The Carden Street Cafe across from the Guelph City Hall served it's last patron today, Sunday, June 8th. I managed, with the permission of owner Jer Robbins and the patience of the very accomodating staff, to grab a few pictures inside before the place filled up quickly after opening at 4:30 pm. I had hoped for more time to take in the atmosphere and translate it into photos but it was not to be. But no regrets here... the faithful who showed up for their "last meal" at the iconic restaurant deserve to have their time at the Carden Street Cafe.
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