World Cup Fever Is Driving Toronto Restaurant Business Chris Murie, owner of Dizzy Sports Bar, joins us to discuss how the FIFA World Cup is boosting business in Toronto. New OpenTable data shows restaurant dining is up 20% on average during match days, with a 166% spike during Canada’s first-ever knockout stage game as fans packed local venues to cheer on the national team. episode artwork

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World Cup Fever Is Driving Toronto Restaurant Business Chris Murie, owner of Dizzy Sports Bar, joins us to discuss how the FIFA World Cup is boosting business in Toronto. New OpenTable data shows restaurant dining is up 20% on average during match days, with a 166% spike during Canada’s first-ever knockout stage game as fans packed local venues to cheer on the national team.

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World Cup Fever Is Driving Toronto Restaurant Business Chris Murie, owner of Dizzy Sports Bar, joins us to discuss how the FIFA World Cup is boosting business in Toronto. New OpenTable data shows restaurant dining is up 20% on average during match days, with a 166% spike during Canada’s first-ever knockout stage game as fans packed local venues to cheer on the national team.

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