There's something... undeniably perverse about what Rexall/Pharma-Plus/whatever you call them these days have turned the Brunswick House into.
This is now twice in the past year I've visited this pharmacy, not out of any real necessity (it's simply on a walk I take through the city when I hit up the Value Village down the road by Lansdowne Station), but more because I can't believe what they've done to the property.
They took a building that was synonymous with partying and the general culture of a geographic area and stitched a drugstore on top of it, Leatherface's mask-style, and then they have the gall to promote it as something that's still a historic and integral part of the community.
Is this a good drugstore on its own? Yes. Did they need another one in this neighborhood when there's a bigger and better Shoppers Drug Mart store not more than a 30-second walk away? Not a chance.
Anything you need here, you can get at SDM, and the latter has better selection. Why the upper brass thought this was a proper use for a drugstore when the neighborhood is already saturated with them is beyond me.
Unless there was some sort of extenuating circumstance, there is no reason to visit this Rexall. Avoid.