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Specialties
Nestled between our historic Oakham House and our brand new Ryerson Student Centre building, the Oakham Café is an on-campus gem. World class fair-trade and organic coffees and espresso-based drinks, delectable homemade baked goods, organic hot and iced teas are all complemented by an in-house and take-out menu that is sure to please.
History
Established in 1978.
Oakham House is a historic building in Toronto, Canada. The house is located at the southwest corner of Gould and Church streets. It was designed by architect William Thomas as his own residence and office and completed in 1848. Today it is the middle of and owned by Ryerson University. The upper level consists of a café used by students and faculty, while the lower level is home to a student pub. The building is also used by the university to hold events and receptions.
The house has a predominately Gothic Revival architectural style. Thomas’ office was located in a wing on Gould Street; however, it was later replaced by an addition to the residential part of the building.
Meet the Manager
Michael V.
Manager
Michael V is the General Manager for the Ryerson Student Centre (Oakham House)