Just two weeks after a much-loved Toronto cocktail bar closed its doors, a new venture moved in, and it's already managed to score a ton of fans in the neighbourhood.When Brockton Village's La Piscina closed its doors after four years (and owner Tyler Kostman's coffee shop, Safehouse Coffee, for five years before that), the disappointment was palpable.Though its tenure in the city was relatively short, La Piscina, a Spanish-inspired spot with classic cocktails, tapas and a daytime coffee shop operation, became the heartbeat of the neighbourhood, serving the community during the day and attracting scores of partygoers at night.A certified neighbourhood landmark, the loss of La Piscina cut deep, but there's a glimmer of hope amid the gloom of the dive bar's closure. It takes the shape of The Bad Angel, the new concept that took over the space just two weeks after La Piscina closed.After La Piscina held its last hurrah on New Year's Eve, new owners Corey ...