December 12, 2025 - pictured is noodles, rice, eggplant, mixed veges, a chicken kebab and some…read morelechon. This was two of the lunch combos - combo 2 and lechon combo. In my opinion, most of the food was extremely salty. Everything had to be eaten with some rice. I think the worst was the eggplant, with the lechon coming in pretty close. Even though some of the other food was not too salty, the extremely salty lechon and eggplant turned me off.

The was the old Max's location its a hotplate plate stye of service now but it still places to sit…read moreafter ordering. Went there around lunch time on a Friday place wasn't too busy. FOOD was great had bbq sticks and lechon on rice (of coarse). Serving was not small and bbq tasted good and and cut of pork was not small. Afterwards went grocery shopping inside also which was a bonus prices were a hit or miss but prlurchased a few items and snacks. Would come back for sure!!

Food is always fresh & plentiful. Service is always pleasant, friendly & courteous. Even though I…read moream not a regular, they always seem to remember my past orders. The "Coca- Cola" ambience is nostalgic and brings back memories from my youth.

The meat was raw and when I didn't want food anymore they said they can't take back so horrible…read moreservice

The menu has unique sandwiches, salads, soups and vegetarian dishes. They specialize in Middle…read moreEastern food. I had the falafel wrap. They allow substitutions. I requested Baba Ganoush instead of hummus. It was delicious. The staff were friendly and helpful. There are several tables. The tables are clean but one of the chairs was covered in sesame seeds. Hours They are open for breakfast and lunch, but not dinner (they close at 4 PM, six days a week) and are closed on Saturdays. Name The name of the restaurant is confusing. The sign on the exterior says Goldies, but the wall inside says Eisenbergs. Their website lists Goldies by Eisenbergs, and their email address is info@goldiesandwiches.com. They need to be more consistent. Parking They are located at Dufferin and Finch, not exactly downtown Toronto. So I was surprised that you have to pay for parking unless you know to go inside, scan a QR code and enter your licence plate to get free parking. I think you can also access the parking registration online. There should be a sign in the parking lot to tell the customers this.

Came here for a quick breakfast and was not disappointed. Bagels were fresh with the perfect…read moretexture balance of fluffy / chewy, and all the ingredients were fresh and delicious. Definitely a great spot for a quick bite!

Staff was great and very fast. We had the eggs benedict with corn and black beans and the southwest…read moreavocado benedict. Both were delicious. The restaurant gets very busy but they move through their waitlist quickly. Thank you Emily our server!

Located inside the plaza beside Dollarama, this place is quite large with lots of seats. You have…read moreto join their waitlist via online or scan the QR code and add yourself to the waitlist. Took about 15mins to seat us 7 people. Service is a little on the slow side but it's quite typical in these types of breakfast/lunch places. Although they had a LOT of servers on the floor. The food is 2/5 in my opinion. The curly fries are good but many were too overcooked and just crumb-like when you bite onto it. The strawberries and bananas were quite mushy, over ripe. The eggs were very undercooked, the white part was runny, we asked for overeasy... Steak was like rubber. Not good at all. Coffee was really good. I wouldn't come here again or would come and just order something else aside from everything else we ordered.

It's an interesting place. Very personable. Quirky. The pizza when just made is quite good and a…read moregreat value at around 3 dollars a slice. Fresh fruits and veggies are used to cook and make smoothies with. Really interesting to see all the fresh fruits on display like a grocery store. Old world charm. Give it a try. The new number by the way is (437) 255-5858 and their website is not up at this time. Again, old-world charm. :)

Chicken was delicious and the assortment of salads very tasty. Owner is very helpful. Will try…read moreother salads next time

Used to be falafel hut village. Your usual middle eastern restaurant with shawarma & falafel…read moreplatters & wraps. Decent proportions. Pretty convenient for students. Daily specials available. Busy for a reason. If you're planning to dine in here I strongly recommend the patio if it's open.

From the owner: Since 2003, Pita Land has made delicious, fresh, and affordable shawarma and kebabs, souvlaki,…read morefalafel, gyro, salads and wraps, but our story didn’t just begin then. Our traditions and recipes have been in our culture and in our family for centuries of Middle-Eastern history. We have made it our passion and our goal to bring our family’s table to yours, to share with everyone the healthy, fresh foods that we enjoy with our family, friends and community at home and at our gatherings. We invite you to the Pita Land table, to sit down and enjoy a good meal with the people around you.

Headed out in a major thunderstorm and back to their farm for the first time this summer. This…read moreplace is the best. If you're discerning about your produce, this is thE place. Outstanding produce (both fruit and vegetables), down to earth, good people who own this farm.

Cute cafe with some seating and plenty of parking. Brightly coloured and lit minimal decor, clean…read moredisplay cases with pricing clearly displayed. Their main location is in Mississauga, and they expanded to North York a few years ago. Service is nice and cheerful, making you feel quite welcome. I like their drink selection that has some interesting things like black sesame latte, tiramisu latte, and grapefruit tea. Their dessert select is good too, with things big and small. Their rolls and cakes are excellent, with plenty of cream, not too sweet. The cakes are beautifully glazed and decorated. The sweet potato cake is fluffy and light. The mont blanc has a nice chestnutty flavour, but is a bit too sweet for my liking. At the moment, they are selling Korean dubai chewy cookies, but we'll see how long this fad lasts...

My friend who loves cake recommended me to check out Tokyo Cheesecake for the Double Layer Yakult…read moreCheesecake. I was a bit skeptical because I'm not a huge fan of yakult aka yogurt stuff. But she was right LOL. It was really good, and it was even better than the desserts at the restaurant we had dinner at that night. We cut the 6" cheesecake into 12 small pieces, and it was perfect for a sweet little treat at the end of our meal :) The staff were courteous and ready to help. It was quite busy even on a Saturday evening around 6pm. There are also tables inside the shop for dining in. Other than whole cakes, they do have slices of cakes available and other mini desserts + a lot of macarons! We did request the shop to write HBD on the cake, but the staff said they are unable to do it at this location (not sure why, maybe don't have the proper tools?). We also tried asking for a candle; we ended up having to buy a pack of 6 candles at the shop :\