Love this company and their new location on Oxford expands their menu offerings which just gives…read moreyou more to love. The new location is certainly dofferent than their previous locations that were definitely harder to see and find if you were not in the know, compared to the easily visible from the Gardiner Expressway location now. As you enter your nose is hit with the intoxicating buttery pastry baking aromas and you are instantly hungrier. Your eyes then catch up as you start to see all the offerings in the cooked and ready to eat display cases. Along with their favourite savoury fillings they have added sweet and baked goods and even self service salads. A gem in the area, I hope they have continued success and are a long term staple for the neighbourhood. If you atr within the GTA make the drive, you will not be disappointed. Yum-o!

I'd be lying if I said I don't have a jonesing for their meat pie once a week. I'm so thankful they…read morehave a retail location! I first came across the company in a British store I visited. The store was out of meat pies, but they had some from this company. Oh my gosh, I'm so glad I decided to grab two. I ended up picking up Beef 'n Beer and Braised beef rib. From the moment I brought it home, put my oven on and let the cooking process happen, it was life-changing. The flavour of the Beef 'n Beer is my absolute favourite, and I was jonesing so much I had to find more. Thankfully, they have a retail store! I visited the location when it was just before a holiday, and I was fortunate to try the limited-edition Thanksgiving pie. That pie wasn't my favourite, but it was still good. The best pies so far (There are multiple flavours to choose from) are the Beef n Beer and the Braised beef is pretty good. I found the peppercorn pie to be overpowering if you don't really like peppercorns. It's a delicious place you must put on your list to try

I was so pleasantly surprised that this place offers Halal beef and chicken options! The server let…read moreus know what our options were and we ordered a few things. The meat was fresh and all of the sides were delicious. I love that they will refill your side dishes so you can eat well. The interior is so cool as well, and very lively. They also serve corn tea free of charge which I found helped with digesting all the meat.

We went to Dalgongae for Friday night dinner. We were able to secure a table without a reservation…read morearound 5:30pm. The restaurant was quite busy but service was relatively fast regardless of that. The restaurant has the feel of a traditional Izakaya/bar. We ordered an assortment of meats and some side dishes: Pork marinated shoulder butt 21.99 * favourite! Seasoned chicken thighs 21.99 Black tiger shrimp 11.99 Marinated chuck flap tail 26.99 *Rank 2 Freshly cooked kettle pot rice with sauteed mushrooms 18.99 1 steamed rice $3 The rice with mushrooms was the surprise of the evening. I came for the meat but this dish had the perfect Unani flavour to compliment everything going on. I would absolutely get that dish again just for myself! I'll likely be returning with friends!

In a word: Horrible! I typically have good experiences with Richtree restaurants but that was not…read morethe case this time. I was looking for a quick, cheap lunch and had originally went in planning on having their salad bar but when I saw what I got for $6.00, I soon decided it was not worth the money. I opted instead, for a hot dog and a drink - $2.59 and $1.79 respectively. The service I received from the young lad manning the grilling station was mediocre at best. He was clearly there to do just the bare essentials of his job and nothing more. The condiment section also left much to be desired. Tomatoes, onions, relish, BBQ sauce, ketchup, hot peppers and pickles... that's it. Obviously geared more towards a burger than a hot dog. Anyway, I dressed my dog as best I could, grabbed my drink and off I went to find a table. To be honest, I've had better hot dogs from street vendors. This dog had no flavour at all... well that's not entirely accurate, the charred remains of the skin provided a very unpleasant flavour and left a charcoal aftertaste! I was very disappointed in my lunch and wished I had gone downstairs to the food court instead!

I recently stopped by the Square One location for a quick lunch and I was pleasantly surprised…read more This was my first time back in a long time and I must say, I really enjoyed it. I had a quarter piece of chicken re-heated on the grill with some delicious bbq sauce and some cold pasta salad. The total came down to around 11$ which is what I expected. Not too expensive, but fair. The food was great, chicken was hot and the pasta was nice and light. I had to resist going back for dessert...Thanks to my strong will power, I skipped on the opportunity but it was hard ignore my temptation. The spread of treats they had on display was incredible. From pecan pie to freshly baked muffins, they had it all. I'll definitely give the desserts a try next time... The "Open Kitchen" self serve concept is awesome. You're not limited to one type of cuisine here, they offer variety which is great for someone who can't decide on what they want to eat for lunch. The service was great from all the staff members including the bus boy outside the cafeteria. Happily cleaning tables and clearing dishes. I couldn't ask for a better experience. I will definitely be back for more whenever I'm in the area.

I was in the area (which is far considering I'm from Markham) so I had to try Pho Ngoc Yen - heard…read moreso much hype. I ordered the Bun Bo Hoe and was not disappointed. The broth was so flavourful, lots of lemongrass and lime flavour. It was loaded with beef, sausage slices, and pork blood so this was very worth it! 10/10! Service was typical of an Asian restaurant but must comment that the decor inside the restaurant is very beautiful. Lots of greenery and bamboo decorations which made the ambience very enjoyable for dining. Don't be fooled by the industrial appearance of the outside!

Tucked into an unassuming stretch of industrial Mississauga, Pho Ngoc Yen has spent years quietly…read morebuilding a devoted following, and rightfully so. The menu unfurls with impressive breadth, moving well beyond expected pho into simmered specialties that reward the adventurous diner. Service throughout was attentive and unhurried, the sort of hospitality that turns newcomers into regulars. What lingers most is the room itself. Disco lighting fixtures and a tucked away stage lend the space an unexpected theatricality, as though it were built for celebration rather than mere sustenance. Despite the family's expansion into a sleeker downtown outpost, this original location retains a lived in charm no polished interior could replicate. The broth carries real depth and fragrance, the noodles handled with care, and the accompanying plates, from crisp spring rolls to grilled specialties, arrive with the consistency that keeps a neighborhood loyal for decades. If there is a critique to offer, it is only that the restaurant's understated exterior undersells the warmth and quality found within. This is Vietnamese cooking presented without pretense: generous, comforting, and utterly sincere. Pho Ngoc Yen earns its reputation through steady, quiet excellence, and it remains a destination worth returning to again and again.

Went on a Sunday evening and had never been to an Eataly. The market was clean and well managed. I…read morewas seated and noticed the low clean lines and the atmosphere was relaxed. I settled into the menu and ordered two pizza to share with my wife. The pizza came quickly and was well made. The dough was crisp and fluffy and toppings were nice as well. Our server was very nice and pleasant. Overall, a nice experience and I would go back.

I think you'd be better off roaming the markets than visiting the restaurant. Although the service…read moreis great and it wasn't too crowded on a Friday evening, the food just wasn't anything special, and felt much too overpriced for what it was. My friend and I both ordered pizzas, which tasted okay. There are interesting flavours, like the Diavola Dolce SG with a honey drizzle, and the Pesto Di Melanzana, but they both weren't cooked great. They were edible but felt undercooked and floppy. That might just be a personal preference--maybe that's how they eat it in Italy. Although I ordered the Pesto Di Melanzana, it didn't taste like pesto at all, nor were there any eggplants found, as it was listed in the ingredients list, so I might have gotten the wrong order The atmosphere, however is great! It's decorated well, well-lit, and spacious. Despite this subpar experience I'd probably still visit an Eataly location for a girls night out.

Check out the Bottega next 2 doors down! This is where they have a full bakery section (treats,…read morecoffee/tea, fresh bread), deli section, sandwich area (can heat it up if needed), food to go (salads, charcuterie boxes, etc), frozen meals (frozen desserts too), a eating area, and a food truck (grilled cheese, poutine, etc). The "Factory" a few wdoors down is the grocery store. I've never been disappointed by any of their sandwiches - bread and ingredients always fresh and tasty, and portions are large (I could never finish them in 1 sitting), and the price was very reasonable. The baked goods are priced even better - similar pastries at other stores are usually more expensive, yet these ones were just as good. The brisket poutine is HUGE and the brisket was delicious - just wish there was more cheese. Service is friendly overall, but they take their time with each order. Lots of seating, but parking situation is not good, and public transport is not convenient - we just ubered here the several times we went.

Omg if I died and went to heaven this is what I want it to look like, so many amazing cheeses,…read moremeats, produce and much more. The absolute best charcuterie boards made to take and was such a hit at our event

Pork souvlaki was good: flavourful & moist with a nice grill taste. Potatoes & rice were good &…read moresalad was decent Large gyro pita: tzatziki was rich & creamy. Gyro was tasty: moist with a nice grill taste on the generous meat portion.

I've only had the breakfast and pancakes and it was great! Big portion and very filling. The…read morerestaurant also is nice and clean.

Vacation in town and came across this Korean restaurant in a strip mall near the airport. Upon…read moreentering, we were greeted by friendliness. The dining room was nice and cool on a hot day and seems clean. Since we came here at 4pm-ish, there were not a lot of diner, so everything we ordered came out quick and steaming hot. Of all the foods, we enjoyed the black bean noodles the most. It has the right amount of savory flavors and sauce has perfect thickness that coated the noodles well. The fried chicken was juucy and crunchy. The floor manager was very friendly and we chatted away!

Go here pretty often and would consider it the best place for Korean fried chicken! They have a…read morevariety of seating options which also comes with curtains that you can close if you want more privacy, which I thought was pretty cool. My party ordered the honey garlic chicken and soy garlic chicken that came with Jjajangmyeon (noodles in blackbean sauce) and we also ordered the bibimbap. The chicken servings were also pretty good! Thought it was a lot that was given. in terms of service, water was refilled without asking and napkins were given without asking either. Definitely would recommend you guys to try this place if you're craving some korean fried chicken!

Food: Got the smoked meat poutine and really enjoyed it…read more The fries were crispy, the gravy was flavorful, and the smoked meat added a nice savory touch. It was very filling. Good portion for a quick meal and definitely worth trying if you like poutine. Service: Very quick and straightforward. You order on the screen, wait for your food, and grab it when it's ready. Perfect for a quick stop! Ambiance: It's a small stand/cart with shared outdoor seating alongside the other food stands. Very casual and more of a grab-and-go setup!

Very good poutine, possibly the best that I've had in Toronto…read more The fries were really great... loved the taste and texture. The poutine was a little sweet though... not sure if it was the fries or something else. We tried the original, and the smoked meat version. The original was better imo. Limited street (paid) parking. The restaurant itself is more like a food stall, so there is no seating, but they recommend eating at the community center, which is right next door. We elected to do this, and there were a few tables available fortunately.