WHERE has Georgian food been all my life?! My friend and I were at a loss for words upon the first…read morebite of kachapuri... INSANE flavor and presentation!! This place is an absolute must try if you've never had Georgian cuisine. We also tried shkmeruli, which is roasted chicken leg quarters doused in the creamiest, most decadent garlic cream sauce. Kind of like alfredo on crack. And dipping into it with the khinkali bread?! Heaven. You have to experience it for yourself. Service was amazing, the waitstaff gave great hospitality and they all went above and beyond to make sure we enjoyed our experience. Shoutout to the girl who gave us a super fun tableside mixing presentation!! Try to get a table inside, however their street patio is nice to eat on when the weather is decent. Absolutely will be returning to try their lamb khinkali which unfortunately they were sold out of today. Prices were super reasonable for the amount of food we were served. There was even enough for leftovers between two girls who hadn't eaten all day & had smoked right before coming here.

I have been waiting for over 2 years to eat here because I had to go with my coworker as she…read morepromised to take me and I wouldn't know what to order. Their dishes are so hearty and flavourful. It's been on the Michelin guide for 2023. 2024 and 2025. You must check it out.

Beautiful outdoor dining. Waiter recommended today's special, fish and cooked vegetables. iIt's…read moredelicious.

Two friends came with me to this establishment. It was their first time and my third. I always…read moreenjoyed the quick service, upbeat vibe, and delicious fresh food! Limon did not disappoint this time. One of my friends who ordered falafel said it was the best she ever had. When I venture over to The Beaches, will stop in here again!

Pretty standard brunch options, pretty good taste. - Salmon…read moreEggs Bennington: Good poach on the eggs, aptly salty salmon. Liked how there were sweet potatoes as part of the side. - Serious Shrimp Frittata: The frittata was a bit bland and light on the shrimps. - Lemon Ricotta Pancakes: Thick and fluffy. Like how you can customize how many pancakes you get in your stack and the price changes accordingly. Service was efficient. Decor was lively. Place buzzed with energy on the weekend. They also serve dinner in case you're interested.

Came for lunch. The venue is lovely and bright. We started with coffees, which came right away, but…read morethen it took us forever to put in our order. I finally got up and said Can we place our order? I got the shakshuka which was a bit of a disappointment. The egg whites were not quite cooked, which is gross. The eggs and the sauce were all in a pizza dough which should have been baked a bit longer. Unfortunately the sauce was soaked up in the pizza dough. Sauce on one side, eggs on the other. Shakshuka should have the eggs baked in the sauce. Husband ordered the pastrami. Loved it. When we went to pay, took us forever to get the waiters attention. The fact that we had to keep getting the servers attention every time we needed something was a little disappointing. I'm sure we will be back to try some other menu items. Just not the shakshuka

My favourite store where they have the best fresh fruits and veggies and my go to place to buy…read morebeautiful flowers for myself

This spot is for sure a budget friendly shop. For $23.51 I got:…read more- tomatoes - 2 batches of organic blueberries - bag of Meyer lemons - brussel sprouts - cucumber - cantaloupe - oranges - avocado - carrots I would have bought more, but I was running out of hands! The quality of produce here is fantastic (I am reminded of the Seinfeld episode where Jerry and Kramer get banned....that kind of good). Better than what you can get at a regular grocery store, and its cheap. You can go next door to the small Loblaws and get the rest of your groceries, but buy your produce here. With a TD across the street, a multitude of coffee shops nearby...why go anywhere else?!

Was there for Jays game. Super friendly & warm service made me feel very comfortable. Screen was…read morebig enough to enjoy sports game. All the seats were very comfortable as well. They had Bluejays ALDS championship special which was 50% off wings and $2 off for house lager. Such a good deal. Only thing was the hot sauce we ordered for the wing. Personally wished it was not a vinegary Frank hot sauce type of sauce. Enjoyed cauliflower pickles from Mezze Platter ($15) and other items were okay. Would come back for dinner some other time!

Tips: - There is free parking behind the eatery, but spots…read moreare limited. Otherwise, it's Green P parking along Kingston Road. You can also try parking for free along Walter Street. - Book a reservation, especially when it's Mother's or Father's Day. I met up with three friends for brunch on Sunday. I've known one since we were in grade 1. I became friends with the other two when we were in grade 7. All four of us were in the Extended French program in grade 7. Three of us dropped out by the time we got into high school together. One friend lives in Hong Kong and was in town for two weeks. She asked me if I was free on Sunday. It was Father's Day, but I had seen my dad already in the morning and was going to return for dinner at night. I said yes. I'm glad that I did. We had a reservation at The Kingston House for noon. It was my first time here. It used to be the Grover Exchange for many years. It was fitting that we came here for bunch. It's a few blocks away from where we all attended high school. I took backroads to get here. There was parking behind the eatery. I backed into a spot at around 11:45 am. Spaces are limited. There were five left. I walked in and saw the Father's Day buffet spread. It looked good. I stood waited to be seated. My friend who lives in Hong Kong was at the back of the restaurant and waved frantically at me. One friend came in ten minutes after I had. She could only stay briefly. I was happy that she came for coffee and a good chat. I hadn't seen her since we graduated from high school. My friend from grade 1 came in last. The TTC was on a Sunday schedule and she was late thanks to a bunch of detours. I hadn't seen her since we were undergraduates. What is special about the Kingston House is that brunch goes until 4 pm. We stayed for almost four hours and staff did not kick us out. We needed four hours to catch up. We picked up from where we all left off. It was nice. The Father's Day buffet was $45 per person. It had pastries, salad, a roast beef carvery, two types of eggs benedict, mussels, french toast with berries, a chocolate fountain with fruit, and a whole lot more. It was impressive. I will admit that I didn't gorge as much as I should have. I felt like my friends and I were in the same boat. Our conversation was so good that we almost had to nudge ourselves to eat! I got a mimosa. It was $8 for the first one. If you wanted more, it was $5 each. Such a steal! I loved mine. It was refreshing, a bit bubbly, and yummy. We got a lot of water refills. Staff were super patient, friendly, and attentive. I loved chatting with our female server, who went to Notre Dame High School down the street and was bummed out that she didn't have woodworking class there. Her brothers did at Neil McNeil. Crazy how you come back to the Beaches, you talk to locals, and you feel like you still live there. My first plate at the buffet consisted of mussels, peameal bacon benedict, bacon, and sausage. Everything was delicious. My second place was full-on carbs. I wanted the french toast with berries, which was fantastic! Next to the french toast were bread pudding and apple crumble, which are two of my favourite desserts. I loved it all. I got a huge scoop of potato salad. It was so good. I am a dill fan and this salad had a ton of dill that made me so happy. I also felt the need to balance everything with a plate of fruit. I had pineapple, cantaloupe, and honeydew melon chunks. They were sweet and so good to finish off my meal. I used the washroom twice, which was downstairs. It's an older building, so it's not great on the accessibility scale. The women's washroom was clean and spacious. Downstairs had live jazz music happening. It was a nice touch. I got to check out two different acts performing while I was briefly down there. There was also a full bar. I saw a pool table, but it was covered. This downstairs area is used for various events. It's cozy and cool. I briefly saw the patio. It was popular with all the dads and their families. We stayed inside, which I liked. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and tipped. All was great. I'd love to return and focus on the food! I felt that my food took a backseat. That's okay. It's not every day that you get to hang out with friends whom you haven't seen in eons in the neighbourhood in which you all grew up. (205)

I have to write this review. This restaurant is 100% responsible for making what was the worst day…read moreof my life better. I wish that I could remember our waitresses name because she is an amazing person. I was there today with my 2 adult daughters. We are from California. We had to travel to the Toronto area because my husband of 30 years passed away suddenly in his sleep while in the GTA. We had just finished identifying and viewing his remains before cremation. We decided that we needed to sit and have a drink or two. We ordered some beers and jalapeño poppers and an order of brisket sliders some of his favorite foods and his favorite beer. The jalapeño poppers were delicious, we did not eat the sliders we just didn't feel much like having food. We did bring the sliders with us and even after being reheated in a hotel microwave they were delicious. Our waitress was wonderful and even ran to a flower shop that was near and gave us each a flower! I am writing this in hope that she may see it and we can thank her for everything. We will always remember her and her kindness. This was by far the best experience we had in the week we spent in Toronto. It is definitely worth the time and money spent to visit this place. Thank you so much for the delicious food, kindness and being the absolute bright spot in our sad visit to Toronto

This bar and bbq place is a personal favourite. With very casual atmosphere, everyone is welcome to…read moreenjoy themselves. The service is also quick, however if you go on a weekend you might have to wait a bit for a table as it tends to get very busy. The sampler platters are my favourite to get as u get a little bit of everything but this time we tried their sandwiches, which were also quite good. The portion was big and the sides of fries were good. Next time though, I'll stick with the sampler as I feel it's more worth the money. Overall they serve very good food in a ver friendly atmosphere!

If you like Neapolitan-style pizzas, and you are in GTA, you should try this place. Their pizza…read morecrust is seriously good.... a thin, chewy, crispy and soft. The puffed up edge crust with dark charred blisters - excites me. We got (delivery): # Margherita: Classic and great! But I thought this one is best enjoyed immediately out of oven because of the simple fresh ingredients. Next time! # Smoked Meat: This one is SOOO GOOD. The generous and perfect amount of meet. Caramelised onions are thickly cut, tender and naturally sweet, but miraculously leaving some tender-crunch in the middle. Espresso aioli and parsley emulsion (sauce) were added depth to flavour. Chili flakes completes the whole. Super well balanced, so good so good!! # Speck baffala: Super savory. Intensely rich sun-dried tomato paste meeting silky cheese based sauce and pistachio pesto. Tender crispy- roast-y eggplant pieces give it a nice aroma. Fresh cheese. Fine taralli (cracker) crumble are scattered over it, when baked, give the pizza a flaky texture to it.... overwhelmingly (in a super good way) rich and again, very well balanced. Highly highly recommend! I am so lucky to work close from here. I am addicted. I want to try all the pizzas they have~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!

Got the fig and pancetta pizza delivered, and have to say this place does Neopolitan pizza well…read more While a bit on the smaller side, it was properly chewy floppy in the middle while puffy on the crust, and the toppings were generous. If you like that style of pizza over the crispier sturdiness of a New York, then you'll enjoy this spot.

Wild Oregano serves mainly Greek / Mediterranean dishes (gyros, moussaka, grilled fish and seafood…read moreoptions, Greek salad), with some eclectic dishes including Italian (pastas), Asian / Thai-inspired (fish with Thai sauce and Thai-style stir-fry), British (English-style fish and chips), Chinese-inspired (Shanghai kung pao shrimps & chicken stir-fried with vegetables), Hungarian (goulash), American (burgers), French (French onion soup), Middle Eastern (falafels), and an extensive breakfast / brunch menu that they seem to serve all day (we were offered both the dinner and breakfast menus in late afternoon). Location is quite scenic and conveniently located right across Kew Beach and Public Library, with street parking and Green P parking nearby. It's also steps away from Queen Street streetcar stops. We came without a reservation and were seated right away (the restaurant wasn't very busy on a weekend afternoon that day). Our server was very friendly and on the ball. The chef came out a few times to ask how the food was, made sure everything was ok, and was super nice as well. Food was very delicious - loved everything from the 2 different salmon dishes that we got (Light Choice Roasted Salmon Fillet with lemon garlic sauce, and Cedar Plank Salmon that we got with the pesto and feta cheese on the side). The Grilled Calamari was very flavourful with the marinade, and it was perfectly cooked without being too chewy or rubbery (not overly cooked). All main dishes came with a choice of carbs (rice, French fries, mashed potatoes, or lemon potatoes) and either a House or Greek Salad. We swapped our carbs with Grilled Vegetables as the sides, with House Salads, then added on basmati rice and lemon potatoes as additional sides. Everything was great! They gave complimentary bread slices and mezzes (hummus, eggplant-tomato mixture, and baba ganoush). The baba ganoush especially was really good on the lemon potatoes, grilled vegetables, and mixed in with the rice. Grilled vegetables consisted of green and red bell peppers and zucchini - all nicely grilled, still crisp (not overcooked), and not oily at all. Perfection. It was a very satisfying meal with great service.

Stopped by for lunch while on the Beaches area, there is a patio !!! Which is so necessary for…read moresummer ! Our server was friendly, welcoming and helpful. They do have an extensive breakfast menu as well as lunch & dinner which is a treat. Started with a Mimosa & double Vodka. Ordered a chicken souvlaki sandwich with salad as well as a Mediterranean Avocado toast . Both were delicious, well presented and perfectly cooked.

I agree with the other reviewers, the frosting is way too sweet, even for American buttercream…read more They have a lot of flavors, but the last several batches we purchased were not very moist, even on a Saturday and Sunday. There are a lot of other bakeries that we will definitely stick to.

Haven't had too much an experience with Life is Sweet, but I was able to snag a Butterscotch…read morecupcake sample which seemed appealing. It was very cute as it was a mini and I was excited to try it. Unfortunately, as the name of the store suggests, this cupcake was extremely sweet. I did not enjoy it too much because it was too sweet for my liking. It had butterscotch chocolate chips (I think?) at the bottom of the cupcake which added to the sweetness and although it's a nice concept (where else can you find butterscotch cupcakes?), it is much too sweet for me!

This review is for the Kingston Road location as I am able to enjoy the at this location more…read moreoften. I've eaten here a few times. It's always fresh. The cabbage roll is like nothing I've tasted before! It's filled with falafel and lentils. There's a tangy sauce on top. The samosas are spicy and, like anything you order here, you can see the ingredients. I have enjoyed the vegetarian and chicken. Both good. The staff are conscientious and put each order together as they are ordered. There is usually a small line up of 3-4 people, so you know there are people willing to wait for the food. - it's that good. The only thing I would have different in a future order is to ask for my cabbage roll to warmed all the way through. It was warmed up, but given its substantial size, it was cold in the middle. It tasted fine (I was hungry), but I'm sure the flavours would come through even better when heated up longer.

Delish! So many flavours…read more So many sides. Really friendly people too! Veg & chicken options