Bruce MacNeil

This is a very, very enjoyable place to have lunch in downtown Toronto. Admittedly it is a tiny bit obscure because it is in the basement of a church on Bathurst street.

The food is very very friendly and superbly comforting on a cold day or even a warm summer's afternoon. Woman cooking is gracious and welcoming and everything is more or less perfect .

Atmosphere is that of the church basement in a very, very charming way. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I have been coming here for years - my favourite place for everyday meats or a special occasion. Genuine and sincere service and advice - I highly recommend.

Third world. This building ought be closed.

washrooms are simply awful - a signing directing toilet paper away from being flushed. Deadly stairs to access.

It is time for this place to close.

The food was very very bad. There are also rather silly autonomous delivery "drones" that are a complete waste.

Hopefully the employees are paid according to Ontario law.

Really great .

This is a nice comfortable spot for a coffee and a chat. The baked goods are delicious and the atmosphere is clean and warm.

The design of the interior is very arty and inspired.

There is no wheelchair access.