Just to add to the last review - it has been shuttered - online groups that discussed the space and…read moreowner all agreed the owner was a nightmare - so it's not a surprise the restaurant is closed - but now all of her madness is likely focused on the bakery staff at the last of the old bakeries in the west Bloor west village Janchenko's!! This alcoholic owner who becomes abusive to her staff owns this institution. - she would be smart to sell this if she doesn't get help for her anger and drinking issues

Food was good. Service was adequate. Owner was drunk and put her hands on my husband. When I asked…read moreher to step away, she asked me if I wanted to fight. The staff had to drag her away and the experience was very disappointing. She needs an intervention, and I wouldn't recommend another visit based on my experience today.

The food is deliscious, I had a smoked meat sandwich and got a mixed sausage sandwich for later…read morealong with a couple of Veal Burek (sp?) wow the meat itself is so good but the bun it comes in is something else. I'm glad I don't live near the place or I'd be 500 lbs. On top of it all every lady in the place is beautiful.

Great food if you are close to Toronto airport. Service kind of a slow but well worth waiting…read more Recommend burek and burger's.

Mixed feelings…read more Varenyky (perogies) with mashed potatoes were decent. Quite homey and filling, with flavour of caramelized onion. My kid ate them and was so full, he refused a pizza at a birthday party some time later. At the same time, syrnyky (19 CAD for three) were a disgrace. Too sweet and sour and almost inedible. I'd suggest making them twice less sweet and get rid of the sour sauce. The restaurant is quite pretentious too! We walked in after the High Park and the waiter immediately said we have to have a reservation, only to then immediately say that we can indeed sit down. - But I understand. This is typical "Eastern European hospitality". Overall, they are trying to be a posh place, but the flavours are not quite there yet. The dishes are one-dinensional, if you will, or 2D. I'd rather have a homey restaurant with really good food.

We were here for the Winterlicious. It was a set menu that customers could enjoy different popular…read moredishes from the restaurant. They were good portion sizes and it's good price as well. This restaurant was Ukrainian style, good location in Downtown Toronto. Their website was updated to reflect new dishes and menu. We booked a reservation at 11:30am on Saturday, and they only allowed to stay for 2 hours (the waitress told us we could stay until 1:30pm when we arrived around 11:45). The lunch winterlicious included 1 of 3 Appetizers, 1 of 3 mains, 1 of 3 desserts. We got a Pork soup (Borscht), deep fried chicken (Schnitzel), and honey cake with customized caramel walnuts. We also ordered Deruny Benedict with Smoke Salmon. The soup was coming with some bread and sour cream, but a bit salty for us. As an appetizer, it was ok. The Benedict with Smoke Salmon, somehow the smoke salmon was fishy that the pancake at the bottom was also fishy. Salad within the Benedict and the sauce were great. The fried chicken was no sauce, it was a bit dry for me. At last, the honey cake came in the middle of our meal, too early. There was walnut on it, we didn't realize until see it, my little one has allergy with nuts, we didn't ask at the beginning. About their service, when we just arrived, she mentioned 2 hours limit for the dining period. I feel like she doesn't want us to stay, because we have a kid that we might not able to finish our lunch in 2 hours, or we might occupy the table too long. As first time comer, she didn't ask if we have any allergies. Lucky that we caught it. We finished within 50mins, still have enough time to go washroom and pay the bill. But we have to watch the time. Maybe we would like to relax a bit more next time.

Delicious balkan fiod especially the cevapi and borek! great…read morecustomer service friendly staff. Highly recommended

This was my fist time trying Bosnia and Herzegovina cuisine and I fell in love with it. Their food…read moreis a good balance between Middle Eastern ad East European cuisines. This is a cozy supermarket/restaurant that offers variety of Burek, grill, platters, and roasted meat. You can also buy cold deli, dairy products, snacks, frozen meat and burek, coffee, etc. from here. We ordered Chevap's (10p pieces) and cheese burek for our meal and Cupavi and Jabukova (they both include apples) for dessert. The portions of Chevap's were more than enough for one person; they comecwith onions and garlic sauce and 10 pieces would be $13.72. As for the Burek and desserts, they're priced according to their weight. The staff were friendly and patient with us, since we didn't know what to order. I also liked the vibe there; mostly senior people from their community come together here for a chat.

very fast and friendly service. loved the recommendations for drinks (get the greek gin martini) as…read morewell as food. suuuuch generous portions. the saganaki and Greek salad was chefs kiss! Will be back soon.

I really enjoyed eating here. They make authentic pljeskavica and cevapi, served with tasty kajmak,…read morejust what I was missing after my adventure through the former Yugoslavian Republic. The restaurant owner greeted me and was very friendly, asking me about my trip to Bosnia and Croatia. He's actually a Serbian from Bosnia so this must be where the 'authentic' comes into play. Service was great and everything was clean. They have WiFi and there are several parking spots in front. As for the food, it's more expensive than many other cheap eats in the area, but it does have a higher-end ambience and the food tastes better too. I do wish the meat were a bit juicier though, but the kajmak (sour cream) and ajvar (non-spicy red sauce) do make up for it. I also wish that they had a sommun (pita-like) or any soft wrap-type bread rather than the thick and inflexible bread they used. They also serve more traditional diner favourites such as all-day breakfast and souvlaki. But go for the Balkan food.

Best goulash and warm, inviting service. A true European gem in Etobicoke. Definitely recommend…read morethis spot!

Y Not Italian used to be a great restaurant but then things changed. Originally they had 40 wines…read morefor $40 - it was good value. Last time we were there it had changed to 40 wines for $60 and the bottle we had for $60 one of our guests saw in the LCBO for $13.00 - so not so good. Food was good, but they don't seem to change the menu listings very often. Very sad, guess it's the times

Y Not Italian was introduced to me by coincidence but stayed in my life purposely. The ambience is…read morebeyond words but let me try. It's cozy comfort with style; a nonna approved space. On the small side and with a small view of the kitchen. The food is beyond words, the gnocchi being my go to favourite. But all of the food is stellar, a friend of mine even asking for nothing more than a loaf of bread and their tomato sauce. A great place for a celebration/date/or a typical weekday dinner

Often not open at 4, food is not good and VERY overpriced. Their goulash main meal consists of 3…read moresmall slices of bread, half a dozen small bits of beef and some watery gravy -$32. You can get a 3 course meal down the road at Bellona for $25 and the food is brilliant. Beer prices have also been increased - over $12 for a Creemore and $15 for a Guinness. The bar staff are brilliant but not appreciated by the owner. Unfortunately I will not be going back to this bar

Underrated spot! Bartenders are top tier…read moreFood is a bit pricy, but a lot of hidden gems My only issue with this place is they don't open earlier than 4pm

I'm doing my best to keep the GOOD VIBES Only feeling going until next year. No lingering on Foods…read morethat failed to Deliver. No lingering on Delivery that failed to bring Food! Yeah... that's a thing! LOL! Look... if you are looking for some great eats, look no further than this place. The Armenian Bistro. I've been here a few times now and this time, I was here because something bad happened and I needed a pick-me-up that no alcohol can do - it's gotta be food! I've tried the whole gambit of foods here but I always go back to their Tonir (Tandoori) foods. They have this amazing oven that just sears and cooks their meats to perfection. For lunch this time, I got myself their Pork Shashlik with Rice and Grilled Veggies. Perfection in each juicy bite and it really hit the spot! I was supposed to be somewhere else but plans fell apart and this place was my Pick-Me-UP and it did not disappoint. The owner and staff here are amazing. Helpful, friendly, and knows how to get you a great meal each time! OH.. BTW - they make things to order, so if you want your food dying at a hot table, this is not the place ... then again, if that's how you want your food, there must be a Crown or Clown Food somewhere you can go. For the rest of us that savour each moment we have to ourselves to enjoy a bite... you can't beat a great home style meal. If you have a chance to go through my pix of the place and there are a lot, you will see that I really love this place. Next time... the dumplings... !!! CHEERS!!!

We tried the Tasting Tray for 2 and were so impressed with our order…read more The food was absolutely fantastic. It featured chicken and beef Lula kabob, chicken Kiev,( beet and carrot salad, mashed potatoes and basmati rice. It normally comes with chiburek but ours came with extra chicken so it would be gluten and dairy free. The dinner was delicious. We really enjoyed the flavours and tender meats. The food was so good, I was excited to eat the leftovers the next day and take it in my lunch. This tray gave us more than 4 meals and I would definitely buy it again. If you haven't tried this resto, definitely check them out ans support them during the upcoming season so another great resto doesn't disappear.

Cafe De Flore is conveniently located near Royal York Subway Stop on Bloor Street W. They have a…read moregood size space and seats and tables. People can relax and talk to friends over a cup of coffee and sandwich. They have good macarons. Prices are reasonable. Inside is a classic look and timeless cafe.

Visited this cafe with my friend recently to grab some breakfast and catch up. It was extremely…read morebusy and we were barely able to secure a table. We got a mocha, latte, pistachio croissant and chocolate pistachio croissant. The cafe had several wonderful pastry options. The interior was beautiful and the chairs made it feel like you were transported to Europe. Two drinks and pastries ended up being $25 so a little on the pricier side but normal for Toronto. The only thing I didn't love was the fact that my latte was not hot at all and I was disappointed there wasn't latte art on either drinks. Other than that this place will definitely be worth revisiting