Chefs Hall offers a wide variety of options, and I enjoyed the ramen and some small dishes I tried. The space is bright and modern, but it can get crowded during lunch hours. Service was polite, though a bit slow at times. Overall, a solid spot for a casual meal downtown read more

I love this place always a good pick for us when in Toronto there is such a great variety of food there's something for everybody! We've tried just about every restaurant here and they're all pretty great overall! Prices are solid too can't ever go wrong here! read more

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This is a wonderful place with ample seating and a whole bunch of different options for different foods across different cultures! read more

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Started working around the University X Dundas area, I learned that it is a bit challenging to find quality & quick take-out place during busy work hours. Also, it should be walking distance, as finding a parking is not easy. Even if there is a well reputed take-out place nearby, I should expect a long lineup. So, when I found this Chefs Hall option, I was excited. It is 12 mins walk, and I can pre-order for pick up. This place had variety of food options, and I found "Osteria Scossa" - a place that serves fresh pasta dishes. Pasta is easy to take out, easy to eat. Perfect for me! Pre-ordered "Spaghetti Pomodoro"and it was ready exactly when I arrived by walk. The spaghetti was thicker in diameter than regular Spaghetti. I enjoyed the interaction of the spaghetti and the tomato sauce. If the noodle were thinner, I could have gotten lost about what I was enjoying - as the sauce was very distinctly rich/flavourful, it could easily overpower the thinner spaghetti. BUt with this thicker noodle, I was able to enjoy the characters of the both. Cheese was good quality but not overwhelming, just right amount to highlight the main characters (pasta and sauce) behind the scene. So was the fresh basil leaves. It came with a small piece of sourdough bread. Thank you. I wiped the sauce with it and ate at the end of the meal. I do not care about the manner! The sauce was too good not to do this. After eating, I hoped, may be next time I want to eat-in so I can eat their pasta more "hot & fresh". I want to explore Chefs Hall itself more for a short lunch break luxury. Yey! read more

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Lots of choices and food was amazing! There was trivia going on while we were there and it just added some fun to the evening!

We got lucky and stumbled on this gem near Eaton center... one source (google? Yelp?) said it was closed but as we walked by people were going in so we joined them. Cool funky vibe inside- a bit Chelsea Market- AMAZING food choices!! We will definitely go back next time we are I. TO! read more

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Chefs Hall is a nicer food court of sorts with 14 different restaurant options for lunch or dinner.,You walk around and decide what you want and they have tables to eat at plus a bar, big screen TVs and they play good (loud) music. I tried the Indian, Greek and Mexican and plan to go back for the Italian before I leave town. They also have sushi, fried chicken, pizza, and a few other options! Much better prices than the pricey hotels in the area. I'm staying at the Sheraton right across the street so it has been super convenient! Only subtracted one star because the dessert options are very limited with only one place with sweets and the coffee bar closes too early!! Otherwise, I'm a fan. It's a great place to meet up and everyone can get what they want but you can all eat together. read more

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We had Chefs Hall for dinner on a Wednesday evening. It was super easy to find and walkable from our hotel. There were so many food vendors to choose from (almost too many since I couldn't make a decision). I chose the burrito bowl from the Mexican food vendor. My husband had Indian and my daughter had Italian (pasta). No complaints about any of the food. The entire venue was very clean. This is a great place to stop if everyone in your family wants something different to eat and you don't want to go to multiple places. read more

The Charcoal Biryani gets a five - the chicken shawarma parotta was spectacular and it comes with fries and a drink. The samosas were delicious too / crisp and flavorful. I got the black garlic ramen and it was good but not five stars, hence I give the overall experience a slight downgrade. BUT we loved the ambience and selection and will most definitely return if we find ourselves in Toronto again!!! read more

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Food 3.5/5 Service 4/5 Ambiance 3/5 I think I've been spoiled for other food halls since going to The Well's food hall. I wasn't wowed by this place. For someone who is claustrophobic like me the space felt cramped. Ceilings were low & the dark woods for decor made it feel dark & enclosed as well. It only opens up a bit when you get towards the back where there are windows & doors to the outdoor patio. Food: Pokito: I ordered the 420 bowl without edamame. It was okay, pretty ordinary for the price which was over $20. The guy assembling the food was nice & friendly. He made my order pretty quickly considering there were several orders before mine to prepare. The Red Eye: I ordered the banquet burger with fries. The fries tasted good when they were hot. There's some sort of seasoning on it that's different than other burger & fries places. But once the fries got cold they were hard & didn't taste as great. The burger was okay. Again pretty ordinary according to my tastebuds. I've had better burgers & fries elsewhere. Oswald's Pizza: Hubby got pepperoni pizza with a salad. He said it was really good & he enjoyed it. He didn't end up eating the salad as he got too full. He said their service was great. Grandma loves you: Hubby got a hot dog. He asked for only a little mustard but they put a lot on it. He said the hot dog was okay. They were busy but their service was good too. Mary's Brigadeiros: Dessert was 4 different flavours of their cookies: Pistachio, Caramel, chocolate chip & double chocolate. All the flavours were good. We especially liked the pistachio because the flavour combo was unexpected. Pistachio & the filling inside (I can't identify it) was so delicious. The caramel was so smooth & if my tastebuds aren't mistaken there was condensed milk in it. The double chocolate had some white bits in it that I think were marshmallow. Their service was great. Washrooms were okay. They were clean-ish. Not immaculate as there was pieces of toilet paper on the floor. But it also wasn't dirty. There were 2 out of order stalls in the ladies washroom. I confess to not counting how many stalls there were. I think there was 8 stalls. Hubby says the men's washroom was clean but that the stalls are small. There were 5 urinals according to hubby & 5 stalls. It was an okay visit to come to chef's hall. Food-wise nothing really blew my mind. We don't live or work nearby so it was a trek for us to come here. So far, I prefer The Well's food hall. The next food hall we're going to visit is Waterworks. If their videos are any indication, it looks like a nice open space. We shall see what we think of their food offerings! read more

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They are self serve. I ordered the tempura shrimp. It is really good! Highly recommend. My friend ordered Garlic Ramen and also said it is good! And the price is also nice. Will definitely revisit and recommended! read more

Chefs Hall - Tempura Shrimp - Food Court Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I'd describe Chefs Hall as a high end food court in downtown Toronto. I met up with a friend here for an early lunch and it was quite empty. There were plenty of food options, ranging from ramen to Italian to burgers, etc. I went to Tecolote, a Mexican spot and ordered a chicken enchilada. I found the portion of the meal a little bit small and a little bit pricey for what it was, but it wasn't bad. I believe the main draw of Chefs Hall is the ambiance. I could see how it would be a place that would be packed during regular lunch hours. There's a patio on one side of it as well, which would be perfect on a hot summer day. read more

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I've heard this place being described as a "high-end" food court, and I think it's pretty apt. The facilities are clean and have a lot to offer at a relatively convenient location. It's a cute space with ample seating and has a lot to offer in terms of food options. I got a chicken sandwich from Grateful Chicken and keisuke tendon from Tempura Keisuke. Definitely get the tempura. The scallop was out of this world!! It may be one of the best tempura bites I've had. The chicken was also so crispy and full of flavor. Highly recommend :) read more

I have been to multiple events at Chef's Hall and have enjoyed all of them. It offers great variety of food stations from drinks, coffee, Indian Cuisine, Chineses Cuisine, Mexican Cuisine, Pizza, Bubble Tea, Fried Chicken, Poke, Grandma Loves You Sandwiches, etc. There's plenty of space between the food stations and on the patio to sit down and enjoy your food or have events that even include dancing. Finding parking is a bit tricky though. Well, isn't that the case in Downtown? Lol If you're lucky, you can find street parking, if not, you need to use underground parking which is expensive. Best option is taking TTC there if you can. read more

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Chefs Hall used to be called Assembly Chef's Hall. I had heard great things about coming to this hall with lots of food stalls to choose food and drinks from. I dig Upper East Food Club and The Annex. Give me quality eateries where I can get a drink from one and a sandwich from another, and I am a happy camper. * start of aside * What confuses me here is the name change. You still see welcome mats in this hall that say Assembly. Yet, the word, Assembly, has formally disappeared in the name, along with the apostrophe. My confusion is the change from having the apostrophe removed from the name. Why? Perhaps it was misleading that it was a hall that belonged to a specific chef? It's kind of the same debate with farmers' market versus farmers market. With the former, multiple farmers run each market, so a plural possessive noun makes sense. Chefs' hall. Do multiple chefs run each hall? I don't know. With the latter, farmers market implies that markets may be supplied by multiple farmers, but they are not necessarily owned by those farmers. Chefs Hall. Chefs may not own the hall. Do they? I don't know, either. Conclusion: The name of this hall needs help. I'd call it Hall of Yumminess. * end of aside * I live under a rock. For years, when I am attending a concert or some event at Scotiabank Arena, or I'm in the vicinity as a tourist, I park at Richmond Adelaide Centre. I didn't realize that I was always a three-minute walk away from Chefs Hall. It's probably because I'm never hungry going to Scotiabank Arena. After the event is over, I want to walk back to fetch my car and head home. It was straightforward walking over to Chefs Hall from this parking lot. There were signs that guided me over. Chefs Hall is divided into three halls: - Beer Hall (it's closest to Adelaide, with a bar and a stage) - Vendor Hall (it's where all the food stalls are) - Main Hall (there's a larger bar and a patio area) I liked how I felt walking through the Beer Hall. It was cozy with plants everywhere. There were lots of places to sit down, have a drink, and eat either with a group or by yourself. I needed the woman's washroom when I got here. I found it almost immediately when I walked up the stairs to the Vendor Hall. I was thrilled. It was clean and nicely maintained. There are steps up to all food stalls. As far as accessibility goes, there are a couple of accessibility lifts in the Beer Hall and Main Hall. They look like cubes. I have been here for an event in the Main Hall. If you have an event, you can rent a hall. It gets blocked off, so others will know that they can't crash your event. This hall was roomy and fabulous. I have also dropped by Oswald's Pizza to grab some Detroit-style pizza. I loved my food. When I was there, I got a glimpse of these food vendors: - Oswald's Pizza - Grandma Loves You - Charcoal Biriyani - Hawaiian Poke Bar - The Red Eye Should I be downtown for a concert and haven't eaten, I'd come here to grab a bite beforehand. Chefs Hall is open Mondays and Tuesdays from 11 am till 9 pm. Wednesdays through Saturdays, hours are from 11 am till 10 pm. It's closed on Sundays. There is free wifi. What was weird was that it prompted for my e-mail address and birthdate, including year of birth. No free wifi needs that personal information to connect, so I declined using it. I look forward to returning to try other food stalls. It's a cool place and concept. (163) read more

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This is a great place to go if you want to try different things. All the stalls were open when we went on a Saturday afternoon. There is a nice place to sit outside if the weather is good. The food was freshly prepared and delicious. They have a great variety of cuisines read more

I've been to Chef's hall a few times with my friends and its a really good vibe. There are a lot of tables where you can seat yourself. You can describe it like an elevated food hall. The restaurants there provide great quality, variety and menu of foods. You'll find mains, drinks as well as desserts there. Definitely a great location if you just need a place to hangout with friends. read more

This place is pretty rad. I found it on Yelp after looking for coffee shops in the area to work from with a few coworkers. Lost Coffee was what popped up and when I realized it was attached to this hall, I was overjoyed. I'm a sucker for a good market or food hall and love to explore them when I travel, so this was perfect. After working inside Lost Coffee for a few hours, my small group needed lunch. We strolled around and at the time they had everything from sushi, ramen, and tacos to burgers, pasta, and baked goods. All three of us went with ramen (another thing I like to try while traveling). We found seats outside on their giant patio. This place is honestly huge. I'll definitely be back the next time I find myself in Toronto! read more

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Way too busy at lunch time to the point of no waking space. Went to order some lunch at Charcoal Biryani for my team of 4 arriving at around 12:10. They had already run out of the lamb, goat, and tandoori chicken. Our order seemed to have overwhelmed them and took 35 minutes to prepare. I had the chicken kebab meal which came in a large tray but had such little amounts of everything. I would like to return someday to try another steal but hopefully arrive earlier to beat the rush. read more

Italian Night at Osteria scossa in Chefs Hall, a fancy food court with multiple food vendors in downtown. We went on Thursday night and there was a difference between day and night. There was live music, creating a vibrant atmosphere, perfect for relaxing after work. We loved the Rigatoni Ragu and Gnocchi. Nothing can beat freshly made pasta. It was soft and chewy. Both of them tasted so good and complemented perfectly by the sauce. The Italian Salumi board with three types of salumi was also a perfect starter. read more

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Prawn tempura & zucchini, eggplant, lotus root, tempura were lightly battered & marinated beef was nicely seasoned over rice. Miso soup was nice a balance. $21 was reasonable for lunch read more

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Chef's Hall is a nice food court with lots of different types of food to choose from, including fried chicken, Greek, Japanese, Indian, American classics, and more. I decided on Iwami for sushi. I only read the small menu posted on one of the walls and ordered one each of the cucumber maki and avocado maki; I wish I had looked at the full menu on the table(s) because they had other small and large plates to choose from. I probably would've gotten only one roll and a Beef Yaki-Udon instead. Regardless of my misunderstanding of the full menu offerings, I really enjoyed my sushi. I went with two veggie rolls because I was hungry but didn't want to feel too weighed down or full, and these were the right choice. Really fresh ingredients and friendly service. It wasn't too crowded when I visited (a Saturday afternoon during the Christmas season) and there were plenty of places to sit. I'm going to make it a point to come back in the future to try other offerings. read more

The hall itself is filled with so many food options that it could satisfy any heart's desire. I settled for Oswald's pizza after scoping out all of the eateries. Pros: The pizza was made to order with fresh ingredients and tasted delicious when paired with the garlic sauce. The combo came with a salad and a drink for about $30.00 Cons: Although made fresh, the wait for the pizza was far too long because it seemed that staff did not know what they were doing. The pizza sauce lacked flavor so the side of garlic sauce almost felt necessary to elevate the flavors. For a small, personal, pizza and a drink $30.00 was far too pricey. read more

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I checked out Chef's Hall for lunch in downtown Toronto and decided to try Charcoal Biryani. The menu includes an intriguing blend of Turkish and Indian dishes, and I ordered the ginger chicken kebab with salad. Once I placed my order, I waited over 15 minutes for my food, even though there was only one person in line ahead of me. In terms of taste, the chicken was well seasoned and spicy, although it had a strange texture. The salad, which consisted of iceberg and a handful olives and feta cubes, was on the bland side. It could have been improved with sauce or dressing to add flavor and offset some of the spice from the chicken. On the positive side, everything tasted extremely fresh. read more

Chefs Hall - Ginger chicken kebab with salad from Charcoal Biryani - Food Court Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

If you want some quality pasta - this is a quick and easy option downtown Toronto. It's priced above average and portions weren't huge, but it tasted great and the staff was friendly. Would recommend if you're in the area. read more

I like the concept of Chefs Hall, as it is an upscale food court providing dining options from restaurant level vendors. Recently came for dinner, and tried two of the restaurants. At Grateful Chicken, we ordered the classic fried chicken sandwich combo with buttermilk onion rings and a cream soda. The sandwich was good, freshly fried crunchy chicken in a soft potato bun. The onion rings were thick and crispy but lacking in salt, so it was not as good as could be. At Charcoal Biryani, we ordered the spicy lamb biryani bowl on the recommendation of the vendor. The lamb itself was super tender, and the bowl had plenty of rice, cashews, and seasoning. However, this was also lacking salt so it was bland and definitely not spicy I don't know why every dish was lacking flavor or salt. Maybe catering to the general crowd? Not for me. read more

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Was pleasantly surprised with the fish sandwich from Grateful Chicken, good ratio of sauce & the fish was cooked perfectly not too dry. Sadly the pilot combo from Red Eye was a little disappointing, it was quite oily and lacked flavour. We were curious to try the gravy, but it wasn't what we were expecting. Overall would go again and try another spot & maybe some drinks too! Was a good vibe on a Friday night. read more

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Chefs Hall (previously called Assembly Chef's Hall) is a large food hall located in downtown Toronto, and walking distance from the financial district. I've come here on a couple of different occasions: weekday lunches with teammates, evening drinks and dinner with friends after work, and weekend brunch / lunch as well as dinner. It operates like a food court, where there are different vendors selling different menu items, and you order from each vendor individually. The difference is that the vendors are more up-scale, some with renowned chefs and have actual dine-in restaurants in other locations (e.g. Mira Mira, Pokito, Tachi, Grandma Loves You). Food and drinks selection includes high-end sushi tasting, ramen, Latin American foods (such as tacos and fusion dishes), poke, biryani, gourmet coffee and bar. Over the years, some of the vendors have changed, but the concept and ambience remain the same. It's a nice place to get together with friends or work colleagues, in a very spacious environment with lots of food to choose from. read more

I only found out how hard it was to find a coffee shop to work from in the Downtown Core during weekday work hours. I usually prefer working from home for that reason. A food hall is not one that first comes to mind. However, Lost Coffee inside Chef's Hall has plenty of seating and quiet before it hits lunch hour on the weekdays. So if you need a place to work, this is a great spot. During lunch they do turn up the music. I've already been to Chef's Hall quite a few times for events and dining. They have a great space with a spacious patio during the warmer months. I'm usually craving noodles, and Ramen Isshin delivers. Lots of other great restaurants to check out here too. read more

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Interesting place. A simulation of a market with a variety of food vendors under one roof. Pricey and kind of loud, but it could accommodate a few dozen board game creators & publishers. The pos was down so I didn't get the pizza I wanted. I may come back. read more

This is for the Charcoal Biryani and Turkish Kebab restaurant in Chef's Hall. Wow, what delicious biryani. Really impressed by this place. Tried both the lamb and the chicken biryani and both were great as were the samosas. They ever went lit of their way to rectify and issue with another dish. Very highly recommended alongside plenty of other good options. read more

Chefs Hall - menus on the wall of the restaurant - Food Court Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Cool gathering of different eateries, variety of foods, and all things delicious! The pizza was unique. The disco fries were tasty. The Indian street food was scrumptious. We enjoyed the community seating, weekly specials, and event options such as trivia Tuesdays, etc. read more

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Great spot where I also happened to have my first date with my now wife (so holds and extra spot in my heart). Have loved this spot for years. Great variety of food and drink options. Love the concept. Highly recommend. read more

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Piano Piano review: Accidentally discovered Piano Piano (which mainly offers Neo-style pies) had a stall at Chef's Hall (111 Richmond St. West) and that they offered 18" pies (all their other locations only offered 10"). I also learned that the next day was their last day at this location. Apparently, the Chef's Hall menu lists 16" pies' prices in the late-20s range, but the stall only lists 18" pies in the early-30s range. Impressively for a small stall, they are (were?) open 11 AM until 10 PM every day except Sundays. So I ordered their "Margherita Pizza" pie which came with 3 different cheeses (Mozz', Fior di Latte, Parmesan). And decided to also add Soppressata (note: avoid deli meats on well-done pies). Asked for "quite thin," and "nearly well done." Price was about $32 before taxes and tip. The dough was the best version of the Badiali and Maker style I've had, where the dough almost seems like it is fried. Here, the dough was crispy outside, and almost flaky inside, with minimal char. It could have been more well done, respectfully. The dough also could have been thinner, but was not overwhelmingly "bready" but the thickness was useful in holding the impressively generous amount of toppings they applied. Ordering soppressata was a mistake on my part, as it was too salty and got quite rigid in texture after being cooked at my request of "well done," (it is actually only used with their "hot honey" for their "Raging Hot Pizza.") so I do not reccomend anyone order a "well done" pie with deli-cut meats. Tomato sauce was great and could have been enjoyed on it's own, but could have been thicker in texture. Not too savoury or sweet. Perhaps over-powered by the soppressata (which I requested extra) and cheeses. Cheese was great and was not skimped on. The variety of the 3 cheeses really shone through, as the triple combination created a solid, dense, yet thin, layer of cheese, which added great flavour and savouriness, of varying textures and flavour profiles. The picture has a lot of shiny liquid, which was my generous application of olive oil, and the pictures also show the generous addition of chili flakes I added from the ramiken of chili flakes they included. They also included a free ramiken of their "spicy mayonnaise" dip which I didn't use, but tasted "alright." Overall, I'm hugely disappointed Piano Piano chose to shutter here, as it was a unique addition to the area and this location was the only one offering 18" versions of their pies. Piano Piano did not advertise the location at the bottom of their page amongst all their other locations (instead, the location was listed in the middle of a paragraph in their "take-out" section, which itself is listed amongst a long horizontal list of other sections, namely, between "Frozen Pizza" and "Gift Cards" on the list). Hopefully they will offer 16" (as Libretto once did) or 18" pies at one of their other locations... read more

Chefs Hall - Shiny liquid is my generous application of olive oil, not grease. Complimentary chili flakes also applied extra by me. - Food Court Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Was super excited to try this fancy food court based on a tip from a coworker. We were afraid that the lines would be long at lunchtime, so we came early to beat the noontime rush. Unfortunately, we came a bit too early, because several of the stands were just starting to get set up or weren't even open for business yet. Out of what was available, everything looked kind of heavy and greasy and pricy. I finally settled on the Reyna combo for $16.99. It seemed to give me the best variety of different dishes: Lebanese taco with chicken (can also choose falafel), side Reyna salad, and lamb baklava. The food was plated beautifully and tasted pretty good. It was fun for a decadent splurge, but definitely not something I would eat for a regular meal. read more

Chefs Hall - Combo with Lebanese taco, side Reyna salad, lamb baklava - Food Court Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Let the record show: If I lived in Toronto or the greater Toronto area, I would have eaten at every establishment in here inside of a month! I've been to Love Chix and Little Khao so far, both of which were great. There is a fair amount (~17) of varied options which are moderately priced. Having the challenge of decided what I want most is a great challenge to have. What's even more awesome is that these places seem to be run by chefs who are passionate about what they do, and that certainly know how to bring the yum! Calling this a food court could technically be correct, but considering how elevated it is, it's almost an insult! They also have booze, though I couldn't tell you to what extent other than beer. Location itself is clean, well lit, and has a cool vibe, even hip (maybe)? There are plenty of places to sit down to eat your meal. There's also (in September, anyway) a pretty awesome outdoor patio! it can get a wee bit loud at times, but nothing too extreme. Just something to keep in mind if you're bringing a friend or a date. Definitely a place to return when I find myself in Toronto. read more

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Great variety of food with a great bar. Something for everyone. Quick and can dine in or take out.

Interesting concept of a higher-end food court. it's mostly self-served with a decent varieties of vendors. Mostly self-served and you pick up the food at the counter. The Texas BBQ was much better than I expected from a food court place like this. Interior place was really warm and cozy. Had a great time with my work friends there. read more

Osteria Scossa was a total disappointment. They are not prepared to be open. For starters they could not figure out how to properly charge for our meal. Second they don't know the difference between pastas. You can't state "this is how we do our pastas". If you dare say that then you have to make it clear on your menu...State that you are overcharging and under delivering Italian food. We had to return the pasta and the second time around was equally bad. The farmers salad was ok but again they mix flavors to overcompensate. Cappers with pear is a first for me. Contrast of flavors and it's not necessary. Keep it simple and with fresh ingredients. I would recommend an Italian cooking class for the team and better customer service. read more

Chefs Hall - I could not take a pic of the food because they picked up both pastas quickly and honestly you would be horrified. - Food Court Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

We visited Assembly Chef's Hall in September of 2018. Didn't realise I hadn't posted my review until now. We loved that there were so many choices of food and drink vendors. It was the middle of the day, so we really only wanted a coffee or cappuccino and had heard seen such cool pics. posted from Bulldog Coffee so we decided to give it a try. The barista was so helpful and very friendly! We got the Rainbow latte and the Marshmallow latte. Wow, they were so fun. The marshmallow latte was a bit sweet for our taste, because it was about 80% marshmallows but it definitely didn't disappoint with the theatre of watching it being lit and flaming...so cool! The rainbow latte was so pretty and absolutely delicious! We can't wait to try some of the other amazing options available. read more

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