Fantastic. The server was really helpful and knowledgeable. All the staff were professional and…read morehospitable. Food was top notch. I'll definitely come back when I return to Toronto

I'm always on the lookout for good gluten free restaurants and this one popped up in a recent…read moresearch for a Family Day brunch. It has a clean, almost cafeteria feel which doesn't do a lot for the experience but at least provides confidence in the food quality. Service is friendly and professional, however it doesn't offer table ordering so you order at the counter and the food to your table. They advertise "Wheatless and Meatless" so as well a gluten free baked goods they offer many alternatives to popular brunch staples like bacon and eggs. I had the Breakfast Bowl, a beautiful medley of guacamole, pico de gallo, sweet potato, roasted mushroom, organic kale, black beans and tofu eggs. It was delicious. Have to admit, not exactly sunny side up eggs over a couple of slices of bacon, but it did taste great and I actually felt good afterwards. My daughter had the avocado toast which was served on a seed and oat toast. Spectacular dish, really tasty and gorgeous! I'm a black tea drinker and an added bonus is that they serve one of the best I've had (other than in my own kitchen). Will definitely be back, and they cater so next time you need to serve a lot of vegetarian celiacs you'll know who to call!

It's a small cafe, but not a full service restaurant. The menu is pretty basic and small. I ordered…read moreturmeric mango smoothie and a Buddha bowl. The ingredient was fresh but the taste didn't please my palate. Also the service is pretty slow.

This is a hidden gem, I almost couldn't find it They will…read morehave a sign outside that I actually saw coming outbut it's says ALK Anyway the service was very good and the food was as well I had the smoked salmon with capers it was really good and potatoes And again coffee but it was not hot, not sure what's happening with not getting hot coffee but it is acute little spot the seating inside When you come in the building it's located at the top of the steps (should have mentioned this before)

I've bookmarked this place for a while and was excited to finally go! It has multiple locations in…read moredowntown area and I decided to visit this location as it was near where I was passing. The service is friendly and warm, a gentleman took my order and packed it (it was called Canadian Place). I ate it for dinner at home and it tasted great! The box was filled with the base of my choice (brown rice) and had lots of colourful vegetables (e.g. carrots, beets, sweet potato chunks). Come by and try some healthy food (meatless and gluten-free)!

I was really excited to try kupfert & kim since one of my friends is always raving about it and…read moreeats there all the time. I went to this location today and ordered the butternut lasagna which was around $14. The lasagna itself was delicious and came with a salad on the side which was also good too. I won't lie, I'm not the biggest fan of salads but this one was pretty good. I was very pleasantly surprised by the (vegan) lasagna as it still had a nice savoury flavour with a really delicious sauce on top. Personally I'm not a vegan but I was still 100% satisfied with the flavour of the lasagna even without the meat. Unfortunately I was somewhat disappointed with the portions. The slice of lasagna was very small and the serving of salad was huge. It almost seemed like the salad was supposed to be the main dish and the lasagna was a side. My meal definitely would have been better if the lasagna came in a larger slice and the portion of salad was reduced. Although the food itself was very good, I wouldn't order this again unless the lasagna was a bigger size. For $14 I don't think the portion was worth it.

I have been coming to Hogtown vegan for a number of years now…read more I have always enjoyed the hogtown burger. Extra pickles makes it extra special. The fries may be salty, but they are a fantastic option. In fact, the side order of fries is more than enough for two people. So, if you like coleslaw with a lot of Dijon in it, splitting each is a good way to go. However, I think I will stick to all of the fries all I want. But they catch up on the hot sauce it is prefer the period They have a really good craft raspberry sour in cans, if you are looking for a trendy and tasty beer. All of the meals are around $15 to $20, with alcohol coming in between $7 and 15, and sodas around three bucks. Always a good time, but you can't make reservations day of. That said, I've never had a hard time getting in. One thing to be aware of, is the washrooms are down a steep flight of stairs.

We went there tonight in support of the restaurant before it's closer. We were there with our…read morefamily and our grandchildren. After having waited, almost an hour to get a table, we seated outside. After placing our order for drinks and food, it didn't show up until well after more than an hour. When I asked the waitress where our order was as it was getting late for the grandkids, she came back with a payment terminal, thinking I was ready to cash out. We hadn't even received our dinner order yet! This was probably the worst service I've ever experienced in the city in a very long time. If this is indicative of the service, it is not surprising that this restaurant is failing despite the long waiting lines. The food was as expected, although I felt that ours was overcooked, and the french fries albeit good, felt like they were the end pieces. I was inclined to not leave a tip at all, but I know that we staff rely on tips for their income. I wish them all the best in the future endeavors.

I was venturing around Union Station for lunch and came across Harvest Clean eats!…read more First impression was that they had a lot of options on their menu that also accommodated various dietary restrictions - lots of vegan and vegetarian options were available. I was craving a warm bowl and their new Spicy Miso Salmon Bowl caught my eye. The price of the bowl was on the higher end (~$22 before tax/tip) but not surprised as we're in the downtown core. I will say .. the portions were very generous and all the ingredients were very fresh! I was pleasantly surprised and am satisfyingly full. They had a lot of different vegetable options mixed in and the rice was nice and warm, reflecting the freshness once again. There were a lot of other items on the menu that I was interested in so I would be keen to return, especially for their smoothies. The ladies at the cash were very quick and helpful when I had some questions about my order. I got my bowl pretty quickly (~11:30 am) but can imagine this place gets busy. Luckily they do let you order in advance so may take advantage of that next time.

This healthy-eats cafe just opened on 2025-07-01 in Toronto's Union Station. It is their first…read morelocation west of the east coast. They started in Halifax on 2020-07-01. There are nine locations in the east coast. I ordered the Carrot Cake ($3.00). It was delicious! Even my son loved it. All their smoothies are vegan-friendly, made with coconut milk. There are no added sweeteners or sugars; they use juice from real fruits (banana or date extract) as sweeteners. Smoothies cannot be changed to take out the sweeteners. I also ordered a Strawberry Banana Smoothie ($9.95). It is the only smoothie where you can choose to have yogurt instead of coconut milk. Of course I had to try the yogurt version, making it thicker. It was quite good. Even though it says banana in the name, you won't taste the banana because it was only used as a sweetener. All their food are vegan-friendly and gluten-free. If it isn't listed as vegan or gluten-free free, just ask them and they can make it as desired. All products are made on-site using fresh, never-frozen ingredients. There is a large kitchen in the back. Their matcha drinks are very popular, selling about 70% of all their drink orders! They have some nice touches. Their napkins are of such a good quality that it is similar to a cloth towel in thickness. But there are no garbage bins since most people order for takeout; just give you garbage to the staff. There are 4 small tables with 8 chairs total. There is lively music playing in the background. There is free WiFi from Union Station. The cafe is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms at Union Station. There is paid neighbourhood street parking and paid parking lots. Review 2025-136

Food is excellent! Top notch service! Relaxing atmosphere. Highly recommended. I've heard…read morecustomers who aren't vegetarians rave about this place.

I enjoy coming here and also ordering takeout if I'm craving a vegetarian meal. The seitan is…read moretasty, unfortunately they don't give too many veggies with the seitan and the other vegan proteins. Overall delicious, the spicy chicken is tasty. The olive fried rice is okay.

I love Copper Branch's vegan pizza because it's thin-crust, has a good amount of actual fresh…read morevegetables on it, and a lot of their pizzas are made using cauliflower crust (hence gluten-free). I tried the Trippy Truffle (cauliflower crust pizza with garlic aioli, roasted red peppers, sundried tomatoes, baby arugula, and portobello mushrooms, topped with a drizzle of truffle oil) - and it was amazing! If all pizzas were like this (thin crust, vegan, with cauliflower crust, great veggie toppings), I'd be eating pizza more often.

I stopped into Copper Branch while staying nearby for business. I'm familiar with the brand having…read moreordered takeout from other locations throughout Canada. The storefront is in a underground food court in Torontos' financial district. It's quite clean, small, but efficient. I ordered the 3 piece vegan wings (everything here is plant based FYI) and an Asian Fusion bowl. The employee taking my order was very friendly and quick. Got my number to wait for and within 5 minutes I was on my way. Good service. However my first thing I tried after I got back to my hotel I ate the wings. Holy sodium. Almost like eating straight salt. The wings were way too salty even before dipping them in the Frank's wing sauce. Almost inedible salty for me. Minus two stars for that. The Asian Fusion bowl wasn't as salty, but still pretty strong bit of sodium. The veggies were tasty, my protein choice which was tempeh which was cooked and seasoned well. Overall not bad, but maybe let natural flavors come out in the food instead of turning towards tons of salt.

Honest to god the best restaurant I've been to in Ontario. I got the Goddess Bowl. Perfect. I am…read moreplant based and gluten free so this was literally a dream come true. Staff was fantastic! Very kind. And I enjoy the atmosphere! We are inside and found it very nice. 10/10

Came here to try their vegan brunch. I ordered classic breakfast; it consists of potatoes, tempeh,…read morescrambled tofu with some veggies, toasts and couple of orange slices. I also ordered a drink called dragon smoothie; dragon fruit, mangoes, peach, pineapple, agave and oat-milk. Drink was delicious! The tempeh was nutty and umami flavoured. It was supposed to be bacon alternative. They have both indoor and outdoor seatings. For outdoor seating, they have parasol for shade. The indoor seatings have mixtures of regular seats and high seats.