One of my go to's when I'm at the office and need lunch. I like that they have separate lines for…read moresalad or sandwiches. I like getting the Greek salad, and swapping olives for corn or egg. The regular size is plenty filling. I also like the sandwiches, that all come with a small garden salad. It's true to the name, fast and fresh. The service is good. They have good Covid measures - no eating inside, masks, gloves for food prep, no use of the garbage/tray bins, and they use tongs to hand you forks wrapped in napkins.

Pro tip: This location doesn't have the crazy line that the location in Commerce Court does. Sure…read moreyou have to go outside, but it might save you 20 minutes from standing in line. Oh, they also take debit during the lunch hour as opposed to the Commerce Court location which cuts off debit at lunch. The salads here are a little pricey and they're huge. Even the regular size is more than you'll probably need. You can choose one if their pre-built options and tweak as you like or just make up your own from scratch. I usually go with the chicken caesar with spinach instead of romaine, which always seems to throw them off for some reason. Either way, it's delicious and filling.

Tips: - The wild mushroom barley soup is fantastic! If you…read morelove mushrooms, get this soup. It's vegan. - Sign up for Zoup! rewards. I get discounts every Saturday, from $2 off my meal. I have also got a free bowl of soup and a free dessert that expired five days after the deal was in my offers in the Z! Eats app. Zoup! (also known as Z! Eats) currently has three locations in Ontario. I tend to go to the one on Dixie in Mississauga, as it's closest to my workplace. I decided to expand my horizons last Saturday by visiting this one in Newmarket while I was in the area running a few errands. This eatery is by highway 404, so it's convenient to get here. It's in the same plaza as Booster Juice. This eatery is in a row of four businesses, between Starbucks and Osmow's. I pulled into the parking lot on a Soggy Saturday. I pulled out my Z! Eats app and placed my order. I had a $2-off offer to use. I got the following items: - Wild mushroom barley soup - Pulled pork mac and cheese I paid through the app. I had to add a credit card. All was great. I got an estimated time of five minutes for my order to be ready. I got distracted seeing a bakery in the same plaza. I visited it while waiting for my order to be ready. I probably spent fifteen minutes at this bakery. Oops! I drove back to Z! Eats (it's a vast plaza) and got the same parking spot. I walked into the eatery. I was the only person here. I got a friendly man who happened to be the owner. I complimented his hours. This eatery is open till 7 pm on Saturdays. The Dixie location is open till 5 pm, but I have been there well before closing and it was already closed. It was a lovely chat. I wasn't expecting him to give me a coupon for a BOGO entree option the next time that I am here or at the Cambridge location. So nice! He asked me whether I wanted butter with my baguette. I said yes. He had my order ready and handed it over to me. He wished me a safe drive, as there was a freezing rain warning. I wished him the same thing when he hit the road in an hour. I took the backroads and then feasted at home. I am absolutely longing to have the wild mushroom barley soup again. It had so many sliced mushrooms, carrots, onions, barley, and more. It was hearty and delicious. I got a bowl. I find the cup to be too small. I haven't tried whatever the larger size is. I may need to get it next time. This soup was fabulous. It's also vegan. The pulled pork mac and cheese was excellent. I was pleasantly surprised to get shells. They were perfect to scoop up more of the cheesy sauce. The shells were cooked perfectly. I loved it. The pulled pork was generous. I liked that the barbeque sauce was drizzled over the pulled pork only. Sometimes, the sauce is overly sweet that it overpowers everything. The sauce was smoky and tangy. It was perfect without dominating the mac and cheese. I tend to have the baguette the next day for breakfast. I like making eggs, slicing the baguette in half, toasting it in a pan, and then putting scrambled eggs on top of each slice. The baguette is excellent and I always look forward to getting it with my soup. You can also get crackers instead of the baguette. If you don't like either, you can also say no thanks. It was my first time getting mac and cheese at Z! Eats. So good! I'll be back for more. This location had tables and chairs if you'd like to dine in. It was clean and cheerful. I'm glad that I dropped by this eatery. I'll be back for more. It's the closest location to my home. (115)

The soups are pretty good but the portions are small…read more Baked potato soup was super flavorful - bursting with bacon & green onion flavour. It was not chunky like other baked potato soups & was quite smooth. Lobster bisque was good - rich with a pronounced sherry note.  French onion soup was pretty good. Since it was scooped it couldn't be broiled by the bowl but there was still a fair bit of cheese in the soup. Turkey chill was good - rich & chunky. There was more turkey than I expected.  Italian wedding soup was good, with a nice herb profile. Roadhouse sirloin chili was a nice rendition of chili, with a spin of using beef shreds. French bread hunks (served with the soups) were decent. I could tell they would be amazing if they were fresh & crusty. Italian market sandwich was decent. The herbed bread was good & the toppings decent. Too bad iceberg lettuce was one of the vegetables. The balsamic vinaigrette glaze was too light though. Buffalo chicken mac & cheese was decent. The richness of the sauce doesn't go with the tartness of buffalo though & the tomato on top had a weird texture. The chicken was not crispy.

I've been wanting to go to Salad Days ever since I learned about it on Yelp, mainly because I love…read morethe name. I use that Shakespearean expression all the time! Whenever someone brings up something foolish that I did in my youth, I touch the back of my hand to my forehead, toss my head back and proclaim "Oh but t'was in my salad days, when I was green in judgement!" LOL. I really should have been an actress! But enough about The Bard and my career choices, what about the food, right? It was good. I had the Salad Days Special ($8.49). It was romaine and iceberg lettuce, sweet potato mash, 2 dolmades (grape leaves stuffed with rice and spices), tomatoes, cucumbers, kalamata olives, feta cheese, hummus, tzatziki, and your choice of chicken, cooked salmon, smoked salmon, tuna, meatballs, smoked ham or falafel. I chose cooked salmon and asked them to hold the hummus. The salad was huge, but the majority of it was lettuce. Still, a really good deal for $8.49. The cooked salmon was a good size, which I liked. It was cold, but still flavourful and didn't smell fishy. I would have preferred it if the kalamata olives had the pits removed, but they were still ok. They have other set salads or you can make a custom salad. Their model is like Freshii, but I like them much better than Freshii. Staff were nice and efficient. So this is the location in Cumberland Terrace, just west of Yonge. They have another location really close by in The Hudson's Bay Centre, just east of Yonge. I like this one in Cumberland Terrace better because there are a few seats right next to it that is only shared with Esther Queen of the Soups customers. It's a bit more secluded. Note that the Salad Days in Cumberland Terrace is not in the main food court area.

yeah super delish salads are here!!!! The line was short,…read morethe price was awesome, and the salad was super fresh! I love beets, and they hooked me up with them- gotta love that! I would love to go here again when we are in Toronto!

Fresh, healthy and filling! I've been here a couple of times now and it's a fantastic option for…read moreanyone looking for a filling and substantial meal that isn't your typical fast food. First off - the food in the menu photographs beautifully. The menu looks SO appetizing! I got the vegetarian grilled panini and it was huge!! It also came with a soup (two options, I got the tomato and sweet potato), so at $14 it was a great value. My colleague got a steak and smoked cheese panini which looked incredible as well, and the toppings and sandwiches were just SO fresh. They don't skimp out on the good stuff either, lots of tasty goat cheese on my sandwich...I'm drooling just remembering it! There is a seating area so you can dine in, or take your food to go. The service was friendly and efficient, you can tell they care about the food they're preparing. One thing I will mention - it's MESSY! Make sure you get napkins!

Recently discovered Porta Via on ubereats when I was looking for a new and hopefully healthy place…read morefor lunch and I'm so happy I found this place!! Ordered the chicken avocado wrap with salad AGAIN for lunch and I still love it. The food feels clean and healthy, and the salad is actually a generous portion with a tiny dressing (to keep my calories in check) Wish they could add healthy smoothies to the menu tho.

Got the Buddha satay which was the Wednesday special. Starts at 7.80 and doesn't include protein,…read morebut it does come with a decent amount of shredded carrots, purple cabbage, and onions on top of thick rice noodle. Added steak as well as chicken, and thought the steak was a bit more interesting. Pretty good if you're looking for something quick

Great to grab a quick snack!…read more Their frozen yogurt does not taste like frozen yogurt, but more like a dairy soft serve. You'll have 2 free toppings and my favorite combination is mango & coconut flakes and strawberry & honey. Generous amount for $5.

There are several things that I want to bring up with this location…read more PROs The pros are that the food provided is great, it tastes good and is healthy which is one of the main goals of going to the establishment. If you are aiming for healthy eats, then this is the place to hit up. Its in the downtown core and is accessible. They also offer a killer Portuguese Tart to wrap up a meal! CONs Unfortunately, this is where it goes off the rails a bit. Some of the cons to the location is that the price point isn't in line with other similar locations in the area. I get more salad/rice bowls from Salus just up the street for $5 cheaper. There is no differentiator between the two on this level. I think its reflected in the customer presence as well as I've rarely seen the location filled at lunch. I would say the return for a $20 rice bowl, the amount of rice and protein provided was concerning and miniscule in comparison to competitors in the area. The last con I have is that the location doesn't operate in cash which may be uncommon these days, but it can be annoying to those who do and don't have alternative ways of paying. The food is fine, but comparable and cheaper options are available nearby. I have no compelling reason to return here and that is one of the issues I face when I think about this location. Give the public something different or at a more competitive price to succeed.

I was trying to grab a healthier meal in the area and looked up what was available. I saw there…read morewas a Mad Raddish and I've never been to one so dropped in to give it a shot. The place is setup really well to get people in and out in no time. There was only 1 person working when I came in but it was pretty empty. I had a look at the menu and they have a good selection of bowls, burritos as well as soups and sandwiches. The staff came up and gave me a run down of how things work and I let him know that I was set on the Sante Fe bowl. He whipped up my order in no time and was really friendly. We had a chat about the food there and what he liked. It didn't even take 2 minutes and I was paid and out of there. I headed back to my place and have to say, I enjoyed the bowl more than I thought I would. Glad I tried it, would come back to try something else. I realize I forgot to take a picture of my bowl after going through my pics

Eaton Center - Urban Eatery…read more Very rarely do I have a taste for a sandwich and when it hit me recently, I decided to come here after reading all the glowing reviews. I went with the sandwich + salad option, which comes out to $10.25 after taxes. There is a lot to think about and they try to make it easy. 1. Choose a bread and a spread 2. Choose a meat and a cheese 3. Choose a prepared veggie and a fresh veggie Bread: fancese roll, multigrain, olive loaf, rosemary focaccia, whole wheat, whole wheat wrap Spread: avocado, basil hummus, curried apple, roasted garlic, roasted red pepper, and sun-dried tomato Meat: roast beef, proscutto, salami, chicken, turkey Cheese: havarti, smoked cheddar, mozzarella, asiago, brie, goat Prepared Veg: caramelized onion, grilled eggplant, portobello mushroom, roasted red pepper Fresh Veg: argula, banana pepper, fresh tomato My selection: Focaccia, sun-dried tomato, roast beef, smoked cheddar, grilled eggplant, and argula. The bread was so hard I almost passed out trying to take the first bite. I think that just ruined the entire thing. The roast beef was ok and the rest didn't add up to much flavor. I was hoping the sun-dried tomato would do something, but it just added weirdness to the texture. The salad was good and I liked the dressing. It's probably a good thing I don't have a taste for sandwiches often.

This is my go-to place at the Eaton Center food court. I always go for the custom sandwiches here…read more Basically, you get to choose your own type of bread or wrap, spread, meat, cheese, and two veggies. My usual is a whole wheat sandwich, with low-fat avocado salsa spread. Then, I add grilled chicken breast, french brie, roasted red pepper, and arugula. It comes with a salad drizzled with balsamic vinaigrette. The ingredients are fresh, and the portions are decent. It's a relatively healthy meal that's filling and makes me feel less guilty compared to other options in the food court.

I always order the lemongrass soup noodle at other Freshii locations, and it usually comes in a…read morelarge soup container. I ordered from this location earlier this year, and it came in a container half the size.

Came in around 11-12 because their advertising caught my eye. They still had the breakfast menu up…read moreso I asked the workers at what time they were going to serve breakfast at. They checked for me and said they had already prepared for lunch time. So one of the workers gave me the pamphlet of the lunch menu and I decided to get the Buddha Satay which consisted of rice noodles, broccoli, carrots, cabbage, crispy wontons, green onions, and spicy peanut sauce. Now that I look back, I actually cannot believe that was a peanut sauce, it was delicious! The portion is okay for what you're paying for but the fresh ingredients are definitely a pro! The store was clean, service was great, and I will be returning for lunch.