Cute place, nice to see it's been redone. We had only heard good things about It but had never…read moretried It. We had a cheese dip and a couple of salads. The dip was really taster and hot. The chips were a bit greasy but so tasty. The salad came in two sizes which I thought was great. My small kale salad was still a good size. The bean patty was good too but when I asked, It was from Sysco. Not sure what's made in house but I'll ask more next time. We will maybe be back to try some other options. Great service. Parking on site is tight. And they look like they have an amazing patio out back.

Excellent service. Comfy and luxurious place with a view…read more Bar Menu is concise and targeted.

Absolutely wonderful experience at this establishment located at the corner of Bank and Sunnyside…read more The day was warm so the windows were open. I could have used some AC but that's okay, because the food more than made up for it and the service was excellent. Wings were incredible, and my garlic noodles were a lot more filling than I expected. Planning to return to try other dishes on the menu!

Lovely fusion noodle spot. Based on past reviews, we started with the fried brussel sprouts. They…read morewere amazing. Crispy with a bit of a zingy and cream sauce topped with marinated onions. The best ramen was very good. The egg was perfect. The spicy sliced cucumber a good touch. The fried back bacon were good but I prefer the old fashioned chashu for this dish. The dan dan noodles were very flavourful. I couldn't identify all the ingredients but it was creamy and rich in peanut and spicy flavours. A nice interpretation of Dan Dan noodles. The restaurant is located in a former coffee shop location. It is plain but cozy. Service was good too. Definitely worth the stop.

We came for a birthday party. Food was great! Would be 5 stars if the server was able to come by…read moremore often for drink orders. She seemed to be upset when we went to the bar to get our own but didn't come by often.

I went to El Mazaj from a friends recommendation. The food and service (ask for SueSue) was…read morefantastic! We dined for three hours. It was a truly amazing evening. Make sure you go hungry, and take each course slowly, or they'll be rolling you out of there. We topped the meal off with a little baclava (yum). Best Lebanese food in the city. It served family style with appetizers and then barbecue. With choice of meats. Try it you won't regret it.

New favorite place !!! The vibe is upscale cozy and the food is incredible. Our server was so…read morelovely, super friendly and was very patient as we read over the menu. Her name was Ava I got the cauliflower bites and avocado yam roll as appetizers and wow both were good but the roll was DELICIOUS. Our mains were pasta, steak and fries and I got the dragon bowl with tofu without yogurt because I'm vegan and it was heavenly. We all got drinks which were good . Price was 67$ New place 10/10 Clean bathrooms as well Patio was very comfortable

I'd say this place has class, because of what happened tonight. We were a party of 6, of which 2…read morehad been here before, about a year ago, and had had a bad experience then. I don't know why they gave it a second chance, but I'm glad they did! Long story short, and under a previous manager, the kitchen did not follow through on their promise to accommodate dietary needs. Today, the 'new' management rectified this by apologizing, and gave them a $25.00 gift card for future use!! Bravo!! As for this visit, it's a cute but typical bar with bunk seating along one wall, and bar tables with high seats filling the rest of the floor. A few large TVs strategically placed around the room. The entrance comes in through the patio, which has been enclosed and had heat emanating from the ceiling, making it comfortable for dining on this cold night. Although we say inside, I liked the ambiance and feel of the space. One downer for me was that the booths are really too tight for 6 people, but it was cozy. It was loud inside, and occasionally hard to hear the conversation at our table. As for the menu and food: they offer typical bar food - sandwiches and fries, onion rings, and finger foods. I came fully expecting to order the fish tacos, but will have to wait till next visit for that dish! Still trying to eat healthily, and ended up with a cowboy salad with a grilled chicken breast. It was good. Service was stellar! Attentive. Because of this I give them 5 stars today. The rest of the visit was still 4 stars. I would go back - next time for fish tacos!!

Loud !!! The mid rare steak I ordered came overdone. When I mentioned it the server who was…read moreextremely good decided to take it back to the kitchen. Apparently they were pissed off and sent it back rare and blue. Won't be going back to this location.

Convenient location to area hotels and plentiful parking. Excellent food and service and good…read moreselection of dishes at multiple price points.

We called ahead to order two pizzas. If you don't order ahead, a whole pizza can be like a one hour…read morewait. Pro tip: you can get half and half on the large pizza to try more flavours. When we arrived, I guess there had been a mix up on our order. It wasn't ready so we waited 20-30 mins, and they apologized and gave us a free pizza for next time on the house, which I thought was nice. We saw other people get their pre orders pretty quickly so I guess it was a one off. The interior is small, some spaces to sit but just for a quick bite, as they also sell slices. I noticed it seems there there were more flavours for the slices since there was a burrata pizza, and one with mortadella. They also had a square slice. Guess I gotta come back to try those! Overall the pizza was delicious. I actually tried it for the first time at the other location and thought it was just okay but it was better this time. The sweetheart is my favourite - the honey and salty pepperoni are just a great flavour combo. The other two (ricotta and honey, and the fun guy) were great too. One thing though about the parking lot... when we got back to our car, people had parked on both sides and it's a small lot. I'm not sure if only one side is meant for parking but we were completely blocked in just from people parking in what seemed like regular spots. Thank god one of the cars in front left and we maneuvered our way out of there somehow.

The Short Version: Pizza joint. Sells slices and whole…read morepizzas as well as appetizers. Has liquor license. Pizza slices were delicious. The Long Version: I had been wanting to try Heartbreakers Pizza for some time, but I just didn't get around to it. So I was thrilled when I saw that they opened a second location. Their original location is on Parkdale Ave, which is within walking distance from my home, but it's a bit of a trek, and there's nothing else really around it. Their second location on Winona Ave is much closer to me and it's in the heart of Westboro, so close to other restaurants and shops and more of an interesting stroll. This location just opened in November of 2025. And unlike the original location, they sell pizza by the slice. They have a limited number of seats to dine in (2 tables for 2, bar seating facing the window with 7 stools, but if they were all occupied it would be incredibly snug, and they have like a kitchen island structure where you can stand and eat), but the focus is more on takeout, unlike the original location which is more of a sit-down restaurant (although they do takeout as well). My husband and I got 2 slices to share. We got the Sweetheart ($5) and the Mortadella ($6.50). The slices were a decent size and were delicious. The Sweetheart had pepperoni, jalapeno, oregano and honey. The Mortadella had Mortadella (obviously, lol), pistachio crumbs and grated Parmesan. The Sweetheart was very greasy due to the pepperoni. However, I enjoyed the flavours. Despite having sliced jalapeno peppers on it, I didn't find it spicy at all. I enjoyed the Mortadella more because it was less greasy. The pistachio crumbs gave it a unique taste. The crust was thin and adequately crispy. I usually don't eat the crusts of pizza, but I enjoyed the crust here. Service was friendly. It was surprisingly busy on a Sunday afternoon around 3:30pm. There was a bit of a wait for the slices but not too long. We walked there, but there are a few free parking spots on-site in front of the restaurant. Review 221 (2025)

Its been more than a decade that I've been to this Moxies and they have done some improvements to…read morethe interior. It's brighter and has a lighter feeling than other locations. More creams and lighter oaks used in the dinning room. It was a pleasant and nice change. The fam and I came here for a family get together and it was fine. I do frequent Moxies in other parts of the city frequently so the menu can get a tad tiring as its stayed pretty consistant over the last couple of years with some minor changes. I decided to try the beet salad which was new to the menu. It was large and it was topped with SO SO SOOOOOo many crispy beets, that they were all stained and stuck to my teeth and lips when I went to the restroom. I had no idea. It is not a "date friendly" salad. I also ordered the espresso martini which was $5.00. It was very potent and tasty, but it didn't come with 3 espresso beans on top which is supposed to be for luck. The hubby had the mahi mahi and I tried the mashed potatoes and they were delish. Service was to the point and not overbearing.

TLDR: Good food, nice environment, great service. I usually don't like chains, but I like Moxie's…read more I was meeting up with some friends down by the airport after work and we had lots of catching up to do, so we wanted a place that wouldn't rush us, and was open past 9am. Moxie's fit the bill. I've been to Moxie's before, but only locations in Toronto. They are all kind of the same, which is not a bad thing. The food is consistently good, service is attentive without being intrusive and the ambiance is modern casual. One of my friends was coming from out-of-town and we hadn't seen each other in 7 years, so we were chatting and chatting and the poor server was waiting for us to order. After several attempts she said to close our menus when we were ready to order and she'll take the cue to come over. I thought that was fantastic. And she was super patient with us. I got the Thai Chicken Salad ($25.50). I asked for the salad dressing on the side, and it came as requested. I advised her I was allergic to sesame seeds and poppy seeds and she let me know the manager will come and speak with me, as that is their practice for all allergies. The manager came and let me know that the salad and dressing did not contain sesame or poppy seeds, but there's this crunchy mix they have that they purchase but no longer have the packaging so cannot rule out contact with sesame. We decided that the best option would be to have it on the side and I could visually inspect it and decide whether I wanted to eat it or not. I appreciated their extra attention to allergies. I didn't see any sesame seeds in the crunchy mix, so I added it to my salad (I can tolerate sesame oil, just not actual seeds, so I was confident I'd be fine). I enjoyed the crunchy texture it added. The salad was mostly arugula with maybe some cilantro or other herb. The amount of chicken was very little, but at least it was lean breast meat. It had shredded carrots and red cabbage. Avocado slices, cashews and pumpkin seeds. The dressing was a creamy cashew dressing. I enjoyed the salad. I was going to get some dessert, as I love their mini desserts, especially "bite of brownie" but I was surprisingly too full. My first choice for dining out is always small local independent restaurants. However, I would never object to going to a Moxie's. In fact, I'd say of all the chain restaurants, it's my favourite. Lots of free parking in the plaza parking lot. (103)