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    Impact Kitchen

    3.3 (166 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Harvest
    Karmen N.

    Got the Harvest through ubereats. A mix of quinoa and hemp, roasted Brussels sprouts, a hard boiled egg, lots of arugula (very flavourful), two slices of bacon (wish it was chopped up instead), pickled red onions slices, pickled turmeric celery root cubes, few thin apple slices, candied walnuts, olive oil honey lemon dressing. Nice salad mix, i highly recommend adding on avocado because it's really flavourful (tastes like guac and it's mashed) Chocolate sea salt cookie was just as I remembered- soft and gooey with a crunchy exterior. A must try!

    Kale Caesar Salad
    Danielle B.

    Impact kitchen is a good spot for healthy, convenient food. They have a variety of bowls, salads, drinks and deserts, each labelled with dietary markers and a full ingredients list. I had the Kale Caesar which came with the most delicious dressing, crunchy chickpeas, and tender kale. The falafel I had on top was flavoured well but I found it to be a bit too dense and dry - perhaps they weren't fresh. I loved their fresh cold pressed juices. I had the Summer Citrus juice which had a hint of ginger to balance out the sweetness and I drank that thing like WATER! This prices are relatively affordable, with some being on the pricier side, especially if it's just for your mid-day meal. However, you are paying for high quality, minimally processed and nutrient dense ingredients. Overall, I probably wouldn't come back due to the fact that I can make this food at home.

    Nadia A.

    Friendly staff, clean ingredients, healthy options. This is a great place I'm glad I discovered it. And they have multiple locations around Toronto! The brownie is tasty but slightly dry. I prefer my brownies chewy. I did a build your own lean bowl and it was delicious I chose the balsamic olive oil dressing and it was delicious.

    Lean bowl ($12.95). Don't bother with this one.
    Sharon Y.

    Ordered here through Ritual. Pickup was easy and my food was ready when I got there. I ordered the Lean bowl ($12.95). Got it with steak, spinach, avocado and roasted broccoli as the base. Boy was I disappointed. I get that it's a "lean" bowl, but it left me feeling completely unsatisfied. It came with a handful of spinach and literally only 4 pieces of broccoli. I will say that the avocado was generous (about half an avo), and the portion of steak was okay too (albeit kind of dry). It came with a light dressing of olive oil and lemon. Overall it was bland and pretty much the stereotype of what someone on a diet that doesn't know how to cook would eat. I have a hard time believing that anyone could eat this and feel full. I had to get a sandwich from Tim Hortons afterwards. Looking at the other reviews, other dishes seem to have more toppings and are probably better portion sizes. Don't get the Lean bowl - $13 (almost $15 after tax) for this is almost criminal!

    Joyce L.

    I have been to Impact Kitchen a dozen of times for brunch, lunch, dinner and baked goods. It never disappoints. Items are always fresh! Drinks are always clean! Many good vegan options such as raw cashew cookies! Highly recommend for a hang out, gathering or post workout snack!

    a bowl of chili soup and a slice of bread
    Kayo T.

    I had lunch with my husband and 2 year old son on Sunday. We ordered Victoria bowl with chicken, turkey chilli, Oat milk latte, a bottle of kombucha and a slice of banana bread. The bill came to $53 including tips and taxes. None of the dishes was mind blowing. I can get the same level of fresh Chilli in a bigger quantity from supermarkets for half of the price. Definitely overpriced. Service was ok but not great.

    a hand holding a cup of coffee

    Buyer beware: I paid $6.50 before taxes and tip for a cappacunio in the smallest cup I've ever seen. I brought this to the attention to a barista who proceeded to tell me that this is how cappicinos are normally made in Europe. Funny because I live in France. While I am not dogging on the barista explaining away my issue, I find it problematic that the company strategically and consciously made the choice to choose a cup size and charge a ridiculous price. Shouldn't they at least display these cup sizes? I am not buying coffee here again.

    Deelish. Fresh. Healthy. Energizing. Good and Good for You. And the best chocolate cookies!!!

    Chia Pudding and Flat White in a to go cup.
    Cody L.

    Stopped into Impact Kitchen today during a rare trip to the east side of Toronto. Ordered a flat white in a my personal cup and a chia pudding. The chia pudding was really good! Fresh fruit and just sweet enough. Similarly, the flat white was just milky enough. Perfect! Only gave 4 of 5 stars simply due to the excessive use of single-use plastics. Would have gladly waited to have the pudding in a glass bowl with real silverware for eat-in. But that wasn't an option. I also feel like that single-use plastic container for the chia pudding leaves a lot leftover that's hard to get to. This also opens the risk that a sorting facility may not process this piece due to being so dirty. I'll be taking this home to clean and recycling it myself. Otherwise I really liked this place! Will come back when I'm in the neighborhood, but will make sure I order something that uses less plastic.

    Hero Bowl - Hard pass on add chicken
    Alex A.

    I really, really wanted to like this place because it fits in with this Whole30 fad thing that all my friends are into, but I can't justify spending $20+ on a sad dinner. I came here for dinner with a friend and got the Hero Bowl + chicken on the side for an additional $4.50. What I received can only be described as microwaved boiled chicken in a small bowl. It was extremely dry and had no flavour, smelled a little funky like it's been microwaved two times two many. I didn't even bother putting it in my salad. When the waitress came to give us a new jug of water, she didn't comment on how I didn't touch my protein and just took it away, untouched. Come here for the bowls if you want to feel good about yourself but skip on the added protein. Next time, for an extra $5 you can get a whole chicken at Costco and maybe just buy a head of kale to skip this place completely.

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