Summary: expensive salad with good ingredients…read more I tried make-my-own sandwich here. For half of small bowl salad, it costs me around $8, which is pretty expensive. The place was clean. They laid all the ingredients in front of you. The salad I try to make did not taste that good. This is a good place if you want to have a good salad and did not mind the price. I probably would not come back again.

3.5 stars, but giving the 3…read more I did really like this location (and I LOVE their sandwiches), but all in all they have some improving to do. I'm not sure if this is a chain issue, or a franchise issue. Pricing here is high for what you get. A sammy costs $11.75 with a tiny, basic salad on the side. You get selection of bread, spread, protein,and 2 additional toppings. Each additional topping after this is a whopping $1.50. And the toppings are skimpy and very limited. The salads are where they really fail. They give an extremely low amount of greens to start off. This is surprising considering it's the cheapest item they put in it. You can then select from a long range of items to put in your salad - but be careful - instead of a fixed price, it's by weight. Most salads end up costing $10 and they are NOT filling. The Good: 1. Taste. Everything is fresh and delicious (especially for the sandwich). 2. Bread. The bread is fresh from Ace Bakery. Need I say more? The Bad: 1. Overpriced. The items, especially the salad, are high in price for what you are getting. 2. Tiny. This location is the tiniest hole in the wall I've ever been to! 3. Debit/Credit. There is a tip option on the debit credit machine which makes for an awkward interaction when you don't feel a tip is warranted. The food is already expensive enough without adding an extra 10-20% on top of it. Recommendation: If you have a bit of extra money for lunch and want a healthy option, stop by here and try the rosemary focaccia bread.

Honestly, was familiar with the Etobicoke location and this one let me down a little bit, didn't…read morequite match it in terms of full-ness. Did have the perk of good service.

It used to once our goto lunch spot but now we just one option for sos lunch as the taste, quality…read moreand quantity are deteriorating over time. The filling in the sandwiches both quality of material and quality is very low, the soup bowls are half filled and are now either water or semi cooked. I feel sad how these once good and healthy spots are now like run downs

Loved the soups we got here. They have a nice selection of soups such as chicken noodle, potato…read morebacon, beef barley, vegetable, brocolli cheese etc. They also have sandwiches which they can grill on the panini press. Overall a good lunch spot for soups salads and sandwiches. Service was friendly too :)

I have been meaning to come here for the longest time! I've been on such a soup craving that its…read morenuts. So when my cousin decided on her birthday date that she would like to come to this establishment then I got excited. Located on Main Street Newmarket, this little shop has many soups selections to choose from. They also let you have a sample to make sure you're making the right choice! We both decided to get the soup, sandwich and a bottle of water ( $11 ) and boy did we make a good choice. Normally you would except a small soup bowl with a sandwich however this soup was in a HUGE (to me anyways lol) bowl with a full sized sandwich. My soup of choice was the chicken noodle with a ham & cheese croissant. I feel like chicken noodle is always a good staple to determine if it is worth coming back. I must say, it definitely was worth it. The chicken noodle soup was soo filling. Had some hearty vegetables and they definitely did not skip out on the chicken. I had to push myself to finish my sandwich as I was already too full! Thank you for amazing service and I am definitely coming back

Always solid. I don't think you could ever not want Ravi's soups once you've had it. Every time…read morewe're downtown, I want to grab some soups to go so we can have it the next few days. My go to is always the Ravis Stew and the Curried Lamb Wrap. Best combo ever and I can't finish it so I always get to take some home. It tastes just as amazing the next day! The Corn Chowder and Wild Mushroom Bisque is also fantastic. I can't help but order Ravis Stew each time, but I'll usually pick one more to go. It's quick, it's solid food, it's comforting, and it's delicious! 100% recommend.

Delicious soups and fast, courteous service. Great comfort food!…read more Cute looking dining area, but I didn't try - I ordered for take away.

Quaint little lunch cafe behind an industrial plaza…read more Came here for the first time and I'd heard from a regular that pretty much everything is made in house. She says even the fruit is cut fresh (as opposed to places using the cheap syrup stuff from cans). I wanted to get a burger from the photos they had but it's a bbq Friday special. They were just out of whole wheat bread when I arrived after 2:30 so I settled for a whole wheat chicken Cesar salad wrap. Portion of chicken was good, and the toppings seem fresh. For some reason, there's something special about this place. I can't put my finger on it. They have wifi which is a plus! I think it's run by a family but I can't promise it is. They seem pleasant here which is a big plus. Yes, they have premade sandwiches there but there are other options there too for you to customize your sandwich. This place reminds me of a little sandwich shop I'd like to run one day.

SAVE YOUR MONEY! I…read morework in this area, and it's one of the only places to grab lunch or breakfast in the Wingold/Tycos area. I gotta be honest here- the management does NOT care IN THE SLIGHTEST about satisfying their customers. I think they changed owners a few months ago- and they were very sweet and accommodating. The new management there is entitled, rude, and do not know how to run a business. Their MEGA- overpriced menu should have been the first red flag. One time they tried to charge me $5 for a bagel with cream cheese and told me I was wrong when I asked about it. Then I had to do the math myself and present it to them (came to $2.29 or something with taxes). Did they apologize for attempting to overcharge me then told me I was lying about it? No. He rolled his eyes and cashed me out. Clearly trying to pull a fast one. I reluctantly have gone back a few times (like I said, there is not a lot of choices in this area). The other day I went in and ordered a sandwich. I asked what was on it, she mentioned 4 ingredients, and I said sure I'll have it. Got back to work and it had been PACKED with cilantro. I couldn't eat it. (If you also hate cilantro you know it RUINS a meal if there is too much). For an $8 sandwich, I walked back over and asked them if I could have something else, since I did not know this was going to be a cilantro sandwich, and it'd be nice since they made no mention of that before I ordered it. The "chef" there told me I was LYING again, that there is NO cilantro on the sandwich, and then had me dissect the thing IN FRONT OF OTHER CUSTOMERS. It was ridiculous. After all this I politely asked if I could just have something else instead, and I apologized for the trouble. I asked for a chicken cutlet sandwich, which they of course put together in a hurry and didn't bother to heat up the chicken. So it was a cold chicken cutlet with cold tomato sauce and cold cheese. Appetizing, right? It came to a dollar more then the other sandwich, so they asked me to come back with a dollar next time. Whatever. They're cheap, it's very clear. My next visit: I order a bagel, toasted with cream cheese. They didn't listen when I asked for it toasted and got annoyed when I had to repeat the request. While I'm waiting to be cashed out, the "chef" there ACTUALLY YELLS ACROSS THE RESTAURANT: "you didn't come back the next day with the dollar" IS THIS GUY FOR REAL? My response "you served me two terrible sandwiches in one day, wasted my lunch hour with continuing to screw up very simple orders, gave me a "hot" sandwich that was freezing cold, told me it was MY fault, and now you're bothering me about a dollar? This is will be my last visit here." He shrugged his shoulders and said "Ok" I hope the other patrons heard this. This place is only there to take your money with their overpriced, bland food- and they do NOT care about making their customers happy. Not one bit. YOU'RE BETTER OFF GOING TO MCDONALDS, YOU'LL DEFINITELY GET TREATED BETTER.

I get breakfast including coffee here every tues and weds for work. The food is always fresh and…read moreI've never had a bad experience. The meals are honestly so much more affordable than I thought and everything is well kept and hygienic. Associates are always kind which is a plus.

I rediscovered Olly's again during my hunt for lunch. Walking around and I decided to grab food…read morefrom Olly's. they offer wide selection of hot and cold food. And they are decently priced. The salad I got had a homemade avocado dressing and it tasted great! Along with the salad, got some roast beef with a breaded fish... yum! Overall quite good. Service was prompt and speedy. And the ambiance is lively.

Seriously the best and most comforting soup i've had in the gta!! Visit them for some authentic…read moreSrilankan food Here I got their Samosa which sold out soon after I ordered so make sure to not just get one like me hahaha or you'll regret I also chose their butternut soup and mixed it with their lentil soup which you can do with anyone of their soup flavours! We also got their tandoori chicken salad which was flavourful and so colorful Everything was super affordable costing around $7 for a samosa and small soup! which was pretty decent portion wise! Will definitely be back to try their other soups which sold out as well hahah Also the owner is a super nice lady which is a plus they've been open for 21years so go support if you're around the bloor yonge station area!!

This used to be my go to place when I worked in the area pre-covid and hadn't had the chance to…read morevisit till today. I was so impressed that the owner remembered me (I do have whacky colour hair but still!) I love supporting small businesses but this one deserves all the support. Fuss-less, healthy, delicious food is what you will sign up for time and time again. The food has been consistently great. I know some have complained about the reheating but they clearly have no idea how a small set up like this works. Everything needs to be "pre"pared for 1. Efficiency (lunch hours get busy and customers would complain if it want quick 2. Space. Reheated or not, still tastes like a nice old fashioned home cook meal to me. Today I got the shrimp curry, mutton curry, mutton roll and although they ran out of fish curry, the owner wasted no time in offered to throw one together for me quickly. My BF ate the mutton one which comes with lentil and veggies and he was blown away by the flavors. It's this human touch, the conversation and the love they put into the food that I come back for. I'm so touched she remembered me. I'm stuffed and incredibly happy I caught them on my way downtown today!

Excellent! I had carrot soup and a tuna salad sandwich on wrap. Tasted delicious! Very welcoming…read moreand great atmosphere!

I don't know how this place has a 4 star average for reviews. I would listen to all the 1 star…read moreratings. Long story short: I came here on Monday around 10am and didn't receive the best customer service and the food I ordered was not the best quality for the expensive price tag. I'll probably never return here in the future. Their menu changed since the last time I came in (which was probably months ago). So I asked about the Turkish bagel with lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, and bacon. The lady at the cash suggested an item which was similar but it also comes with egg. I went with her suggestion and told her to also add bacon to my order. I even confirmed that I was okay with the egg that comes with it. My total came to almost $6 ($5.95?) so I thought, ok paying $6 for a breakfast style bagel, it should be good. But it wasn't at all. It was soggy even though the bagel itself was toasted and the bacon was over cooked and hard. *Keep in mind, this bagel at full price is actually $8.99+ tax (see below in my next paragraph for details why).* So for $10.16 after tax, I had expected a much better quality. I could've had a better breakfast bagel at McDonald's or Tim Hortons for half or even 1/3 the price. On another note, the horrible customer service I received was from the lady who served me at cash. After a gentleman made my order, I told him that it should have came with cheese and egg which he missed adding it in. The lady jumped in and said that I didn't order that even though I confirmed my order with her when paying. Then she insisted that I pay an extra $3+ tax for the egg since apparently what I wanted is actually $8.99+ tax. I told her exactly what I wanted in the beginning and even confirmed with her a second time when paying. She was also the one who made the suggestion... so I don't understand how she kept fighting that I needed to pay $3+ tax extra and how she kept saying that I was in the wrong. If you're working in a customer service environment, making them feel like they're in the wrong even though they weren't, isn't professional at all and will lose customers like me.