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Union Social Eatery

3.1 (13 reviews)

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Jen I.

Recently visited this location for lunch with some coworkers. When I looked at the menu, I swear that EVERYTHING looked appetizing! I zeroed in on a few choices (the Candy salad sounded delicious) but ultimately went with the almond-crusted chicken tenders & fries. The serving was huge! Definitely worth the price (~$16). The chicken pieces themselves were a pretty good size, and they didn't skimp on the almonds either. The fries looked amazing....but were unfortunately 100% oversalted and were kinda ruined. It didn't stop me from eating them in hopes that I would just get used to the saltiness, but that didn't happen. Shame. Killer Chicken sandwich looked tasty in person, and I do like the ways that they plate the food. The service was fine and the space was large and felt good and bright. I would definitely visit again and try something else on their attractive menu!

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M E D.

been here twice and food was good. ambiance is good. place is spacious and clean. service was good.

Lambert P.

Union Social Eatery is located in what I can only describe as a stripmall / office type complex on the north side of Eglinton between Spectrum Way and Satellite. This side of Eglinton is recessed from the main road because of the dedicated MiWay bus roadway. It is however directly across the stripmall where Palmyra, Tim Horton's and Planet Bowl are if that helps anybody find it. Because it's sort of away from Eglinton it's not as easily found I'd have to say. Honestly for somebody that is not really looking it's sort of hard to see and find. When going to Union Social in the past we've always gone to the one on Financial but that area is really crowded. This area I don't really know what it's called and I don't live very far away, Matheson Airport Business park? The immediate business complex I believe is called Spectrum Square. There's lots of offices in the area because of it being an airport business park and for dinner on a weeknight it was still busy enough. Union Social from my previous visits to the Financial location seemed pretty lively, energetic and filled with good times comfort food. This place is really no different but just seems a bit quieter. I ended up just going with the haddock and chips. I wasn't feeling a burger which is what I usually order when going to Union Social but the food here has pretty much always been good and the service was also friendly and attentive. The servings are pretty generous. The plate was quite filling and for a place that doesn't necessarily seem to specialize in anything in particular the fish and chips was good. I used Open Table to make the reservation and that was easy to do and convenient since we were so close the table was booked barely half an hour before arrival.

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