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1140, Bay Street, M4W 1J2, Toronto, Toronto Division, CA Canadá
contacts phone: +1 416-923-3354
larger map & directionsLatitude: 43.6684942, Longitude: -79.3892305
Alex Forbes
::It has a diner vibe, seat yourself. Service was really fast. I had the New Yorker breakfast sandwich which must've had 3 eggs and 4 strips of peameal bacon, very filling. Also came with these latkas things on the side which were delicious. I'll be back again for sure (price was cheap compared to the other places in the area too).
Anita Windisman
::Enjoyed my quick dinner. Had a pastrami sandwich and a home made matzoh ball soup, which was authentic and delicious! Tip when it's cold outside: Avoid sitting near the front door. There were numerous delivery and take out pickups when I was there, which let the cold air in.
Arianna Sands
::I can't get enough of this place! Whether we go in to eat or order in on a lazy Sunday, the food is always exceptionally delicious. Its really the best reuben/deli sandwich in all of Toronto, and I've tried most of them I'm sure as its one of my favourite things to eat. At the restaurant the Russian lady is so sweet, and prices are way below what other places are charging in the area, for far less quality too. Delish!
Andrew Dykstra
::Since coming under new management, this is a really great place. I go there weekly for breakfast but there is also a great selection of deli choices for lunch and dinner. The service is efficient and friendly.
Alen Hadzovic
::One of those places that are much better in side than what they seem from the outside. Roomy, high ceilings, interesting art (from the New Yorker mostly) on the walls. Food is a typical diner menu, very good and solid portions. There is a kids menu part as well, and adults have a lots of choices. It is generally busy during lunch time, but outside of that it is very pleasant and quiet enough to be able to have a conversation. They also serve beer, however I am not sure about other types of alcoholic stuff!