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| - Braiseryy as far as I know is still located across the street from Six Points Mall on the north side of Bloor street before it breaks at Kipling in what is known to the locals as "Spaghetti Junction".
This area of Six Points aka Spaghetti Junction can be a bit of a tricky place. It's busy, disjointed with lots of ramps, turns and traffic that is except for the part where this area basically breaks Bloor st and makes it split eastbound from Dundas.
This is sort of an important point when talking about Braiseryy because they're on the part of Bloor that breaks when it hits Kipling which stays continuous on the underpass with Dundas staying continous on the overpass. Because of this point, Braiseryy may not get the same traffic as say businesses on Dundas who enjoy the busy street through Six Points.
I spoke to who seems to be the owner of Braiseryy about this and he said that they were planning on moving to where the Sushi2Go location is on Dundas which is a split building with another Asian restaurant.
I guess the thinking is that the place would be smaller and be on a busier street I mean he's right about that. 3 bus routes pass by that building not counting the Mississauga buses as well as the area is much closer to the new condos being built all along Dundas from 427 all the way to Kipling station.
You see the thing about Braiseryy is that their food I find is really good. I really like their food and their offerings if you can get some. I say it like this because just last Friday (March 23) I wanted to stop in and put in a huge order for catering but at 830pm the place was closed! No sign saying they're moving, or why they're closed early - just a closed building at 830pm for an business that says they stay open usually till 10pm. Going on the website it seems the location for the Braiseryy is on Lakeshore. Lakeshore? How old is this website? The phone number for that location matches the number for the Bloor street location so I can only assume the webpage is seriously outdated.
I mean for a place that makes really good food between roast chicken, garlic potatoes which are amazing, awesome chicken wings for a place that uses free range chickens across the board? What a great variety of chicken for free range like a lower key offering of what Union Chicken has to offer. But between making great food and running the business in what almost seems to be a casual way well...
Needless to say I felt let down and disappointed that they weren't open but what would it have taken to leave up some sort of sign as an explanation. I tried to call the next morning hoping I'd get a hold of somebody but the number simply gets to a voicemail notification that the subscriber has not enabled the voicemail for this number.
So between being closed without explanation, not being able to contact the business and a web page that has an address that's not up to date I regret that I can't rely on just popping in there so see if they're open because although Six Points isn't across town, for me it's not around the corner to be able to see what's going on.
I really hope things improve for this business because I want to come back whether they're on Bloor or Dundas but things have to become more reliable and stable before I'm intending on returning.
Speaking of Groupon since others mentioned it my friend had a Groupon and we weren't able to use it because the guy said the connection to them was down. I'm not going to pretend I know how Groupon works but do they go down that often?
Good food, great food - if you can get it. I really think the communications has to be improved. Enable the voicemail, answer the phone, fix the web page, explain why you're closed when you're not supposed to be. A sign is acceptable. Don't leave your customers especially those wanting to return guessing as to why the business is strangely closed on a Friday night.
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