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  • So I was pretty stoked about this place upon hearing about it. Vegan comfort food was a brilliant idea for a restaurant I had myself several years ago, so it's good to see the secret society who filters ideas wirelessly from my brain (Illuminati?) putting them to good use! We were out of town for their grand opening, but got to stop in for their second week of operation. The first thing we noticed was the heat. Dang. No AC during a Toronto heat wave. It was incredibly uncomfortable. I ordered the rueben, which I'd say was dang tasty. Reminded me of the vegan Montreal smoked meat sandwich I had back at Aux Vivres in Montreal. The fries were shoestringy, like a bird's nest of fries. Not my preference, but something different from the usual, anyway. Our second time we went was a day after they had tweeted that the AC was fixed. Rapture! Still incredibly hot in the city, we showed our faces there and were met with disappointment again - there was no working AC. What the heck? I ordered the chicken and waffles and my dining partner ordered the sausage sliders. I can't remember which sides we ordered, but I do remember they were delivered incorrectly; her's on my plate, mine on her's. I think the sausage patties they use are Sol cuisine, and I can't remember the chicken brand, but I do know it's not prepared in-house. That's just one of those little things I find disappointing in a veggie restaurant. Yes, those patties are great, but I can buy them in a store myself. The biscuits and gravy were all pretty tasty. Anyway, bottom line, it was simply too hot to enjoy the meal both times I've been there. The food itself is decent, but I don't like the mark-up on store-bought veggie meats. I do recommend the rueben, which is house-made seitan. Nothing wrong with that! I'll give these guys another chance when things cool down, and I don't have to risk heat stroke. In the meantime, I've gotta get on top of preventing my great ideas from leaking out of my brain. I think tin foil hats are a little passé. Maybe I could re-route my mental traffic through a proxy brain in Russia or something...
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