The real reason to visit this restaurant is for the experience. All staff here are hearing impaired to various degrees. In a complete role reversal from the norm outside the restaurant, guests inside the restaurant are expected to communicate, order, and ask questions in American Sign Language. There is a handy booklet that shows you how to speak the language using your hands and fingers. It is something everyone should try.
The food was tasty and the menu has a variety of interesting choices, but nothing to write home about. The price point is slightly higher than what I would expect. The service was friendly and efficient, and the ordering experience is something you have to experience yourself!
The restaurant is located near the Wellesley subway station and is a great place to come in small groups, for lunch or dinner.
I really enjoyed my visit to this restaurant. Truly one of its kind and kudos to the entrepreneur who worked hard to set it up. This was also one of the first restaurants in the area to be fully accessible and comply with the Province's standards on accessible public spaces.
***The best part was when all the staff gathered around and sang me Happy Birthday in Sign.*** My eyes filled up in no time.