My friend and I ate here while in Toronto for a few days. She saw that this place and a few others had high stars so we chose this spot because they had the shortest wait time (15 minutes). The place is pretty small and compact meaning you will be in the face of strangers at the next table. On the flip side, if you're sitting next to cool people you can hold a conversation. The music was quite loud but not overbearing or hard on the ears. I ordered the vegetable omelet and a side of French toast. The omelet was nice and filled with sauteed onions, tomatoes and a few other things. Potatoes (hash browns) and a green bed of salad accompanied the omelet. My omelet was tasty but not the best I've had. The French toast was pitiful to look at let alone taste. It was extremely thin and taste like an egg. I'm aware French toast is dipped in egg batter to coat it prior to cooking it, but it should not taste like an egg. I was disappointed because I really had taste for French toast, just not their French toast. Overall, the ambiance of the place was nice and my server was friendly and on top of her job. I would recommend this place but you may want to stay away from the French toast.