Sophia Fisher

Google review

gluten free beware! I was waiting to write this review until I tried the pizza for a second time but I feel like I have to say something because the gluten-free crust has made me so sick twice now. There must be a ton of cross-contamination going on. I called the restaurant to confirm that it was gluten-free because it's listed as "gluten friendly" on all of the apps with zero explanation, which is a super weird thing to do to people who have food allergies . I have celiac and I know I'm assuming a risk when I order a pizza from a regular restaurant, but I haven't had a single issue in years. This pizza has made me so ill that I have been throwing up after both times. The only thing I can think of is that the crust isn't actually gluten-free. I'm always OK with restaurants that prepare gluten items, this isn't a problem I ever have at other restaurants and I have never had a reaction from a pizza restaurant , so something is suspicious here. my violent vomiting honestly makes me wonder if they're rolling the crust in a pile of flour. I know that or it's just one employee who doesn't give a shit because I've ordered at the same time on the same day for two weeks .Do not order this if you are gluten sensitive, or you have celiac because you will be paying for it the next day.

Katy Stenberg-Baine

Google review

I have a gluten allergy and have always loved Burger’s Priest for their gluten free options. Today they told me they couldn’t give me a lettuce wrap, and told me their stern fries weren’t gluten free either. I have had north items at this location before with no problem. Very disappointed today with my plain fries for dinner.

Alexa

Google review

Such tasty foods!! and really good value for money - portions were great for the price which was a nice change for Toronto. Knowing the menu changes regularly I can’t wait to go back. Gluten free - almost everything was gluten free and if it wasn’t could be made gluten free.

Megan White

Google review

Was there last night. Was charged at least $30 more than prices on website menu, food was ok but not as good as I remember from my first visit years ago. Then it seems we were also double billed taxes after requesting the bill be split 3 ways (seems split with taxes in, than she added tax again after the split?). Should have asked for the itemized receipt - beware. Service not great, had to ask for more injera and it was empty for a while (I needed gluten free), never checked if we wanted to order more to drink or dessert. They did refill our water when the pitcher was low.

Eat With Buns (EatWithBuns)

Google review

Gluten-Free Options: yes Cross Contamination: low Halal/ Kosher Options: No Vegan Option: yes Vegetarian Options: Yes Nut Free Options: Yes First Impression: Cute spot for a lunch date. Favourite: Peanut Satay. Critiques: I went to Mandy’s in Montreal and was pleasantly surprised to find out there was a location in Toronto when I moved. We I went in I was a little disappointed to see they did not have some of the same menu options and they did not serve their smoothies in winter. Bonus: Many healthy options that leave you full. In addition, the staff at this location is very very friendly. Take Away: If I am in the area I may drop by again if I am craving a salad. Follow on tiktok: @eatwithbuns