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Google review

After visiting the Royal Ontario Museum, we decided to have vegan food at this restaurant. This was my first (definitely not last) 100% vegan meal. I enjoyed the bright, high-ceiling and spacious layout when I walked into the restaurant. Then I was particularly impressed by the 1.000 Layer Crisy potatoes. This gluten free dish, which contained caviar, sour cream, chives. reminded me of Dauphinoise. The dairy free sour cream tasted better than the real thing. I quite liked the seaweed caviar because it didn't have the fishy taste. The House Burger was far better than McDonald's bean burger (As a meat eater, it is the closest vegan thing for me to benchmark :)) The Spinach and Artichoke Dip was really good that I wanted to lick the plate. The Bang Bang Broccoli was as good as what I had in London. Then the Al Pastor Bowl was so refreshing because of the pineapple pieces. The waitresses were absolutely friendly (honestly, we had met so many friendly Canadians during this trip). For tourists like me, it's so easy to get home by public transport - the restaurant is located literally next to Bay Station on the Green Line.

David Curry

Google review

I'm no vegan, but bound by the curse of gluten free (celiac) I found K&K to be the most affordable breakfast option in Toronto (as an English tourist). Pleasant staff also. A better meal you will not find. Many branches across this great city. Waffles are good. The alternative milks are nice. In the UK such a restaurant would destroy your bank account 😂

Erycha Medeiros

Google review

The food was amazing. The rissotto was safe for me as a celiac. I had seen google reviews mention gluten free pasta which is why we picked it. However the menu made no mention of it and our waitress was very un knowledgeable so I did not want to risk it. I had the short rib risotto my non celiac friends had the mushroom pasta and spagetti and meatballs all the dishes were good and the pasta is home made. It’s pricy but worth it. Cocktails were also top notch.

Simo

Google review

In my opinion this place is perfect for everyone. It is probably the best pizza place I’ve been so far in Toronto. Half of my family is also gluten free so we were really lucky that the place had the option. The employees there were so nice that they cleaned the whole counter just to be careful to not mix the normal flour with the gluten free one. The pizza was cooked really well and they are really fast with the process. I think this place was amazing and hope to come here again when I come back to Toronto.

Zuhal K

Google review

I went to the Square One mall location. Ordered the gluten free pizza “craft yours” the actual pizza dough tastes delicious and you can’t tell if it’s gluten free or not. I get pesto with fior di latte and sundried tomatoes / olives and red onions. It was delicious Although the two staff working (one of which seemed to be having an argument with a friend who was waiting for her) she was very focused on that but was also trying to fulfil the orders. My son and I love the pizza and will go back, I just wish the price wasn’t so high for a small pizza