Pulp Kitchen Goes Deadpool

Good riddance. Small portions, high prices, just-OK food...never understood the appeal. And then there was the whole kerfuffle about baby carriages a few years back. If only Cafe Vert hadn't gone under...*sob*

Man, this just stabbed me in the heart. I loved going to Pulp Kitchen on a lazy sunday afternoon! I think their downfall was that they only opened for breakfast and lunch. They really should have catered to the dinner crowd. What a great opportunity for another restaurant to offer vegan options in Leslieville!

I second Dred's comment and add: crappy service. Plus, my clothes always smelled like fried food afterward.

The owner of Pulp Kitchen posted the following on the Leslieville Facebook page on Monday...
"We're just moving to another Leslieville location which we will announce very soon - some last minute details still to be finalised! Thanks for the message and you can look forward to a new and improved PK in the 'hood! I have set up a Pulk Kitchen group on facebook for people to keep updated..."

Actually, Leslieville is getting a lot less of the empty storefronts. Looking forward to the ceili cottage! www.ceilicottage.com

The last few times I ventured into Pulp Kitchen it looked filthy! It looks like the Lady Marmalade people are cleaning it up at least. Checked out their menu online www.ladymarmalade.ca looks like there is a decent amount of vegan and veggie options...

Lady Marmalade in Victoria is excellent - very tasty. Definitely in a much higher price range than PK, though. I hope PK re-opens soon.

Hi all - I am terribly embarrassed about the level of service and appeal the PK sufferd when I sold it three years ago. I am the original owner and have repurchased the name and juice menus and am definately moving it to 1127 Queen east at Jones ave. There were a lot of problems with the old location regarding ventilation and age, and I'm very excited about the new and improved location which will open just as soon as the building permit office will let us! We'll be offering much more substantial foods and am very interested in hearing (other than what I've already read!) your thoughts on what you'd like to see different, what you'd like to keep the same etc...

You can join the Pulp Kitchen group on facebook to be keep abreast of all the details and to give me your feedback!

Much thanks,

Marie

If Pulp Kitchen does reopen, I hope Marie remembers the boycott and works hard to make families feel a little more welcome.

I agree Zeeman Empty store fronts in Leslieville?? I had a vacancy in a store I owned on Queen East in the middle of Leslieville. It leased in 48 hours and we fielded 30 calls.