Restaurants
Goed Eten (Ossington)
Goed Eten has resurfaced on Ossington, a year after closing up shop at its original location in Kensington Market. Still on the menu are the goods that made this place so popular to begin with - namely, Brussels style waffles plus an assortment of waffle pressed sandwiches.
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We both had the eggs benny and shared a plate of belgian waffles.
When we arrived the waitress was very rude to us, we were the only
customers in this place. She didn't offer us any coffee or water, she
simply cleaned the table with an old rag, handed us the menu's, and walked
away. Not the kind of service I was expecting from "NNNNN" rated restaurant.
The bennies were mediocre at best, and the belgian waffles were tiny for the money.
This restaurant needs to improve drastically it's service and it's food.
Do yourself a favor and skip this joint, there are far better options in Toronto,
especially for breakfast!
Your waffles, frites and eggs benny aint all that.
Surprised it is still there.
This is no way to run a good idea for a restaurant and a waste of some good food appreciation. Those waffle brekkie sandwches would sell by the thousands in, lets say, Union Station.
Good, potenially great food. Zero business sense, no commitment.
Comment on your own disaster for a """ next time
I go out of my way to come to this place- but I would suggest checking their website for hours, because I've arrived to a closed sign at least twice.