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Great recommendations!. Keep it up guys.

loving your videos. keep em coming!

Awesome video

$8 for a slice of pizza. This place will go under.

$13.50 for a döner? Toronto has gotten so ridiculously expensive.

so food courts are called food halls now...???????

I'm sorry but Cops are not great value, but a complete ripoff. They are good but not worth the price they're charging. If you go to iconic donut shops like Lee's Donuts in Vancouver, its a dozen large size donuts for $25 which high value for a high quality product. But Cops and their tiny two bite donuts for such a high price just don't cut it! Another must try donut place in Toronto is Mr Puffs. They are not the traditional shape but boy they are delicious and succulent!!

San Remo Bakery - You won’t be disappointed - 374 Royal York Road

We love watching you ❤. Interesting food choices. ❤ If you think about it. ❤

Fantastic coverage of the new food hall. I love the detail you put into the overall production as everything looks high quality. Keep up the good work!

Wow amazing looking Sandweeeches great value for great Quality

Food $112.00 , 13 Per cent Tax=$14.46 , 20Per Cent Tip = $22.40> Total $148.96 if The Tip was 20 Per Cent . Personally I find that expensive for Asian food and the portions were small for the price charged but looks like you guys enjoyed it that's the important thing/

purebread is average... their displays is what made them popular... go to Taiwan and you'll see how stunning their sweet and savoury goods are at any bakery - world class

Wait….now we need a Toronto dish here in Chicago. We have poutine and thats about it for Canadian.

Best footage I've watched thus far. Great job!

Wow, thank you so much!

This looks food hall looks awesome, I have a thing for restoring older buildings and this also gives me European food hall videos like the ones I experienced in Copenhagen, Denmark. I’m with you guys on Harry’s - go with the chorizo burgers. I want to try Dave’s Genuine Deli but now I’m conflicted over whether to go to the original location on the one here at the Waterworks, ha ha! Great video

I’m gonna be in Toronto next Friday. So many food halls to choose from!

When u didn’t do the pasta u lost all credibility

Would appreciate it if you'd include the prices for what you got as well 👍

Looks incredible, thanks for your reviews always an enjoyable watch 😊

Cool that you guys have been so many places to compare

The waterworks looks fantastic, I must admit that Dave’s Genuine Deli &BBQ caught my eye!

Loved this! Thank you. 😊

Relatively new subscriber, I really appreciate your thorough reviews of all these new spots in the Toronto.

this place looks so beautiful! can't wait to go! and ya the restaurants here look top notch! Wellington is a mix of decent and great restaurants and Queen's Cross is so overrated.

THANK YOU for your tireless work finding yummy food in Toronto, must be tough, eh? I'm at Yonge and Bloor and this channel makes my life much easier and tastier.

Hope all is well. Any hotels you recommend in Toronto? Thx

Thanks for the tips. I have relatives visiting soon … 😊

I am sorry you don’t dip something in ‘au jus’. You dip something in ‘jus’. Au jus means ‘with juice’. Other than this anal nitpicking great video!

wow you missed alot of good stuff but it cant be done in a day. you didnt do a good review at all because you left so much out

Marq’s is the best in Toronto hands down, even better than some Chicago spots!!

U r voice like achor

So so glad i found your channel. I watched your video about the Well and it really helped me navigate around there. And now your content about this Beef sandwich sent me over the edge and i just now subscribed. Can't wait to see more of your content. Your channel reminds me of a TV show in the early 2000s called 'Street Eats' loved that show 😊

you missed the basement: European Delight for peorgies and cabbage rolls. Flaky Pastries from StoneMill bakery are much better than Future but you have to get there +2-3 hours before market close - it sells out quick after noon (skip the chinese place in the basement). Buster's Sea Cove clam chowder

3:22 Bird goes in with the tweeting.

Best Chicago beef in the GTA is at Lloyd's Lunchbox. Worth a trip to downtown Whitby 🔥

production value keeps getting better with each video! thanks for showing off the chicago beef!

Could you guys do videos on different sites and experiences? The food stuff is good, but please mix it up; your channel will grow a lot quicker.

I can’t wait to try Marq’s it looks so good

I am hungry now!

Thank you! I'm going to try all of these eateries.

Your honesty is honestly appreciated. 🙂

cant believe this is the 1st ss in tor...back in dubai, it was crazy long line when this opened, but after 2 weeks, people are ignoring it...hype will die down eventually.

Siegal's Bagels has two great locations in Vancouver. The Montreal Smoked Meat Sandwiches are amazing on the wood fire oven made bagels.

Not going to lie, Toronto has some of the best food chains in the world. I've had a lot of these chains in the city and they literally are the best in class of that type of food that I've had anywhere in the world - best butter tart (Sweetie Pie), best burger (Parts and Labor), best cookie (Felix & Norton), best roti (Island Foods), best popcorn (Kernels) etc and I live in NYC and work in London and travel every 2 weeks for my job so have sampled a lot. Sometimes I go to Toronto just to eat for a weekend as I am a huge fan of the Caribbean food up there along with all of these chains you have. You guys probably take it for granted but you just don't have this level of quality and variety for these everyday chains anywhere else I've travelled to. Maybe just London, Singapore and Tokyo can compete.

The best food hall in Toronto!! Just had a fish fillet sandwich and clam chowder soup at Buster Sea Cove and they’re delicious!!

Breka is affordable since everything is pre-made or is made with instant mixes. The ‘fried egg’ in the breakfast sandwiches come in a large bag frozen. I don’t get why it’s popular, but people seem to love it.

Excellent review. I appreciate the attention to detail in every part of the video as well as your honesty. These videos help us navigate through the food industry noise and get to the substance. You've got a new subscriber! Thanks.

I recently also went to the Well market and have the same sentiments. Its in a weird spot where the food options are not as upscale chef hall, but the prices are somewhere in the middle of that and then comparable to the new food hall at Eaton. I went for Japadog and I agree - at some point that specifically is a diminishing return (I got one of the cheaper dogs and nori fries). Would still go back though, especially to try Rosie's