6ix Donutz — Restaurant in Toronto

I came here in August to pick up a TooGoodToGo order from “6ix Tacos”. I was shocked to see this wasn’t actually a taco store. But ok. Typically when you pick up a Too Good To Go order, the order is waiting for you. Or the staff will put together some items in a bag so you can take them home. The idea of the app is to prevent food waste by offering leftover food at the end of the day at a discount. So I was surprised when they told me that my order wasn’t ready yet and that it’d take 10 minutes. I waited the 10 minutes which ended up being closer to 15. There were 2 tacos and I was told (as listed on the TG2G app the value of this was $24 and that I was getting it for a STEAL at $6.99) the meat wasn’t seasoned at all so i couldn’t get the taste of plain ground beef out of my mouth as I tried to eat the soggy beef juice tacos (bonus: Doritos, soon beef juice covered, thrown in on the side)

I don’t know which part of this experience was the most egregious: the neon colour splattered walls of this establishment, the mouthfuls of ground beef juice I consumed that night, or the fact that this ghost kitchen taco shop is using a sustainable food waste app as a platform to blatantly lie to...

This is a go-to that I have established as my guilty pleasure, but does it need to be a guilty pleasure when everything is crafted and meticulously put together for one of the best donut experiences in the city.

6ix Donutz is establishing itself as the top crafted bakery, run by a Black-Owned family business, who have become a staple to our city, and a kick back for the community.

Building a culture is important in establishing hospitality and that’s exactly what is present every-time they deliver a fresh and delicious box of these donuts.

If you want the greatest combination, not food advice ;) but here you go:

Start with a Standard size, then choose Dulce De Leche, a lot of it.. then top it off with Powered sugar and Cinnamon Sugar. You’ll thank me later.

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I had pre-ordered and pre-paid, so there was no problem paying and no problems with the quality of the food.

HOWEVER,

If you have any sort of mobility issues you are going to have major problems. I pulled up (in my wheelchair) to the foot of the stairs. The door was open, so anyone with half clue could see this was my destination. I repeatedly tried to get the attention of the young woman at the counter, but was just ignored. I spent half an hour trying to get service as she stood, leaning on them counter and chatting with customers and as new people stepped around me to access the store.

In tĥe en̈d, a customer who was leaving brought me to her attention and was finally allowed to pick up my order.

While the food was good, I won't waste my...