Liberty Cafe — Restaurant in Toronto

Food is overpriced and not good. 7$ for a handful of mushy undercooked fries that desperately need salt but there’s no condiments or salt/pepper packets anywhere to be found. 8$ for pizza bread that is two small triangles of 2 inch thick dense bread with a light brushing of tomato sauce that’s dry and no cheese whatsoever even though it’s supposed to have mozzarella and parmesan. Better can be found in a school cafeteria. Salad was at least fresh but almost 30$ for a small bowl the size of your fist. Paninis are probably the best option for your money, but really greasy. 7$ for 150ml of juice/soda. Cheapest thing is small cup of coffe or tea for 3.50$. Even water is overpriced 5$ small bottle. But you can’t bring any food or drink into the castle which makes sense to protect it. But definitely don’t waste your money here for lunch. Better to pack a lunch and eat...

surprisingly nice! i’m vegetarian and lactose intolerant, and there wasn’t any vegan options, which at first concerned me, but luckily i was able to get the cheese taken off my roasted veggie sandwich before it was pressed, but if you are actually vegan or dairy free i would suggest to probably figure something else out in terms of food. the sandwich was very tasty though, and a nice size. the staff were also very very friendly. altogether if you’re looking for a place to eat while at casa loma this is definitely a good option! i also enjoyed how they had scenes filmed in casa loma playing on a tv inside it was very entertaining to watch...

Waited 35 minutes to get sandwiches that are premade and sit on the counter. The same person heats them up and serves them to a room of about 60 people. A family who ordered after us got...