Thrive Eatery — Restaurant in Toronto

I can’t comment on the food. It’s been 48 minutes since we ordered, an hour since we arrived. We are the only people here and the food hasn’t arrived. They made us pay and tip in advance. I regret it. I am about to eat the furniture. It’s ridiculous.

Edit: Owner replied. Some facts. I knew exactly how many minutes it took for food to arrive because I have phone alerts when a credit card transaction happens. Phone alerts tell you have many minutes ago the notification came in as you know. It was 48 minutes exactly when I wrote the review.

As a responsible adult, I did speak with the front of house 25 minutes in asking if everything was ok. What I learnt was there was only one cook that afternoon.

She did not tell me we were behind another 30 minutes of online orders so we could have made a plan. Our order was not expedited. No snacks were offered. No action was taken.

Either this was the owner and can’t remember, or the owner replied to this review without actually being at the restaurant and knowing what happened.

We had our kids with us. We played an entire game of Monopoly before the food arrived. Just let that sink in. With starving children.

We did speak again to the front of house after we finished our Monopoly game. Some yelling in the kitchen precipitated after that. I presume only then was our order expedited.

$101 spent here. Owner can’t apologize. Just passes blame to us (the only guests in the building) for not communicating with them?...

When in town I always come with my wife to Thrive Restaurant in Toronto offers a delightful all-vegetarian dining experience that’s hard to beat. The menu is creative, with a wide variety of dishes that are both flavorful and healthy. Whether you’re a vegetarian or just looking to explore plant-based cuisine, Thrive serves up delicious, vibrant meals that leave you satisfied without feeling heavy.

The ingredients taste fresh and high-quality, and there’s an impressive balance between hearty comfort food and lighter, nutritious options. Their bowls and salads are particularly noteworthy, combining bold flavors with wholesome ingredients like quinoa, avocado, and roasted veggies. The house-made dressings and sauces elevate the meals to another level, offering both depth and zest.

The ambiance is casual yet inviting, making it perfect for a relaxed meal or a quick, nourishing bite. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, often happy to make recommendations or explain the details of the dishes.

Overall, Thrive is a must-visit for anyone seeking a fresh and delicious vegetarian dining experience in Toronto. It’s not just about healthy eating—it’s about...

Just visited with two of my friends from out east. The photos looked fantastic and so we were excited to est there.

The lattes were good, but I got the rise and shine breakfast and it looked nothing like the pictures. I had three tiny slices like thumbprint sized pieces of sausage, the tofu scramble was extremely salty, half cold and colorless. The waffles were cold and flavorless and I waited 15mins after my friends got their food.

The salad to my friends energy breakfast was bitter and bland. And I love argula but it was mostly arugula. They also seemed to have barely one egg worth of scramble on their plate.

All this for about 29 a plate after taxes n tip was extremely disappointing

We hate to to waste food so we ate most of it and were in a rush to get my friend to the airport and had pre-paid as its requested to do. I wouldnt return.

We were never checked upon so there was no moment to politely tell them we...