Clay - Toronto

The food was amazing, I loved it. Was very good for the quality you get. The waiter Daniel was also amazing, very friendly and friendly, also a wonderful work spoke about every dish.

Great room. Beautiful architecture. Unfortunately, this will be the only positive things I can say about the restaurant. Long wait for burgers, pommes, fish chips. Friends were so salty had to give up. The bill, while not a surprise, was amazing when you rely on the quality of food, the fast food style simple deco, and the friendly but obviously less than professional staff. All through our waiting and eating, 2 women never stopped posing and photos around the place until I had to ask if they hired promoters to sell to Asian market. The answer was that this was common.... For this price I had not expected that I could get terrible food for almost 2 hours.

The place is bright and well spaced tables with a spectacular view over the ROM. The interior decoration is minimalist and focuses more on the beautiful architecture. Attention to details is impeccable. The beautiful handmade ceramic vase on the tables drew my attention immediately. The mouthwater dinner is absolutely delicious and is served in the beautiful ceramic bowl. It is an immersive art experience at every level. And of course followed by more art that the museum visits.

Absolutely amazing food and service! My favorite dishes were the Mushroom Croquettes and Tuna Tartare. Dessert was also wonderful. In any case, will come back soon.

My friends and I had a good time brunching at Clay. There are not a lot of options on the menu, the restaurant is vegetarian and vegan friendly. The portions are medium closer to small. The juice is nice, called the weekly blend juice. The interior design is so beautiful, I would come back for the space and the atmosphere, less then for the food itself.