Saving Grace - Toronto

This breakfast plate was disappointing. In the past, this restaurant used to offer unique and substantial meals at a good value. However, my recent experience was lackluster. The portion size was small, and the meal lacked complexity. It felt like the restaurant was cutting corners by giving minimal food for a high price. I used to love coming here for a delicious and filling meal, but now I feel like I didn't get my money's worth. Compared to past experiences and pictures, the quality has definitely declined.

The restaurant was very crowded. The food was flavorful, but it took a while to be served, so my meal was warm instead of hot. The prices were on the higher side, but the experience was worth it. The staff was friendly and attentive.

Food is good but you mispelled “pupusa” as “papusa” — would be great if you can correct it

Visited on a Monday for brunch, and the space was almost full of local diners. It's clear that this place is popular.I ordered a mint tea and the Angela sandwich.The mint tea was loose leaf came in a clay tea pot. I'll be ordering this again.I like that the rye bread used for the sandwich is thinly sliced and crunchy great texture and won't destroy the roof of your mouth. I'm unsure about the tomato chutney and aged cheddar pairing used in the sandwich. The salad helps cut through that flavour combo when it becomes overwhelming. I won't be ordering this again.Service: Friendly servers who have service timing down. The servers checked in on the hot water for my tea. Much appreciated! Thanks for understanding customer body language and being inviting.Atmosphere: a very cozy space with well used creaky stairs and flooring. The front windows let in a lot of sunlight, highlighting the decor. The building is quite old and needs renovations like many of the other neighbouring buildings. Tables and bathrooms are clean.Will be back to try more!Notes: Closes at 2:45pm Only accepts Canadian debit and cash Join the Yelp wait list if dining here on high traffic days (weekends)Vegetarian options: Yes, vegetarian options are available.Parking: There is Green P street parking on the south and north sides of Dundas.Kid friendliness: Kids could eat here. The space is a bit small to fit a stroller though.Wheelchair accessibility: There is a slight bump at the entrance. The bathrooms are on the 2nd level of the restaurant no elevator.

The food was fantastic! There were plenty of options for vegetarians.