Almond Butterfly Bistro

This was the first time in 20 years that I could order anything and everything off the menu! I almost cried! I had French Toast the first time in a restaurant and it was decadently delicious. Typically GF options are the basics, but that was not the case this time! Great menu items. I ordered a side of onion rings because, why not?? They were huge! I visited with two gluten eaters who also enjoyed their meals. My husband said the fries were better seasoned than our brunch from the day before! I'm from out of town and this was the one and only item on my must see list and I wasn't disappointed! I will be back on every visit to Toronto 🧡 Thank you for the delicious eats -yes I took treats home with me!!

We had a fantastic experience at Almond Butterfly. The food was incredible, I would highly recommend the Buttermilk Chicken Strips, The Fish and Chips, and the Onion rings. Everything was so fresh! Our server was also fantastic and the atmosphere of the bistro was perfectly charming and moody. I would 100% recommend for both celiac and non celiac people alike!

I discovered this cute and cozy spot in 2021 and it's become my comfort spot! 🥰 The food is always so delish and the staff is really friendly and attentive! My favourites: Apple Rosemary grilled cheese (I dream about this!), Buttermilk chicken fingers, A.B. Mac'n Cheese, Crispy Chicken Sandwich, the French Toast. The portion sizes are pretty substantial! ❤ Also love their cupcakes and cookies!

Loved the pancakes and fresh fruit ! the pancakes were super cute and delicious! My friend mentioned the beans were a bit on the spicy side, but overall it was an amazing breakfast. Definitely coming back!

A celiacs dream, the food is incredible and with very good portions. Was so happy to be able to safely indulge - Ceaser, sandwich and even the option for fried chicken! Was able to take my non-celiac friends here without feeling bad for having them have a gluten free meal.

Almond Butterfly is a charming spot with friendly servers, generous portions, and great value for money. The brunch menu offers several tasty options, and the intimate seating adds to the cozy vibe. The only downside was waiting nearly 35 minutes for food after ordering, and parking can be tricky with limited street spots. Still, the overall experience was worth it—highly recommend for a relaxed brunch!

Amazing. My daughter can’t eat gluten and I’ve never seen her so happy to be able to relax and eat whatever she saw on the menu and be confident that she wouldn’t get sick. The food was excellent: we were a party of 6 and amongst us we had beers, smash burgers, crispy chicken sandwich, steak, Cali salad and fish and chips. Everything looked good. I tasted the bistro steak (which had a very nice sauce), and the chicken sandwich and both were very good. I ordered the fish & chips and it was fantastic- perfectly cooked and obviously fresh. Would not know it was gluten free. Portions were substantial. Excellent value for money and for gluten free food I would say it was extremely reasonable. The atmosphere was nice and relaxed but still special. Our server was very very good - courteous, knowledgeable and kind. We will definitely be back. I’ve already recommended it to a celiac friend.

Wow, wow, wow! This is a MUST-GO for any coeliacs visiting Toronto. As a Brit, I couldn't say no to GF fish & chips and the onion rings and buffalo chicken for starters was also excellent. Great portion sizes, taste, and quality service from friendly staff. Please check them out!

My friend is vegan and GF. This is one of the few places that can accommodate her which is amazing! Go here if you need GF food. We went to brunch. Food was good. I wouldn't have known my bun was gf. I had the chicken sandwich with hand cut fries. She got the vegan breakfast. We also got the lemon cheesecake and tiramisu The cheesecake was great. The lemon topping was super tart. but the tiramisu was soggy. so u don't recommend that. Ambience: it's super noisy in there. Even when it was less busy, the place has noisy and I could barely hear her. You have to make a reservation cause it's super busy. Someone came in after us looking for a table of 3, they were told it was an hour 1 and 15 minute wait! Service is on the slower side. I found it took awhile for our food to come. But it was fine cause we just chatted. Servers themselves are good no issues there I would consider take out next time due to how loud it was.

We visited the patio of almond butterfly. Our server was nice. My friend and I ordered a latte. The brunch itself wasn't anything special. The smoked salmon avocado toast was disappointing. The bread wasn't toasted well and overall the flavour just wasn't good. The vegan traditional breakfast was alright. The beans were good. They forgot to take the top off of my avocado which wasn't the nicest touch. Overall I don't think I'll be returning for brunch but will definitely stop by for some of their baked goods. The cookies and cupcakes on display all looked delicious!

A solid gluten free bakery/ restaurant option! I picked up a lemon cupcake on a weekday evening, and it was fresh and soft 2 days later (I kept it in the fridge). Prices are on the higher side, but it is a specialty item due to it being uncontaminated with wheat products. They don't accept American Express. Service is good

Tasty for gluten free! This was a spot I've been seeing people post on Instagram/Tiktok so I had to visit. Servers were really nice and we sat on the patio for brunch. The potatoes on the veggie platter were delicious. I didn't love the toast with my salmon and avocado as it was really hard to chew, but I get that the gluten free element does add a slight discrepancy. I don't think I'd come here again for brunch, but I'd recommend it for gluten free folks.

It was expensive, but the food was good and the service was pretty good. The atmosphere was comfortable but pretty noisy. I am not sure if I'll return, but if I do, it will definitely be for the coffee. Their cinnamon spice latte was good and so was the drip coffee.

Such a disappointing experience after hearing much hype about this place. My friends and I decided to do brunch on good Friday and knowing that it was going to be really busy we made reservations (glad we did) in advance. Once we got there it was hella packed, with seating limits of 90 mins we were quickly brought to our table. It seemed like they were understaffed, took a while to flag down a server (not an issue) it was quite understandable especially coming from a hospitality background I sympathize during these difficult times. Food orders were quickly taken down, I ordered the blueberry pancakes with compote and a coffee (free flow) with oat milk. My friend ordered the farmer's breakfast with vegan patties (she's vegetarian). The pancakes looked delicious, upon cutting them I felt like they were dense and after one bite I was right.... They were hella dense. I wish they were a bit more fluffier, the blueberry compote was nice with a side of pancake syrup. Unfortunately when I was more than half way through my pancakes I noticed they were super raw. By now my friends had pretty much finished their meals and the server came over to clear our plates. I had made a comment to my server about my raw pancakes, she apologized and took my plate away before handing us the bill. I was still charged the full amount and she offered me a free baked good item as a kind gesture for the sad meal. It's a shame that this place seems so busy all the time yet their meals look delicious but I guess they don't taste the same as they look. I had read another comment here on yelp before and they also had an experience with their pancakes being raw, hoping management will make some improvements on their pancakes.

First, great patio set up with large umbrellas. I was able to get a table for early brunch. There is a 1.5 hours seating limit. The service was great. The waitress didn't rush us. The washroom was quaint in the basement. The place did get busy by 11 am. Now let's talk about the food. I'll actually give it 2/5. I ordered the vegan traditional breakfast. Why? Cajun potatoes were so deep fried that one cannot bite into them. One cannot see that it's made from potatoes- look more like thick fish skin gone wrong. That was such a disappointment as I always go for brunch because of the home potatoes/fries. The avocado was fresh. The veggie patties were smaller than I expected. The vegan bagel was blah. I mean overall, I could have spent the $18 at a more satisfying brunch place. I was basically there for a friend I haven't seen in a very long time. She picked it since it was in her neighborhood. My friend also commented on the potatoes and the blah bread. Would I go back? Definitely not!! I have no clue why others like it.

Gluten free everything made this our top choice but after we ate, this exceeded our expectations. The service was fast and friendly,

Make a reservation! It's a small place, but it's adorable. If you were sitting near the middle, where the coffee is made, it can be a little bit loud because of the grinding. It's usually packed, so it's loud pretty much everywhere. Service is great. They're very knowledgable and answered all of our questions. The traditional breakfast, vegan or not, are awesome. The Cajun potatoes are delicious and the fresh bread used for a toast brings it to another level. The coffee is awesome. The cupcakes(vegan available!) are also awesome. Great selection of both coffee and cupcakes, so you gotta try one!

I met up with a girlfriend for brunch on a Sunday. We made a reso which I'm very happy we did. It was slammed! Really thankful they take reservations. It seems like so many places don't do that anymore and not for brunch especially. I think they may have been understaffed as everything took a while and getting our servers attention was tough. They were running around like crazy so it's not like they were just off chatting at least. The menu had a nice selection of options to eat and some cool sounding cocktails. We got the farmers breakfast. It was decent. The bread was really dense yet fluffy and covered in butter. The eggs were cooked perfectly and the rest was very decent. I'm happy we tried it but I don't think I'll be fantasizing about it. But maybe I should have tried something sweet. Their treats in the case looked really nice.

Came here for Saturday brunch. The restaurant was packed. I ordered the traditional breakfast but subbed bacon for chorizo and toast for tomato slices. It took forever for the food to come. We waited at least 20-30 mins. I liked the chorizo and eggs. The scrambled eggs were cooked perfectly. Soft and silky. Potatoes weee crispy and well seasoned. The pancake, however, was dry and cakey. Not a fan. Don't think I'd come back as the food was average and service was really slow.

Our Server "Tiffany" expertly handled our large group of 9 Adults & 3 children. Effectively juggled multiple food allergies & specialty diets! The FOOD was PHENOMENAL & DELICIOUS.... Thoroughly enjoyable Brunch. Lovely decorated with the most beautiful washroom area

Went to this location for an early brunch! Decor was cute and staff was nice as well. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. Menu is through QR code and there is wifi available as well! Was a nice place and food was good but is a little pricey. I got the farmers breakfast with bacon ($18) and the orange mimosa ($9). It came with eggs, bacon, toast, pancakes, and their home fries. Everything was pretty tasty and pancakes came with syrup as well. there was a good variety of options for the style of egg + type of meat as well. Was good but nothing spectacular. Mimosa was about what you expected as well. Overall, I had a decent experience and the food was pretty good but wasn't super exceptional/special and was a bit pricey. Would probably recommend as a brunch place but I'd probably want to try some other spots if I was looking to get brunch again.

Stumbled upon this store while walking down dundas st with multiple people waiting outside for their orders. Upon entering, they had a beautiful interior and showcased their freshly baked goods behind glass. Although I haven't heard of this cafe before, I had to try their baked goods as they have many gluten free, dairy free and vegan options. I opted to buy a chocolate chunk cookie as I wanted to compare to other cafes. They had other options ranging from vegan chocolate chip cookies to cupcakes, all freshly made in house. The cookie was very huge! Very soft in the middle with a crumbly, crunchy crust. Although I thought the crust was a bit too crunchy for my liking, this was my first time trying a gluten and dairy free cookie, and I was happy to try Almond Butterfly's version. Next time, I'll have to try their cupcakes and their cooked food options.

Bacon was cooked crispy perfect. Homefries are crunchy with cajun flavour. Everything tasted delicious

Go here with my gf who has celiac every time she visits. Wonderful food and extremely friendly atmosphere. Also offer lots of options for lactose intolerance

Simply loved it! I made a reservation and we were seated quickly on arrival. We ordered for coffee, hot chocolate, pancake stack and vegan Mexican breakfast. Everything was very good, a bit pricey though but worth the experience. Please do go to the basement, it has a very nice 'lounge-like' area.. not sure if they serve food there.

I've been to this location twice now. The first time I just had a latte and sat outside, perfect for reading. The second time I came for brunch with friends. I got the Farmer's breakfast and turmeric latte. The meal was delicious, with really good home fries. The turmeric latte was new to me, but it tasted good and not too sweet. I will definitely be going back for brunch because the food, staff and vibe are all really pleasant.

Visited last night for dinner, had the fish & chips and my fiancé had the chicken fingers and fries. I wanted to love it, I had such high expectations but was sadly let down :( I ordered fish & chips but subbed the chips for greens as I am allergic to potato. I was charged for the side greens even though I didn't get the chips. There was only one side greens option and it's a tiny salad with house dressing. The side salad was almost $4.00 for something that was the size of my palm. My fiancé said the fries were really good, but the chicken tenders were okay - not much flavour and pretty chewy. I read the online menu before visiting and there seemed to have more options online than in house, which was also disappointing. The service was sub par, our waitress was kind of awkward, didn't know anything about the menu when we asked questions. I assume they were new which was totally understandable if so. We also waited about 15-20 minutes after we finished eating for our bill, to which we had to ask the cashier if we could pay. The bistro is cute but I think if you come here for a meal it's best to visit for breakfast/brunch as they're known for!

Came here for brunch on a weekend at noon with my brother and I had the smoked salmon bagel. It had two eggs over-easy, smoked salmon, lemon creamed goat cheese, puffed capers, pickled red onion, on top of a toasted bagel. I love smoked salmon so I was really looking forward to this meal. It was good and the smoked salmon wasn't salty at all (I had to add a touch salt on the side for more flavour) but it was extremely filling. I feel like two people could split this dish. I also got to try the cajun homefries and pancake which were both delicious and still warm. My brother also thought his portion size was big which is good. Service was pretty fast and patio seating was comfortable. Everyone seated had reservations so I think it's best to make a reservation ahead of time if you want a patio seat or else the only other options are dine in/take out.

Unfortunately, I had a really poor experience here. The drink I ordered arrived at the table 10-15 mins after my friend's. After a few other minutes, the server came back and told me it was brought to another table and might have been drank by another customer - a huge health and safety risk. All the restaurant did to rectify the situation is take the drink off the bill and offer us a dessert each. Definitely would caution people wanting to go here.

I went here for lunch on a Wednesday and there were plenty of seats. The interior is gorgeous and definitely an insta worthy place with lots of florals. They have a brunch menu till 3pm as well as a regular main course menu. After lots of debating, I decided to go with the crispy fish sandwich which comes with fries. My friend got the fish and chips. The fish itself was super crispy and flaky, though the portion can be a bit bigger given the price. The fries were also good, but not the best I've ever had. They also have a full display of cookies and other desserts along with coffee that you can buy on the go if needed. Overall, a nice place with a good atmosphere for lunch.

Their patios are open to enjoy a delicious brunch! You may also get a pastry or coffee to go :) We ordered the Farmer's Breakfast and the Turkey Sandwich, which were both tasty. The fries were my favourite! Had the perfect crisp to it. For drinks, we had a latte and iced coffee. Service was friendly and knowledgeable in their menu. They maintained safety regulations of wearing a mask and kept the place quite clean. Overall, a great cafe to support during these times!

Whoever cooks here, something is missing. Food takes forever, so BE PREPARED to sit and wait minimum 25 minutes - no matter what. Food is never consistent. You can get a not bad meal - or you can get a skimpy meal that kind of just ticks you off. For $30 for any meal you get, it had better be FANTASTIC. Read the reviews below. As a repeat customer, you will encounter situations that make you wonder why you bother. I've had grilled cheeses with so little cheese, we thought they had only buttered the bread inside. I've had grilled cheeses that were toasted, they spent so little time on the grill. People want a grilled cheese that is buttery on the outside people! Side salads vary in size. Toppings on side salads vary in amount of toppings. When this place first opened, not bad. For me now - would never return.

My partner and I visited Almond Butterfly for brunch the other weekend. The server was very nice, but it took more than 30 minutes for our food to come out -- which was surprising, given the restaurant was not full at the time. More importantly, the food was very overcooked. We each ordered scrambled eggs and they were thick and dry. His pancake was also so hard and dense that he could knock it against his plate. Very disappointing given it was a very cute bistro and reasonably priced!

This place totally wins on onion rings! I don't think I've ever had any THIS GOOD. And seriously, no one can tell it's gluten-free! We ordered delivery - it's the COVID Life (aka #lifeinthetimeofcorona), after all. The other items we ordered were the traditional breakfast (with a salad and avocado for me and bacon and home fries for my husband), another side of avocado (for my husband) as well as the kids' pancakes which we shared. The portion size was amazing and my husband was pleasantly surprised at the amount of avocado he got. We were also pleased to see that the restaurant wrapped our coffees in foil before putting the lid on - nothing was spilled out (we've had issues before)! We are definitely ordering again and will pay a visit once the restaurant properly reopens! Note: the breakfast came with toast today, but I think it normally comes with half a bagel (according to the menu).

Nice atmosphere but mediocre food and service. It was around 1.5 hour wait for brunch on Sunday without reservations. My group ordered the Traditional Breakfast ($16.95), Venice Beach ($20.95), and Pancake Stack ($18.95). * The Traditional Breakfast was very disappointing because the "cajun fries" arrived burnt, dry and under-seasoned. I could not taste cajun at all and had to request a new batch. The portion was also ridiculously small. * On a Sunday afternoon, the restaurant ran out of smoked salmon for the Venice Beach dish so we substitue it for sausage which was mediocre. For $20.95 per dish, I had higher expectations, but the sun-dried tomatoes combined with the pickled red onion on the toast was too overpowering and overall, made the avocado toast sour tasting. * Lastly, the pancakes were very dry and stale. The maple syrup wasn't sweetened and tasted a bit off. * Customer service: the staff was not attentive. After this experience, I would not recommend this bistro to anyone.

I had the A.B Burger, Chicken Burger, and onion rings. I am not gluten-free, but my wife is. As gluten-free goes, this is the highest quality in Toronto. As someone who is not gluten-free it's still pretty good but there are probably places that do just as well. The burger was next level but definitely have the home fries as the regular fries are quite ordinary. I imagine the brunch menu is stellar from the offerings listed. The atmosphere was good, the location was a little out of the way on a less than normal street car route.

It's amazing they are able to accommodate for indoor and outdoor seating during this time. I found this place because I ordered cupcakes from them and they were So good. I was lookin around for brunch places & remembered this place so i brought my family over. We were seated in the back corner by the kitchen which was perfect because we wanted to be social distanced from everyone. The table fit up to 6 but we were only 4. The portions that came out were huge. Our waitress was very friendly and quick. Food was great, the salmon bagel was so large I couldn't even finish half of it. Decor is very asthetically pleasing & can't wait to come back here

For me, this place seems premature. food takes FOREVER to get to you. even for take out in an empty restaurant. i just don't get the feel that whoever is cooking my food, cares. It's just something that you feel, and when your grilled cheese is toasted essentially because they haven't left it on the grill for any amount of time, it comes across as someone who is not trained, or doesn't care. Either way, if it was a $5 meal I wouldn't care. But $22 for a grilled cheese, that's not above average, is shocking. Many inconsistencies, with ordering the same meal from one visit to the next. Nothing is ever really the same. Often disappoints. I just am shocked it's still in business at this point, reading the many complaints. Also - if you do complain, you get the 'we're training new staff'. I've been told that for 8 years at the other location every time there's an issue - and also here. Truly shocking lack of care.

I ordered the pancakes and strawberry guava juice. I loved the juice, it was fresh. The pancakes were delicious however, my only issue is the pancakes were still raw. It was doughy and when I cut into it, at one spot there was uncooked batter. I'd definitely come back although I'd hope it would be cooked thoroughly this time.

Almond Butterfly is a mecca for gluten-free baked goods that are also dairy-free and vegan in many cases. As many people know, "gluten-free" anything doesn't necessarily mean it stacks up to its gluten-laden counterparts. Believe me, Almond Butterfly will change your mind. With a fresh selection of baked goods, impeccable tea and espresso lattes and larger dishes (including crave-worthy brunch), you'll be in for treat. Try their signature gluten-free "Almond Butterfly" cupcake or the chocolate chunk cookie for a little pick-me-up. Both locations are open for take away and delivery during Covid-19.

5 stars for decor and ambiance! We came here for late lunch on Saturday. We were quickly seated at the back. They have super cute decor and super cute pillows! For $2.40, you can get bottomless drip coffee. It's alright and your standard coffee. They have tons of milk options like oat milk, lactose free, etc. We ordered the farmers breakfast w turkey chorizo which looked like little meat patties and I had a traditional breakfast w bacon. Portion sizes were good and I would highly recommend ordering half half of kale Caesar and Cajun home fries sides! The difference between a farmers and traditional breakfast is a tiny 2.5 inch sized fluffy pancake with blueberry compote. It was cute but I think the breakfast was big enough already, I didn't really need the pancake. The bagel was okay.. but not the tastiest :/ The place was pretty busy for brunch but when we went back for tea, it turned into a cafe where ppl can bring out their laptops to work! Pretty neat. :) I like this place :)

Cute, girly decor. Good food and good portions. Great service! Would be down for coming back again to try out more items.

Cupcake: I don't really remember what I bought but the cupcakes were good, if you're not really a huge fan of sweets like me, it's best to drink coffee with it haha. It is a little tiny bit expensive though. Cookie: it was a bit hard, I was expecting it to be soft but it wasn't :( it was really messy to eat but it was yummy :)

My level of excitement walking in here was absolutely unreal. I feel like anyone who has a gluten allergy/intolerance, a dairy intolerance, a special diet (paleo, keto, etc), has to check this place out if they haven't already! I was so invested and excited for the expansion of my fave Toronto bakery, that I literally leaped of joy, the day they finally opened the doors of the Dundas location! I was a regular at their original location on Harbord, and now that they have expanded and opened this adorable and sweet spot on Dundas I am so incredibly excited! This bakeshop is one of those places that has something for EVERY mood! If you are on a health kick and are looking for a snack, if you have an allergy and want something decadent and delicious, if you are looking for a delicious caffeine boost, or a cafe with plugs/wifi and lots of natural light to study in...this place has it all! I can't say enough good things about it! You really do have to give this place a shot and trust me, you will get hooked! If you ever thought that people with allergies and intolerances might be limited, this place will blow that idea so far out of your mind! They have everything from gluten-free cinnamon rolls, to paleo lava cakes, and oat squares and energy balls and breakfast sandwiches and pizza bagels! It's literally heaven!

Sadly I wasn't a fan of the food. The caesar salad (1.5/5) came with a sickly sweet dressing which was weird. However, I did like the additions of the fried capers and pickled onions. The chocolate chip cookie (2.5/5) was too sweet and had a dry/gritty texture. There were a good amount of chocolate chips though which I appreciate. The fish and chips (1/5) were not good as the fish was dry and the chips were stale.

This is my second time here, longing for their home made bagel. I ordered the same thing, egg and cheese bagel. Unfortunately their bagel is really dry this time. Texture is not quite consistent as per previous order 2 months ago. Cheese were centralized at one little spot (unlike last time, where the sandwich was filled completely with cheese and egg). Very disappointing Tumeric latte was fine - great combination, can ask for almond milk sub and no honey. Great flavor. Tip: they have launched a loyalty program $1/point. For drinks only

This place look lovely and all, but my experience was terrible. First, the service was slow. We waited for a little while before the server came to take our order. Ordered a cappuccino, soup, pancake and a smoked salmon toast. We waited sooooo long for the food. Followed up with the staff and still had to wait. When the food came, it was actually cold. I guess it was ready but was just sitting on the counter. The Butternut Squash Soup was not really good. The spices in it was too strong. We didn't finish it. The pancake tasted so bad. I only took few bites. The batter tasted like it came out of a pre-mixed box at the supermarket. The mixed berry compote was definitely not made in house. It was so sugary, straight from a pre-ordered bag from a vendor. They threw in only few fresh blueberries in there. And serving it cold did not help. The Smoke Salmon Toast was just ok. Nothing fantastic. We told the server that we weren't happy and she said next time, she will give a free bakegood on the house...Like there will be a next time after this. If you really wanted to make up for your mess up, offer something right away. Extremely disappointed. The wait, the food, the service... will never come back.

This place has the best onion rings I have ever had in my life! It's just a perfect balance between batter, flavour and healthy. I went during COVID and they had tables outside. The service was good and the food also. I am definitely coming back before summer is over

This place had amazing gluten free, vegan desserts! I had the chocolate lava cake and it was delicious!!! The cafe is so cute and I loved the decor (be sure to visit the basement seating area!) . The staff were friendly and fun to chat with. I want to come to Toronto just for this place!

It seems like this place is most popular for brunch but we came for dinner. It was an oddly warm October evening so we could sit on the patio comfortable and have dinner and drinks. I chose the fish tacos and sangria which were both delish ! Service was attentive the entire time. Would definitely return !

We loved the cute look of AB when stumbled upon it-so stepped inside. We just lucked out on a table-Dave was a gem! I had just had a friend in town the weekend before with celiac and actually mentioned how much she misses battered fish and chips....if I only knew, I could have got promoted to best friend! The battering is the best! GF or not. Food was fantastic, service fun/friendly, and the bake shop is adorable & a real drain on the willpower. Make a reso!!

Wanted to love it after following them for so long on Instagram. Ordered the pimms cup which was amazing, my bill came to $45 and I convinced myself I just paid $45 for a great, pretty drink. I got the fish tacos. Batter was really tough, white fish was good, but tacos itself had no flavour. The taco shell was wet on the bottom from the salsa, and it had 2 thin avo slices. Tartar sauce was insanely salty from capers and extra salt I presume. I didn't want to finish the meal. Friend had fish and chips and the batter was so tough she said it hurt her mouth to eat. Again nothing special in terms of flavour. I would go back for a drink but regret not just ordering fries/onion rings.

Saw this on open tables that to had a lot of high reviews. Went here for a birthday lunch/dinner and just really disappointed. Not worth the big bill that came with it. The drinks were 1/5 lack any taste and nothing really amazing to note. The butterfly drink was just tonic water and gin that made the purple change to pink. If you're going for Asthetics only...then yeah this place was beautiful to sit in. Dinner we had A.B burger and pesto pasta. A.B burger buns were legitimate just hard bread. It was rock HARD!? Impossible to bite through. It was also the smallest most expensive burger I had seen. The side of potatoes were good. Loved that only. Pesto chicken pasta. Was mushy lacked any flavor and the grilled chicken was so dry and overcharred that it hurt to swallow the chicken sometimes. I felt like they reheated the grilled chicken? Cause chicken breast usually are dry but this was D R Y. I really disliked the food so much that I honestly wish I listened to my gut and not go through with the meal. But I had no other back plans for a birthday since I arrived from so far to there. Would not recommend having dinner or drinks here. Instead stick to the coffee and chat type of place is decent. Their cupcakes are good? I had one to try 1 star for strictly the food. 0 stars if possible but 1 start cause the cupcake and potatoes.

Love this place! I've been going to the cafe for a long time but I'm SO happy they have the bistro for proper meals. The food is absolutely delicious and gluten free. I love that they have gluten free options for both vegan and carnivores! Best gluten free restaurant- try the farmer breakfast and you'll be full the rest of the day!

Almond Butterfly - Toronto. Cute coffee shop. The Vanilla Latte was very good , bagel was good but nothing special. It took a long time to get served!.

Ordered dinner via UberEats. I was so happy to find a place with so many safe FG options. I had the chicken fingers, soup of the day and a slide of cheese cake. Chicken fingers were moist and delicious. Soup had great flavour and the cheesecake was awesome. Happy to find a great GF place.

First time visiting and there was some staffing issue - server seemed super new and didn't have answers to a lot of our questions. Also, seating for 5 on a Saturday at 1:30pm was a bit difficult. Aside from that: FANTASTIC FOOD! Everything was gluten-free, but just as delicious as anything with gluten. They genuinely cared to ensure your food met your personal food restrictions. The care taken by the kitchen and owners (who were seating people, making coffee, and seating people themselves bc they were understaffed), made this a memorable and pleasant experience. Highly recommend going... maybe not on a weekend for brunch.