Baker and Scone

Delicious herb salted scones! They ran out of the blueberry vanilla one and it was noon on a saturday. Will be back to try the other flavours.

After being a loyal customer for more than two years and suffering the horrible behaviour multiple times which included not picking up the phone, hanging up without answering after making to wait, sending one scone less for half-dozen order etc. etc. I have finally decided to move on. I only kept going back coz my family loves the scones. But the owner is not deserving of customers who really appreciate her products. Last year, I even gifted these scones to 6 of my colleagues. Regretting it big time.

Baker & Scone on St. Clair Avenue West is a delightful bakery that truly excels at its namesake. Their scones are simply divine! Light, fluffy, and buttery, they offer a perfect balance of flavors and textures. I highly recommend trying their lemon currant or cheddar chive dill varieties - you won't be disappointed. The shop itself is charming and inviting, with a warm, cozy atmosphere that makes you want to linger over a cup of coffee and a freshly baked treat. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, always happy to offer recommendations or answer any questions you may have. Whether you're a scone aficionado or simply looking for a delicious pastry to enjoy, Baker & Scone is definitely worth a visit. It's a true gem on St. Clair Avenue West!

I was in the area for an auction and hungry. I popped in here and my brain melted at first bite of the salted caramel. The prices are perfect. I think $4 for a scone this good is a decent price. And the staff are wonderful. I really felt like they cared if I was buying food I loved.

Excellent scones, if you can get the ones you want. Problem is, they never answer the phone (to check if they have what I want before making my 6 km journey), and they don't even pick up messages. Don't know what kind of business has such little regard for the convenience of its customers but expects to stay in business.

On a sizzling SALSA fest day, Baker and Scone was an unusual but turned out pleasant pitstop. Tried the Salted caramel and Blue berry and both were great! Sandra the owner was a pleasant host welcoming people in those who were either looking for scones or even the restroom to avoid crowded streets - all warmly welcomed. Walk in and be welcomed by Sandra who beyond being a great host is also lovely to chat with (not just about scones). Step in and enjoy!

The scones were good but reminded me of the red lobster biscuits. I wouldn't call them the best in Toronto like I've seen titled. The Cheddar/dill was nice. The service was friendly and it's a cute space to chill in. The coffee was not that great, and their cortado was more like a cappuccino. The salted Carmel scone was okay, a bit too sweet though.

Best scones around and that I've ever had!! I am a super repeat customer I just haven't been throughout the pandemic. The hours are currently 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. so it's more difficult to make it during that time. But I've tried so many different flavours and they are also great! Today I tried raspberry white chocolate and it is absolutely delicious! The staff is really lovely and they were wearing masks. There is also a divider up between the customer and the stuff. There are signs posted everywhere for safety. They have tons of other products on sale check out my photos!

I think these were really good. I'm not thinking about the cost - baked goods are finally starting to cost the price they should due to time, and resources. I'm only thinking about the flavour. And, while most places can do a sweet scone really well, it's more rare to have a savory scone that is something you find yourself thinking about days later. Dill. Think about dill. Do you like dill? Do you like scones? Do you think a dill scone is something that might excite you? This is where the amazing dill scones live, and where I would want to find them again! It was a superb experience, and it was delightful.

When you do one thing well who needs more? This bakery does offer hot and cold beverages but in reality you go there for one thing: SCONES! If you're looking for something else go elsewhere. It's a quiet bakery with a few tables. We went on a weekday when it was a 2-person show, 1 working the counter, 1 in the back. They offer a limited selection on weekdays and once a type of scone is gone, that's it until the next day. They're known for their salted caramel scones but I wanted to try their raspberry white chocolate one. Flaky, not too sweet, warmed with some butter on the side. For a few moments I forgot I was sitting in Toronto....until I remembered I forgot to pay for parking! They also offer homemade strawberry mint lemonade, which was tasty but (and I'm being very picky) could have been colder! Overall, if you like scones, this is a place you need to try but for the most variety go early!

GLORIOUSLY DELICIOUS! With respect to presentation, beautiful wrapped with pink ribbons, four mini jams and lemon curd jar included - although, the scones were perfect as is. There's a plethora of sweet and savoury options. We opted for 3 sweet (salted caramel, raspberry lemon, chocolate) and 3 savoury (2 dill & chive and feta & spinach. Will return to try all the other flavours.

I do love everything that is cute. Baker and Scone delivers! Dropping in on a quiet weekday afternoon for a coffee and of course their scone! Love their selections! The hardest part was decision on only 1?! Those scones are quite sizable so one is perfect as a mid afternoon snack. Can't go wrong with any of them. There are limited seating so it maybe hard to get a table on a busy weekend. And make sure to grab some cookies! The cutest thing I ever seen!

This is a review for their frozen selection available at Pusateri's. I bought 4 of the frozen scones- put them in the oven (I put them in the toaster oven) at 375 degrees C at 10 mins & then 300 degrees at 20 mins. These turned out perfectly. They were fluffy & very tasty. I got a few flavours: strawberries, blueberries, spinach & another raisin one (I can't remember) but all of them were great. They also offer a scone of the month and Pusateris also has fresh scones available but they sell out fast so go in the morning! After baking these at home...I honestly don't think I would go back to just buying them in store. To have these coming out fresh and warm is amazing!

One of he best Scones I ever had! It was so good that I used Baker and Scone for an event at my work. Ordered scones for 350 staffs and they were all raving about it. Service and delivery was excellent. The place is also really cute and the staff are great. The only thing that I don't like about the shop is that why do they close so early (2pm!) I came by on the weekend after craving for scones and they had just closed the shop for the day. My bad, should have checked their hours before driving all the way there.

Pretentious as hell. Scone quality was 100% tasty ...but the service was a HUGE turnoff. Waited in line and was mad eyeing one of those "Eggies" which are scones topped with an egg. They are super popular so considering how late we went, we knew our chances of scoring one was slim. However, we did the calculations based on how many were left and scientifically crossed our fingers that the few people ahead of us in line weren't going to buy the remaining tray. The person in front of us ordered the second to last one, and in the process, the server nudged the last one into a flop. It was just a little disassembled but they would NOT sell it to us. A.) I'm mad that you're wasting food. B.) Restack and it would've been equally presentable. Anyhow, we ordered other scones instead since there were no more Eggies left. They asked if we wanted "for here" or "to-go" and we said, "for here." Our order still came out in a to-go bag. We sat down to eat regardless. When we asked for a knife to butter our scones, they refused and said to give back the scones since they saw we were eating a to-go scone at a table. They confiscated our scones just to properly plate them and only then gave us a knife. Of course we felt kind of crappy with this treatment even though it was THEIR mistake of giving it in a to-go bag in the first place. Pretentious. To the max. Unfortunately, their scones were pretty darn tasty. Not dry and well-rounded in flavor. Wouldn't sought it out since I don't like the snobbery, but I wouldn't mind swinging by if I'm already in the area since I can't deny the quality.

I have been procrastinating about writing a review for Baker and Scones. After a month long scone exchange with my colleague from Starbucks, Timothy's Coffee, Brick Bakery, My Market Bakery, Jimmy's, and Panera Bread, to name a few, I am happy to declare two things - 1) I still fit in my dresses and pants, 2) Baker and Scones has the best scone in town. It was love at first sight! These scones are heavenly - crusty exterior with a flakey buttery interior. Fresh scones come out of the oven around the clock! There are ample incredible flavours to choose from - Fresh Blueberry Vanilla, Old White Cheddar Fill and Chive, Feta and Spinach, ect.. While Baker and Scones are known for scones, their soup of the day was also phenomenal. I had the bowl-licking Tuscan Kale Soup! Who can resist a bowl of hearty soup with a warm scone on a cold rainy day! Baker and Scones has captured my heart!

Baker and Scone are hands down the most delicious scones I have ever tasted! I had to switch to a gluten-free diet a few years back and I was so sad that I couldn't eat them anymore... until last week! I found out that they make a gluten free scone now!!!! Delicious! Thank you Baker and Scone for making my scone dreams come true!!!!!! Amy- Serious scone lover

Small place. Limited seatings. I imagine this place can get pretty busy on weekends. There are lots of scones to choose from. It all sounds pretty good and difficult to just pick one. Since I dropped in for a quite bite, one is all I got. One large lemon currant scone and a cup of hot green tea made for a nice start to a chilly day. The scone was soft on the inside and a slightly harder exterior compared to scones I've had elsewhere, but I don't mind it at all. Lemon flavor was light and yummy.

I reserve a one star experience for establishments that offer sub-par customer service. This was one of them. First off, they had sold out of scones, but not their gluten-free variety. So we decided to have a seat and enjoy. Lo and behold, there is no air conditioning in the establishment. We have to ask an employee to clean the table for us. Service was not friendly at all. Then they proceed to close early (even though their posted hours go until 4 on Sundays), and despite the fact that there are customers still drinking their coffee and eating their scones. A sub-par experience and I would not return. Don't kick out customers when your hours are clearly posted on the door. A sure-fire way to alienate your customer base.

Excellent latte Delish bacon and egg scone Wish there was more seating but it's perfect for a quick bite

This place is a lovely spot for morning tea. We arrived on a Saturday morning, and the place was already bustling with customers. We ordered: one savoury scone (cheddar and chive - so fresh), one sweet scone (salted caramel), and two teas. Our total came to, roughly, less than $15. We definitely enjoyed the savoury scone more than the sweet - the cheddar and chive was soft and flavourful, while the salted caramel wasn't as soft and flakey (perhaps because it wasn't as warm and just-out-of-the-oven as the cheddar and chive, leaving a slightly hard exterior). Regardless, overall, this was a sweet, light morning treat and combined with the endearing atmosphere, I would definitely drop by again when I'm in the area. Note that seating is limited, but if you have a chance to snag a table, grab one and enjoy the lovely, charming atmosphere, as a nice way to begin your morning. Note also that parking on some side streets are free on Saturdays.

Chocolate babka scone is LIFE! Lemon currant scone was also good. Both had subtle flavours, didnt overpower, with a light firmness to the scone. Shop is cute and the customer service was excellent! I walked by in a Friday and it was empty, but Saturday morning was bustling.

Anything I've ever had at Baker and Scone has been really delicious--both their sweet and savoury scones are terrific. Their scones are moist and flavourful -- you can't go wrong with whatever you order. This morning I had a dulce de leche scone, but I've also had the salted caramel scone and the smoked salmon & cream cheese scone. All great. The space is cute, bright and looks big, but the front customer area is pretty small so prepare to take your stuff to-go. If you get a scone to eat there, they give you butter which kicks up the whole experience a few notches. The service was good. One star off for being pretty expensive (a tiny scone with smoked salmon and cream cheese was like $7). If you wanna treat yourself though, this place is totally worth it.

I loveeee scones. I went to this particular spot in Montreal (unfortunately closed down now) for scones, tried it for the first time, and became crazily obsessed with them. Once I relocated here, I was on the hunt for a bakery that specializes in scones. Lo and behold! This bakery has soooo many flavors and types. They have a card you can pick up with the list of the kinds. I had a cranberry orange scone while my boyfriend had a salted caramel. Both awesome with great texture and with a side of small cube of butter. I also had a pretty latte to go with it! They have some shelves that sell jars of ingredients to make your own scone, cool tea packets, indian spices for butter chicken etc. Baker and Scone also offers classes and high tea, which I asked the girl who worked there. She opened the binder and showed me the upcoming classes! They run about minimum 80/person, pricey, but hey if you happen to have the dough and are looking for something to do, this is a good idea! All schedules are on the website. So take a look! I really liked the service too. Very cheerful, warm, welcoming! I highly recommend trying any scone. Although not the best place for lunch the day I went because limited selection, but definitely a cute spot anyways for a scone snack!

I ordered via Ubereats after buying these scones in person and having a great meal. However, I received stale/day old scones that weren't even the correct order. So disappointing.

Came here for the scones. I had the cheddar, chive and dill scone paired with a latte. Recommend that you ask staff to warm up the scone for you. Go early to make sure you get your choice of scones. Small shop so try to go early and/or in between rush time to get a seat. Decor is super cute. Definitely recommend this place for breakfast, brunch or tea time!

I'm in love with this cute and tiny shop that has a buttery aroma once you walk in! I just died and went to heaven!!! Who can resist butter?!?! The place has limited seating if you prefer to dine in and enjoy your scone paired with one of their beverages! We ordered a dozen scones to go along with an Americano & a jasmine green tea! Their Americano hit the spot in the early morning! The aroma was so hard to wait to devour at home so we enjoyed the Eggies scone & cherry double chocolate inside the shop! The Eggies scone was to die for! The texture of the scone was amazing paired with an oozing egg dripping over the fluffy scone! Oh my god! Every bite was heavenly! The cherry double chocolate scone was not overly sweet with the right amount of chocolate and cherry!! Mm!! I highly recommend this little gem! Definitely the best scones I've had in Toronto!

A high-quality coffee shop & bakery in a beautiful bright space on St. Clair West. I love coming here on a weekend morning to eat scones, drink coffee, and people watch. The space looks like a gallery: white walls, tall ceilings, large windows, and minimalist decor. The kitchen is open-concept and the baking takes place in front of your eyes! The scones come in a variety of flavours - sweet or savory. My favourite is the egg scone - an herbed scone with a yolky center. Mmmmmm! The coffee is very well-made which, if you know St. Clair West, is a rarity on this strip. The iced coffee is also great. The bathrooms are extremely clean! Simply being inside this space will make you happy.

If you are thinking of joint Baker & Scone for their cooking classes - DONT. It is a waste of money. This $60+ class is nothing more than a demonstration. We were expecting a hands of class after reading their website description and it was far from that. Two hours of watching a random lady bake. We could not see what she was doing as if was all with the mixer. No new skills were taught. We were shown how to add ingredients to a mixer. Waste of money! I emailed the owner after the class to offer constructive criticism to ideally help make the classes better in the future and heard nothing back. Their scones are great and they should stick to that.

We just had lunch at The Stockyards next door and was pretty full but we just couldn't resist going in Baker and Scone (@bakerandscone) when we pass by. It has been on my to eat list and I promised myself I'll just share one and we need coffee anyway, right?! You'll fall in love with this place as soon as you open the door with the buttery smell surrounding you, it's just heavenly and I can sit there inhaling the goodness all day long.Immediately fell in love with the scone display in all the different size and shape of jars (if you ask any of my friends, you'll find out I have an addiction for them) Dark Chocolate Cherry Scone ~ Perfect!!! Combination of flaky, extra crusty exterior and a very moist interior. ~ This was so good especially with the sprinkle sugar on top which gave it an added texture. ~ You can also get a mini jar of Greaves Jam for $1.80 but the scone was so good as it that we ended up bringing the jar home. Cappuccino ~ Since we are eating in, wish they served coffee in a cup instead of Styrofoam cup #gogreen Verdict: ~ Seating wise, there was only 4 small table of 2 at the front. ~ Loved it!!!Will have to come back to try the other flavors especially the Savory ones. ~ They always have a gluten free option available

I made it a point to go here on a stormy Sunday morning as I was craving baked goods and what better way to satisfy a craving than waking up at 9 am and driving 20 mins through a storm to find parking space that was now a snow bank... Yahhhh I get a little crazy when I crave food... Solo it was cold outside and inside...*sigh* I wish the heater was on especially as customers kept leaving the door open. The cafe was really nice, white walls, very clean and chic. There were 4 tables for 2 and a bar that seats 4 along the window. A lot of customers came for scones to go. At $2.95 each. We got the eggy and the cheddar and chives to share. A chair latte and cappuccino and it came to $18. Which seemed a little steep but we were full after so I guess it was worth it. But we got the salted caramel and apricot jammie to go. The eggy was good. The eggy was soft and slightly runny. The scone was actually the chive and cheddar scone. The chive and cheddar on its own was also good. The disappointing part was that the scones were cold and therefore hard... So I didn't enjoy it as much as the ones I brought home and reheated. The salted caramel and apricot jam filled scone were delicious when warmed. Crunchy in the outside and soft inside. Sweet but not overly. Tasted the flavors. Would recommend this place and would definitely be back to pick up sweet scones!

We sought this place out and went out of our way to come here. Yummy scones but probably would not go out of the way to revisit. We each got a latte and a 2 scones with jam and took home some lemon curd which was just average. Scones are pretty much always delicious because they're just too finicky to make on your own so when someone else does it, they rock! extremely cute atmosphere and a nice place to just hang for a bit, do a crossword, and sip on a coffee.

Stoped by for a Americano and a scone, amazing. They serve scones that are the harder vs. the spongy style. These are my favourite. Had a lemon jammie, yum.

Really love this place - after a coworker came with a box of freshly baked blueberry scones, I decided I had to come here myself. The place is quite small with just a few tables, but the smell of freshly baked scones are amazing. I got the Blueberry and Cheddar and Chive. They also feature lots of other flavors, however, they might not have it the day you come, so if you order enough, they can make it for you. What's neat about this place is they also feature (every Wednesday's) a fully cooked meal for family of 4 and 6. The menu's seem to feature fresh and local fare. Definitely would recommend this place for scones!

3.5 stars. I love scones! So much so that I'd trek from Markham to get here to try some of these dough babies. And I was not disappointed. However I have to say, their scones are a bit different. Its not the flaky buttery type you are used to. It's more of a half flaky, half croissant like interior. I still like it but totally not authentic to me. I do however loveeeee their flavour profiles. Their vanilla scone with orange jam was excellent. Their salted caramel scone was unique. Their cheddar and chive one was delicious with softened butter. They also serve up caffeinated drinks in a lovely little shop with modern white furnishings giving it a clean and fresh look. No Wi-Fi available though and the space itself is small so get the scones to go.... Or bring just your bestie and leave the rest at home.

Um, $9 for TWO scones? They're not exactly heaven-sent or anything to warrant the price tag! Really dry and crunchy on the outside, which shouldn't happen with scones. Ridiculous prices, just okay scones for how much you're paying. Not going to be returning.

Different varieties of delicious smelling scones! I tried the raspberry jammie and the salted caramel last time - the raspberry was definitely the winner and the salted caramel was alright! Prices aren't too bad either - under $3 each. I'll be back to try the other flavours!

I have fallen in love. What a place. The SCONES are amazing! Fresh, real wholesome ingredients, simple, no artificial flavours, just the REAL STUFF. I just had the Raspberry and Caramel Scone. Wow. Breath taking. I have fallen in love with the Scone again. Nice work y'all! Seriously if you haven't visited this place then you're crazy. Seriously stop what you are doing and go visit it and pick up a few SCONES you'll be so happy that you did.

Delicious scones, but that is not why I am writing. I walk with a slight limp after a hip replacement from falling on ice a year ago. This morning quite early I went out to avoid the snow forecast as coming. My stop at B&S to buy a couple of scones coincided with the wet blowing snow coming down. As I left the store, one of the staff opened the door of the shop on St Clair W for me, asked to hold my bag of scones and insisted on escorting me to the car so my hands would be free traversing the icy bank where I had parked. She then placed the scones in the back for me. What a thoughtful, kind act - entirely unexpected! The store itself is warm, and full of the inviting smell of fresh baking - but their staff member's spontaneous kindness is something I shall never forget. They have a fan for life!

Visiting Toronto from the San Francisco area and rented an Airbnb around the corner from Baker and Scone. As a group of 6, we tried every Scone then returned the next morning and bought every type again. Two in our group are bakers and make a pretty decent scone, but these scones . . . how to they get them crunchy on the outside yet moist and delicate on the inside? Any return to Toronto will involve a stop at Baker and Scone.

The scones and latte are really excellent. If you pass by you will smell it from the street and stop there.

Excellent scones, especially the savory flavors like chive & bacon! This is an adorable shop with a handful of tables and a rotating selection of scones. The scones are pricey but a good size and very tasty, flaky, and fresh. The only complaint would be that they don't have clotted cream to go with the scones, instead they come with a bit of butter and lemon curd or jam is available for purchase. Worth a visit if you're in the area!

I love my scones and this place delivered. There is a cool variety, the price is comparable to Second Cup/Starbucks types ($2.60 or so) and THEY ARE SO GOOD. We had 2: a salted caramel (yes, salted caramel!) and berry white chocolate chip one. It comes with butter that is just the perfect temperature to add to your scone without fuss. I also had an Americano and my brother had a tea. Both good, sliiiiightly more than at a regular cafe, but totally worth it. Delicious place. Only complaint : jam is extra/$1.50 for a teeny jar, and there is no patio/outdoor seating which, in the summer, sucks. Otherwise this place is super cute and delicious and worth checking out.

Cutest little place with great scones and hot drinks. The staff were very kind and thoughtful. They went above and beyond to make our visit comfortable. We all tried different scones and they were all a hit, so I have no specific suggestion.

A great hipster hangout for scones that are quite delicious, if not the most expensive ones I've ever encountered. The scones vary from salted caramel to vanilla and more. They seem to be a bakehouse that pretty much only bakes scones and serves coffee. Worth a try but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

This place is adorable. Amazingly delicious scones, sweet and savory and the selection is always different. So so so so good. For real. So good. I love them. They also make a great americano. Whats the point of delicious baked goods if they are not accompanied by equally good coffee? No point!! I just love this place. I like to hit it up this place before the farmers market on Saturdays. I do wish it was open later on week night evenings so I could eat scones in the evenings as well!!

To go to this place for a meal is a stretch. I wouldn't consider this enough food to qualify as a meal, maybe just a light breakfast. However, they claim to have breakfast, lunch and brunch which is wasting my time when I walk in and all they have is scones and soup. The scones were very good and I thought the price was fair. However the prices for their tea are outrageous. Service is good but have only been there once so I may have been lucky. It is beside stockyards (the place you should be going to) and in an area with a lot of brunch options so not sure how it survives. Not a lot of space inside to sit, so more for one on one dates. Usually not busy, but I believe they have a very successful take-out/catering business. Just to emphasize, their scones are good, just not really a place for a meal.

A co-worker brought in salted caramel scones from here - delicious and now can't wait to check this place out. Perfect balance with the sweet and salty flavours.

Amazing scone varieties!!! Lovely bright pleasant place. Staff are very friendly., yummy scones.. I love it!!

I moved to Toronto a month again, and I just keep coming back here for a quiet morning coffee and a scone. The staff is super friendly, they always have new scones to try, and they have a perfect window for watching people go about their morning hustle. They did raise their prices recently, but it is always good to support local businesses. Also, they always have at least two or three vegan options.

It's my Saturday morning crack. The salted caramel are to die for - especially when straight out of overn. Good coffee too. Jammies and salmon sandwiches are good too, albeit a bit pricey. Good americanos complete the ritual. Also, nice staff...

This place has a very enticing aroma that wafts around the corner of St Clair and Christie. Upon arriving at the shop, you are greeted by an abundance of delicious looking treats within a quaint setting. I have only tried one of their savoury scones (dill, chive and cheddar) and I have to say that it left something to be desired. I felt the flavour was lacking, it really needed that punch one would expect from cheddar cheese and the flavour of dill was completely absent. However, you can te that the ingredients are fresh and good quality (lots of butter). In terms of texture, the middle was soft, but the outside was a bit hard and chewy. If you are expecting a good English style, crumbly scone, this is not it. Perhaps a return trip is necessary to try their sweet scones - maybe they are the best ones.

Amazing small scale bakery. If you're looking for your traditional bacon and egg breakfast, obviously don't come here. However, if you're up for something a little different they have a wide variety of tasty scones and not to mention they brew an EXCELLENT cup of coffee!

Tasty fluffy scones. I had a savoury bacon and egg one and my friend had a blueberry one. Both were light and fluffy. It's a pity they were not warm. The coffee was great. Small cute little coffee shop. Not cheap at 18$ for two coffee and scones but better than anything Starbucks has to offer. Worth a visit of you're in the vicinity. Maybe take out as its very small and cramped inside. Staff were nice. Tables weren't particularly Clean though.

In terms of scones I give them a 2 star but in terms of philanthropy a 5 star. They donate left over scones to drop-in centers in the neighborhood. I know this because i worked next to them at wychwood open door. I've stopped by numerous times and tried their scones and though interesting and innovative with their flavors, the scones were dense and dry and not light and soft as they are supposed to be. I grew up with high tea and have been rather dissapointed with the quality of both scones and tea in Toronto. Sigh but sometimes that's life.

These scones are PERFECT. I can't even express how delicious they are. Perfectly crispy on the outside, flaky and tender on the inside. Incredible flavour combinations. You literally cannot go wrong with any of the scones you order here. Also- the butter is another level of amazing. I was lucky enough to get the cheddar/dill/chive scone this morning fresh out of the oven and was blown away. Worth the two minute wait for them to finish baking! This is always our favourite scone, but fresh out of the oven is...mmm....can't even describe. Also recommend getting a coffee here. The only downside is the space is small and there is always a line. Really happy to see a local business doing so well though. Can't recommend this place enough.

The scones are phenomenal, but the business model makes zero sense. Do not come here expecting a proper brunch; I don't see a way to eat here without leaving hungry. Until they expand their menu, I'll be down the street at Stockyards.