Kupfert & Kim

My favourite place for healthy gluten free and vegan food. I always order the cauliflower bowl and it’s delicious. The food is very fresh, colourful, flavourful and filling. The portions are really good. I always leave feeling full and satisfied. Smoothies are kind of a hit or miss I noticed. Prices are a bit high but that’s to be expected with vegan gluten free food. Meal ends up being almost $30 with tip, more if I get a drink. Service is really fast but service could be better, more friendly and welcoming esp for a smaller business.

I had an amazing experience at Kupfert & Kim on Spadina Avenue! The blueberry smoothie is absolutely delicious, the granola bowl is super fresh and satisfying, and the waffles are honestly a must-try. The staff here are incredibly friendly and make the place feel warm and welcoming. Everything is 100% vegan, and the quality really shows easily one of the best vegan restaurants in the city. Highly recommend! 🌿💙

Fresh and delicious vegan food! The Ginger Peanut bowl is amazing, and the staff are always kind. Loved their red lentil & kale soup too.

Delicious. What a surprise when I learned that this place was 100% vegan. The burger I chose was delicious. The people working there were very kind to me when I asked a lot of questions about the food.

The food was overall good, I particularly like the customer service at this store. There’s a guy, I think his name is Sarthak and he’s extremely professional and awesome. Definitely recommend!! Value for money plus great experience!!

Everything is gluten and dairy free. I like the ginger miso soup and tofu in the bowl. I am pleased with the zucchini chocolate muffin which is so nice.

Good spot for some heathy bites. The bowls are good and keeps you satiated. The service and ambiance is standard. You order at the front and get served on your table. There’s lots of options on the menu which keeps it diverse for everyone’s palette!

Around the downtown core I can’t say there are a lot of places that offer gluten free and wheat less that’s just as delicious. I believe the cost reflects the quality of food— as well as the service that I get. I come in and get greeted by staff in a way that makes me feel like I’m home. It’s a great corner spot to do work with a great view. I get fed well and manage to get very productive. I’m here at least 4x weekly. Respects to Ramin and team for running a tight ship.

Good spot for some heathy bites. The bowls are good and keeps you satiated. The service and ambiance is standard. You order at the front and get served on your table. There's lots of options on the menu which keeps it diverse for everyone's palette!

Came here for a quick breakfast --- I got the tori muffin that is excellent and a match latte with Oatmilk. The matcha was ok, little stronger than Im used to but still good. Service was great, came back twice for that muffin. Green smoothie is also delicious!

Located at the corner of Spadina and Richmond, this plant-based quick-service restaurant offers several vegan food options such as salads, bowls, burgers, lasagna, and smoothies. I'm a frequent customer of their FCP location, and was looking forward to eating at one of their full restaurants. The food at this location did not meet my expectations unfortunately. I ordered the First Canadian Place, which is my personal favourite of the salads, and found that while the dressing was good, the ingredients used were not that fresh. A lot of the vegetables seemed dry as if it was left sitting out for too long. The Earl Gray latte I ordered was also only okay. The staff here were friendly, and the restaurant itself has nice earthy nature themed decor, with plenty of seating. At this location, you're free to seat yourself anywhere you like, and required to place your order at the counter. The staff when the bring your food to you at your table when it's ready.

The blueberry granola bowl is the greatest BOWL, ever Granola, amazing Blueberry, amazing

Kupfert & Kim's Spadina & Richmond airy & cheerful location is the go to place for imaginative healthy organic veg bowls such as the pictured favourites prepared fresh & fast from their walk up counter 1st CANADIAN BOWL - quinoa, tempeh, kale, yam, rainbow radish, purple & white cabbage, carrots, beets, pea shoots, assorted seeds with chia tamari maple sauce KIM BOWL - tofu, edamame, bok choy, carrots, daikon radish, napa cabbage, shaved almonds & chia on brown rice with almond chili kaffir lime sauce

Great location and loved the earthy atmosphere. Loved the diversity of gluten free and vegan treats displayed. Looks like a quiet spot to post up and do emails or catch up on work. Ordered 2 smoothies and they were honestly very very bland. Both the strawberry and the coco banana option tasted chalky, I was confused because I didn't think a smoothie could taste bad? Lots of potential but for the cost, quality ingredients and size I was fairy disappointed.

I do like the food here and made a takeout order for the week. I like the cauliflower tahini, first Canadian place and Oaxaca bowls the most. But I was super disappointed at pick up last week to see this guy with his mask under his chin. It says masks are mandatory and I was wearing one and so were the staff. The entire time I walked in and waited for my pick up order he was playing on his camera and sitting there with his mask down. I'm sorry but I don't want to come back during covid because of this. How are customers supposed to feel safe when cases are rising and people are shirking the mandatory masks indoors rule? Why do the staff not care about this? I just want to be safe while supporting local restaurants and this worried me.

great lunch spot that is healthy, vegan, and gluten free.i got the cauliflower tahini. The ingredients were fresh and delicious. i think the cauliflower should be more bite-sized, they were difficult to eat. the staff were friendly and it has a clean ambiance

Vegan waffles are not easy to find even in Toronto, and I only happened to stumble upon these waffles during my last trip to the city and now its become my favourite. These waffles are so light and fluffy due to the fact that the flours are gluten free and what's even better is that it's plant based. Whether it's a weekend brunch or just a casual weekday, the K&K waffles are delicious, hearty and healthy and is guaranteed to get your day started off right

My friend and I came here after a tiring spin class. I'm glad we chose this place because dishes are super healthy but filling. It's more of a fast-food setup in that you order at the counter (or via Ritual) and serve yourself. I loved the whole look of the restaurant, from the menu, to the decals, to the take-out boxes. I ordered the poke poke, while my friend got the almond lime. Being a sushi lover, it was interesting to have a poke dish without the raw fish. However, it still tasted delicious with all the typical flavours, a common trait amongst vegan dishes I've tried. We felt very satisfied by the end of our meals. I think the meals are decently priced, and would love to come back to try out some of their other stuff!

You had me at Vegan congee. Delicious and healthy plant-based foods that won't make you feel guilty- unless of course you are like me and order all of their sweets off the menu. But who can resist their beautiful waffles and dessert menu? Highly recommend you try the Kim's Congee if you enjoy Korean cuisine. The congee is made with soft brown rice with all the fixings and topped with their homemade kimchi. It is simply delicious. We also got their smoothie, muffin, and dessert cup to go and they were all great. Of course we had to return the next day to try their famous waffles! It was no mistake to return for these. I opt'd for a side of ice cream but don't go for a fruity one like I did. I believe ordering a plain vanilla or chocolate would have paired better with this waffle. (I think I just wanted to try the exotic flavor!) We also ordered a hot drink to pair with this lovely breakfast item. The waffle was crisp on the outside and fluffy inside. The fruits were a nice garish. Great place to grab to-go treats as well as dine in.

Summary: a bit pricy, small portion, healthy and good quality lunch place This place is at busy corner near Spadina and Queen. I went to here for several times for lunch. However, I realized that every time I went to here the portion seems to get smaller and smaller. Compared to Freshii next door, this place is definitely more pricy and less portion. The food quality here is definitely good. However, if I want to a healthy lunch, I would probably choose Freshii.

Located at the corner of Spadina and Richmond, Kupfert and Kim is a great alternative if you are looking for something healthy around the area. I've passed by this location many times to see it always full with people and finally got to try it myself. I came by on a Wednesday morning around 10am. The place was fairly empty with plenty of seating available to choose from. Upon entering, a table with menus is within your view. You grab a menu, pick what you want, order at the counter, pay, and find a seat. Once your food is ready the employees will bring it to you. Since K&K starts serving their bowls at 11am, I opted for a blue smoothie bowl and an Americano for breakfast. Service was friendly/efficient and the food came out fast, no complaints there! I was also able to sit and relax for a bit longer as there weren't as many customers. Once finished and ready to leave, you can bring your dirty dishes to the counter. This is probably my first time trying a smoothie bowl and it certainly won't be my last. The blue smoothie bowl was packed with healthy ingredients including blueberries, granola, chia/hemp...to name a few. The Americano was great as well. Overall, great good and experience. Will come back to try more of their other menu items!

Ordered food from ritual app here a few times. Service: The food was ready by the time they promised, the waitress gave me a bag for takeout. Food: I am not generally a fan of vegetarian food, but found this place to be very tasty and filling. I got the First Canadian Place salad, very satisfied.

This place makes SUCH. GOOD. FOOD! The folks who work here are always so nice and helpful (and very polite when correcting my poor Spanish pronunciation). I've especially enjoyed their Oaxaca Bowl and All-Day Bowl, which have so many healthy components without sacrificing flavour, as well as their turmeric latte and baked goods. All of my carnivorous and vegan friends across the spectrum of diets enjoy this food!

Lots of great options for breakfast or lunch. Really like their steel cut oats in the winter with berries. Kim's congee is delicious but I find the flavour stays in my mouth for longer than I would want. The waffles were great too but if you got at the beginning of the day it takes forever. The iron sticks to them and they have to make them a couple times. So don't go in a rush if you want the waffles. (Happened to me twice) The cauliflower tahini blow is another favourite. So many nice flavours and textures. Really like the smoothie bowls for after yoga because they don't feel to heaven. The blue and green of my favs. Love the pbj protein balls too. Perfect pick me up

Wheatless & Meatless... this is probably going to break a few people into hives just thinking about it BUT WAIT. This place will really surprise you with flavour and actually make you full. If you were looking for a great tasting and filling meal, this is a great spot. It is gluten free and vegetarian. You're still with me? It also seems to be home to all the yoga pants wearing Torontonians. I had no idea we were keeping lululemon sales up with this one block of millenials. So even if you don't look the part of a curated Instagram yoga pant wearing millenial, you should step into this great spot and try it out. So the restaurant is a fast causal place and it's just south of the Chinatown. It's right at the corner of Spadina and Richmond. Otherwise known as Spandex and Rich Man ... overheard that while in line. It's a great spot as it has huge windows that let in the sunlight and lots of dog and people watching. The place is pretty clean and has a fair number of tables. It does get busy for Sunday lunch time as it was about 70% full. Natural light caramel woods, large white wall swatches, and dashes of greenery are everywhere and it brings a warmth to the place. The place is photographs amazingly. Cauliflower Tahini Bowl - bright and colourful, this large salad bowl came with a lot of different shredded vegetables and a large roasted cauliflower. It had carrots, purple cabbage, Lettuce, beets, radish, quinoa, green leaves, pomegranate seeds, seed crackers, and with a big scoop of hummus. There was a of nice textures and crunch .... perhaps a bit too much? I got a large 3 inch carrot slice. Overall, mixing it up with the tahini and hummus, you got a nice fresh crunch bite each time. I barely could finish the bowl so it's a generous amount for a meal. I liked it and wanting to try other ones to see how they are! 4/5 Zucchini Cauliflower soup - at first I thought this would be a bland mushy soup and I was very wrong. It was a very creamy soup and full of zest with a good helping of spices and pepper. They mentioned it had no cream either so for all vegans, this soup is perfect to get your body warmed up without feeling bloated or heavy either. For the addition of $5 to the bowl, it was generous and huge portion. 4/5 What's not to love... great tasting food, healthy, generous portions, great space, and fairly affordable. It's so hard to find spots like this in Toronto so when it's good, it's definitely a spot to keep coming back to.

This would be my favourite place in Toronto: their salads are amazing. During lunch hours it gets really busy but the food is so worth the wait! I especially love their First Canadian Bowl and soups. They also have amazing desserts, juices and latte with cashew milk. Would be coming back again! I wish I could eat here every day but that would would definitely be too expensive. Salads cost starting $12. Also their sweets and tests are delicious. Starting from chia pudding (the small one, I was not a fan of their large chia pudding as it was too hard and bland), and their protein/energy balls. Also try their smoothies. They are expensive but really good.

This location offers more than just take-out / grab-and-go items. There are seatings and drink options. Menu is similar to the menus in other Kupfert & Kim locations, with consistent quality.

I visited this location a while back and had a really positive experience. The employee who placed my order was really friendly and helped me decide on a yummy salad. The salad was loaded with vegetables and was really good! We also ordered a green juice and I really enjoyed it as well. I would definitely return to this location to try other dishes on their menu.

After a couple of days of vacation eating I was ready for a healthy breakfast and Kupfert and Kim was just the answer. Everything offered on the menu is wheatless and meatless but that doesn't mean it wasn't tasty. I had the oatmeal and green tea and my fiancé had the waffle topped with blueberries and cashew whipped cream and the vanilla smoothie. All was good and the waffle was something we'd order on a day when we weren't trying to be healthy. I hope Kupfert and Kim makes it to the Chicago area.

Casual eatery for healthy food with dessert, snacks, smoothies and breakfast type to go options. My friend and I split the Oaxaca, Cauliflower Tahini Bowls, Pumpkin/Pear soup. The soup was light, yet filling, containing nutritious ingredients like coconut milk (instead of milk or heavy creams). I loved the PB&J bite for dessert and their coffee. Had this before going out and felt the perfect amount of full and energized.

I came here with my sister for a late lunch. We walked in with an open mind and empty stomachs. As vegans we steer clear of "salad" joints because they tend to be lacking in flavour. The menus were awkward little books in the middle of the cafe. We were not greeted when we walked in or offered any assistance. We seated ourselves at a table (which wasn't clean), and decided on our options. I went up to order and our cashier was in a daze. I asked for the Poke Poke bowl without cilantro--to which she replied, "I don't know if it has cilantro--not all the ingredients are listed". I was so confused, should she not know the ingredients? Then she proceeded to tell me they were out of the dressing for this dish. She asked, "Is there another dressing you would like?" I responded with, "what do you have?" How could she assume I knew everything they had to offer dressing-wise? She responds with, "I guess our vinaigrette might go well with it." A vinaigrette with a poke bowl? No thank you. So I ask her what else is good that I can get without cilantro (it tastes like soap to me). She then has the audacity to say, "The Menus are over there". Like what? I was asking her recommendation. I know where the menus are, thank you. Eventually she says the Oaxaca bowl is good--I clarify that there is indeed no cilantro. She says, "well actually there is cilantro in the pico de gayo". She doesn't offer to take it out or make sure I'm accommodated and was the worst cashier ever. I end up ordering the seaweed miso bowl and going in a completely different direction. Big mistake. It had little to no flavour--in dire need of salt. The tofu was uncooked, unseasoned, and unmarinated. It was extremely poorly cut in huge chunks that looked disgusting. Everything about the dish was foul other than its initial presentation. SO disappointing. I'll never come here again. Fresh is just across the road--save yourself from this overpriced, poorly laid out eatery.

Came here for lunch on Sunday. They were quite full but we actually didn't need to wait too long for a seat (You just need to just stand around hawk eyeing all the tables until you see one open up). Once you've claimed your table, head to the counter to place your order (very friendly service) then grab a table sign (various images of ingredients such as beans) and place it on your table so that they can bring your order to you. I had the Oaxaca (pronounced "wah-ha-ka", you're welcome) bowl which was delicious! It was very flavourful and quite filling (since it is mostly rice and beans), plus I also added tempeh (extra $2 - very tasty). The guac and cashew cream made everything taste wonderfully creamy. Be sure to add their green hot sauce - so good! I also tried some of the Cauliflower Tahini bowl but I wasn't impressed at all. It looked amazing and beautiful with all the colourful veggies but it was actually quite bland even with all of the tahini sauce mixed in. Also tried their Almond Cocao smoothie bowl which was delicious! It was like having dessert for a meal - yes please! Would definitely return!

Wow. Please bring K&K to New York City!!!! I adore the Roasted Cauliflower Tahini bowl... so filling and fresh. Nice balance of sauces and veggies. Can I tell you how exceptional their flatbread is!?!!!! Crazy yum. Going to purchase a bunch to take back home.

Amazing healthy and vegan food!! So happy I found this place! 10/10 ordered the breakfast bowl and the K&K lasagna both were so delicious

I came here a total of two times. First time what I ordered was decent but second was absolutely disgusting. It was a cold windy day and I was feeling for something soupy and hot. The only thing I saw that somewhat would fulfill that criteria is the seaweed and miso broth bowl. OMGGGGG what was I eating?? What did they give me!?!? See photo for reference. There was NO seaweed and the broth was soooo NOT miso. It was more like soy sauce water. The shredded carrots were raw. The whole medley just did not make sense. I honestly felt like i was eating something from a compost bin. UGH You may question me for coming here with the wrong intentions but if you're gonna put something on your menu, make sure it's actually worth your customer's money.

I stopped by here for lunch at around 11:30. They were not too busy, but still had quite a bit of people inside. Their design is very comfortable with lots of natural sunlight coming in. As mentioned by a previous reviewer, their service was amazing as they would bring and refill your water. They offer breakfast until 11am, and both lunch and dinner options. I ordered the Cauliflower Tahini ($12.50) as per the counter staff's recommendation. It is served with quinoa as the base and packed with hummus, roasted cauliflower, za'atar salsa and mixture of vegetables. A lemon-tahini sauce is served on the side, along with sprigs of fresh mint, pomegranate seeds and a crispy flatbread. This bowl is packed with flavour! The mixture of textures and flavours of each ingredient really complemented each other very well. The roasted cauliflower was the best part of the dish in my opinion - I guess that's why this is one of their top dishes! With all the nutrition packed in just one bowl, it gave me tons of energy to last me through the day. Overall, I'd definitely return to try their other dishes. The environment here is very welcoming and a great place to grab lunch with friends.

I mobile ordered an Almond Lime Bowl from K&K with instructions to substitute the cashews for sweet potatoes and have dressing on the side. When I went to pick up my order, I saw that they poured dressing all over my bowl. "Uhhh there's dressing on this... I can't really have almond dress on my food." I gave the bowl to the cashier, and he promptly apologized and instructed the chef to make the appropriate changes. 5 minutes later, I see the bowl and it doesn't have the sweet potatoes. I bother them again: "Uhhhh where are my yammies?" Another few minutes of tummy pains from hunger and I finally got my box of food. Thank goodness. Despite them messing up my order multiple times, I was quite satisfied with the food. Everything was portioned nicely, ingredients tasted decent, etc. The stir fry vegetables were a little on the oily side, which I did not expect (this is me being really picky though). But like many vegan, vegetarian places, the food didn't really blow me out of the water. That is, I'm sure I could have easily replicated the dish at home. Overall, the Almond Lime Bowl is your typical GF, Vegan boxed lunch. The firm tofu was nice, the roasted yam was seasoned lightly, the mushrooms and vegetables were mildly sauteed to have flavours...Everything is healthy and wholesome - the actual individual components standalone taste fine, but the actual combination of the ingredients don't really come together. Not a fan :(

I need to start my review by stating I'm not a vegan nor am I gluten free. If I don't care to have a healthy meal, I'll be at burgers priest in a heartbeat. Or getting a bacon combo 12 inch sub at belly busters. Dinner last Friday was a porterhouse for 2 at barberian's. And I'm pretty sure celiac isn't a real thing. I eat bread by the loaf. With butter and cheese. And meat. So me posting a 5 star review for a vegan, gluten free restaurant is a surprise to myself. But this place is amazing. I've been here like 15x now. Had almost everything on the menu. It tastes amazing, all of it. It's filling, it's interesting and I'm not getting bored of it. This place completely changed my perspective on vegan, healthy eating. Because most vegan restaurants suck, and if they don't, they aren't healthy. Like quinoa fried onion rings isn't a good life choice. It's just a tasty snack food that should be next to steak. Kupfert and Kim is a 10/10. I enjoy it and I feel great after eating here every time. A total gem. I still will never be vegan though. That's crazy.

THE EXPERIENCE: Casual vegan/vegetarian friendly restaurant. The interior is very cute and I loved all the healthy options available. THE FOOD: Caulflower Tahini (5/5) - This was recommended to me by the cashier and it was a great choice! Such a delicious filling salad with cauli, hummus, quinoa, seeds, greens, and a yummy tahini dressing. Comes with a crunchy seed cracker on the side. All the flavours were amazing, I *almost* had trouble finishing it. Blueberry Smoothie (3/5) - Very fresh but not as thick as you'd like your smoothie to be.

Fairly small interior, but that's to be expected when it's in the prime core of the city! Lots of healthy vegetarian options. They aren't kidding when they say meatless & wheatless. A great, healthy alternative! I'd love to try one of the dessert bowls.

5/5 for many reasons. Bomb food, spacious setting, lots of natural lighting, delicious juices and snacks = vegetarian must visit spot. I got the K&K Paleo and it's this amazing combination of salad: sweet potato, spinach, coleslaw, some next level protein ball, mixed with delicious dressing. This is probably one of the best salads that's both healthy and actually delicious. I also tried the banana bread - they are VERY generous with the portion when they cut it, oh and also it's delicious. I had the green juice to drink and it was this large glass of green deliciousness. I also purchased one of their kombucha drinks to go so to be determined on how that taste :) Will 100% recommend and I will certainly be returning!

I love this place. My favourite here is their house made granola topped with blueberries, cranberries, and hemp seeds for a cool $6.75...so delicious..I love that I am able to pick my milks..almond oneday, soy another, but today is definitely hot hot Oat Milk day! I love my granola with hot millllllk!

I ordered the burger of the day and a cashew cookie for lunch using Foodora. There was a side salad, a but of fresh salsa, and guac. The guacamole was not chunky whatsoever but it served as a sauce for my burger. The burger wasn't meaty so if you're an omni, don't expect it to have the texture of real burgers. Based on what I tasted, it may have a black bean base. No clue what kind of burger it is since it was just called "burger of the day". It had a bit of cumin so maybe it's Mexican inspired? It was on a bed of brown rice which looked like it had a cream mixed in. Probably cashew cream. Overall, I enjoyed the meal. It was filling. It was pricey for the amount but since their ingredients are so fresh, it makes sense. Their cashew cookie was nice too. Similar to other cashew cookies I've tried.

Gonna keep this short, sweet and simple. I love this place, 100% recommended, anytime I eat here my friends always ask where I went and to take them. My favourite bowls are the paleo bowl, the almond lime w/ quinoa, and looooveeed the butternut squash lasagna (at the Yorkville location) Seriously though I've tried too many and they're all amazing, except "The First Canadian bowl which was tasty aside from the tempeh which I personally did not like the taste of. I enjoy getting the smoothies and smoothie bowls sometimes as well (my fave smoothie is the vanilla cacao) Price wise it is pretty reasonable, not too cheap but won't hurt the wallet either, definitely cheaper than fresh and actually prefer K&K over fresh! -- I have tried so much and still have a million things to try :) I could literally keep going on and on but I said I was gonna keep this short lol I love coming to this location to grab a bite and study, portions are great, keeps me full and stomach happy, food just tastes fresh and delicious periodddddd! The staff is always very sweet! Oh and love their hot sauce as

I've worked down the street from this location for over a year but stayed away because I had a feeling that if I opened the door to ordering lunch here, I'd open the floodgates to constant cravings for $14 lunches. Well I was right. Now that I've gone, I want to go all the time. This is a great sustaining, delicious lunch option. Things I've tried and loved: the cauliflower tahini bowl (twice) and the chili on rice. Things I've not loved: the curry bowl. my dining companion and I agreed its too sweet...but we were both expecting a more savoury curry flavour so maybe if you go into it craving a sweeter curry you'll like it. I'm keeping this in my rotation for days when I feel like I want to splurge on a nourishing treat. Its also in the heart of Queen West so is a good spot to stop when shopping and starting to approach the risk of getting hangry.

Tried the first Canadian place bowl, ordered with the Feedback app after 7PM on a weekday for 22% off! The bowl (pretty much salad) was amazing, can't go wrong with this place for a healthy meal.

Honestly never eaten at a vegetarian restaurant, let alone a vegan one. This place opened my eyes to vegan cuisine. I didn't expect to enjoy it at all, I came just so I could say I ate healthy for the day. The food is very flavorful and you don't feel "heavy" when you leave. I'll be back for sure.

I found out about Kupfert & Kim quite a while ago, but never had the opportunity to give it a try. Finally managed to combine a visit to Graffiti Alley and a meal at the Spadina location. I ordered the Oaxaca (brown rice, black beans, organic kale, beets, non-GMO corn, daikon, hemp seeds, organic tortilla chips, lime wedge with pico de gallo, guacamole and cashew cream) and really enjoyed the mix of flavors and textures. It somewhat reminded me of a Chipotle burrito bowl. I got one of the sweets (can't remember the name now) for dessert and it was not bad. Four stars for the food; deducted one star for the poor service, and dirty tables/floor in the dining area. The most convenient parking lots close to the restaurant are located on 388 and 450 Richmond Street W.

I took my favourite Oaxaca bowl I normally get from First Canadian Place, and it was really bland. I think they were missing a sauce, it wasn't delicious, yummy or crave-able. I did not enjoy eating it, but I ate it all because veggies are good for you. Sorry :(

Came here with a friend for lunch and all I can say is that I love this place. I ordered the burger platter and it was really tasty. The ingredients were fresh and the burger tasted like any normal burger but with no meat which was cool. Even their jalapeño pepper were delish cus they add a sweet taste which I enjoyed. Definitely my favourite vegan place in Toronto. Also the staff is so friendly and upbeat :)

This place is officially become my regular. Not only are they vegan friendly but it tastes amazing too so that's an added bonus. The employees are really nice and even if there is a line, you will never end up waiting more than 10-12 minutes for your food. It's super cosy in the place and enough sitting area that you're not to worried. I got their almond & Lime bowl which is my FAVOURITE like ever. I honestly have no idea whats in it but its good and that all I really care about. I also usually get their Banana and cocoa smoothie. so yummy. They pretty much cater to anyone; most def a place to try out at least once. even if you're not vegetarian.

Gluten Free waffles that are actually really good! I haven't had waffles for such a long time, and the ones I tries always tasted terrible. Until today! The waffles at Kupfert & Kim were absolutely delicious! More than that, they have such a long menu of pastries I have been craving for. Aside than that, there is nice atmosphere, free cucumber infused water and very tasty lunch menu, alas on the expensive side. Highly recommended for anyone who needs to eat gluten free, and wants a great experience.

A must visit every time I'm in Toronto! The place has a cute chill vibe and the staff here are super friendly. My favorite orders the very green smoothie and cauliflower tahini salad; but everything is delicious. The poke bowl is very good as well, everything tastes super fresh. They are also accommodating in switching grains with greens if you are watching your carbs. Last but not least, very good pricing for the portions.

Not to sound like a broken record, but if anything close to Kupfert & Kim opened in New Orleans, I'd be on Cloud 9. I'd be taking out big bowls of deliciousness daily. I'd never cook again. Trust and believe. Man, when I'm in Toronto, I'm so spoiled by the access to fresh, divine vegan food from places like K & K and my very favorite, Fresh (twice in two days, and right across the street). I'm glad I ventured here today for a quick lunch. I ordered the cauliflower bowl. Truth be told it contained way more shredded beets, purple cabbage and carrots than cauliflower (and the cauliflower was *so* good that I was yearning for more). The bowl is YUGE (#feelthebern) but I left half of it because I didn't love some of the veggies (Just too much of the raw, shredded stuff). The hummus and tahini are so good as are the greens (mint!! I'm in love with anything that has mint as a garnish!) and those nutty/grainy crackers are something to savor. They could leave out the kinda boring quinoa and it'd be AOK. So, I half loved it and left the other half. All good. This way I had room for dessert! I consider this to be more of a breakfast and lunch place, due to ordering at the counter and the plethora of coffee drinks (I can't recommend their espresso drinks. I managed just a couple sips of it as it was really sour coffee, just not my thing), juices (swoon), smoothies and breakfast pastries (vegan, several raw and several GF options... I loved the decadent Hello, Dolly coconut and chocolate bar), in addition to 'dem bowls. Oh and unlike Fresh, they have free wifi, so this is an ideal place to work! My piece of advice to you: Go with an appetite. You deserve all this and waffles & coconut ice cream (affogato, while you're at it), too.

A solid three until we can try another dish... We had the Oaxaca which is your typical Mexican rice bowl. Brown rice, guac, black beans, salsa, a few tortilla chips... All fine but nothing stood out. I strongly hope that the kitchen reads this review and tries to make each component more flavourful. It can be done! We snagged a bite from our friend's Cauliflower Tahini bowl and it was good! So we'll be back to try that and a waffle. Stay tuned!

This ain't no vegan nonsense. I love the filling and eye-pleasing Cauliflower Tahini bowl: organic quinoa, house-made hummus, roasted cauliflower, za'atar salsa, carrots, cabbage, beets, mint, pomegranate, organic arugula, radish, sesame seeds, seed flatbread with lemon tahini sauce. The meal is reasonably priced (11.73), especially given that cauliflowers are so expensive at the moment. All ingredients are sustainable, organic and local where possible This is basic, but not boring fruit and veg and you won't leave hungry! I'm sure that they will continue to thrive because the owners know what their customers are looking for in a plant-based experience. They are doing well in the drinks department as well. Kombucha on tap, smoothies, cold pressed juices, yerba mate, coldbrew etc...apparently cocktails, beer, cider and biodynamic wines are on the way. Come and taste the rainbow at K&K.

Disclaimer: Based on a smoothie. But touted to be a crowd pleaser, so I expected it to be one of the better items on the menu. I used to pass by a Kupfert and Kim every day on my walk to work, but never ended up going in. I was feeling a bit peckish one day while waiting for a late dinner and I happened upon the Kupfert and Kim at Spadina and Richmond, so I took it as a sign that I was supposed to go in. After perusing the menu, I settled on the green smoothie. Kale, banana, pear, lime, ginger, mint. "Crowd pleaser," according to the menu. What's not to like? For $6.65, I think a smoothie should be a bit more substantial. This was thin (both in texture and in taste) and the ginger really overpowered the other flavours. It was a pretty paltry shade of green, which spoke to how little kale was probably in there. I really do think the drink would have benefitted from the flavour and bulk of some extra kale. I wouldn't order a smoothie again, but I would consider trying the food.