Cafe Landwer

k live in the North York area and was looking for a Mediterranean style restaurant with a western twist. Cafe Landwer was in my list for such a long time and I decided to take family to eat there.nnFood was okay, not the greatest. My family and I were pretty disappointed with the amount of food, quality and prices. Very expensive for what it is.nnThe place is pretty and neat, service is good. But the food was okay. So overhyped for what it is. Unfortunately, would not go again and would not recommend.

We tried Croissant Benedict, Landwer’s famous Breakfast with smokey brisket omelette in addition we had Berlin 1919 & House blend teas which was perfect for the weather, and nothing disappointed us.nLoved the food, service and atmosphere here.. Definitely coming back to try other stuff.

This is one of my family's go-to brunch spots for its consistent quality. It's quite busy on weekends, but you can usually get a table within 15min. It's also a little pricey but the food is good. My typical order is the protein-packed omelette with potatoes and challah bread. The omelette is large and delicious, with a nice consistent texture. The challah bread is very soft and good on its own. The potatoes don't have much flavour and are sometimes cut a little too large, but they're good with ketchup and have a crispy skin and pleasant texture. Good service and a nice ambience makes this an all around great experience!

Love this cafe near our office. Their egg Benedicts come with 2 benedicts and a lot of fried potatoes. It’s enough for 2 persons. I also ordered the Americano and chocolate pastry. All were delicious

We were there last week and had a great experience. The staff are friendly, and the food is delicious—we ordered a burger and a children's menu.nThe atmosphere is good, though there was a draft inside as the door was opened frequently. Despite that, I liked this place and will definitely come again.

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