Glass Kitchen

Great atmosphere and good service. The space is stylish and welcoming, and the staff were attentive throughout our visit.nnThe food overall was average — the mussels were okay and the scallops were fine, but nothing particularly memorable. That said, the cold-pressed juices were fantastic and definitely a highlight. The Biscoff latte was really good and worth ordering.nnNice spot for the ambiance and drinks, with room for improvement on the food.

Great place that serves up brunch and dinner.nThey've got a great menu selection whether you love seafood, meats or straight up vegetarian.nTheir service was impeccable and efficient.nAmbiance is chic and clean.nI tried their scallops risotto which was delicious with a side of salad.nOverall a great experience.nOnly drawback is parking cn sometimes be a challenge during peak hours.

First dining meal of 2026! I was impressed with what we ordered from the lobster rolls to mushroom risotto. I was a bit disappointed with the fried chicken and waffles - the black sesame waffle was not the typical waffle texture but more so a crunchy cookie so it was not enjoyable the fried chicken was really good though. Heard great things about brunch so I would definitely check out Glass Kitchen again!

The service here was excellent. We visited on Christmas Day when it was quite busy, but the staff were still very warm, friendly, and attentive — which I really appreciated. And the decor was nicennI originally came thinking this was mainly a brunch spot, but the menu feels more like fusion cuisine. We ordered two chicken dishes — the chicken & waffles were quite good, and the syrup had a unique ginger–scallion flavour that really reminded me of Cantonese food. The other chicken dish also tasted more like a Cantonese-style entrée than a typical brunch plate. The food wasn’t bad at all, but the flavours were different from what I was expecting when choosing a brunch restaurant.nnWe also tried two drinks. The Biscoff latte was very good — smooth, sweet, and comforting. The matcha drink, however, felt a bit unbalanced, and the strawberry and matcha flavours didn’t blend together very well.

They have a very vibrant menu. My only negative was that some of the dishes I had looked bigger on the menu than when they arrived on the table. The lamb skewers were delicious. The AAA steak was okay but the gravy/sauce was the game changer!! Getting a mix of everything with the sauce brought everything to life. The Biscoff pancakes were buttery and decadent. The homemade biscoff sauce was a fine choice for the pancakes. The service was quick and friendly. The server could have checked on us a little bit more but I would come back and try some other dishes. Overall I had a good experience at the Glass Kitchen.

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