Cafe Sheli

Went to check out the place because I’ve heard good things. Went inside & Person at the cashier (Israeli Ik because I heard her speak Hebrew) asked if I was good & I asked abt different locations they had (bc I was intrigued & lived downtown) & menu options. Woman starts loudly saying: “ why are you asking me so many questions? Who are you? Where are you from? I’m busy doing 2 other things, is this worth my time, is this worth your time ”, I was shocked but still kindly said that I live downtown & wasn’t sure of the location she goes & says smt in the lines “idk if you’d want to eat here anyways bc kosher food is expensive. ” For context I’m an Israeli of color (askenazi mom, African dad), I think you pretty much get where I’m going here…

Anyways I left & was very insulted & upset, can’t rly comment on the food but absolutely terrible people, you don’t treat ppl like trash period…

Love eating here with friends or family. The food is always delicious and service is very good as well.

Ignorant breakfast "chef" didn't bother to even stay! Which chef can't customize a poached egg? ! Great little place and the host was really good to bad she has to work with who amounts to an idiot.

A perfect location to catch up with friends and family. The staff are super welcoming/friendly and the food was a delicious treat!

Loved the coffee with a lovely refreshing ice cream touch!

I think you need to open a branch in Yonge and Eglinton!

We enjoy a kosher restaurant to celebrate Happy New year's with the children and grandchildren

Sorry to have to downgrade this restaurant, but the service was not good. I had to flag down a clearer to get a waitress who brought us our menus. When she came to take our order we asked for two minutes and then she disappeared. She just didn't come back for a long time and once again had to GET UP to ask for service. Food was pretty good and ample, but the experience was a sour one. 3 Stars.