Press

Corey Mintz, Toronto.com

"For the 10-month-off-season fans of competitive sausage making have been patiently waiting like 50-Cent. But the second season of Sausage League is upon us."

Amy Pataki, The Toronto Star

"hollandaise with tender beef produces euphoria that's barely legal."

Gina Mallet, The National Post

"It takes uncommon confidence to brand an egg salad"

Chris Johns, The Globe and Mail

"Even if you think turnip salad sounds like something that wicked stepparents feed to orphans, you’ve got to admire the guts of a restaurant willing to put such a humble dish on its menu"

James Chatto

"the show was stolen by a most sophisticated pommes Kennedy – exceptionally delicate potato millefeuilles deep-fried in beef fat"

Ivy Knight, Toronto Life

"this is the most perfectly cooked fish I’ve had in a long time, and who knew kohlrabi purée could taste so good?"

Eric Velland, Toronto Life

"Evan Desjardins named his sourdough starter Nancy, after his grandmother"

Matthew Fox, Toronto Life

"Nearby are a clutch of hip, mature businesswomen and a pair of chatty designers with five cell phones on their table. In the corner sits a Dragons’ Den judge with two-tone hair and sunglasses that fool nobody."

Steven Davy

"'There are two ways a restaurant can buy food: make the menu and then buy the food, or buy the food first and make the menu to fit it,' says Heinrich. 'I'd rather spend the time sourcing good ingredients. Sometimes you find them in your own backyard.'"

Stephanie Dickison, Metro News

"I could eat this every day for the next year."