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| Date Visited: August 20, 2011 |
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| The Q in Etobicoke is a converted St. Hubert restaurant that has
stubbornly continued to make time tested food in a friendly, homey atmosphere. This
independent establishment is a jewel in an area of strip malls and car yards. |
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| Brandon introduced me to this interesting establishment as a short
stop for lunch in his ongoing hobby: discovering cars. This time around his motives have
not changed at all, but since it was earlier in the day, we tried their breakfast
offerings for a change. |
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| We were quickly shown in by an optimistic staff into a contemporary
dining area and sat in a traditional booth. We both ordered homely fare - bacon and eggs
with the standard trimmings including toast - and it was delivered to us promptly by a
waiter who seemed open and easygoing. |
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| One delicious part of this plate as Brandon pointed out, is the
crunchy bacon, which you can simply pick up with your fingers! None of the fried food was
greasy, and the meal includes a drink as well. |
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| If you go in for lunch or dinner, try their chicken. It's quite
delicious. |
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| The Q is a uniquely simple dining experience that is foolproof from
start to finish. And they also had free wifi when we visited. |
