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Saw a mention of White Brick Kitchen in the re:Porter magazine this weekend (the inflight magazine for Porter Airlines). Small little write up but it was positive. Now, I don't recall if it was in the "February" issue or the March issue because I read one on the way out and one on the way back. I think in the February issue though:
They have all of the issues online, some interesting food/travel articles in them in general:
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re: kwass
Believe it or not, I tried the chicken back a long while ago - before they became all the rage and I found the breading to be too simple. I like Popeye's type breading. So I never had to get chicken there again. I am sure I am missing out and perhaps it has improved over the years. I will try it again one day. I love Hadley's fried chicken - always so moist and tasty with a bit of a heavy crust that I love.
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re: justsayn
Am I the only one that doesn't like the scallion biscuit they serve (or at least served) with the fried chicken? I would probably be back sooner if i could get something else (or even just a plain one). That is the only think I didn't like about my meal there, and I mentioned it to the waitstaff.
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re: ylsf
I agree on the biscuit for both the texture and the taste. They once had a less than great homemade english muffin as well.
With all the chicken and great kettle chips, I just pushed the biscuit aside. Maybe they would give you some slaw instead?
I think Friday night you can get the chicken with waffles.
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So I went tonight. I was the only person in the place until I left close to 6:30. I hope they are busy at some point....
They changed up the menu. The items that used to include 2 sides now just include 1 side and a "scallion biscuit". I wish they still had the 2 sides because I was not a fan of the biscuit at all. Maybe I have been spoiled by the excellent biscuits at Memphis Fire BBQ in Winona but I did not like the texture nor the taste of the ones at WBK. So, that was the bad part out of the way. The chicken was excellent indeed. Top 3 of fried chicken in the city. Up there with Stockyards for me. For my side I had the seasonal veggie which was brussel sprouts/bacon. Good side.
Service was good, decor was reasonable (nothing fancy).
I am looking forward to tomorrow's lunch so I can have my left over chicken :)
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re: ylsf
ML and I went last night. We ordered the Franklin fries (fries topped with cheese, sour cream and scallions), fried chicken and the turkey bowl. Both mains came with the scallion biscuit ylsf mentioned. We loved everything, biscuit included. Fried chicken had great texture, wasn't overly greasy and had a delicious honey-mustard dipping sauce. Turkey bowl had great flavour, and while the sauce is roux-based it wasn't overly rich and had the perfect consistency.
There were a few tables occupied while we were there but it wasn't busy enough considering the quality of the food, and the value... Hoping more people catch on.
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I am planning to go tonight before a film at The Bloor. Since the post was bumped up today, what are the highlights from the sides menu? I am ordering the fried chicken which comes with two sides.
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Has it been busy when anyone has gone? Last time I was there we were the only ones in the restaurant.. hoping they are normally busier, don't want to see them close down!
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re: foodiction2
There were two other sets of people there when we went last night (Saturday), at 7.00 pm.
They have been open exactly two months now.
We had good but not great food; deep fried chicken, meat loaf, couple of drinks, $50 incl.tip
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re: foodiction2
Went for brunch at 12:30 pm on Sunday. Lots of tables open. Service was excellent (they let me take my Starbucks coffee in; I offered to toss it and he said it was ok!). Food was really, really good. Grilled cheese was delicious; but the stand-out for me was the warm,chocolate banana bread french toast drenched in caramel sauce. Would definitely go back.
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Went yesterday and had the grilled cheese sandwich for lunch. It was very tasty as was the side salad. I felt $13 for a sandwich was a bit steep though.
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re: kwass
I've tried just about everything on the menu now and it's all really great stuff. Just started tapping into their desserts which are also pretty great. They do a mean blueberry cheesecake.
Website: http://thewhitebrickkitchen.com/
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Yep, it's called White Brick Kitchen and it's replaced that awful Eggsmart that used to be there. I walked by there today, they're calling themselves "American comfort food." There was a server standing outside handing out some kind of potato or cheese chips.
Haven't tried it yet and I'd be curious to hear from anyone who has.
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re: donaldbean
Went a few days ago and had the brisket burger, fries, and my friend got the mac and cheese. Burger was good and juicy. Very simple burger with not a lot of toppings. Cooked well with nice char and a little pink.
Mac and cheese was extremely decadent. This is not fancypants al dente pasta accented with sauce. The pasta was drowning in cheese sauce and was a little mushy, which is probably how mac and cheese should be. Not really my thing but my friend liked it.
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