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Commensal – Downtown Toronto

Flexitarian Dinner with Nonalcoholic Drinks for Two or Four (Up to 57% Off)

fromC$17
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No Longer Available
Thu Mar 07 04:59:59 UTC 2013
Value
C$35
Discount
51%
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C$18
  • T460x279
  • Quick Bites

In a Nutshell

Hot, cold, and dessert dishes priced per kilogram offer flexitarian eats such as ginger tofu and Thai chicken green curry

The Fine Print

  • Expires 120 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid for groceries or books.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Dining etiquette calls for you to keep your elbows off the table, place a napkin on your lap, and make unflinching eye contact with the chef throughout the meal. Set your sights on dinner with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $17 for $35 worth of dinner and nonalcoholic drinks for two
  • $30 for $70 worth of dinner and nonalcoholic drinks for four

The restaurant offers dishes priced at $24.00 per kilogram for the hot- and cold-food bars and $27.50 per kilogram for the dessert bar. Menu items include cream-of-broccoli soup, ginger tofu, and flexitarian options such as chicken pesto penne with goat cheese, followed by maple-syrup pies and double-chocolate-chunk cookies. Each diner can sip on one nonalcoholic drink; options include fair-trade coffee, herbal and organic teas, and offerings from the juice bar, such as fresh-squeezed pink-grapefruit juice or maple-syrup lemonade. See the menus.

Commensal

Commensal's chefs whirl all natural and organic ingredients into a series of hot, cold, and dessert items that showcase vegan, ovo, and lacto foods. A variety of accolades has been bestowed upon the restaurant and its selection of succulent dishes such as butternut-squash soup, florentine quiche, or lasagna—all of which are clearly marked with nutritional information. Patrons can load up on hummus, chickpea salads, or avocado in capers vinaigrette before seeking out freshly squeezed juices or fair-trade coffees. Dessert options such as key-lime pies, hazelnut cakes, or tapioca pudding are also priced per kilogram, allowing patrons to fill their purses until they’re overflowing.

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Commensal

3.0 out of 5
Yelp (60 Reviews)
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    Downtown Toronto

    655 Bay St.
    Toronto, Ontario M5G 2K4
    (416) 596-9364
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Reviews

  • This place has great veg, vegan and gluten free options in a cafeteria style setting.
    Alison B., Yelp, 1/31/11
  • Good food, plenty of yummy options, I can't even pick a favorite because I always just try for a bunch of different things.
    Grace M., Yelp, 11/20/11