Stoney’s Bread Company

Amazing space, clean with lots of parking (suburbs necessity). This is a cafeteria style place where you order and go sit down. The wait staff were pleasant yet not spectacular.
We ordered three Boylan cane sugar drinks, three balsamic flat iron salads and two soups squash soups, $ 83 dollars without tip. Expensive for a bunch sandwiches and salads.
The flat iron steak was ok, too much sage, and the salad it came on was just as good as a McDonalds salad, aka nothing too special.
The soup was none existent as when I arrived home to unpack my meal the soups were not there. (Called and got a credit but still).
The chicken salad was three huge pieces of chicken breast uncut. Great protein size, hard to eat. Overall ok.
Now the problem is there is nothing decent like Stoney’s in this area however you would be better served at a full service restaurant. For this reason it only gets two stars.

Stoney’s is the place to go for Canadian/​Italian food. But I like the Oakville location better not because it’s the original, but because I can taste and see the difference between them. The portions are huge (especially the bread) and it doesn’t get crowded which I like :)

I’d say it’s a tad pricey for what it is, but otherwise fantastic.
Delicious food, great selection, not too crowded, and loved the feel of the restaurant.
Looking forward to trying the brunch

Maybe a 4.5. I’ve always enjoyed whatever I ordered here or the original location in Oakville.
Naturally, the bread is fresh, everything is full of flavour and made of quality ingredients. Love that the taste is bold here. You have nearly 20 sandwiches to choose from, as well as pizza, soup and salad and brunch items on the weekend.
On my last visit to this location, they had a cajun shrimp sandwich special. Absolutely delicious and came with a side salad. The sleeve of beer was on special too, and altogether came in around $ 20 which is a great deal.

Stoneys locations are mostly in the West end of the city. I wish they would open one in Markham too.
My friend brought us here for dinner when we were visiting them in Etobicoke.
You order at the front, they give u a number, you find a table and server will bring your food when it’s ready.
Food was good; liked everything we ordered. I had a slow roasted lamb sandwich; a bit greasy but quite delish. My hubby had pizza which he liked, thin-​ish crust and good flavour.
My friend had pasta which looked very good.
I will return when I’m in the area. Look for daily specials on the chalk board.

The food will not disappoint! It was better than expected. I ordered the eggs Benedict and it was sooo good! I will def be returning to try the other items on the menu for lunch and dinner.
I went on a very busy Sunday morning but the place was kept so clean! Can’t wait to go back here!

3.5 stars rounded up. Sandwiches were pretty decent. Great location to go right beside the cinema. I probably wouldn’t make the drive out on purpose, but a good option in the area

I don’t understand why people like this place.
I went for breakfast and it was over-​priced and it wasn’t very good.
Do yourself a favour and drive 5 minutes west on Queensway to SUNNY MORNING… you’ll never go anywhere else… it’s fantastic!
… and no I don’t work for them, I just go there at least once a week cause it’s a delightful little place with the best breakfast in Etobicoke.

Came here with my brother and it was just ok.
The soup we each ordered was so sweet we couldn’t eat more than a few bites. I usually don’t return food I don’t enjoy but this was real real bad.
I went back up to the counter and let the guy behind the counter know. He tasted a bit from the big batch and agreed it was disgusting.
He did replace the soup with another option which honestly was just as bad. While I appreciated the gesture, I just didn’t want to bother complaining again.
Felt like it was a waste of money and time.
Would not return.

My wife and I went her for the first time. It is one of those spots where you go up to cash and order. You then sit down with a number and they bring the food to you. I had the steak sandwich and my wife had the shrimp and scallop salad. Both were very big meals and were delicious! Only reason for the 4 stars is price. Very expensive spot. I do recommend a try.

We were on a mission to find another brunch spot since sunny morning had a line out the door. We found this spot nearby and gave it a try.
The food was good. The place is clean and new.
The service is what knocked down their rating.
Service is what it all comes down to and they just pissed me off. We ordered Santa Fe eggs n French toast with a chocolate milk and grape juice. $ 31 bucks. We didn’t manage to finish so I was going to take my French toast home. Waiting to find a waitress I manage to wave someone down, she was carrying a wooden basket filled with cutlery wrapped in napkin ready to preset on tables. So I asked her, hi could I get a take out container for my food. She replies, sure give me a few minutes to get it for you. WATCHING THIS WAITRESS SET CUTLERY ONE BY ONE ON EACH EMPTY TABLE LIKE THERE WAS A DAMN LINEUP. I went n got the damn take out container myself.
I’m sorry but am I wrong for feeling this way???
How are you in service and you deprive your customer because you prioritize setting the table over them.

This restaurant is the real deal! The bread is fresh, the soups are hot and the sandwiches are grilled to perfection.
The tomato based east coast clam chowder has me coming back again and again. The lamb sandwich is huge with a nice balance of flavours.
They even offer a kickin brunch menu and a front facing patio.
Come down and grab a pint with some freshly baked goodness!

After hearing so many people raving about the Oakville location I was super excited to try this place out. Unfortunately, I was there pretty late and they ran out of bread. :(
I had their special of the day; some pizza with chicken and goat cheese smothered in barbecue sauce. When the order arrived, I couldn’t believe my eyes! Is this a single server portion? An entire 10+ inch pizza with enough toppings to make Mt Everest look small! While the pizza was pretty tasty, I’ve had better. The crust was a little to crispy for my liking however it was very thin. I guess they had to make the crust hardy in order to be able to hold up against the mountain of toppings on it.
I also tried one of their chicken salads. The chicken was a tad on the dry side but very flavourful. Again, the portion is quite ridiculous.
All in all, a great place with good food and fantastic value. Definitely drop by if you are in the area, you will not regret.

Fresh, to order tastes with all the best qualities of home cooked time and trusted flavours

So my brother has been raving about this place for a while, and I finally got a chance to check it out with him over the weekend. (Side note: this is a horribly misleading name for a restaurant, as I assumed they only sold bread.)
Anyway, we decided to share two items: the Calabrese pizza and the Blackened Chicken sandwich.
The latter, which comes with chicken, goat cheese, avocado, and lemon dill aioli on a Panini, is indeed a very tasty sandwich. The sauce is plentiful and delicious, although the chicken was fairly dry. Had I eaten the chicken by itself this might have been a problem, but the assortment of toppings easily hides this dryness.
The Calabrese pizza, «chorizo sausage, roasted peppers, kalamata olives, asiago, mozzarella & fire roasted tomato sauce,» is similarly very good. It arrived at the table hot and fresh, and the oozing cheese was irresistible. The weird, bread-​like crust wasn’t my favorite, admittedly, and there wasn’t even remotely enough tomato sauce for my liking, and yet I enjoyed eating every bite of it.
If only they’d put just a little more care into their offerings, Stoney’s Bread Company would be ranked as one of the better fast service restaurants in the area.

A friend and I dropped by Monday evening for coffee and we shared a sandwich. We shared the grilled chicken sandwich and it was one of the best sandwiches I have ever had. I am not a big sandwich gal but omg it was delicious. I will definitely go back! The lattes were very good too. I am so happy I have a place like this in my neighbourhood. The décor is nice, clean and casual but the food is delicious. A must try!

Just had a very nice lunch, consisting of a ½ sandwich (Curried chicken with apricot and almonds) and a soup (butternut squash and pear).
The soup was nice, and the sandwich was delicious!
My hubby loved his roasted lamb sandwich.
Only complaint was that he asked for pepper, and it never arrived. Was nice to sit out on the patio. The tables aren’t very sturdy, but it didn’t impact us too much.
Will likely return.

I’m in the middle of a life-​long love affair with carbs. Buns, breads, crusts, pastas, you name it, I will travel far and wide for them… like today, when I went to Etobicoke for a gluten-​filled lunch.
I’ve heard nothing but excellent things about Stoney’s Bread Company, alas, it took me forever to actually get here. When I pass by this joint, I’m often on my way to either the airport (no time for nonsense) or Ikea (where I shamefully like to get down with their meatballs). Finally, today I came to Etobicoke just for Stoney’s. I had their chicken fettuccine, which was delicious. A giant portion complete with lots of extra veggies like fresh ‘shrooms and topped with garlic bread. At $ 18 it was one of their priciest items, but it was well worth it.
In closing, I say: Unless you are desperately unable to eat gluten, put carbs back in your life. These fad diets aren’t good for you, and I don’t care how flat your stomach is… you’re cranky. Wheat is delicious. Hit up Stoney’s.

I haven’t had Stoney’s in so long and the last time was our company ordering in from the Kerr Street location. I’ve only ever had the sandwiches which are really good because well they make their own breed since it’s a bakery.
I’ve known about the Queensway location for some time and it’s really close the the Cineplex but the last time we watched a movie we had went elsewhere to eat. I wanted to specifically go to Stoney’s because I’ve had them bookmarked for quite some time and they’re so close so I had to eventually make the trip out.
The parking is a little strange in that there’s about 6 or 8 spots right out front but you have to go to the drive way on the east side because it’s one way and goes clockwise around the building as opposed to the norm which is basically a counter clockwise drive around. It would be nicer if they didn’t have parking in the front because they have their patio facing the street but it’s still a really nice spacious patio. The main entrance is on the east side of the building, left if you’re coming from the street.
Basically it wasn’t that busy when we arrived so we didn’t have to wait to be assigned seating. You do have to go up and order what you’d like and pay for everything but then they prepare it and take it over to your table. They give you a number so they know who they are taking the food to considering there’s seating in and outside. We told them we’d be outside.
I had ordered a burger and my wife had a the butternut squash and pear soup. The burger I ordered although it was sort of expensive was a beauty. It was called the «Over the Top» and while it doesn’t appear on their menu on the website I was sort of interested in trying it. Their menu is pretty diverse for a place that you may consider a bakery. I’d have to say it’s more of a restaurant than a bakery at least the Etobicoke location is because it feels much more like a sit down restaurant and not so much like a cafeteria.
The Over the Top burger was a burger with cheese, some sort of aioli, purple sauteed onions and lamb meat shavings. Yes that’s right I said LAMB on top. This is why I had to order this burger because it’s not often I eat lamb but I really do enjoy it. These slices were thin kind of like the thin slices of roast beef you get in a pack of cold cuts but the taste… they do not take like roast beef that’s for sure.
The burger is juicy and very full of taste. Between the aioli, onions and the lamb on top the flavors are just bursting through. The lamb is sort of dry but still, very full of taste. The juicyness of the burger and the aioli counter the dryness without making the burger all slippery inside.
The bun… well this place is known for their bread right? I’ve never had a sandwich from Stoney’s that sucked and it’s probably because their bread is so good and fresh. The bun was a shiny top that looked brushed possibly, either way it made the burger complete.
I really enjoyed this burger and lamb topping off a burger is not something you see or can order every day which is why I had to have it. Next time I go I think I’ll have a pizza though only because there’s more bread involved and their bread is really good. I was surprised to see so much variety on their menu though like fish and other hot foods besides salads and sandwiches.

This is an interesting find. Thanks to Super CM I had this place booked marked for a while. We came here for a late weekend brunch. My dinning companion ordered the egg florentine I went with a French Toast.
We ordered a coffee and cappuccino on the side. Cappuccino was pretty bad.
On to main the Eggs florentine fared a lot better. Well poached egg, nicely sauced and seasoned well.
French toast is a huge portion and is visually appealing. The taste just didn’t do it for me. The bread that they used is quite dense and will settle so you are warned there.
A nice clean space and plenty of items on offer. They also had a promo where one can get a discounted movie tix. Good option if you are in the area and want to have a quick clean meal.
3.5 stars.