YMCA Cafe at Metro Hall

Toronto, Kanada

2.5

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55 John Street, Toronto, ON, M5V 0C4
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450 mQueen's Quay West
480 mDan Leckie
600 mBathurst Street
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2 Bewertungen zu YMCA Cafe at Metro Hall

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Rating des Ortes: 3
Toronto, Canada
Cheap and delicious jerk chicken lunch on Thursdays. Nothing fancy about this place but you can’t beat a big meal for $ 6.50. Homemade hot sauce is amazing. Jerk is spicy!
Rating des Ortes: 2
Toronto, Canada
«Located at Metro Hall in Toronto, the YMCA Café (or the Y „Café“) is an employment training centre which offers breakfast and lunch prepared by people in their employment training program. Participants receive hands-​on training in a realistic kitchen environment for 18 weeks under the direction of professional instructors.»
Excellent initiative!
I am totally digging greatness of the idea. The service is slow — ok, I can live with that — people are at training after all. Positives: items are very affordable; decent quality; convenient location.
But. What is up with the customer service? Based on my colleagues experience and my own the customer service there makes eyebrows rise. Get your act together, YMCA café. Other than teaching people how to cook your training program should include paragraphs on how to treat customers, so that they want to use your service again.
You fail here miserably.