b.good

I love the food and drinks but the reason I only gave 4 stars is that I have been 3 times, and every time there is a customer service issue.
1– ordered the curry grilled avocado bowl. It was missing the avocado, but I only noticed after sitting down. So I got up and went back (hello… avocado is the reason I ordered this!). The cashier told me the avocado is in the salad. In fact, it’s supposed to be on top. I went back to the order pick up area and he promptly gave me the avo (and told me they often forget this?)
2– If you order a smoothie, be prepared to wait until your entire order is ready. Also this runs the risk of someone else walking by and taking yours and thinking it is theirs. This has happened twice. I don’t know why they don’t just call you when it’s ready as last time I think my smoothie sat there for nearly ten minutes. The next time I just walked up and told them I was taking my smoothie and they were ok with it!
I love the carrot cake smoothie (when they had it seasonally) and the spicy lime and avocado bowl! Their soups are pretty great too along with their regular potato fries!

The curry and grilled avocado bowl was delicious! I also ordered the acai berry shake and I found it really refreshing. Overall, my lunch was fresh-​tasting and tasted wholesome. The prices are a bit high. Staff were super nice! I will definitely be coming back to try out the burgers or other food bowls!

Burgers are usually in my book: ah whatever or wow amazing. But this was so bad! Tasteless, bun to meat ratio was off and the bun was hard. Fries were beyond dissappointing. Kale smoothie was well, a kale smoothie. Nothing special or differentiating about it. It was probably the best part of my meal so thats dissappointing given this is supposed to be a burger joint. Was there with 3 buddies and all of us were pretty pissed about our meal as non of us enjoyed the burgers and we tried three different burgers.
Service was great and place was clean.

The food was very fresh. I got the westside beef burger and fries. The root beer pop was local and made with fresh ingredients. The beef was juicy and full of flavour. The beef is house ground. It does taste fresher than the ground beef that you purchase at your neighbourhood supermarket. The toppings were tasty and plentiful. Ketchup is homemade as well. Fries were seasoned. I would definitely go back but would get one of their chicken salads. You pay more than the traditional fast food joint but you get quality food. Well worth it!

Food was good and tasted fresh. Price is not fast-​food cheap but also not gourmet unreasonable. Me and a co-​worker had the Turkey Burger (West-​Side & Adopted Luke). Another had another Adopted Luke with the regular beef patty. Waiting for the food was a little slow to our liking. And it’s not even 12noon yet, so that’s a little disconcerting.
Overall, it’s not a bad place to have lunch. I’ll probably come back soon to try some of the salad. I was eyeballing some of the other table’s plates and they all look scrumptious! Will update this review once I do.

Obsessed with the power bowl and rosemary lemonade! I usually add chicken which brings total up above $ 18 (yikes!) But it’s healthy, quick and damn tasty. Good service too.

I went there not wanting anything special, just a simple bacon cheese burger, with fries and a drink. Total price, $ 16.70. Apparently bacon is $ 1.50 and cheese is $ 1.50 extra on top of the 7.99 cost of the burger. Ridiculous.
As for the food: The fries are good with delicious seasoning. The burger was average. Not near the best I’ve ever had but not near the worst. I wanted to get a smoothie but after already giving them an arm and a leg, I didn’t want to give up any more limbs.
The place is clean with ample patio seating. The staff are nice. I just wish the menu had more options and wasn’t over priced for essential things such as cheese and bacon. With burgers being the main dish on the menu, there really isn’t much appeal for me to go there when there’s a bunch of burger places near by which don’t cost an arm and a leg.

For a carnivore like myself, b. good is thankfully more than just a salad bar. Though if salads and vegan-​friendly fare is your fancy, they’ve got those available too, along with fruit and veggie smoothies.
Serving entirely local, organic items b. good has this ideal down pat. There’s a chalkboard displayed prominently on the wall as soon as you enter, pinpointing where the day’s ingredients have been sourced. Even the ketchup dispensers pump out organic, preservative-​free ketchup advertising that it contains 50% less sugar than the usual, grocery store stuff (though this one tastes and has the consistency closer to tomato paste than ketchup). Next to the ketchup is also a self-​serve soda stand with craft-​brewed, organic sodas and a couple of fruity drinks like raspberry lemonade and rosemary lemonade.
On the day I went, they had a promotion offering a free smoothie plus a side of baked fries for anyone who’s downloaded/​registered their app. I think the smoothie promo is over now, but the fries one probably still stands. The cash staff was really friendly and patiently waited for my app to finish loading.
I had the Sal-​Bacado, a burger (beef, my choice) with salsa, avocado with an egg (at additional cost) on top. The thick pattied burger tasted better than I had expected! The oven-​finished fries weren’t my favourite, but were okay — soft on the inside, but I miss the crispy-​thin shell of traditionally fried fries. They also tasted less salty, which was nice, but I think could’ve used a smattering of herbs (rosemary, maybe?) to fill the absence of extra salt.
My strawberry banana smoothie was rather sour, as if the bananas weren’t fully ripe yet, so I would probably skip it next time. For the rest of it though, pretty yums!

Visiting from California, we spotted B. good and I’m glad we did.
We ordered a Turkey Cousin Oluvef combo with a Three Greens and Real Fries.
The Turkey Patty was well seasoned, and juicy. It had the right amount of bite to it and was filling at 4oz. We split it, so even at 2oz I felt it was satisfying. Those pickles, oh man. Subtle and tasty, but not overpowering. It paired well, though I would say for being homemade it didn’t have any type of added complicity to push the burger in any way — it was just: there.
The Real Fries were very good, crispy golden brown, well seasoned and it had plenty of fluffiness. We paired it with the homemade chili sauce and homemade ketchup. Both were delicious.
We really enjoyed the ambiance and the crowd here seemed well placed.
Pricing was what was expected though I’d say it’s a little bit pricier.
Three Green wasn’t any special, but it did taste good. Definitely, encourage this place to folks wanting something filling, yet healthy at a decent price.
Major thing that’s needed: Unilocal check-​in coupons. Everywhere is doing it, might as well hop on: p
Definitely will come back here during our visit.

When they passed me a free green smoothie out of their promotional truck on Front St East one block pass St. Lawrence Market, I knew good things in the fast food department were on their way to the East side!
Nestled near Burger King and McDonalds I was flabbergasted to find a new organic «aroma» of sweet potato fries, bean and lentil burgers, and freshest smoothies anyone can gulp down.
I cannot Stop gushing about B GOOD and I’m a Regular here.
On my first visit I tried their 3 green smoothie, which is Green, fresh, cold, and sweetened with honey. It is the mother of tastiness of all smoothies but does have only 6 grams of protein (info for muscle buffs out there). I also ordered their Veggie burger which is as clear from any Soy ingredient as is White after labour day! It is made of beans and lentils and other alkaline goodness! I paired the burger with their «West Side» flare. It consist of salsa, avocado, and other goodness on a Gluten Free bun. This burger ended up being extremely tasty; it is high in protein but also high in carbs, but the bursting flavours in your mouth are worth every 69 grams of it.
One thing I absolutely love about this place is that, they make delicious food with real ingredients and they list all the nutrition and ingredients on their website. It doesn’t get simpler then this and their name reflects their humble simplistic approach to delicious fast food.
I promise I will always B Good when it comes to my food choices ;-)

I’ve never been here so this review is just for their delivery (through hurrier)
YUM! It’s so good, everything is all-​natural and their menu is simple with many options to choose from.
I usually get one of the burgers with veggies instead of the bun with some extras (avocado and bacon) and it’s so filling yet very light.
Also, its prices are fair. I don’t usually pay more than $ 15 for my meal (with the add-​ons)
It’s probably my favourite place to order from on hurrier right now. and it comes really quick!

My second visit here was a little disappointing.
I was happy with the customer service provided by the friendly and welcoming cashier, but on this visit my order took a little longer than expected (nearly 20 minutes). A group of people who ordered after me managed to get their orders before me made me think was my order complicated and hence took longer. Then, I wondered if they had screwed up my order and had to remake it or worse did they forget about my order all together.
Thankfully, I had their delicious and healthy beet-​ginger lemonade to keep me happy as I was people watching while I waited for my order. The beet and ginger was a nice mixture, plus both are good for the body and full of healthy benefits.
FYI, beets are good for lowering blood pressure, boosting stamina, fighting inflammations, has anti-​cancer properties, rich in valuable nutrients and fiber, plus supports detoxification. Whereas, ginger helps with digestive issues, nausea, pain reduction and inflammation.
I was happy when I finally heard my name called and off to the patio I went with my food. My disappointment came with the burger, the beef patty, although tasty and flavourful, it was unproportionate to the bun as the bun just seemed oversized.
I ordered the West Side burger which came with avocado, cilantro, fresh salsa, chipotle purée and lime. The flavours all blended nicely and had a good kick to it, but it was definitely too watery as it was dripping from my burger and made the bun a little soggy. Who’s a fan of a soggy bun? Definitely not me!
Plus the oven baked fries still could use a bit more baking as it wasn’t crisp at all. I know it won’t be as crispy as fries in the fryer, but it was a bit of a soggy mess. And I know this can happen at times, but I managed to get a few sweet potato fries with my regular fries. Are they not cooked separately? What if someone had an allergy?
I’m apprehensive if I’ll come back to this location, but may try the new Queen location when it opens since it’s closer to home.

This place is great. I love that they are supporting local with many of their ingredients and make it fairly seasonable. I haven’t tried any of their bowls. I’ve been three times now, with the best intentions to try a delicious looking and healthy bowl but break down and always get the burger.
Why? Because it is the best burger this gluten-​free glutton has had since being forced into axing gluten-​y goodness. The GF bun is actually soft and delicious and doesn’t crumble apart. I can pile on as much mayo, ketchup and mustard as my heart desires. I can choose from a number of different kinds of burger (but I do love old school cheese and bacon!). And they grind the beef daily so it’s not super greasy nor is it a flat, processed patty.
They are losing a star for their fries. One of the few places I can actually eat the fries because they aren’t cross-​contaminated with gluten, but, alas, they are baked and on the soggy side.
We had to share a chocolate milkshake for dessert. So rich. So creamy. And very chocolate-​y. They also have killer lemonades too that come in unique flavours (beet!?) that are fun to try.

I definitely love this place: healthy, tasty, not expensive and they are pretty fast serving your meals.
I usually come here after work at night time and the atmosphere at that time is pretty relaxing, I know that around lunch time they are pretty packed, everybody that went there always recommended it.
My favourite is the beef burger on whole wheat, called West Side with no-​salsa (sorry guys but I personally try to not eat onions), I get the fries (they give you lots of them, so if you are in two you can share 1 portion) and my favourite drink is the beet one.
The people working there are pretty friendly, young and dynamic. They always one and check if you are doing alright.
What I like is that every ingredients are actually all from Ontario and they don’t use gmo ingridients.
You should definitely check this place out, it is definitely worth it.

I love this place. Heard about b. good from a co-​worker. So glad we decided to eat lunch here.
I ordered the Goomba beef burger with fries and a drink. The burger toppings included marinated arugula, wild mushrooms, and smoked gouda. They all complemented each other nicely. The beef patty was delicious, and the meat was juicy. The bun was nice and soft. They even have a gluten free bun option.
I love their fries, they have this spice mixture on them that just makes them divine. The fries have less fat and are healthier than fries you would get from other fast food places. What also makes them different is that they are finished off in the oven. The place even has their own all natural ketchup!
I love their home made lemonade. The beet and the rosemary lemonades are really good. I’d recommend giving them a try. It’s not overtly tart and I liked that the beet lemonade, had that beet taste but it wasn’t over powering.
Great friendly staff and bonus if you sign up for their rewards you get free fries on your next visit. The staff screwed up my order, but were quick to fix the mistake and we got free fries on our next visit!
What really great about this place is that things are locally sourced, and you can feel good about the food that you are eating.
Will definitely be back!

I’ve been walking past this place for a little while and finally found the time to pop in. I was really drawn in by their «buy local» and fresh made, ground in store burgers and really interesting and tasty sounding salads. B. Good seemed to be offering fast food that was fresh and locally sourced. I was expecting an owner run shop, but this place is run like a franchise without any ownership present. Which wasn’t a problem by any means, it was merely an impression I received from looking at it from the outside, as they have the owners name on the front door. The staff did a decent job, but like any franchise run store, the employees don’t seem to care all that much.
All of that aside, the food was ok, I had the COUSIN OLIVER burger which was to have fresh veggies including home made pickles! I also had their fresh fries and a chocolate milkshake which they boasted had the best handmade ice cream ever in it. Well The burger was just ok, the patty was actually smaller than the bun lol, I also found it very crumbly, super dry to the taste and hard to keep together, partly because they used 2 super thick slices of tomato which were very mushy and not fresh at all. Sadly they also forgot the homemade pickles! which was VERY disappointing… as it was a big reason i ordered it. There was nothing I could do as I was home already and definitely was not going back just for pickles lol.
Over all the burger had potential but was assembled quite poorly and again quite dry and overcooked, it was also smaller than the average home made burger by far. The milkshake was also just average, the ice cream was honestly nothing special, or not nearly as special as they advertised, in my opinion for $ 5.99 it should have blown me away… I’ve definitely had MUCH better.
What was as advertised though was the fries, they were delicious. in conclusion, my experience at B. Good could have been much better, but it was far from lousy, I will definitely give this place another try and next time I will be more diligent and inspect my order thoroughly before leaving, I will also give one of their pretty tasty looking, but very highly priced salads a try as well.
Finally, Be prepared to shell out more Shekel’s or Drachma’s for this food, as this place not cheap by any means. I’ll update this after my next visit, here’s hoping it’s a better experience!

«One of the best finishes after this meal was the fact that we didn’t feel heavy nor get any heartburn.
Overall, we had a wholesome experience at B. Good and could recommend it for all the burger lovers. Too bad the restaurant was not licensed for alcohol — a glass of cold, local brew could go well with the experience. «
“It has a consistent message all around and, despite being a chain, maintains a personable attitude.»
Just a few bites of our full review.

I live in the area and I’ve been watching this place under renovation for what seemed like forever. The food is good (I had the quinoa kale bowl with almond, ginger and other veg). It was a bit pricey though, I added grilled chicken to my bowl and got a combo (drink and baked sweet potato fries), came out to $ 20. But, I’m willing to pay more for local fresh REAL food.
The staff are really friendly and they have free WiFi (which is the reason I came in! The local coffee shop was full). It was bright and sunny and a great place to enjoy a fresh and delicious meal.
I’m so happy that we this choice in the area. I hope it does well =)

A random find walking through the st Lawrence market area but I’m glad I found it. Apparently they just open up two weeks ago. So that’s good
It’s nice to have a nice burger place in area outside of Mcds or BK that are right on same block.
My burger was small but the patty was thick and juicy, still the price wasn’t worth it but I have come back to find the right burger
The sweet potatoes fries was killer good and there drink were nice, this blueberry drink was awesome, true star

Stumbled upon this healthy gem the other day while taking a stroll in my new neighbourhood! The outdoor signage definitely roped me in – a fast food place with a veggie-​based menu!
I really like that their fresh bowls do away with noodles or rice, and use kale and quinoa instead. I find it to be way more satisfying, tasty, and «no filler.» The curry and grilled avocado is amazing — satisfying and full of flavour. You can add some sliced chicken in there for a couple more bucks. Though very vegan-​friendly they also have beef & turkey burgers, along with veggie options as well. Their shakes are also quite good.
Not totally keen on the environment, which makes me think of a late-​night burrito place. A more chill vibe would make me want to dine there, but for now it feels like a take-​out option. Though it appears they have a large patio space in the works, so the summer could be a total game-​changer on a busy corner like Front & Jarvis. I do like (keeping with the fast food vibe) that their pop machine pumps healthier alternatives to Coke and Pepsi.
Food is a little pricey but expected for quality ingredients. Well worth the price.
I’ve been here quite a few times now, and really happy every time. I’m very excited that a healthy spot is around the corner from my house. Looking forward to exploring the menu even further — which includes a nutrition chart for all their food. Pretty handy!
NOTE: I highly recommend joining their «family» because membership has its privileges: I’ve already received free soup, fries, and chili for my loyalty!