#2,121 in Toronto. 17 Redditors across 30 mentions, Oct 2023 to May 2026.
What Reddit says
Known for modern Indigenous food such as the bannock burger, and many Redditors enjoy it. Some raise doubts about the business's stated mission, based on what they have heard from Indigenous acquaintances.
Paraphrased from the comments below.
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In their words
Short excerpts, each linked to the full comment on Reddit.
“the true native community eats here and loves it because regardless of who is making it, it reminds them of home.”
Liked itr/FoodToronto, Mar 2025Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “Every time we ordered something they came back and told us they ran out of ingredients.”
Not a fanr/FoodToronto, Sep 2024Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “We had a buffalo stew for lunch today and it was great.”
Liked itr/FoodToronto, Dec 2023Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “I liked their food when I went years ago”
Liked itr/FoodToronto, Mar 2026Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “I’d say take him to Tea N Bannock for modern indigenous. It’s delicious”
Liked itr/FoodToronto, Feb 2026Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “That Bannock burger looks amazing. I will definitely have to check them out.”
Liked itr/FoodToronto, Mar 2025Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “Had Tea N Bannock today, was so good”
Loved itr/FoodToronto, Nov 2024Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “Food is great. Service is overwhelmed and hours have always been tough.”
Liked itr/FoodToronto, Sep 2024Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “Tea N Bannock: indigenous food. I think they serve fish from First Fish, bison burger, birch bark coffee”
Liked itr/FoodToronto, Jun 2024Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “The little shop in Kensington was so delicious.”
Liked itr/FoodToronto, May 2026Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “Tea n Bannock is excellent. It has been open on Gerrard near Greenwood for years. Good bisonburgers and frybread.”
Liked itr/FoodToronto, Oct 2023Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab) “I have heard too often from my pals and peers from various Indigenous communities, (including culinary), that the business "mission" is a farce”
Not a fan (secondhand)r/FoodToronto, Mar 2025Read on Reddit (opens in a new tab)
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