Toronto restaurant owner goes on rant after customer complains about $12 sandwich Toronto
A Toronto restaurant owner recently issued a lengthy explanation to a customer who complained about the price of a $12 sandwich, citing rising food inflation, as well as other costs associated with running a small business., located at 1030 St Clair Ave W, is a sandwich shop known for its Montreal-style bagels featuring small-batch smoked salmon. The store's sandwiches range from $3 for your typical butter bagel to $16 for more premium toppings.
"Warning: Only read this post if you want to learn about what it is like to run a small business. This type of review/ comment gets me to my core. Let me explain," the post reads."I'm sure you've been to a grocery store lately and have noticed that food is expensive. And while this is a bigger issue , it is something that affects food businesses immensely and comments about pricing tends to be a sensitive topic for me," the small business owner wrote.
"I then take that food and do more things to it using my time and skills, under a roof that I pay rent on monthly, with lights on, with refrigeration that loves to get repaired, using soap and sanitizer and linens to properly clean," the explanation continues.
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