I work around the neighbourhood and passed by wicked today and thought I'd give it a try. They have a huge food and drink menu available, not to mention the large variety of baked goods (some gluten free too) that spread across the food display area. I was surprised by the gourmet sandwiches available but what caught my eye was this veggie pie, which looked more like a veggie cake. An Asian man behind the counter, who later on I found out is the owner, described the pie as layers of yam, eggplant, black beans, corn, and tomato pulled between tortilla wraps. I was sold and decided to get one.

My verdict for the pie was OK. It didn't blow me away but it also wasn't bad. For the ingredients inside, I felt that it didn't quite match the cost. There was an abundance of beans and corn, which were from cans. I wish there were more pieces of vegetables.

The place isn't a must visit and it's more like a neighbourhood cafe. The decor isnt anything fancy and you can see all the mess in the back kitchen as there is no doorway between the FOH and kitchen. That being said though I thought the owner provided great service and I appreciate that they are huge supporters of many charity groups. They have you the option to donate to a charity when you are settling your bill at the front.

I'll be back to try their coffee next time!