Your Toss It Up-date
We’ve come to expect a mob like this at Toss It Up on Sparks St. whenever the Maclean’s crew heads over for lunch, a not-infrequent occurrence. Recession-proof formula for a successful Ottawa restaurant:
• Crowded
• Loud
• Staff shouts numbers at odd intervals
• There are forms to fill out
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• Establishment name evokes thoughts of regurgitation
• Food’s good.
Apparently the last point trumps the others.
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