Toasted (UCF area)

This Toasted location is quite frankly alright. I’ve been there twice and each time the series was INCREDIBLY SLOW. About 25/30 min for one sandwich. I’ve been to the one in Lake Nona countless of times. And that’s my favorite. The brand is a great experience and I would recommend the food to everyone, but the service kind of puts a damper on my experience and it’s the first think pple noticed when I’d invite them to eat there.

I understand that this is a grilled cheese place, but we came for the impossible burger. We've had it at every restaurant that carries it in the area, and were excited to try it here. It was the least expensive here. The burger was good but not great as I've become accustomed to, mainly I think because they overcooked it. The patty was dry. The impossible burger should be juicy, as it was at every other place we've had it. That being said it tasted fine, and the trimmings were great, fontina cheese was a nice touch. We'll come back to try the grilled cheese, since it seems that is where this place shines.

Great food! Lots of options.
They need to lower their prices a little or offer a weekday student deal to stay in business. Great place to hang out, but not the best to do business.
Their isn’t a single outlet for public use.

This restaurant is a holistically great experience. The service was friendly and food came out at a good pace. The food was delicious, some of the best burgers and grilled cheese comfort foods I've had. The theme was also pleasant and fun to look at.

I have never had a bad meal at Toasted. They offer a slightly different take on a burgers and fries recipe. The bread is really soft and tastes wonderful.

They have several other menu selections other than burgers, but I have never tried any of those. They are probably as good as the burgers.

I first tried an impossible burger here. It is a plant based meatless pattie. Look it up for further details. I was pleasantly surprised with this. It is not a bad taste at all. It isn't meat, but it is really close in taste. It probably defeated the purpose of what the manufacture intended, but with bacon, ketchup, and a fried egg on top you can't tell the difference.

Awhile back Toasted had Coke Freestyle machines. They no longer have these and now have a regular soda fountain. They still have Coke, Sprite and a few other choices, but there are also beverages from a supplier called Blue Sky. Not quite a Coke, but also not bad.

Be sure to check this place out if you are in the area.