Feed Scarborough

What is Feed Scarborough? Located in an industrial complex at 3595 St Clair Avenue East near Scarborough Junction, Feed Scarborough is a community food hub, commercial kitchen, and urban farm initiative spearheaded by chef and food security advocate Suman Roy. The facility operates as a barrier-free community food space anchored by dignified dining programs like The Resilient Cafe and the on-site Scarborough Junction Community Farm. Inside, the layout is practical and welcoming, providing simple communal dining tables and gathering areas designed to bring neighbours together over hot food.

Feed Scarborough Menu & What to Order Kitchen teams prepare scratch-cooked daily meals and hearty soups made with pantry staples and fresh vegetables harvested right from their urban farm beds. Rotating selections feature wholesome vegetable curries, comforting bean and lentil stews, fresh harvest salads, and culturally diverse lunch plates with ample vegan, vegetarian, and halal-friendly considerations. Served alongside fresh drip coffee and tea, the hot meals provide nourishing dining without a traditional price tag, operating as a dignified pay-what-you-can or free meal resource for the community.

Know Before You Go No reservations are required, with meal programs and community support operating on a walk-in basis. The complex has open surface parking, and transit riders can take the 102 Markham or 9 Bellamy bus routes directly from Warden station. Warehouse operations and cafe programming generally run Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.