Dinner just got easier on King Street. CoMMO Kitchen and Marketplace has just opened at Betty’s on King Street, a new takeout and market concept from Michael Sullivan, the operator behind Victor Restaurant and Stackt Market. The pitch is simple: chef-made frozen meals prepared fresh daily, hot takeout, local craft beer, and more than 80 wines you cannot buy at the LCBO, all under one roof. It is open every day from 12 to 8 PM.
What makes it special
The frozen meal aisle has an image problem, and CoMMO is built to fix it. These are chef-made meals prepared fresh daily, then frozen at peak quality, from an operator whose restaurants are known for serious cooking. For anyone who wants restaurant-level food at home without the prep, the premise lands exactly where the weeknight dinner gap is.
The marketplace side is the sleeper hit. More than 80 wines not available at the LCBO is a genuine draw for collectors and curious drinkers, and the local craft beer selection keeps it grounded in Ontario. Hot takeout covers the tonight crowd; the frozen case covers the rest of the week. One stop, two missions.
What to expect
Expect a hybrid space: part takeout counter, part specialty market. Order online for pickup or walk in for hot takeout during the 12 to 8 PM daily hours. The frozen meals are the core: chef-prepared dishes made fresh daily, stocked for you to take home and finish in your own kitchen. Delivery is not available yet, so plan for pickup.
The wine wall deserves its own browse. With 80-plus labels outside the LCBO system, it is worth asking staff for guidance, especially if you are pairing with the frozen meals. The craft beer selection leans local, which fits the Sullivan playbook of championing Ontario producers.
Practical details
CoMMO Kitchen and Marketplace is located at Betty’s on King Street, Toronto. It is open every day from 12 to 8 PM. Order online for pickup; delivery is not currently offered. The concept comes from Michael Sullivan of Victor Restaurant and Stackt Market.
The opening was covered by TasteToronto. Offerings include chef-made frozen meals prepared fresh daily, hot takeout, local craft beer, and more than 80 wines not sold at the LCBO.
Who it is for
This is for busy professionals who want real food without cooking, for wine lovers hunting bottles outside the LCBO, and for King Street neighbours who just gained a very useful dinner shortcut. If your freezer is currently a sad place, CoMMO is the fix.
