Victoria Square Mall staple Kraut Haven closes its doors
Global News
The European specialty restaurant had been a mainstay at the Victoria Square Mall food court for over 30 years.
Kraut Haven has officially sold its last cabbage roll.
The European specialty restaurant has been a mainstay at the Victoria Square Mall food court for over 30 years.
The schnitzel, cabbage rolls, coffee and perogies all at a fair price brought Kraut Haven many loyal customers.
However, it was Kraut Haven’s longtime owner that ensured people kept coming back for more.
Gladys Toebs worked at Kraut Haven for four years before purchasing the restaurant with her husband in 1989.
Unfortunately due to a recent cancer diagnosis, she is unable to keep the business open.
“My business has been my life and I’ve enjoyed it. I’ve had good times and bad times here and I’ve always managed to get through,” said Toebs.
On Saturday, the Victoria Square food court was packed with people coming to say goodbye to Gladys.
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