You Haven't Truly Brunched In Toronto Unless You've Been To These 8 Toronto Restaurants
Here's how to properly brunch! 🥞🥐.
A person at Bar Koukla in Toronto. Right: A person brunching at Saving Grace in Toronto.
Brunch in Toronto isn't always just about the classics like eggs benedict and pancakes — the multicultural city offers a whole lot more variety than that, to make all your breakfast dreams come true.
There are so many Toronto restaurants that offer brunch on the weekends and you could indulge in so many different cuisines.
While some restaurants are more famous for brunch than others, the great thing about the 6ix is that it never gets repetitive.
Here are eight Toronto restaurants with brunch menus with the most drool-worthy food you need to try to feel like you've conquered the brunching scene in the 6ix.
Maha's Egyptian Brunch
Price: 💸 💸
Cuisine: Egyptian
Address: 226 Greenwood Ave, Toronto
Why You Need To Go: If you're looking for authentic Arabic food, then you should definitely check out Maha's.
Their food is not only recognized by the Michelin Guide, but the foul and falafel are so flavourful and delicious.
They also serve other must-tries like Maha's Mind Blowing Chicken, Pharoh's Po Boy, and Kebda Iskandarani.
Mildred's Temple Kitchen
Price: 💸💸
Cuisine: Brunch
Address: 85 Hanna Ave #104, Toronto
Why You Need To Go: You can't have a list of places to brunch without having Mildred's Temple Kitchen on there. It's basically a right of passage for anyone looking to truly enjoy the daytime meal.
They are famous for their Mrs. Biederhof's Wild Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes. The fluffy stack is served with a wild blueberry compote, Lanark County organic maple syrup and whipped cream, and they are so picture-worthy!
Saving Grace
Price: 💸
Cuisine: Breakfast and brunch
Address: 907 Dundas St W, Toronto
Why You Need To Go: Located on Dundas Street West, this Toronto restaurant has been serving breakfast and brunch dishes since the year 2000.
Saving Grace is a small restaurant, but it has a loaded menu with one of the best French toasts in the city.
Casa Madera
@narcitytoronto Casa Madera has a new brunch experience! Described as a place where "the sand meets the sea," the Mediterranean Mexican restaurant inside Toronto's 1 Hotel provides a menu full of mouthwatering gourmet dishes, signature cocktails and even live entertainment right at your table. Have you been before? #casamadera #toronto #torontobrunch #ontario #narcity #canada
Price: 💸 💸 💸
Cuisine: Mediterranean Mexican
Address: 550 Wellington St W, Toronto
Why You Need To Go: Found in Toronto's 1 Hotel is a restaurant that will transport you to a more tropical place. Casa Madera, which serves a very popular dinner menu, also has a brunch that is all over social media.
The restaurant serves things like Churro French Toast, Huevos Rancheros, Frittata, and so many more drool-worthy dishes.
Manita
Price: 💸 💸
Cuisine: International
Address: 210 Ossington Ave, Toronto
Why You Need To Go: This Toronto restaurant serves breakfast and brunch every day of the week, so you don't need to go on a weekend to check it out. Also, you probably don't want to go on a Saturday or Sunday because it's usually so busy. However, busy means good and at Manita the brunch is great.
From pancakes to mushroom croque madame, Manita burger, and oxtail marmalade, you will find something you'll love here.
Manita Menu
Bar Koukla
Price: 💸💸
Cuisine: Greek
Address: 88 Ossington Ave Unit 2, Toronto
Why You Need To Go: Tucked away on Ossington Avenue is the sister restaurant of Mamakas Taverna and their brunch menu is a must-try.
They make an eggs benedict on a spanakopita and it's such a fun take on the classic dish.
Sisters & Co.
Price: 💸
Cuisine: Asian-inspired
Address: 887 Dundas St W, Toronto
Why You Need To Go: This brunch spot is so cute and adorable, and even though, at first glance, it might seem like any regular spot, the menu certainly differs.
The restaurant was founded in 2019 by three best friends and they have added Asian twists to classic dishes.
You can get your hands on a Bulgogi Beef Benedict, Earl Grey Pancakes and Gochujang Chicken and Waffles.
Sisters & Co. Menu
KOST
Price: 💸💸
Cuisine: Bajan-inspired
Address: 80 Blue Jays Way 44th Floor, Toronto
Why You Need To Go: At the top of the Bisha Hotel lies KOST, a stunning all-glass restaurant overlooking the city and the Californian vibes will transport you to Los Angeles.
No matter what time of year, KOST always feels like a happier and summery place, especially when heading there on a sunny day. The vibes are immaculate.
The restaurant serves up a brunch menu filled with delicious eats like eggs benny, coconut pancakes, spicy tuna bowl and more.
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