Breakfast Restaurants near Toronto ON (452 Result(s))

Come taste a delectable dish at Burger King - Toronto. You can get there by bicycle. The surrounding location is memorable for its restaurants, merchants and parks.

Opening its first deli restaurant in 1976, Druxy's Famous Deli has championed its traditional Deli roots while continuing to offer customers fresh, nutritious food backed by warm and caring service. We take great pride in both the quality of our food and the classic way we prepare it to-order for each and every customer. Today, Druxy's Famous Deli is Canada's premier chain of quick service, traditional Jewish style deli restaurants, with 44 restaurants and kiosks in major healthcare facilities, office towers, shopping centers, museums, and airports.

Sunset Grill is Ontario's number one source for great breakfast and lunch!Our food and preparation methods are 5 star inspired and quality is never sacrificed. All our menu items are cooked fresh to order using healthy methods: flat top grills, pat dry bacon and nothing is ever deep fried. With choices such as our famous bacon and 3 eggs for breakfast or our flagship Sunset Burgers for lunch, we invite you try our restaurants for an experience you can count on.

Come taste a savory meal at Sunset Grill. This establishment proposes a brunch menu, a bar-b-q and grilling menu and a breakfast menu for 11$ to 25$. Come enjoy their casual atmosphere. They are conveniently reachable by public transit but also by bicycle. The surrounding area is memorable for its stores.

Sunset Grill is a popular Canadian restaurant known for its fresh-made breakfast, brunch, and lunch options. They pride themselves on serving high-quality ingredients and a diverse menu that caters to all tastes.

This bustling new tenant in the former People's Foods space favours country-rustic cuisine, which is another way of saying comfort food that's been kicked up a notch. Former Drake Hotel chef Anthony Rose turns out satisfying, substantial dishes for locals whose chatter provides cheerful background ambiance while you nosh. Think bread pudding with wild blueberries, pork fried rice, griddled brie cornbread, and a rich and popular marvel called the PLB melt (bacon, sausage, pickle, fried egg, fried onions and cherry jam). Seating is maximized in this cozy space with a shared-dining arrangement, and a hip, happy vibe permeates. As for lubricants, Rose and Sons has a sweet wine list and some snazzy cocktails, including the much-lauded bloody Caesar, served with a sour pickle and toasted kabanosy.

There's more to life than the university classroom and more than one way to spend tuition money. This turned out to be a wise decision by the now proud owner of this funky juice bar and vegan cafe. She renovated and polished an old greasy spoon, kept the long narrow bar and small wooden booths, and created a menu that is representative of her lifestyle. To name just a few of the energy elixirs and smart drinks on the menu, there's Super Energy Cocktail, Einstein's Theory, Rocket Fuel Mix. Add a shot of wheat grass to any drink and you'll feel the blood coursing through your veins. An innovative three-page menu will amaze with its complex renditions of raw and cooked vegetables, brown rice bowls, hearty pan-Asian and Middle Eastern fare. The Sunday brunch menu was one of the first to offer hemp-seed French toast and pair it with maple syrup and fresh fruit. A favourite is grilled corn and potato cakes with salsa. While waiting for a table at peak hours, you may need more patience than