Toronto’s brunch scene goes way beyond eggs benny and pancakes (though we’ve had plenty of both).
We’ve eaten our way through the city’s brunch spots, from Broadview to Dundas West to the Junction.
These are the 12 best brunch spots in Toronto for 2026, plus exactly what to order at each one.
1. Lady Marmalade (Broadview)
At Lady Marmalade, brunch transforms into a celebration of flavor and comfort with a little etra flair
Nestled on Broadway Ave, this beloved spot draws crowds eager to savor their signature Breakfast Sandwich, a harmonious blend of scrambled eggs, bacon, and avocado, elevated by a spicy chipotle mayo.
Go heartier with the Braised Beef Benny, whosetender meat and zesty horseradish crema leaves a lasting impression, compelling you to plan your next visit before you’ve even left.
What to order: Cheddar & Spinach Waffle, Breakfast Sandwich, Braised Beef Benny
Address: 265 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON M4M 2G8
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2. MIA Brunch Bar (Yonge & Eglinton)
MIA Brunch Bar takes classic brunch favorites and gives them a playful glow-up, all in a lively space that’s made for lingering.
Start with the Chicken Belgian Waffles, a delightful mix of crunchy chicken on soft waffles, sprinkled with bacon bits and drizzled with your choice of maple crème or hot honey.
The Crunchy French Toast redefines breakfast with a unique cornflake crust, merging crunch and sweetness flawlessly.
With a vibrant atmosphere, a Chai Tea Latte in hand, and a sunlit garden patio, this brunch spot is a must-visit for a memorable morning meal.
What to order: Chicken Belgian Waffle, Crunchy French Toast, Chai Tea Latte, Fluffy Pancake Trio
Address: 2140 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4S 2A8
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3. Emma’s Country Kitchen (St. Clair West)
Emma’s Country Kitchen is the kind of brunch spot that makes the morning slow down in the best way. Think cozy and casual, with the menu sticking to comfort classics (without making them boring).
Dive into their Brunch Poutine, where crispy home fries meet melting cheddar and Swiss under a blanket of rich sage and onion sausage gravy.
The Buttermilk Pancakes are fluffy and subtly sweet, while the Biscuits & Gravy offer a creamy, satisfying bite.
What to order: Brunch Poutine, Buttermilk Pancake, Biscuits & Gravy, Emma’s Benny
Address: 810 St Clair Ave W, Toronto, ON M6E 1A7
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4. The Morning After (Fort York)
The Morning After is built for big brunch energy, especially when the table can’t agree on one thing.
Their Mash-Up Platter, a colossal assortment of pancakes, French toast, and waffles, is destined to appease the appetite of any brunch party.
Not to be overshadowed, The Wreckage piles home fries with Quebec cheese curds, hollandaise, bacon, and a fried egg, crafting a sinful decadence.
For the carnivores, the Make No Mis-Steak offers a hearty escape with its rich, flavorful cuts.
Don’t forget the crowd favorite Still Fried: boneless fried chicken on a Belgian waffle with gochujang maple syrup for that sweet-heat punch.
What to order: Mash-Up Platter, The Wreckage, Make No Mis-Steak, Still Fried, Wake & Steak
Address: 88 Fort York Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 4A7
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5. Sisters & Co (Dundas West)
For an ingenious take on brunch, Sisters & Co pairs familiar comfort with bold Asian-inspired flavors in a bright, buzzy space.
The Bulgogi Beef Benedict is sweet bulgogi and velvety poached eggs on an English muffin–truly revolutionizes morning meals.
For those craving a bit of a kick, the Gochujang Chicken and Waffle features spicy chilli-coated chicken with a robust waffle.
And the Chicken Katsu Club Sandwich stacks crispy chicken cutlets on toasted milk bread, proving that comfort food can be both refined and satisfying.
What to order: Bulgogi Beef Benedict, Gochujang Chicken and Waffle, Chicken Katsu Club Sandwich, Earl Gray Pancakes
Address: 887 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1V9
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6. La Cubana (Ossington)
La Cubana channels a lively 1950s vibe with its Cuban comfort food served in a vibrant, retro setting.
The Pressed Cubano Sandwich, a mouthwatering combination of pulled pork roast, ham, Swiss cheese, and mustard aioli, perfectly captures the essence of Cuban cuisine.
For a hearty companion, the Yuca Frita offers a crispy exterior with a soft heart. Don’t skip the Molasses Roasted Pork Shoulder, lavishly basted in molasses and served with a piquant Romesco sauce.
What to order: Pressed Cubano Sandwich, Yuca Frita, Molasses Roasted Pork Shoulder, Chicken Medianoche, Conch Fritters
Address: 29 Ossington Ave, Toronto, ON M6J 2Z4
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7. Good Fork (Dundas West)
The atmosphere at Good Fork is as inviting as the menu is innovative. The interior, with its soft lighting and plush seating, complements the creative dishes perfectly.
Try the Blueberry Halva Pancakes, where fluffy buttermilk embraces sweet orange blossom ricotta and zesty blueberry halva crumble—a truly unique combination.
If you’re in the mood for something savory, the Spanish Hash is hearty and satisfying, crowned with soft poached eggs and a rich sauce to convert the whole plate into pure comfort.
What to order: Blueberry Halva Pancake, Spanish Hash, Hummus Bowl, Pressed Sucuk Sandwich, Good Forkin’ Morning
Address: 1550 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6K 1T5
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8. Easy Restaurant (Parkdale)
Travel back in time with Easy Restaurant’s signature Huevos Divorciados. Sitting prettily on corn tortillas, sunny eggs meet green salsa and hearty black beans, perfectly paired with crunchy toasted baguettes and creamy guacamole.
Don’t skip their Mexican Rider if you crave a kick—scrambled eggs jazzed up with grilled chorizo and jalapeños on a tender corn tortilla.
Each bite at Easy feels like a lively homage to your favorite diner classics with a Mexican twist.
What to order: Huevos Divorciados, Breakfast Burrito, Chicken Quesadilla, Mexican Rider
Address: 1645 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6R 1A9
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9. Dirty Food Eatery (The Junction)
Brunch at Dirty Food Eatery becomes an indulgent affair where guilty pleasures are gloriously revered.
The Chicken ‘n’ Waffle seduces with its crisp, buttermilk fried chicken atop a golden, fluffy waffle.
For a Benedict with personality, go for the Shrimpcake Benny. Instead of the usual base, it starts with lemony, herb-kissed shrimp cakes, then gets topped with poached eggs and silky hollandaise, finished with pops of briny crunch.
Pair it with a specialty coffee or a craft cocktail and settle in.
Add a specialty coffee or a craft cocktail for the complete cozy experience at this Junction gem.
What to order: Chicken N Waffle, Shrimpcake Benny, Eggs Jenny, Apple JonnyCakes
Address: 3070 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z7
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10. The Federal (Dundas West)
The Federal infuses classic brunch with nostalgic charm.
Go straight for the Gold Standard Breakfast Sandwich, stacked and satisfying with your choice of protein, cheesy eggs, and a punchy finish that keeps every bite interesting.
If a pressed sandwich speaks to you, the Cubano offers that salty, savory balance with rich pork and bright, tangy accents.
For something handheld and hearty, the Breakfast Burrito wraps up a warm, cheesy center with creamy, zippy add-ons and a little crunch on the side.
What to order: Gold Standard Breakfast Sandwich, Cubano, Breakfast Burrito, Kale Caesar
Address: 1438 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1Y6
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11. Almond Butterfly Bistro (Dundas West & Harbord)
Almond Butterfly Bistro is a sanctuary for those seeking gluten-free indulgence (without the compromise).
Their Venice Beach Avocado Toast, a heavenly layering of smoked salmon and guac on artisanal bread, sets a high standard for brunch.
On the sweeter side, the cinnamon buns have that bakery-style pull and warm spice that makes sharing… unlikely.
Here, all dietary preferences are met, from vegan to paleo. his bistro not only caters to health-conscious diners but also excites with its thoughtful menu.
What to order: The Venice Beach Avocado Toast, Smoked Salmon Toast, Pura Vida, Farmer’s Breakfast
Address:
-792 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1V1
-100 Harbord Street, Toronto, ON M5S 1G6
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12. Maha’s (Greenwood)
Maha’s on Greenwood Ave is celebrated for its authentic Egyptian cuisine.
Their Egyptian Falafel, with its crispy shell and gooey egg center, accompanied by spiced cumin home fries and fresh Salata Balady, is a culinary excursion in its own right.
The Egga, a herb-forward omelette paired with Balady bread, presents a lighter, flavorful option.
Crowds gather here for their exotic coffee selections, especially the creamy Hazelnut Latte, which adds a cafe-style finish worth the wait.
What to order: Egyptian Falafel, Egga, Shakshuka, Maha’s Mind Blowing Chicken, Watermelon Feta Salad, Hazelnut Latte
Address: 226 Greenwood Ave, Toronto, ON M4L 2R2
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We guess we’d never know why brunch is oh-so-special, the only thing we are sure about is that we can never get enough of it.
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