As a brunch staple goes, eggs benny still tops my list.
Still, there are times I’m craving something different, even if it’s just
slightly enhanced for brunch. Enter Le Lert, a Thai influenced restaurant
located near College...
Le Lert (Toronto)
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Showing posts with label brunch. Show all posts
RH Courtyard Restaurant for Brunch (Toronto)
RH Courtyard is probably one of the lesser-known restaurants
at Yorkdale Mall. Yet, it’s a beauty. A man-made garden patio tucked into Restoration
Hardware so that a trip to the toilet will have you distracted with furniture
envy.
Crème...
Bread & Butter (Toronto)
Walking into Bread and Butter feels like you’re entering grandma’s
house. It’s cozy and old fashioned, the smell of food beckons coyly, and there’s
a warmth (in terms of temperature and hospitality) that feels familiar....
Bethune's Bistro (Gravenhurst)
Ten dollars doesn’t buy much lately. Even more so when you’re
dining out and combos at fast food restaurants are in the double digits. Which
made walking into Bethune’s Bistro a quaint surprise, as you can still get quite
a...
Hazel’s Diner Mount Pleasant (Toronto)
As a society, we seem to be a nostalgic bunch. Possibly a by
product of living through the pandemic, or just because we crave the “good old
days” when things were just simpler. We’re listening to more oldies than current
top...
Frankie’s Modern Diner (Victoria)
Before a day of sightseeing, we like to properly prepare
ourselves with a hearty meal and Frankie’s Modern Diner seemed like the ideal
spot to tuck into a traditional no-fuss breakfast. The large wooden booths provide
the...
CLOSED: Babel (Toronto) for brunch
Cutting into
the fish cake benny ($19) a sigh of relief is emitted when there wasn’t a gush
of yolk spilling onto the plate. Undercooked eggs is something I detest, it’s
as if the egg just barfed all over the plate....
Evviva (Toronto)
If seasons could be paired with mealtimes and types, Spring
just reminds me of traditional English brunch. Even more so when experienced in
the pastel hued Evviva that has made its way into North York.
Their menu is extensive...
MIA Brunch Bar (Toronto)
In the dead of February, the wind tunnel at Yonge and
Eglinton couldn't stop me from visiting MIA Brunch Bar to catch up with a
friend. It seemed like others felt the same, as all the tables were filled by
our 10:30 visit...
Bistro Mirepoix (St. Catherines)
How sweet it is to be able to dine at a restaurant again –
not takeout or delivery, but really sit there and enjoy the whole experience of
being at somewhere else. My last experience was back in the fall of 2020, bundled
up...
Cafe Landwer (Toronto)
To classify Café Landwer into a type of eatery is difficult.
Their menu is as eclectic as Pickle Barrel’s, a mix of Arabic, German, and
American dishes that don’t seem to go together, but somehow is listed on the
same page....
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