Who doesn’t love a great brunch? Here’s my take on the top 5 Toronto Brunch spots in the East End. Three’s Company www.threes-company.com 673 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, 416-406-3233 Three’s Company is a small and pleasant restaurant that is hugely popular with locals in the Pape and Danforth neighbourhood. The weekend and holiday brunch menu includes more than just the regular suspects. For something a little different, try the Southwestern Eggs — eggs poached in salsa, avocado, cilantro and green olives, served with tortilla chips. Or how about poutine for breakfast? Three’s Company serves up a hearty
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When you think of North Toronto, I bet you don't think of independent coffee shops with hip decor, original artwork and live music. The reason for that might be because, to be honest, we really don't have those up here. At least we didn't until The Mad Bean opened up in 2009. For the coffee connoisseur looking for great organic, fair trade coffee, delivered in a unique and inviting coffee house environment, The Mad Bean is the place in North Toronto
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Foodies, start your engines. Winterlicious Toronto turns 10 this year. The Winterlicious Prix Fixe Promotion and the Culinary Events Series run from January 27 - February 9, 2012. It’s your opportunity to test drive a selection of Toronto’s outstanding restaurants with 175 of them offering three-course prix fixe menus for lunch or dinner. Lunch menus are priced at $15, $20 and $25 and dinner is priced at $25, $35 and $
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Southern Californian cooking has ventured north with the arrival of The Combine Eatery on the Danforth. This relatively new restaurant is a welcome addition to the neighbourhood
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Café St. Germain opened its doors on Avenue Road in September and is quickly becoming a local hot spot. The Mediterranean-inspired café, with its modern yet warm decor, draws you in right off the sidewalk. My family and I checked it out for brunch. A neighbourhood hub Café St. Germain opened on Avenue road with the aim of becoming a neighbourhood hub. In this area of town, where traffic can get pretty thick heading to and from the 401, it’s certainly a welcome addition to the neighbourhood as a place to spend some time enjoying
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Every once in a while I am afforded a free evening, and when this happens I am always eager to sample an amazing Toronto restaurant. My recent eating adventures led me to The Pear Tree Restaurant in Cabbagetown and a lovely meal with a couple vegetarian friends. The Pear Tree is one of those hidden gems that is a hot spot for locals, generating a loyal following of diners, yet remaining fairly unheard of outside the neighbourhood. Hidden in a quiet stretch of Parliament Street, The Pear Tree is easily passed by, but definitely worth a visit. A Taste of
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It’s only been around for six months, but Toronto’s Uncle Betty’s Diner is quickly becoming a popular family-friendly dining destination near Yonge and Eglinton. Inspired by the diners of New York, Uncle Betty’s opened with the idea of providing good food in a relaxed setting that kids will enjoy
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A review of Lazy Daisy's on Gerrard, a new kid-friendly cafe in Toronto's East End
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East Toronto mom reviews magic Oven
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Located in the heart of the Junction at 2945 Dundas Street West, The Beet Organic Café offers an eclectic, delicious menu of fully organic fare for both adults and kids. Owned and operated by Michelle Vella, a certified nutritional practitioner, and Heather Osler, a homeopathic doctor, you can be guaranteed a healthy and sumptious organic meal at this Toronto cafe. I’ve had the lamb burger and roasted chicken sandwich, and I actually groaned out loud. Between the cool atmosphere, delicious organic meals, open concept design, and beautiful bathrooms, The Beet is a must-visit Junction cafe. And
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