Brunch tomorrow (Sunday) - any ideas?
I'd love some recs for tomorrow's brunch for me and a friend. We are meeting at Yonge & Eg (halfway between her place and mine) but I don't mind subwaying down yonge, and then walking for good chow.
We're craving good ole' breakfast food... nothing fancy, but good coffee and big portions.
Thanks Chowhounds, and Happy New Year!
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Amore gets rave reviews.
2425 Yonge Street -- (416) 322-6184 – http://www.amoretrattoria.ca
Brunch on Saturdays and Sundays. Prices are stiff though. Has anyone been there? Any comments?›1 Reply -
Hi CHs... So I thought I'd report back. Thanks for all the recs. We actually ended up at Over Easy on Bloor (west of Avenue). The coffee was endless, portions pretty good, and service good. The homefries left much to be desired though.
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re: c_snapper
Too late now, but I place we really enjoying going to is Marvellous Edibles on Laird. It is off the beaten track but still gets quite a crowd. The do great omelets and waffles. Lottsa coffee and quite comfortable. We've been wanting to try their dinner but so far haven't gotten around to it. If you've tried it, I'd be interested to hear any comments?
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re: merlot143
Sorry to say that it's only become worse. It used to be one of my favorite little neighbourhood brunch places - good food, good service...though there was always a wait if you got there anything other than *early*. Now the food is nothing to write home about and the service leaves a bit to be desired. Too bad as I love their bread...
Say - can anyone recommend a good brunch place in the Bay and Bloor area that won't break the bank? Other than Over Easy, the New York Diner and Bloor Street Diner? I used to just love Elipsis on College W. but it's long gone...
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re: xtal
I agree with xtal - Eggstacy is your best bet but it's not even close to the atmosphere of Ellipsis (I used to love it there!) - it's much more like Over Easy, but better food. There are also a few brunch items at Pusateri's - you can grab a bacon and egg bagel or peameal sandwich or croissant or omelette. I wouldn't recommend it if you're more than 2 people as it's pretty tight seating - nicer in the summer when there are tables outside. Enjoy!
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i've heard wonderful things about Homeway on Mount Pleasant north of Eglinton
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The Homeway
955 Mt Pleasant, Toronto, ON M4P2L7, CA›3 Replies-
re: LemonLauren
i went for brunch at Homeway at the end of the summer and thought it was kind of terrible. If you do a search you'll find another post by me about it. Boils down to bad service (wrong order, inattentive etc) and mediocre to bad food (they even messed up toast!).
I really wanted to like it too since it's right by my apartment but they made it VERY difficult. I do like that they have a patio though in the summer.
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re: wontonfm
Well, I've been to Homeway many times, and it has always been a pleasure. The service is hit and miss (sometimes they have inexperienced servers), but the food has always been great in an upscale comfort food way, and the atmosphere is relaxed and pleasant. The owner is a cheerful man.
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The Rebel House on Yonge at the Rosedale Subway has a great Brunch Menu....big portions and good coffee...Miranda
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re: smook
I have to disagree with the above posters. Inspired by this thread, my wife and I headed over for a late brunch. The restaurant is nice and homey, but very crowded. I could have lived with that if the food was worthwhile. My wife had the poached eggs with salmon and it wasn't bad, but nothing special. I had the meatloaf sandwich and was severly dissapointed. The meatloaf had no texture at all and I don't know about the taste as it had so much barbeque sauce you couldn't taste anything else.
I will agree that the service was great. When I mentioned that I wasn't happy they took the sandwich off the bill without even having asked. That little bit of care and the many fine reviews posted here means there is a small chance I may go back some day for a second chance.
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