Sunday Brunch near the Eaton Centre. Who's got it going on?

[Googs]

Presently we're considering The Senator (haven't been in years) or Harlem(!) for eggs and grits. What's the latest on those two? Is there anywhere else nearby open on a Sunday morning and with egg?

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Senator
249 Victoria St, Toronto, ON M5B1T8, CA

[currycue]

I second the Senator in that area. Everywhere else will be lined up and the food won't be as good. Was forced to go to Eggspectations last time the Senator closed and it was truly awful (who puts cornmeal in waffle batter?)

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Eggspectation
220 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B2H1, CA

[piccola]

Actually, I love cornmeal in waffle batter - gives them more heft. But I'm not keen on Eggspectations either.

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Eggspectation
220 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B2H1, CA

[currycue]

... right now someone in Liege, Belgium is crying :D

[fooddiva7]

I agree re: Eggspectation being simply awful. Didn't think anyone can fudge up " French Toast" so badly. Bottom was completely burnt and service was just as mediocre.

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Eggspectation
220 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B2H1, CA

[Gary]

The Senator is still worthy of a visit, based on our last couple brunches there in late 2009.

Le Petit Dejeuner on King east of Jarvis is popular for a reason, with long lines for the waffles and other high quality breakfasty goodies. Not a bad walk from the Eaton Centre if the weather is nice. You might need to line up, though. Opens at 10am.

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Le Petit Dejeuner
191 King St E, Toronto, ON M5A1J5, CA

[CocoaChanel]

I second Le Petit Dejuner - eggcellent omellettes

[TorontoJo]

Well, given the Le Petit Dejeuner has been offered as a suggestion, in the same area is Hank's, which may be my new favourite brunch spot for it's combination of great atmosphere, great menu and laid back vibe.

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Le Petit Dejeuner
191 King St E, Toronto, ON M5A1J5, CA

[Herb]

Queen & Beaver plus soccer.

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Queen & Beaver
35 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G, CA