Good Breakfast Place Downtown Toronto???
I'll be staying at the Sheraton in downtown Toronto for a week towards the end of July. I really hate most hotel breakfasts. They're overpriced and not terribly good. Is there any places a bit more homegrown and good that you might recommend nearby to the Sheraton? Thanks!
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Hey Kings! Do you have any idea what you want to do while you're in Toronto? Maybe we can gear some recommendations that are on the way from the Sheraton to your spots. Are you here on vacay?
I haven't seen much love for it around here, but I rather liked the breakfast butties at O&B Canteen. TERRIBLE dinner imo, but good for a quick Canadian bacon sammy.
Walking to the distillery district? You can stop by Le Petit Dejeuner for light and delicious waffles.
Lunch (if you sleep in :P): RaviSoups
would dinner recs around the hotel make sense? You might be out and about by that time...in either case, Nota Bene is a stone's throw away.
Then, if you just want something simple, FYI the closest grocery store is probably Longo's - pricey but if you just want some fruit or something in the morning...there ya go. Even better if you walk down to Chinatown. I'd say that a walk down there for some fresh rambutans, lychees, and dragonfruit is a worthy breakfast! :3
Lastly, I think that Tasty Thursday should be on by then - head to Nathan Phillip's Square for some chow around 11AM. Not breakfast, but hey I'm assuming that you're on vacation so will be snoozing a bit :)Erin
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Le Petit Dejeuner
191 King St E, Toronto, ON M5A1J5, CANota Bene
180 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M5V 2A1, CA›3 Replies -
Top of the list for me is the Senator (www.thesenator.com) Toronto's oldest restaurant and worth the detour behind Dundas Square. There's also a decent espresso bar serving Illy Cafe on Queen, east of Yonge called B Espresso Bar.
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B Espresso Bar
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Just around the corner from you is The Gabardine at 372 Bay St. I believe they open around 7am. I'm not entirely certain what their breakfast offerings are beyond homemade pastries (muffins, scones and such) and espresso-based drinks. I've had dinner there a couple of times and enjoy the comfort food menu, so I would definitely check it out for breakfast.
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re: TorontoJo
OK, I just checked the web site. They open at 8 for breakfast, and here is the menu as of January:
Homemade granola with Greek yogurt & fresh fruit- 7
Hot oatmeal with bananas, nuts, cinnamon & maple syrup- 7
Scrambled eggs with bacon & toast- 8
Egg & cheese panino with sweet onions- 8
Bacon, lettuce & tomato panino with lemon mayo- 8
Chicken sausage panino with cheese, sweet onions & arugula- 10
Muffins & Croissants- 2.50 -
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