A welcome addition to Bloor West Village - Wake a boo has a bright cute interior and overall we had…read morea good meal. The salsa in the shakshouska was really tasty and the eggs were cooked perfectly however the pita bread was underwhelming. The the mushroom eggs Benedict was good as was the bacon breakfast. The service while friendly was extremely slow we waited 40 mins for breakfast but it was really busy and the restaurant is newly opened so I assume this is just teething problems and won't stop me from returning.

Wonderful owner who also serves. She goes above and beyond. We had the Farmers and Canadian…read moreomelet. Also, the French toast special to share. 3 French toast w mascarpone between and covered in blueberries. O and ice cream - for Breakfast! Lovely interior as well - apparently great for first dates, couples, couples breaking up and families w small children. Definitely recommend.

Trinity Square Cafe gets a 5-star rating for a whole host of reasons…read more The Cafe is situated in the basement of the Church of the Holy Trinity in Trinity Square next to Eaton Centre. It is open for lunch every day, 5 days a week (except during the G20 summit apparently!), and the food is served cafeteria style. The location is amazing. On a warm summer's day, you can partake in the labyrinth and watch kids play in the fountains after a hearty meal. The Cafe has a limited menu, but what it does serve is wholesome and nutritious. Most of the items are vegetarian, and sometimes with vegan selections. I've had veggie lasagna and veggie chili here before, as well as various soups - all done well for a quick cafeteria style lunch. And the price - oh so cheap. Two can eat here for $12-$15 and be absolutely full. Service is minimal as it is a church basement cafeteria, but it works. You see business types, tourists, and lower income folk in one room eating together sometimes sharing tables. Cash only, so come prepared. Service is friendly. Holy Trinity Church uses the cafe as a place to help train and reintegrate people recovering from mental illness. You wouldn't even know it most of the time and that in itself helps break down many of the barriers and stereotypes associated with this type of illness. It is a great idea and works. Bravo! One of my favorite lunch places in the area.

Great, affordable food, and a great cause!…read more I really like coming in here and seeing the progression made by the staff. Everyone is so friendly and the food is really good! Keep up the great work!

Have driven by this spot many times over the years. I remember when it was an ill-fated cocktail…read morebar, but now that it does breakfast I had to check it out. True Diner style cooking, everything mixing deliciously together on a single stainless steel surface. As was the sorely missed Bloor Jane Diner RIP. I had Steak and Eggs for $21.99 which is a fair price. Coffee is an extra $2.99. Remember when coffee was included in a breakfast entre years ago ? The service was great and the place has a family vibe. Will definitely return.

This location has gone through a number of changes. But, it seems to have landed on this one. It…read morehas a nice interior where you can eat along the window, watching the world go by outside, or you can go to the upper section of the restaurant and eat away from the all the people. There are a number of different offers from burgers, to breakfasts, to bowls. And, they're worth checking out. It's always good to see a new restaurant bring some stability to a location that has gone through a lot of change.

This place is really good for a cafe attached to an office building. They use fresh ingredients, no…read moreMSG and are halal. I went there on Friday and had the tilapia which came with some tasty vegetables and potatoes. I also ordered the lentil soup. The soup was amazing! My only compliant is that the fish had a little too much salt. They are a small place with a regular sandwich / wrap / soup and cafe menu plus they have something different each day of the week like the fish on Fridays. For a quick sit down meal they are very convenient especially if you work in the building. To-go is also an option. Wish I'd tried them sooner as I was in town on business for just that one week.

Just went there for the first time on my lunch break, it's just a little hole in the wall but the…read morefood is awesome! I got a jerk chicken sandwich with a garlic and vegetable root soup. All of the ingredients were so fresh and the ACE multigrain bread they use is just stellar. Will be going there from now on!

Well, it's been over 8 years since I've been here. A rare opportunity into this part of town is…read morewhat prompted me to visit what I remembered to be a really good diner. And I'm happy to report that Rise & Dine still lives up to its stars. This place hasn't aged one bit. Most importantly, the service is still fast & friendly. The food, despite current times, still packs a feast, at very fair prices, and will guarantee your stomach leaving happy. It's great to see this place still thriving during weekend brunch hours.

Amazing ambience. Quiet. Server kelt checking in every 5 minutes to make sure I needed anything…read more Food portions are huge and keeps you full all day. 10/10 recommend it.

Those who read my reviews know I'm all about the breakfast/brunch spots. These folks serve lunch as…read morewell. Quick attentive service, the ambiance is no fuss. Just take your time and enjoy the food. I chose the build your own meat lovers - bacon is crispy- get those potatoes well done- peameal? Yes please. Our other eating companions got gyro with a Greek salad and Lima beans (delicious), pancakes are nice and fluffy. There can be a wait but it's worth it. Friendly staff.

Lovely brunch spot with an extensive breakfast and lunch menu. Stopped by and got the eggs…read moreflorentine (additional bacon), spinach and feta omelette (additional salmon), and side pancake. All were tasty and the portion sizes were generous. I can see why this spot is full of regulars - the food, service and vibe are all warm welcomes to familiar and new faces alike.

Mini Bar located along Spadina Ave near Adelaide St. is a small hole in the wall shop run by two…read moreKorean aunties. The place is small and you may miss it while walking along Spadina but they serve up some tasty breakfast and lunch items for a super reasonable price. Think sandwiches. soups, coffee, salads, and even sushi/gimbap and Korean side dishes like japchae and cucumber kimchi. They also have a small selection of snacks and drinks as well. The small shop is take out only where there are a few steps to navigate after you enter. They only take debit or cash and are open from 7am to 3pm. You order at the counter where most of the sandwiches are made to order. There are also ready made items in the fridge as well, like sushi as well as Korean side dishes. I've heard many good things about their famous bulgogi kimchi sandwich and finally made my way there on a Tuesday afternoon to grab the sandwich. Upon entering, the space is small. I ordered at the counter where my sandwich was made in less than 5 min. Service was friendly. I had the sandwich elsewhere as there is no space to dine at Mini Bar. It was delicious! The bulgogi meat tasted great in that classic bulgogi marinade. The kimchi, lettuce, and tomato added freshness to the sandwich, which was held all together by a delicious bun that held the ingredients together. I felt that the sandwich was on the smaller side so if you're really hungry then you might need to grab two. Overall, a great place for reasonably priced sandwiches for lunch. There is a nice variety of items to choose from from the menu and you can order sushi if you're in the mood for that as well. Definitely returning to grab more breakfast items as well as that bulgogi kimchi sandwich again!

Super tiny shop with cheap sandwiches, soups, and sushi…read more I had the bulgogi and kimchi sandwich. They prepared it on the spot and I waited around 5 minutes. The sandwich itself was tasty, but a little bland. Note that their salads are repacked grocery store Ziggy's salads.

Location Where Vaughn meets Richmond Hill at Bathurst and…read moreRutherford/Carville. Parking: A plaza in the suburbs so lots of free parking Building: It's an interesting plaza where there's kind of groupings of places this one is near a dry cleaners. It's nicer inside than it is outside. The spaces small they can accommodate larger groups because they just merged tables together. The chairs were comfortable. There's not a lot of space to get around if you have a mobility device and people are sitting at all the tables. But not that bad The goods: We went for brunch so we were mostly concentrating on brunch stuff. I got a veggie hash hash that came with an egg and toast. It was delicious. It came out steaming to the table and I appreciate the hot potatoes. Around our table people got omelets and Benedict's and mimosas. Everybody loved what they got. These people do a good brunch I saw a review with a guy said that they're hardly any people there. I'm not sure when he was driving by but for brunch it can fill up you really would like to make a reservation I think. Stuff is nice, the food came quick it was hardy and tasted delicious. Was it pushing the price point like someone else complained? I don't think so I've seen places that charge more for less. Will I be back? I have been and I got the same thing cuz I like to so much

This place is excellent, the food is on point and the staff is so welcoming…read more You have to try it and you will not be disappointed. This is granted