Food was pretty mediocre but the location is easy to find, and has lots of parking :)read more

I love coming to Perkins for a late brunch, they have all day breakfast and a dinner menu. The food…read moreis very reasonably priced and this is a awesome waitress there named Sharon, I recommend asking for her, she will help you out. If you don't want for example sausage with your eggs but would like cheese melted with your eggs she will substitute for no extra charge ( they are suppose to charge for changing things). They also have potato pancakes which is shredded home fries and onion that come with apple sauce and sour cream and they are so yummy!! Perkins is one of the best all day breakfast places, I recommend everyone should try it.

August 18/2015: A solo breakfast…read more Tiny little diner. Less than 50 seats for customers with an old style 50' theme. I ordered the Eggs Benedict ($17.25). Small serving but not bad taste wise. My server was very nice but wouldn't allow me to take advantage of the breakfast specials because I was there at 11:10 & the specials expired at 11:00, which I kinda understood. I found that to be a rather chinchy move in my opinion. Nothing to write home for food. It didn't really offer anything special but it was good. Peameal bacon was nicely done. I doubt I'd go again, there's not enough of a uniqueness to warrant another visit.

Great spot to stop for breakfast especially if you're by the airport. The restaurant is super cute…read morewith its retro theme and the staff is very lovely and welcoming as well. I highly recommend for anyone wanting some breakfast.

Stopped in for a quick dinner and ended up being surprised at how much this place actually offers…read more Full lineup from breakfast to dinner, and then a wall of desserts waiting after. It felt like stepping into a spot where someone really wanted to showcase as much of Turkish cuisine as possible under one roof. We went with the Fajita, Ali Nazik, and Menemen with Sujuk. For drinks, I couldn't resist the Iced Turkish Coffee. The contradiction alone was too good to pass up and honestly, it worked better than I expected. Food leaned on the lighter side when it came to seasoning, but for anyone new to Turkish flavors, I think this is a solid intro. You still get a good sense of the dishes without being overwhelmed by spice or salt. Also appreciated seeing the little touches of fusion in the menu, blending Turkish flavors with more familiar Western dishes. Staff were friendly, space was clean, and the pricing felt fair for what you get. It might not be the loudest or boldest experience, but sometimes subtle does the job just right. Wouldn't mind coming back next time to explore more of the dessert options. There were so many I didn't even know where to begin.

Came here to work, on a weekday morning. It was a little cute and cozy cafe. I would say it was the…read moreperfect work environment in the day. It is a little bit of an older place, natural lighting from the windows and cute little decor inside. Plenty of table space. I ordered an iced Turkish coffee, it was just ok. Nothing phenomenal I would say about it. I thought the food was a little bit on the pricey side, unfortunately didn't order anything at the time. Service was just okay, server was serving tables and also manning front of house kind of causing a lag of people ordering at the counter. Overall, a good place to meet with friends, work from home or grab a quick bite perhaps.

March 16, 2026 - I had this place recommended by a co worker so I decided to check it out. The…read moreinterior was very old school 1950s dinner vibes with all the old school booths and old pictures on the wall. The food was also really good. I got the breakfast sandwich and it came with a side of home Fries and hollandaise sauce. The sandwich was huge and packed with eggs, peameal bacon and cheese. Topped with a creamy hollandaise sauce, it was a lovely mix of flavours that blended really well together. The home fries were grilled. They were a little soft and seasoned very well. Overall, I really enjoyed the food and would like to come back to try something else.

Absolutely delicious brunch! Vibe is cool old school diner. The staff are all great! Very quick and…read morepersonable service. They have so many options for brunch and from what i've tried, it's all been yummy. I always have trouble deciding between savoury or sweet. Every time i look at the menu i have something saved for when i come back to try next.

Staying at the Hilton Airport and this bar/restaurant is in the hotel. Had the crab cakes, 3 for…read more$17 and they were the size of a York Peppermint patty. Super tiny. For $17. Nah. I'm good on that. My bill was over 40 bucks with the cakes and two Molson's. The molson's were in a bottle but not very cold. The service was decent but he seemed to want to close us out as quickly as he could. We sat at the bar. Maybe that's why. The ambiance is decent but far over priced. The two guys I was with both had the wings. They both stated that their food was not hot (temperature AND spicy as he ordered hot). It seemed to come out quickly so idk what happened? Save your $40 and go get a steak somewhere.

This is simply top notch. The service is tremendous fabulous breakfasts, salad sandwiches and…read morefantastic bar

Fast affordable excellent food, always fresh and tasty. Service is friendly and nice. A small place…read morebut usually the locals know the best places

Good food, fast fresh and friendly service. This little place is in an industrial area but great…read morefor quick tasty lunch on the go. Also the have daily specials that are always a hit

Not many restaurants were opened early at 10.30am in Bayview Village mall, so we didn't have many…read morechoices. This breakfast & brunch place was packed with customers and had a short queue. We seated, then everything was a bit of a wait as a server was looking after many tables. The Bowl-Sunrise was a bad choice as it came with many fried potatoes & the chorizo sausage was crumbled and deep fried, I could hardly taste the sausage, though the sunny side up egg was great. The Avocado Lox was a much better choice and the flat white was so so. We ended up paying $63 (tax & service charge inclusive), there are many more comparable choices at this price point.

I got a bowl that contained multiple fresh ingredients including potatoes, red onions, tomatoes,…read moreguac. It was well presented and everything that I wanted in a breakfast bowl. The service was quick. The place was clean despite it being packed with customers. Would recommend this brunch spot for a $20CAD budget.

Such a cutest place for hangouts or dates. The pasta menu is surprisingly soo good and good…read moreportion. They also have seasonal menus so theres always something new to try. Service is also fast and friendly staff.

I've been a fan of Bready since it opened and have recommended it to friends because of the quality…read moreof the food and the atmosphere. That's why I was disappointed by my most recent visit. One of the things that originally made Bready stand out for me when it opened was the pancakes. They were exceptionally light and airy, with a texture that reminded me of Japanese-style soufflé pancakes. On this visit, however, they seemed much denser and closer to conventional pancakes. I'm not sure whether the recipe has changed or whether this was simply an off morning, but it wasn't the experience I'd come to expect. There were also a couple of aspects of the service that I think could be improved. The pancakes took long enough to prepare that my coffee was either cold or already finished by the time they reached the table. Going back to the counter to buy another coffee isn't a great solution because the pancakes then begin cooling while you're waiting in line for that second cup. It might help if customers ordering pancakes were asked whether they'd prefer their coffee served with the meal, or if staff simply checked whether they'd like a fresh coffee when the pancakes are ready. I was also surprised that butter isn't served with the pancakes unless requested. When I asked for it, it arrived straight from the refrigerator, so it was too cold and hard to spread easily or melt onto the hot pancakes. A small dish of room-temperature butter would make a noticeable difference. I'm writing this because Bready has been one of my favourite breakfast spots, and I'd genuinely like to see it continue to excel. I hope this visit was an exception rather than a sign that things have changed.