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Hazel's Diner

3.2 (61 reviews)
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Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Smoked Salmon Rosti
Somya S.

Tried the daily Omlette this time and split the French Toast. I recommend the daily Omlette. The avocado and the feta make a good filing for the Omlette. It comes with a side of arugula raspberry salad, without any dressing. Which I prefer and like. The French toast was okay. Service is friendly and attentive. They fill up your coffee as soon as you need it to be filled up. We got to spot in the window this time. All in all, a good Sunday morning brunch.

a fried egg and potatoes
Jenn W.

The Mount Pleasant location also has an outdoor patio, hidden by beautiful foliage and a wide sidewalk so that there's more privacy. You can certainly find the staple breakfast fare of bacon and eggs at Hazel's, although I think their signature creations are so much better and love that their menu offers so many meat-free options. Bonnie's hash ($17), named after the owner's wife who is a vegetarian, is a hearty combination of well toasted potatoes mixed with corn, onion, pepper, spinach, garlic, and jalapeno, topped with two eggs done to your liking (my over medium was done perfectly). It's a satisfying breakfast that's also refreshing and delicious. I only wish the rye bread was less crispy - it's more akin to melba toast - and is great for dipping into eggs but not solo with jam. Sourced from a local bakery, the owner explains the lack of preservatives does mean it can crisp up quickly, so perhaps order it untoasted if you like your bread soft. On the other hand, if you're craving decadence, the eggs Natasha ($19) places poached eggs on smoked salmon and pancakes topped with hollandaise, sour cream, and black caviar. It's a savoury, sweet, and smoky concoction, certainly a dish to wake up the taste buds and makes me wonder if it's too early to have a shot of vodka. For those who like it sweet, the French toast is made from challah so that it's extra custardy tasting with a faint cinnamon finish. I particularly love that Hazel's uses maple syrup instead of the overly thick and plasticky tasting table syrup. When you're creating such wonderful dishes, go maple! After such a filling brunch, I didn't think we could get through the loaded waffle ($16), but as I took a bite of the fluffy creation with a sweet berry, I wanted another bite and another... needless to say, it did not go to waste. And despite what looks like an insane amount of whipped cream, it was as light as air and seemed to vanish on the tongue.

Eggs Florentine
Wai L.

I went to the Hazel's diner location on Mount Pleasant for lunch on Monday. The restaurant was not very crowded. The restaurant wasn't very clean since there were dirty dishes on the tables. But there was only one waitress who was busy. I ordered the eggs Florentine. The food was okay but kind of bland. I couldn't really taste all the ingredients in the dish. The potatoes were kind of burnt. Would I go back? Maybe to try other dishes.

Menu breakfast side
Saquib R.

My first visit to this place was delightful by all counts. The service was outstandingly good, the food was amazing, but the price was a little much for breakfast. It is a clean and modern looking diner and they serve a wide variety of breakfast options. I had the hazel hash ($14) and it was an amazing blend of meat, eggs and potatoes. The portion sizes are huge and the serving time was quick. They had freshly squeezed juices and coffee available though it has to be said the coffee was a little underwhelming. I will have to go back to try out their other menu items as it all looks delicious. Notes: The washroom is very clean and has a cool sink!

Salmon and avocado omelette....very good
Monica L.

Went on a Sunday and there was a lineup at ~ 1:30 pm. Understandably - the food was good, service was good. I love the salmon & avocado omelette. Definitely a neighbourhood gem.

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No idea what God G. was talking about. Service is fantastic, very quick. Hazel's hash is stellar. Fries are incredible. Solid diner.

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Menu appetizers, salads, hamburgers & sandwiches
Menu appetizers, salads, hamburgers & sandwiches
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Spacious Classic Diner Booths on East side and comfortable tables on West Side
Spacious Classic Diner Booths on East side and comfortable tables on West Side
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Entrance on Carlton & Bleeker

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