Great little, local greasy spoon breakfast or lunch spot. Popular amongst those looking for a…read morehome-made meal and feeling of belonging. I ordered the Stacked Club Sandwich and enjoyed it. The quality of the ingredients pleasantly surprised me. The drip coffee was a little too light for me but hey, it was my second cup of the day. Service was very attentive. I would return here for breakfast before heading to other breakfast chains.

Good selection of items, including Egg Benedicts, Omelettes, Crepes, Pancakes, Sandwiches,…read moreWaffles... Excellent service, good food. We went there few times in the weekends. Dine in now open, wait time is 5-10 minutes. We had Philly Cheese Steak Benedict, Omelettes, Banana Crepes. Satisfied with the food and service.

Despite the name they have quite a few Vietnamese & Asian dishes. They also offer boardgames for…read morefree. They get 3.5 stars. Rare beef pho was good. The stock was rich & slightly sweet. The herbs came in the soup already. Green tea matcha crepe with Nutella was decent; it was neither warm nor crispy so it didn't seem fresh. The matcha was in the crepe not on it - it was green on one side & brown on the other. The Nutella was adequate.

CrepeStar Dessert Cafe & Bistro has two things that you don't normally see together - Desserts and…read morePho. Their Pho is actually pretty tasty. It's got something in it that a bunch of others do not, but make sure you tell them ahead of time if you don't want bean sprouts. I usually like to get Pho with grilled chicken in it, but they do charge you a bit extra for the grilled chicken part. Their rare beef is as good as anywhere else, but the soup is what you're getting it for. Their bowls are a little smaller for the price they ask for though. Their desserts that I've had and heard have been good, but again, expensive for what they are. Their menu is quite large, as they also offer bar food and some other desserts. Their fries / poutine's pretty good. It's a pretty small place, but I've never seen a line there. Service is good, though sometimes it takes a bit to flag someone down. They had a karaoke night last time we went, which is kind of annoying if you're only there for the meal like we were. Still, you could do worse for a bowl of Pho, some bar food or dessert. I'm not sure I'd recommend going often because of the price. We've gone a few times with friends because of the large menu, resulting in a good experience.

Who would've thought I'd end up here for 2am steak and egg…read more.. This was my first time here. My friends and I were hungry after a concert, this place is open, and it's cheap. Not gonna lie, having steak and egg at 2am kinda slaps lol. It wasn't the best, but can't get better than that for that price. There was only one guy working. Place the order, served, and collected payment so service was a bit slow even though it wasn't busy. Restaurant is a bit worn out.

1st time back here in a few yrs, and was delighted by the renovations. The staff is still just as…read morefriendly, and the food just as delicious and arrived quickly! Great breakfast spot, and nice variety of options for all pallets. They even have turkey bacon for my non-pork eating friends.

Great spot hidden seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Worth…read morethe trip, the staff are very friendly and are very generous with coffee refills. The food is exactly what you expect from a breakfast-focused spot, amazing value and big portions. Dining room is very spacious, didn't feel cramped even when it was busy.

A complete breakfast for $10! Three eggs, a meat, potatoes and toast for $10. Yup, sayin' it again…read more The staff are friendly and often come around with coffee. Lots of room. So i cant imagine theres ever a long wait (i have only been during the week)

When I don't feel like cooking we go to stacked for breakfast and honestly the client service…read moredefinitely gets us coming back. Always so pleasant regardless of how busy they are. Breakfast is breakfast. We usually get there for the express before 9 AM. I always switch my potatoes to fruit and it always is the freshest fruit. Sometimes I try to be adventurous and I get a pancake, knowing that I can't finish it. What's really great is the homemade strawberry jam that comes with your bread honestly, I keep those at home so I can keep eating it. Yes I know you can buy it in a full jar.

Came here for brunch on a Sunday morning. It was pretty busy but the wait time wasn't bad at all…read more I tried the pulled pork grilled cheese from the lunch menu and it was super tasty. The pulled pork had great flavour. It came with homefries which weren't my favourite, they didn't seem the most fresh. I ordered an iced chai latte and didn't realize it was espresso based but our waitress was super nice and switched it out for me without espresso. The service was quick and the people were friendly. It's not the most fancy brunch place but definitely a great place to go with family for a chill brunch.

The restaurant is on the second floor, and the entrance is on the side of the building…read more It's a very pretty cafe, and there was a good mix of people working there on laptops, as well as couples on dates and families getting brunch. They have an extensive menu, and it all looks really good! We got the Chicken Karaage and Croffles, which really hit the spot if you like sweet and savory food! The Karaage was really well done and complimented the croffles. We also got the creme brulee souffle pancakes, which were well done! However, I do wish there was more of a caramelized top for the creme brulee. In hindsight I do wish I got a more interesting flavor like Ube or Pistachio since they have a good selection of flavors, but the creme brulee was still pretty tasty! I'd say order another flavor instead though. The souffle pancakes also take 20min to prepare which took longer than their other dishes, but as long as you're sharing plates and can eat something else until it comes then it's all good! Staff was really nice and attentive. Definitely coming back and trying more of their menu!

CAFE N ONE . …read more Cafe n One is probably one of my favourite "new" restaurants that I tried recently. Located on the 2nd floor at Yonge and Finch, Cafe n One is a bright, cute cafe serving Japanese inspired brunch items, drinks, pastas and desserts. . . Classic Breakfast 4/5 Chicken Karaage 3/5 Croffles 5/5 Green Tea Soufflé Pancake 4.3/5 Latte 4.8/5 . . We arrived around 10 minutes after open and there were already a handful of people seated. The drinks and food came out pretty quickly except the soufflé pancakes which takes 25minutes to prepare. My favourite was the croffle. For $10, you get 2 big pieces of croffle which tastes great with either whipped cream or syrup. The chicken karaage was kind of dry on its own, but dipping it in the syrup and eating it with the croffle made it better. If you want a hearty breakfast, the classic breakfast is a solid choice. The soufflé pancake was fluffy and delicious, well worth the wait. I was amazed by the detailed latte art as well. Highly recommend this cafe!

Always a great spot!…read more This is a great spot in Bolton for coffee, dinner or dessert. Or when you're with a group that might want a bit of it all. They serve great breakfast options too. The prices are average for this type of restaurant. They do have some specials for appetizers for late night, as well as daily specials too. Service is always great as well. Note, that in the summer they also have a beautiful patio you can enjoy too. It can get quite busy at peak times like for dinner, but they always try and get you at a table as soon as possible

Nice place, open till late on weekend nights!…read more We had Korean Marinated Salmon and Haddock with Fries. The Salmon was good, tho the fishy flavour was present quite strong, could be the Korean style preparation. Haddock was deep fried with hard crispy crust. Overall I would give 3 star for food quality and taste. The server was nice, good service with smile always. The

Starving Artist is one of our go-to spots for breakfast in Markham. It's minutes from our house,…read moreand not only that we actually like the food. Although this is a busy brunch restaurant, the turnover happens fast, and we have never waited more than 30 minutes for a seat. Starving Artist has a wide array of coffees and teas as well as waffles and 'Bennies. We have tried quite a few of the drinks during our visits, and we have tried many of their signature dishes. The staff are great and always accommodating and very patient when my kids can't make up their minds about what they want to eat or drink. The servers have helped my kids on more than one occasion make up their minds. This is a great place for breakfast, brunch or even late afternoon coffee, and we try to go at least once a month.

Visited around 10:45 a.m. on a Tuesday. The café is tucked beside Shoppers Drug Mart, with plenty…read moreof parking available. You pass through a charming patio to enter, which was shaded nicely thanks to the size of the Shoppers building. Given the recent heatwave, we opted to sit indoors. We were greeted at the door and offered the choice between a two-person table tucked farther inside or a four-person table closer to other diners. We chose the smaller table for a bit more privacy and ease of conversation. Menus were provided right away, followed shortly by tap water. When our server checked in to ask about drinks, we let her know we were fine with just water. Later, when we were ready to order, she came promptly when we called her over. A standout moment: we ordered just one smoothie, and she kindly asked if we were sharing, then offered to split it into two cups without us even asking. A thoughtful and appreciated gesture. The Pineapple Banana Smoothie was a highlight. It was perfectly balanced between sweet and tart, and incredibly refreshing. My sister ordered the Halloumi Benedict. She noted that while the waffles leaned toward a sweeter flavor on their own, the combination of waffle, egg, and halloumi was well-balanced and worked beautifully together. The egg was jammy and spot-on in terms of taste, texture, and presentation. I had the Fully Loaded, which features a potato waffle topped with bacon bits, sour cream, chives, and cheese. It leaned a bit salty, but not overwhelmingly so, still quite enjoyable overall. I loved the potato waffle which has the slightly crispy edges but was soft to bite with a texture that resembled mash potatoes. As someone who isn't usually crazy about waffles, which was such a nice alternative. Each of our mains came with a side salad (lightly dressed and refreshing) and a choice of fruit salad, maple baked beans, or potato salad. We both chose the fruit salad, which was impressively varied with orange, grapefruit, watermelon, blueberry, blackberry, and banana. Note: Payment is cash or debit only.