An old establishment in Markham village serving a British classic, afternoon tea! The inside was…read morevery rustic with old carpet, classic wallpaper and a fun selection of teapots dotted by the ceiling. Overall afternoon teas was pretty good for the price. Good amount of tea to choose from and they good. Sandwiches were fun! Scones were on the dry side. Sweets were standard at the price point. Would consider coming back again!

After booking months in advance, I was finally able to check out the Old Curiosity tea shop, and…read moreman was it worth the wait! Let me just start by giving a huge thanks to our server, Adam, who was beyond friendly and ever so kind. He was such a huge part of why my friends and I had the best time during our session. This quaint shop has a vintage aesthetic and is quite cozy. The food was simple and delicious and frankly, the afternoon tea set was more than enough however the Quiche just sounded too good not to order. That quiche was PHENOMENAL; I'd go back for that alone! The prices were very fair given the set (and compared to other afternoon tea sets).

Came here for my birthday to enjoy some high tea with my best friend…read more She's vegan and they took really good care of her. They provided her vegan options and showed her exactly where they are (it was perfectly down the middle) Inside was very pretty, wish more places did this type of decor. Everything was amazing!

A beautifully atmospheric afternoon tea spot in Toronto -- After Queen Tea Shop…read more This is one of those places that feels special the moment you walk in. The space is filled with vintage European charm, with delicate decor and thoughtful details everywhere you look. It has a soft, almost dreamlike quality to it. When we arrived, the room was already filled with elegantly dressed older ladies, which somehow made the experience feel even more authentic, like stepping into a quiet London afternoon. The whole atmosphere is incredibly calming. The afternoon tea set is generous and thoughtfully arranged. Each guest gets their own pot of tea, and I chose a lemon mango blend that paired beautifully with the desserts. It was light, refreshing, and balanced out the sweetness perfectly. It turned into one of those afternoons where you naturally slow down, enjoying both the food and the moment. And of course, everything photographs beautifully. A small tip--reservations are highly recommended. Even on a weekday, it fills up quickly, and it would be a shame to miss out.

Pretty standard brunch options, pretty good taste. - Salmon…read moreEggs Bennington: Good poach on the eggs, aptly salty salmon. Liked how there were sweet potatoes as part of the side. - Serious Shrimp Frittata: The frittata was a bit bland and light on the shrimps. - Lemon Ricotta Pancakes: Thick and fluffy. Like how you can customize how many pancakes you get in your stack and the price changes accordingly. Service was efficient. Decor was lively. Place buzzed with energy on the weekend. They also serve dinner in case you're interested.

Came for lunch. The venue is lovely and bright. We started with coffees, which came right away, but…read morethen it took us forever to put in our order. I finally got up and said Can we place our order? I got the shakshuka which was a bit of a disappointment. The egg whites were not quite cooked, which is gross. The eggs and the sauce were all in a pizza dough which should have been baked a bit longer. Unfortunately the sauce was soaked up in the pizza dough. Sauce on one side, eggs on the other. Shakshuka should have the eggs baked in the sauce. Husband ordered the pastrami. Loved it. When we went to pay, took us forever to get the waiters attention. The fact that we had to keep getting the servers attention every time we needed something was a little disappointing. I'm sure we will be back to try some other menu items. Just not the shakshuka

This rating is for breakfast only. For hotel breakfast buffet, I felt the food and variety was…read moredecent and. 3.5. Service was a solid 4-4.5. Staff were always friendly and greeted you with a smile or thanked you for being a gold member. Their toaster was very slow and took a long time. That being said, their coffee was good, self serve juices were fine (grapefruit, orange, apple), tea was good, and the fruit infused water was a nice touch. Breakfast buffet consisted of fresh fruit (watermelon, honeydew, cantaloupe, pineapple), boiled egg, tomato, cucumber, salad greens, olive oil, various deli meats & cheeses, pastries (danish, cinnamon roll, croissants), bagels and bread, oatmeal, and dry cereal daily. They would have different types of sausage, pancakes, eggs, potato tots, potato hash, bacon, Canadian bacon, herbed tomatoes, or tomato with cheese, so you had different hot food items each day. Seating was comfortable and tables were seated with good distance from one another and was not crowded. Dining area was clean and comfortable.

We tried their sunday brunch AYCE for $65 per person & thought they were lacking variety. Although…read morethe food quality was decent like the roast beef, snow crab legs & omelette station, we think this was more of a one time try experience. The service was great as they were constantly refilling our orange juice & water. The ambience was typical for a hotel with live music & clean space. For the price point, I feel like it is a splurge for a special occasion!

A coffee date you dđin't know you need…read more Miss Lin have always been our go-to spot for dessert or afternoon tea since I saw post about their place on RedNote 4 years ago, they have the cutest set up and unique drink/ dessert while their price not being crazy markup. Afternoon tea here is also highly recommend if you looking for a chill date out without fancy afternoon tea price tag

The interior is really nice and spacious, and the desserts are super pretty…read more But flavour-wise, everything we got was just kinda...meh. Service was alright, cute spot, just didn't fully click.

One of the best blueberry scone in town. The cafe has just simply coffee and some scone, muffin and…read morecookies for sale. It is very yummy! Definitely come back for scone. Since it is located at brickworks, it has paid parking and limited parking space. Washroom is right across outside the cafe.

If you're ever fortunate enough to make a stop at the Evergreen Brick Works, you may get a little…read morepeckish after exploring the trails on the outskirts of the park. That's what happened to me and Jamie W. since we didn't get our complimentary croissant when we checked out of our Toronto hotel. There's a cafe within the cafe in the main building, and we decided to partake of the small savoury menu available since a full-fledged meal wasn't our burning desire at that moment. We decided to share the C$14 St. Lawrence Salad, a robust box of mixed greens, apple slices, almonds, and quinoa with the vinaigrette appropriately on the side (photo). It was just the right bite before our long drive back to Detroit. FOOD - 4 stars...fresh ingredients, no complaints AMBIANCE - 4 stars...greenhouse windows, open patio... what more do you want? SERVICE - 3.5 stars...a bit of alright TOTAL - 4 stars...peckish feeling satisfied RELATED - Traveling to Toronto? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: bit.ly/2LETSfV

We had two delicious meals (dinner and lunch) at this convenient and well-managed lobby restaurant…read morein the lovely Sheraton Hotel. Particularly memorable were conversations with the staff, including Barry with his stories of rural life in Canada. Service was excellent, food was delicious and plentiful, restaurant well planned and integrated into the full-service lobby. Great experience and will return.

We are staying at the Sheraton Centre Toronto and received a free breakfast during our 4 night…read morestay. Apparently, so did a lot of people because the line every morning was long with a wait time of 20-30 min. Our food vouchers included a drink, a main, a side, and an enhancement. Total would have been ~$40 a person so it was worth it. The first day I ordered a Southwest Egg Bowl: spicy, tasted, good, heavy on the beans. The 2nd and 4th day I had the Smoked Salmon Crossaint: iIt came with a side salad & made me feel healthy. The 3rd day I had the pancakes with Banana Foster. I loved the walnuts. Service was working hard, considering how busy they were but on the slow side. If you have timed plans for an excursion that day, you definitely have to plan accordingly.

Service was wonderful and food was delicious! The decor and furniture added character to the place…read morewhile keeping it warm and interesting. The owners were lovely people.

I haven't been back to this place for at least 4 years. I had very fond memories of their tea…read morecollection and milk tea. I was around the area and decided to drop by for some dinner. I asked the owner what they would recommend and their most popular dish. My dinner was the beef + pineapple+ satay with peanuts with their black tea noodles. It typically comes with a milk tea but because it was dinner time, I didn't want anything caffeinated. The owner went through their non caffeinated options and he whipped up a rose Jasmin honey tea - which was amazing. The noodle soup was extremely flavorful with a good portion of beef, pineapple and a mix of veggies. He uses very good ingredients and the meal was hardy & healthy. The tea hit the spot. This spot is very popular with the university kids. Definitely drop by if your looking for an exceptional meal & awesome service!