We stopped by here before going to Hi Park and we had a really good experience. I ordered the…read morecelebration tea latte with oat milk and my boyfriend ordered an iced coffee. Both of our drinks tasted great and the service was phenomenal. We returned later in the day and the barista remembered me. It was really sweet and if I lived in the area I'd make this my go-to coffee place.

I want to like this café. I want to make it my regular cafe. But here it is early August and 27…read moredegrees outside and the front door and the patio doors are wide open letting flies into the establishment and draining the air-conditioning. I've asked several times in the past for the doors to be kept closed and I'm always told that the owner insists on them being open. Soon wasp season will be here and I will no longer be able to be a customer. It's mid afternoon on a Saturday and there are exactly 4 people in the café. I wonder if this place will go out of business like Vivo did. I hope not!

We discovered this delightful cafe during a visit to Port Credit…read more Loved their medium roast coffee. Their baked goods are noteworthy. Over the course of our visit we tried the apple fritter, cinnamon bun (oh my), almond croissant, blueberry muffin and the cheese scone (perfect for a savory treat). We even got to meet their talented baker, Mo. The staff are friendly and the cafe has a lovely seating inside and some tables on the sidewalk.

A cosy neighbourhood café with plenty of drink options to choose from. Their seasonal items are…read morecreative and interesting. They also have a bakery section should you be looking for some food. After skating nearby we were looking for a hot drink and this was the perfect place to defrost. I took the safe route and chose a hot chocolate while my friend got the liquorice latte. Something for everyone!

Quaint little restaurant with six couple tables indoor with an open kitchen. The ceiling is…read moredecorated with greenery. There are more seats in the enclosed patio, but no one was sitting there. Spanish music was blasting through the speakers which I loved (the vibe). The food was presented well. Their walnut sourdough was chewy and had a nice texture to it. Loved it. The salad was light. The round veggie omelette was delicious. I wished they also included some home fries with this dish. Service was decent. The unisex washroom was a surprise to me. Overall, it was a good experience and I would love to try their other dishes, especially the empanadas.

We came here for brunch after reading some great reviews about Cafe Panchita.Walking in, we were…read moregreeted with a smile and were told to sit anywhere we'd like to. The place was cozy and serene. We ordered the Almond Croissant (4/5), OG Fried Chicken & Waffle (3/5) and the Huevos Verdes Shakshuka (3/5). Almond Croissant was both buttery and flaky. It was moist all throughout but I wish it had that little bit of crisp on the outside when you take a bite out of it. Personally, the almond extract was too subtle for me. Some almond slices could've been added to this pastry as well. OG Fried Chicken & Waffle was okay. The fried chicken itself was crispy even though it was coated in the ghost pepper and maple sauce. The maple flavour wasn't very distinct and the overall flavour profile of the sauce was tangy and leaned a lot more towards a Nashville fried chicken sauce. This was quite a let-down since we didn't expect that flavour profile and if we did, we would've just ordered their Nashville Fried Chicken & Waffle instead. The creamy slaw was placed in between the chicken and the waffles which resulted in the waffles being soggy. I suggest asking for the slaw to be on the side instead. Huevos Verdes Shakshuka was also okay. The highlight of this dish would be the spicy tomatillos, onion, garlic paste and pepper sauce that came with the eggs. However, my eggs were overcooked as I asked for over easy and got over hard instead. The hummus was okay. It could use some lemon and garlic to enhance the flavour. The flat white and the cortado were both decent. They were smooth and creamy. Overall, some improvements could be made in terms of the flavours and textures of the dishes. I do like the interior; it's a cute cafe and brunch place to go to.

I cannot explain what makes this egg salad so far superior to any other, but you simply must try it…read morefor yourself. It was absolutely delicious. I could sit here eating them until I had to be rolled out of here. My husband tried the piri piri beef empanada and enjoyed that as well. All around a cute little spot worth a stop.

One of those random walk bys that turned out pretty well…read more The fellow at the counter was super friendly. The indoor area was in a bit of a harried state but I didn't ask and wasn't sure why. I ordered the the Moroccan chicken salad sandwich of their croissant. Very flavourful and the croissant I was hoping would blow me absolutely away from its description. It was tasty but did not blow my mind. I will say the sandwich I had I would order a second time. I was satisfied and it did come with one of their house made chocolate chip cookies. I appreciated this! I also ordered their Virgin mojito slushie. Had to! I loved this despite the fact this gave me brain freeze. My fault of course ! I would like to try the other varieties they offer. Perfect for the summer!

Food's good and the service is great. I usually have business breakfasts with either my local to…read morethe area clients or one of my team members.

Waiting time: 3/5 Cleanliness: 4/5…read more‍Service: 3/5 Taste: 4/5 Pricing: 2.5/5 Overall: It was pretty busy for a Wednesday, and our group of eight waited about 15 minutes for a table, not bad given the size of our party. Overall, everything was fairly average and didn't quite feel worth the price point. The 4oz beef broth shot had good flavor (kind of like gravy) but definitely not worth the $7-$8. The standout for me was actually the pickled chilis in the breakfast sandwich, instead of being tart, they were sweet and surprisingly delicious.

We were walking around High Park and decided to find somewhere nearby for brunch. That's when we…read morecame across Wake 'a Boo in the Bloor Street West area! We walked in around 1pm on a Tuesday and there were plenty of tables available. The staff greeted us warmly and told us we could sit wherever we liked. The space was beautifully decorated with pretty white and pink floral touches, giving it such a lovely and cozy vibe. I ordered the Avocado Breakfast, which came with 3 eggs of my choice, hash browns, a side of toast, and a little bit of fruit. Everything was simple but satisfying, and the portion was quite filling! Definitely a nice brunch option if you're in the area.

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.

Super nice restaurant food is great and comes fast. The owner is very kind and when in store she…read morecomes around to every table to say hi. so nice 10/10

The food was very good we had the Mediterranean platter and a granola bowl. The platter had turkey…read morebacon and Jeff sausage. For someone who doesn't eat pork this was a pleasant surprise. The granola bowl was stash with fresh fruit and yogurt The yogurt was creamy and good. The service was friendly and helpful with excellent suggestions. We were check on often and people were very friendly. It's a tiny cafe but we didn't fee crowed giving a nice feel to you breakfast. The atmosphere was pleasant. The only down fall were our drinks. The water was room temp. Nothing bad about the water just preferred iced. The chai was watery and not much sweetener. Could have been just not my preference. My husband got a chocolate protein shake. Yet again thin and not sweetened. Other than that. The food was great the people amazing and the atmosphere pleasant.

We popped in here for Sunday morning breakfast with no reservation and we were able to be seated…read more The breakfast is homestyle and made in house. The waitress was nice and to pay you take your bill to the front counter. My husband had the Huavos Rancheros which he thoroughly enjoyed. I had the two eggs your way with back bacon. The food was delicious and high quality. The prices were incredibly reasonable. The restaurant is not fancy by any means, however, it is the perfect breakfast spot for anyone visiting Elora!

Good home cooking with real ingredients. Bottomless cups of coffee. Costs are low because…read moreno-nonsense career staff do not indulge princesses or their brethren. 2SLBGTQ+