Absolutely loved this brunch at Chillax Coffee Perfectly…read morebrewed latte with beautiful latte art to start, followed by a killer plate of sliced steak, sunny-side eggs cooked just right, and a fresh, crisp salad with a pop of color from that gorgeous radish. Everything was well-balanced, flavourful, and plated with care. This is comfort brunch done right -- relaxed vibes, quality ingredients, and attention to detail in every bite. A great spot to slow down, eat well, and truly chillax. Richmond Hill Highly recommend for brunch lovers

This is my first time at Chillax Coffee & it was a great experience. There is an option to join a…read morewaitlist on Google but on our way there (15 minute drive), we checked & both times it said that there is no wait. We arrived at the small plaza with a small parking lot today (Saturday) around 10:15 a.m. & luckily enough, it was a quiet start to the day as parking was plentiful though I can imagine it being a bit hectic during busy times. This location (there are 2 others) is in the plaza right next to the Richmond Hill location for AI Sushi. As soon as we entered, we were promptly greeted & seated at a nice corner table. Shortly after that, a nice gentleman came to placed a QR code at our table asking if we've been here before. After we said no, he explained to us how to order using the QR code. We can all scan and order individually then it shows up as one large order for the table. I think he said he can split the bill if needed & we would just need to let him know. The place itself was nice. A bit above casual with around 20 tables inside. Well light and seemed clean. I ordered the Thai red curry pasta with clams, hubby and our friend both ordered the chicken and waffles, and my cousin ordered the mushroom benedict. We all ordered a drink (hubby a flat white with the rest ordering some type of latte). Our food came pretty quickly. My pasta was delicious and had good heat (spicy kick) to it & the red curry sauce was full of deep rich flavors. I enjoyed the clams but they were a bit small so it's taste got overpowered by the sauce. I would have preferred it if they gave me fewer but larger clams. I had a taste of my hubby's fried chicken & it was really good. The batter was well seasoned & crispy but not oily and the chicken thigh was moist. The staff know what they are doing there. We were asked whether we are enjoying our food & they always made sure our water glasses were full. I highly recommend this place & am looking forward to my next visit there!

This is my fourth visit here since my inaugural visit a couple of weeks back…read more Each time was splendidly pleasant. I've ordered now their B. L. T. sandwich, their Station Club and House Made Chopped Steak. I throughly enjoyed their House Made Chopped Steak the most. It was very tender and full of flavour. Wowza. That was a very succulent patty. However, Service wise, it has been great except for my last visit. I was purposely seated at a very small table when there were obviously other tables available Cmon (Host?) I saw other single patrons seated at larger tables. Also The waitress was almost nonexistent as my coffee was, let's say, refilled sparsely. Thus the 3 stars I would like to return but I am very hesitant because of this not too pleasant service and experience.

Markham Station has a great, varied menu…read more It's our go to place when we can't agree on what food to eat. They have something for everyone. Oh, and everything tastes good too.

I can't believe this is my first time at Alchemy! I've…read morealways seen the markham location packed so decided to go to this one with a much larger parking. Arrived here at 9am with a friend and we were the only ones here so I was kinda surprised that it took awhile for our food to come out... I got the steak & egg and my friend got the pancakes with hojita latte. I love it, taste and portion size was great, though I do wish my salad came with a bit more sauce.

Another Asian Fusion brunch place. This one has been around for a while…read more The interior is a decent size and tables are packed closely together. When we arrived it was busy and there was one table open near the entrance and were told we could have that table once it had been cleared. There person who seats you also takes your order, brings your order to the table and clears the table. There was another person preparing drinks and we only saw him come out from behind the counter when there were no drink orders. It took a while for her to clear our table. At one point she stood behind the counter with a look on her face that could be best described as '...what do I do first..' What was ordered: Kale Caesar Salad - fresh croutons with generous bits of bacon; very lightly dressed Chicken and Waffles - 2 drumsticks and a breast served with 4 pieces of waffle and a small side salad Shrimp Eggs Benny - 2 deep fried shrimp patties; served with baby potatoes and a side salad The chicken was very crispy and still juicy but based on the colour of the fry the oil needs to be changed. It came with 2 small containers of syrup (not real maple syrup) and some that looked like plum sauce. The potatoes on the eggs Benny were good but when you deep fry the shrimp patty you wonder what other filler there might be in the patties. Service was decent despite the fact that there was one person who served and cleaned. An okay experience....not sure it warrants another return.

Venue 4/5 Right in…read morethe heart of old Richmond Hill this cute café has very nice decor inside lots of fresh pastries at the front for when you walk in as well as desserts. Perfect for group or social functions with friends. Parking wise, there are a few parking lots at the plazas nearby. Otherwise it is limited street parking on Yonge Street. Service 5/5 Staff were very attentive and helpful in menu clarifications as well as providing alternatives. The preparation time wasn't too long so we were able to get our food shortly after we ordered. Food 4/5 We have the iced Matcha latte with a chicken Caesar salad today they mentioned they had lattes with fruits that I will certainly try another time . As this is a Persian restaurant, they have Persian favourites and traditional dishes. They also carry a diverse breakfast and lunch menu, catering to Western dishes.

Nice place for small group of friends. Food is good, the desserts are tasty but a bit too sweet for…read moreme

Nice little breakfast/brunch place in Oak Ridges. It's a small location in the NoFrills plaza…read more We ordered: English Breakfast(Eggs, meat, potatoes and bread) Smoked Salmon Benedict and Kids Half English Breakfast The food overall was not too bad, we noticed a lack in salting the food, so we needed to add to our taste. Eggs were cooked properly and the potatoes are tasty with their spice mixture. My only real gripe, which you will see in the photos. Is that the place looks upscale from a standard breakfast diner. BUT they were serving our drinks(water and coffee) in paper cups! We saw others in the restaurant that ordered hot and cold beverages and they got take out cups for their drinks. While this doesn't really ruin the tase, it does ruin the vibe and atmosphere.

I love trying new brunch/ cafe spots. I'm so happy to find Sunlit - it's definitely my favourite…read morebrunch spot in Richmond Hill. It's a smaller, family owned brunch and cafe. The atmosphere is very warm and welcoming - a different vibe than all the other cafes that are more aesthetic and modern. Staff are wonderful and provide fast, efficient service. The menus are cute and colourful. They have a pretty big menu. We opted for an eggs benny and croissant sandwich, both came with a side of spring mix salad and potatoes. For drinks, we ordered a matcha latte and a tiramisu latte. The food and drinks are plated/ presented very beautifully, and is also delicious! I'd love to come back and try their salad, fruit bowls and other drinks.

came here due to a friend organized gathering here. there…read morewere 8 of us and everyone love their food. this place is known for its omurice that comes with curry katsu (those who ordered this dish affirm the 'deliciousness' of the food). i ordered salad and yuzu spicy wings (simply not big fan of omurice and curry katsu. but i did give it a try and the crunchiness and tenderness of the katsu is on point). also tried the japanese style wings. both sauce are good. each has its own distinct flavor profile and not overpowering. juicy wings. salad is also good. light and refreshing dressing (not overpowering tangy or soury or sweet). overall very satisfied with this place. already hv plan to bring a friend who will love the omurice+curry dish.

Went for lunch today and got a table right away…read more Ordering is through a QR code and your food is brought out when it's ready. Omurice was ok with the sauce on the side which was tasty. But the egg was a bit overcooked, so not as runny as an authentic omurice. The croquette was very runny and a little too sweet. The Hojicha Latte was perfect though! Not too milky and had a subtle sweetness. Probably should have ordered one of their Soufflé Pancakes, but we were already full from our meal. It was lunch time, so the parking lot was pretty busy, but still able to find spots a little further away from the restaurant itself

I recently visited Chillax & Co. and had such a great experience. The restaurant is located right…read morealong the busy Yonge Street strip in Richmond Hill, surrounded by plenty of shops, cafés, and plazas, so it's an easy stop whether you're meeting friends or just exploring the area. The vibe inside is cozy and relaxed with a modern café-bistro feel. It's bright, welcoming, and definitely lives up to the name "Chillax." It feels like the kind of place you can sit and enjoy a slow brunch or a casual dinner without feeling rushed. For brunch, two dishes really stood out. The braised pork eggs Benedict was fantastic. The pork was tender and flavorful, and it paired perfectly with the creamy hollandaise and poached eggs. The gochujang fried chicken brioche burger was another highlight. The chicken was crispy with just the right amount of spice, and the soft brioche bun tied everything together. We also came back for dinner and tried the seafood paella, which was rich, comforting, and packed with seafood. It's definitely a great dish to share. For drinks, the cheesy mango ice matcha was surprisingly good. The mango adds sweetness while the cheese foam makes it creamy and indulgent. A really unique combination that works well. Prices are pretty reasonable for the quality and portion sizes, with most dishes around the $20-$30 range. Overall, it's a great spot for brunch, dinner, or just drinks. I'll definitely be coming back to try more of the menu!

Met with friends for a late birthday catch-up. We order the salmon salad bowl and the laksa with…read moreseafood for sharing with an addition of an order of baguette. An order of soft serve matcha and tiramisu-choux. Beverages were a kumquat-berry fizz and mint (something) fizz and glass of house red. The food was exquisite and amazing. The laksa was beautiful in flavor. The service was so fast, the food came out quickly and the service was friendly, helpful with recommendations. Really hidden gem. If you are in the neighborhood, should check it out Oh the actual ambiance and space is gorgeous built around a beautiful bar, surrounded by black window accents against exposed brick. Very chic.

Where do I start? I've always wanted to stop in and try this…read moreplace. Sadly, I don't think there will be any repeat visit. The restaurant was 3/4 empty and I asked for a table further away from the door. The male waiter insisted we sit beside the cash after I kept asking to sit in the back. Two more request and he kept pointing at the table he wanted to give, I caved. Note, there was a whole back row of empty tables in the L shaped dining area which would be further from the windy cold day outside. Nope, I do not get it. My companion asked for eggs and bacon with another two sides of bacon, the waiter did not seem to want to take the order for the two extra sides, he said each side was 4 pieces. Yes, we understand and insisted several times before he wrote the order. I wanted the bacon and sausage poutine but if I could switch the fries for potato hash. That was a challenge. I said we'd cover any substitution fees. It was the bacon and hash with extra sausage basically. Thanks for the whole onion mixed into the hash. Onion to potato ratio 1:1. The orders didn't come at the same time. The two sides of bacon came first and some time later his meal and my meal came. Odd. It was all pretty mediocre food. Who knew breakfast could be so difficult. It didn't feel welcoming. It felt like we were annoying him. I will say the female behind the counter was nice. She topped up our coffee frequently. Was quick to get orange juice. I believe the male waiter was at the end of shift but come on.

Right on the corner of Elgin Mills and Bayview is this amazing breakfast spot that is hiding in…read moreplain sight. The food comes in generous portions. The staff here are very friendly. The decor is kitschy and dated, but it speaks to how the main focus here is the food. There were a few families dining here, as the environment is very family friendly. I will be coming back here, as I enjoyed it so much!

I haven't been to Cora's for a very long time. I was able to order with a group of coworkers. They…read morewrote a really sweet message on the delivery bag. I liked that the food was separated so it didn't make anything soggy. The food was good - potatoes/mushroom/onion/cheese mix was nicely seasoned. The app says beans with pork but I think it's just canned beans in tomato sauce. This was on the sweeter side. The rest of the food was fine.

Neighborhood family restaurant serves all day breakfast. Lots of options on the menu. Their…read morebreakfast is good with unlimited coffee refills. Friendly staff. Good place to spend time with family.

Over hyped, poor customer service and they ignore non Persian customers…read more Terrible parking lot situation too.

Get the breads. Don't get the dip/spread/paste thing in the refrigerated section. Sorry. I don't…read moreknow any of the proper terms for this Persian bakery. All I know is that I walked in and saw them baking fresh flatbread and knew I had to get some. I got two kinds of bread, as well as something I was told I could dip the bread in. I got a very large, round, very thin flatbread covered in sesame seeds for $1.50. I also got a very long, quasi-rectangular-but-almost-triangular flatbread covered in sesame seeds that wasn't quite as thin for $3.50. That one I actually watched them pull out of the oven. I asked if they sold anything I could dip the bread into. They pointed me to what looked like a baba ganoush colored dip topped with what could have been very darkly fried onions or some kind of spice mixture in olive oil. I asked what it was. They said it was mashed meat, but the hand gestures were more shredded than mashed. I got it anyways. That one cost me $6.50. I was told to heat it before eating it. Okay! Went to Grandma's. Heated the dip. The oil and spice combo turned out to be cinnamon, if I'm not mistaken. The bottom tasted like nothing. Honestly. Nothing. It also had the consistency of glue, or what my brain imagines poi would be like. It's not like any meat I've ever had. Perhaps there was some sort of language gap there. If anyone can tell me what I ate and whether this is the way it was supposed to taste, I'd really like to know. If what I'm describing is a fantastic example of whatever it's supposed to be, I'll change my review. However, right now, I'm just super confused. We ended up dipping our bread in garlic and herb cream cheese dip covered in spicy pineapple jam. I'd still come back for the bread.