I came here in early September with a group of friends to not only celebrate one of our friends'…read morebirthday, but also since it was highly recommended and we had friends from out of town too. Despite it being a weekday morning, it was still pretty busy so I'm super glad we were able to get a reservation (only on weekdays, walk ins only for weekends). My first impression upon walking in was that it was a nice and clean aesthetic that made it feel like a casual but slightly more upscale brunch restaurant, which is pretty typical for Toronto anyways. The staff were friendly so it definitely made the environment less daunting though! The menu looked amazing and despite wanting to eat everything, my boyfriend and I ended up choosing the shakshuka and the chicken and waffles, as well as a side of the fries with garlic aioli. Everything tasted phenomenal and well seasoned, and we had also ordered mimosas for the table (which I forgot to take a picture of) but it was also amazing! The staff also brought out birthday pancakes for the birthday boy, which was super nice of them (including a candle and a hat!! It was so cute!). Overall, I would highly recommend coming to Mildred's Temple Kitchen, and I would love to revisit and try new things if I'm ever in the area!

Veda's Choice The…read morecroissant and poached egg sandwich was flawless. I honestly didn't expect it to be this good. The poached egg was incredibly delicate, and the moment I picked up the sandwich and took a bite, the runny yolk spilled right out. The Béarnaise sauce worked beautifully with it too. My favorite way to eat it was almost like sukiyaki, dipping pieces of the croissant into the runny yolk before each bite. Absolutely delicious. Buttermilk Pancake Now this is what a fluffy pancake should be. The pancakes were wonderfully soft and airy, stacked three layers high with tiny blueberries scattered around like little sapphires. The blueberry compote added a nice touch of acidity without making everything overly sweet. The maple syrup definitely brings quite a bit of sweetness, so the unsweetened whipped cream was a great addition. My favorite combination was a little whipped cream, a little syrup, and some blueberry compote all in one bite. Three pancakes are quite a lot for one person, though. I was definitely struggling a little toward the end. Turmeric Latte Pretty much exactly what the name suggests: ginger, turmeric, and black pepper under a thick layer of milk foam. Put them together and you can almost taste the beginnings of an Indian curry. I found the flavor itself a little uneventful, but a warm latte was still very comforting on a cold day.

Baylee was my server today and she was so sweet it was my first solo brunch and I was a little…read morenervous walking in, but she made me feel instantly comfortable. she was attentive, kind, and just had the nicest energy the whole time. I'm really glad she was my server today, she made my first solo brunch such a positive one

I'd give Stacked around 3-3.5 stars…read more We stopped in for breakfast on Saturday around 10:45 a.m. and, while it was pretty busy, we got lucky and a table for two opened up almost immediately. My first impression of the menu was really positive - there were lots of tasty-sounding options! We ordered a coffee and latte, along with some water. The coffees arrived fairly quickly, but unfortunately the water never came despite asking twice. For food, I went with the Express Breakfast while my partner ordered the Homestyle Omelette. When everything arrived, my eggs were cooked to a perfect medium, which I really enjoyed, and the omelette was a very impressive portion size. The service was a bit hit-or-miss, though. It took a while for us to get cutlery and when we asked for ketchup, our server said she'd be right back but never returned with it. We eventually had to ask the diners at the table beside us if we could borrow theirs. One nice touch was the in-house strawberry jam, which I thought was fun! It was a little too sweet for my personal taste, but I appreciated the extra touch. Overall, we had a nice, simple breakfast at a good price. The restaurant is surprisingly large, with lots of seating, and it had a really lively atmosphere. I wasn't particularly wowed by the experience, but we got a good deal and had a decent meal, so I'd say Stacked is a solid option if you're looking for an affordable and casual breakfast.

This place is a must visit if you happen to be in Niagara Falls on the Canadian side…read more The food here is everything you want from an awesome break house. The creative way you can order your pancakes is limitless. I had the Stacked - 2 eggs cooked any way you want them,I ordered over medium which is hard to do and they came out perfect, hash browns, 2 bacon strips, 2 sausage links, with 2 incredible pancakes. I pluses up my pancakes with Nutella and bananas for $1.99 and that was well worth it! The service was great and friendly . Fast efficient team service model that worked perfectly. Our food was delivered hot and our coffee cups were never empty.

This was one of the more satisfying breakfast I think I have ever had. While trekking through…read moreCanada, I wanted to find some cool new breakfast spots. This one popped up on my radar and I thought I'm going to go check it out. Located in a home Depot shopping center, it was pretty easy to find. Upon entering the place, it had a very cheery bright atmosphere. I was able to grab myself a table and take a seat. Robin, my server, was there in a heartbeat to grab me some coffee. The coffee itself is very tasty, they have a fairly comprehensive menu, and had plenty of options. One thing I was actually stunned about was the low prices. A breakfast of two eggs, bacon and home fries was only $6.99. I jumped in and ordered a couple upgrades including a pancake on the side and the peameal bacon. Again, this was one of the most amazing meals I've had. I had never experienced this type of bacon before, and now I am absolutely hooked. Everything overall was cooked perfectly. Seasoned excellently and I can't say enough nice things about this place. Service was on point, food and atmosphere was all there. Bottom line? I will definitely be hitting this place again, and you should too. I was told that it gets pretty busy and sometimes can be a line out the door so get there early, or just be prepared to hang out for a while.

Really enjoyed brunch here and I'd definitely come back…read more The salmon Benedict was my favorite savory dish. The eggs were perfectly poached, the salmon was fresh, and everything worked well together. 9/10. The bunless breakfast was a solid classic breakfast. The home fries had a BBQ style seasoning that wasn't really my preference, and I would have liked a little more dressing with the side salad. 8/10. The Earl Grey pancakes completely stole the show. They were light, fluffy, and topped with a rich Earl Grey spread that tea lovers will appreciate. Easily a 10/10. I also tried the pineapple mimosa, which had a great prosecco to juice ratio. Refreshing and exactly how I like my mimosas. 10/10. Overall, another great brunch experience and I'd happily come back.

We stopped by Sisters and Co. for a birthday breakfast on a Thursday morning. The place was pretty…read morequiet when we walked in, so we snagged a table right away. Service was a little slow to start (it took a bit for a server to swing by) but once we ordered, the food came out fast. The menu was fun and had a great variety of breakfast dishes to choose from. We went with the salmon benedict, bulgogi benedict, and the traditional breakfast, and everything was delicious. The portions of bulgogi and salmon were generous too. They also had a whole separate matcha menu, split into original and specialty options. I tried the lavender matcha and loved it. For dessert, we got the earl grey pancakes, which ended up being my favorite dish of the meal. Oh, and they wrote "Happy Birthday" on the plate, which was a thoughtful touch!

Service was decent here and the location and aesthetic of this cafe is really cute. We wanted to…read moresit on the patio as we saw pictures online but they didn't have space so we were seated indoors which was also cute. As for the drinks they were probs the strong suit of our brunch since the food didn't really hit any of my groups cravings. The food was alright but nothing spectacular in my groups opinion.

Sooo cute, great patio. Enjoyed an espresso martini. Came on a bustling Sunday (outside), and it…read morewas so chill inside.

The brown butter pancakes.... Please order them!!!…read moreAnd that bacon.... leave it to Canada to express why pig is so popular to eat. Mind you I don't eat pork in the us. I hardly even eat meat in the US! But that bacon... I don't think I've ever tasted such a piece of meat so meaty as that bacon! Like now I understand why the pig is the king of meat! Taste that bacon and you'll understand why too! And for somebody who's not much of a meat eater, it blew my head! I was barely able to eat a half a piece. It was very rich and super meaty! Now I'm curious how are we eating this so-called bacon in the US I ate the poutine Bowl. Do know as an American it is not seasoned how we would eat it. Which might be healthier! But they have a homemade hot sauce you can add to it! Which really worked for me! But those pancakes.. sorry I just can't move from them! Well you know you're in canada... these people are friendliest as f***! I mean I just can't see there being bad service at anything in toronto! So I don't even know why they would ask! Hell the homeless people are friendly! I'm certain if I ran into a crack addict they would be just as friendly! This play stayed pack! And it's very small and quaint. Keep it that way! We will survive! I bet they stay packed in the winter time! Those pancakes would be enough to give me out of the house during cold weather! Also.... THEY PAY THEIR SERVERS A LIVING WAGE!! Impressive!

Really nice local restaurant…read more The waiters are super kind and the food is fresh and delicious. I highly recommend the cinnamon bun pancakes. They come out super fresh and delicious.

Came here for breakfast our last day before heading out of Toronto and while I enjoyed our visit I…read morewasn't 5 star knocked out like I had hoped. But it was still good! First off, the texture on the pancakes is great. They're fluffy but also kind of creamy? Really liked that. And the presentation is so pretty but the *flavors* were just a little lacking for me. I got the banana fosters pancakes and I would have liked more of a burnt sugar on the top there, and maybe a bolder flavor for the ice cream than the vanilla. Without more of the burnt sugar it was just very one note creamy vanilla. Maybe I should have tried something else? Not sure. Staff was really nice though! It's a more casual spot with not a lot of tables for seating but we grabbed a spot without trouble on a Sunday so that wasn't too bad. I'd definitely go back but might choose another option.

On my trip to Japan, one of my to do was get the fluffy pancakes. Unfortunately we ran out of time,…read moreso when I was in Toronto it was highly recommended for me to try these fluffy Japanese style pancakes. Were they must have? No, but were they good? Yes. I was expecting a lot more, at the end of the day they are just super fluffy pancakes, but pancakes none the less. The toppings makes it different and here the best one was the creme brûlée option. The other two were ok and their drinks were average. It does take a long time for them to come out as they are made fresh so expect a wait.

My family and I were in Toronto for a baby shower. We were looking for a breakfast place we found…read moreRosemary & Thyme. The experience here was not like any restaurant I've ever been to especially in the states. The staff were so friendly and kind. They made us feel like we were apart of the family. Our server kept saying she was so happy we found their restaurant. So happy we came to visit. She was so sweet. Let's talk food. DELICIOUS!!! Everything is made fresh. They give a pretty large portion I feel everything is shareable. I do not like turkey bacon at all. I don't know why they did to this turkey bacon or if it was because we were in Canada. I can't stop thinking about it or the blueberry pancakes. When we come back to Toronto we will definitely stop back by. Good service, a nice family environment, and good food is hard to come by. This place definitely has it all.

This is such a cozy local brunch restaurant located near Finch & Victoria Park Ave. We visited here…read morefor their new dinner menus like 10oz Prime Rib special ($45.99) -- that comes with grilled veggies, Yorkshire pudding, and daily soup (It was chicken noodle soup that day) --, Lasagna with salad ($23.95) -- Omg the best lasagna I've ever had! I'll be back just for this. Highly recommended! We also ordered a Double Smash Burger ($16.95) and NEW Biscoff Milkshake ($9.95). Both were very impressive and flavourful. The owner was there and super friendly. I could tell why there are so many good reviews for this restaurant. Absolutely satisfying dinner experience here. Willing to come back next time :)

This is our second time at an OPH (two different locations) and we have yet to be disappointed…read more Our service was fabulous. She was attentive, friendly, and quick. The atmosphere was very diner like and we enjoyed the good warm coffee while we waited for our delicious meal! So to the food aspect: my partner got the Irish Omelette which had broccoli, corn beef hash, spinach, pepper jack cheese (his choice and we both agree it was a win). The omelette sounded overwhelming to me, but I am thankful my partner ordered it because it was good! He also ordered the English muffin. Which was also AMAZING! Now onto the western omelette, it was also wonderful. Eggs fluffy, a good amount of cheese (I picked cheddar). Everything was perfect. But the star of the show was my side of French toast. They bake the bread there for the French toast. It was cooked to perfection and the perfect amount of sweet. One slice was all I needed (...to break my diet ) but dang was it worth it.

On my last day of summer vacation, I treated my mom to breakfast. This is one of her favorite…read morebreakfast spots, so naturally, this is where we ended up! We arrived closer to lunchtime than breakfast, which worked in our favor since there wasn't a wait. We were seated right away, and our server, Angela P., promptly came over for our coffee order. Two coffees later, we were ready to order. My mom, as always, went with her beloved Mushroom Omelet (a bit steep at $15.20 in my opinion), while I ordered a half portion of the Two by Four, which included one egg and two pancakes. It ended up being the perfect amount of food for me. I wasn't thrilled about the $1.60 upcharge for chocolate chips, but the pancakes were fluffy, delicious, and worth the splurge. The restaurant appears to have been remodeled since my last visit and it has a much nicer look and feel than I remembered. My only real complaint is the noise level. Every time I've been here it's been incredibly loud, making conversation a bit difficult and hindering the overall breakfast experience, especially before coffee. Overall, I understand why so many people (including my mom) love this place. The service was friendly, the food was good, and we left satisfied. It's just not my personal favorite breakfast spot in Buffalo, especially considering the prices and noise level. Even so, if you're looking for a reliable breakfast with generous portions, I can see the appeal.