Amazing food, the croissants are great! The lady working there was very nice and served us our…read morefood. And the place was very nice and cozy.

I was looking for a place to get a good pastry and Fantail fit the bill. I really recommend the…read moremustard and brie savory brioche if they have it! It was very rich but the mustard helps cut through the heaviness. I didn't order a coffee because there are cheaper places to get coffee nearby. If you happen to be in Roncesvalles I would definitely recommend getting a pastry! Just one note, they seem to be presently operating as a takeout window.

One of my favourite restaurants in Toronto. Small well curated menu and you are generally served by…read moreNeil the owner, who knows everything about the menu, the drinks, the wines, the coffee, etc., most of its locally sourced. They're only open Saturday and Sunday for brunch now and closed Monday and Tuesday. They are open Wednesday through Friday from 5-10pm.

A friend of mine told me about this place and from the pictures it looked like a cute little spot…read moreon the Lakeshore. Ambiance is dark and mellow, menu is small, service is great. I got the French toast. I don't think I'll be coming back to this place. The food was mid for the price. I honestly feel like I could have went to the grocery store and got the blueberry eggo waffles (Thick and Fluffy) and added whipped cream and it would have tasted better. The presentation was excellent but overall taste was lacking.

We were having brunch in Le Lert when I noticed they had coffee options available from Plearn. And…read moregiven that one such option was their Bana coffee, which is essentially a banofee pie in coffee form, I really had no choice but to order it. The Bana coffee ("Espresso, Caramel-syrup, banana milk") was served cold, which I thought worked perfectly. It's a really tasty, refreshing beverage. The different layers are all really delicious, but the drink is improved immeasurably once you stir it all up. It really did remind me of a banofee pie.

This cafe just soft-opened on 2024-05-15. They had another location before but decided to move to…read morethis location. They now only sell drinks; they no longer sell cakes. It is a small cafe now with enough indoor seating for 12+ people. The customer service was good. I ordered a Toron-Ta-Ro ($6.95). It has Taro syrup, milk, steamed milk foam, and torched marshmallows. It looks and tastes good. There is loud, easy-listening music playing in the background. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There is no customer washroom for now (it may be available in 2 weeks). There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-110

They are dog friendly!!! Was lovely being able to brunch with my pup…read more The brunch menu was simple but had something for everyone. I went with the Niçoise salad with smoked salmon and my partner went with the sandwich and both were substantial servings and quite delicious! The service was attentive but laid back. Was a nice spot to catch up with friends. They love dogs!! And encourage people to bring them in!

Good Company, located on Queen St. W., near Portland Ave, is Toronto's newest coffee shop in the…read morewest end. I've actually passed by their signage multiple times and never realized that it would be a coffee shop until they finally opened. I believe there is a barbershop upstairs where there will be more small bites/alcoholic options available in the future at night. I stopped by Good Company on a Monday around lunchtime. I opted for Lox on Dough toast (smoked salmon, salmon roe, dill & shallot cream, cheese drizzled with honey on a Forno Cultura sourdough bread) as well as an Americano. I ordered at the counter but staff asked me to sit down at any table as I was eating there. My food was made at a reasonable time. The coffee was decent but could be better. The toast however was delicious and beautifully presented. The bread was toasted perfectly and all the ingredients worked well together. I enjoyed the toast! Overall, great chill place to open up in the west end. I am excited to see what other offerings they will have in the future as well as at night!

I visited the cafe during morning hours, it wasn't too busy and there was ample seating available…read more It has good decor, few paintings are also available to buy (like an art gallery). I ordered for Spinach Feta pastry and Americano. The pastry was average, but Americano was watered down. I would suggest sticking to standard brew.

This is a new coffee shop/ cafe that recently opened in Cabbagetown. There is a Greek vibe inside…read more They make their croissant sandwiches in-house daily. All pastries and cakes are made daily. Anything one day old is either 50% off or BOGO. These are outsourced from 3 different bakeries. They also sell ice cream. Their coffee cups are made with coffee husk, so they are lightweight, don't chip, and stay cool even with hot beverages. We ordered the following: 1. Flat White ($4.55). 2. Old Fashioned Chocolate Cake ($7.25). 3. Apricot Danish ($8.50). The Flat White tasted good. My son loved the Chocolate Cake. He didn't share. It was rich and moist. The Apricot Danish was fresh. You can serve yourself with free water. Any Cabbagetown resident and construction workers get a 10% discount. Any government and police get a 15% discount. There is indoor and outdoor seating. The owners are Armenian, who escaped from the war in Ukraine. They opened on 2024-07-20. There is free WiFi. The cafe is not wheelchair accessible, except for the outdoor patio. There is one gender-neutral washroom, but it is not wheelchairaccessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. There is one high chair for little children. Review 2024-178

We were in the area picking up a cake and I was in the mood for a small sweet treat. I took a look…read moreat Gaspar Cafe and was immediately intrigued by the Butter Nutella, which appeared to be a bite-sized concoction of some sort. It's a decent dessert. It's very small, so I was able to eat it in just a few mouthful, which I appreciated. I was a little thrown by it being cold, as I would have assumed it was a freshly-baked item. And while I can't say I really tasted any Nutella, I did enjoy it. It was a small, easy-to-consume dessert that satisfied my sweet craving. Service was first class, and I did notice they have many other tasty-looking items.

Such a cute little shop! Amin the owner is so kind, so friendly and has a wonderful personality. He…read moretruly takes care of every customer. The sandwich was so flavourful and hearty, the chai tea latte was yummy too! Great spot for the neighbourhood

Tip: Sign up for Perkins rewards for discounts on food and more…read more Two Saturdays ago, I was in the area and noticed this Perkins across the street. I don't frequent Pickering as much as I used to. It was new to me. I flagged checking it out in my head. Last Saturday, I dropped by for a late lunch after completing my errands. My first visit at a Perkins restaurant was in Winnipeg. I loved going there after a midnight shift to get pancakes and more. Sadly, Winnipeg doesn't have any Perkins eateries left. When I lived in the States, there was one Perkins in Rochester, MN. It's still there. I'm so glad. As a resident, I went there for a team lunch and when I was peckish for some breakfast. This eatery is in a plaza. It's next to Shawarma Royale and across from Dairy Queen, which are also new to me. I parked steps away from the entrance. It's wasn't all that busy at 2:30 pm on a Saturday. I walked in. I saw the sign to wait to be seated. I did while taking photos. It didn't take long for a nice woman to come over. She brought me to a booth. I thanked her. This woman wasn't my server, but did get me a Diet Coke. It was a bit off in flavour. I'm not sure if it was the ratio of syrup to carbonated water, or maybe the water. My refill was much better and the carbonation was great. Patricia would end up being my server. She came over and asked if I was ready to order. I was! I got these items: - French toast with scrambled eggs and sausage links - Diet Coke She came over to bring a warm bottle of maple syrup. It was a nice touch. My food didn't take long to arrive. It looked yummy. I thanked her and went to town. The French toast slices were excellent. They had a bit of powdered sugar on top. Not a lot. Just the right amount. I slathered on some butter on each slice and then poured the warm maple syrup on top. Delicious! They were crispy and chewy where they should be. The sausage links were nicely browned and had some nice crispness. Yummy! I liked my scrambled eggs. Perfect! No complaints here. The only downside was that my server didn't really check on me, except for the Diet Coke refill when I was practically done with my meal. She checked on everyone else, which was a bit odd. When I got my drink refill, she gave me my bill. What if I wanted a slice of chocolate french silk pie? You didn't ask. You simply presumed that I was done. I signed up for Perkins rewards. I have some perks that are waiting or me to use. Although Perkins is American, I've noticed that this eatery wants to tell you that it's Canadian-owned. The ketchup in French's, which is Canadian. There's also a huge Canadian flag when you enter this restaurant. I paid at the table. My server gave me the payment machine. I paid with a credit card by tipping and tapping. Done! I used the washroom before I headed home. The washrooms are by the entrance. The women's washroom was clean. The stall that I used was also clean and decent. It's a good Perkins. I'd return for more good eats. I hope that someone checks up on me as much as the other customers in the eatery. (409)

I dropped in at Perkins in Pickering for some breakfast after a nearby appointment. They have a…read morepretty good deal that includes bacon, sausage, eggs, and pancakes for only 8.95. It's a pretty good value for the money. I do have to mention that their web site sucks. You can't access the Canadian menus. Despite listing five Canadian locations, when clicking on "View Menu", a message pops up stating "No restaurants matching that store reference". It's been like that for years.

Omg. This is a 40 min drive from where I live. Doesn't matter. Every year for my birthday I get a…read moreBlack Forest cake from her, bring it home and give it to my wife to surprise me with later. Worth the drive. While I'm there I get a hot veal on a bun to eat on the way home, chased by one of their fabulous donuts and a cannoli. There are lots to choose from. Always crowded for a reason. Do not drive by without stopping I.

I always been a great place to go to pick up bread for meat lunches look great services good clean…read moreany kind of bread you need they've got it unless you're late to pick up whatever bread you want. You can order ahead too.