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    Le Petit Déjeuner

    3.6 (409 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Waffle with eggs Benedict
    Ali B.

    Loved this place! I've always walked by this place but never really knew what it was so I ended up searching it on Google and read reviews they served amazing brunch. And amazing brunch they did serve! I ended up getting their waffle and eggs Benedict. The waffles tasted different than what I thought they would taste like. They were very light and had the texture of bread. When you dipped it into the maple syrup, it was quite nice. I also got the bottomless coffee. I'm usually not a fan of coffee from brunch places but trust me, this was one of the better ones. The service was quite quick and the interior was nice and cozy inside. We got a table right away.

    Waffle and salmon egg benny
    Maddy B.

    I've always seen huge queues outside le petit dej, and wondered what all the fuss was. But I totally get it. Luckily we got a good day and managed to get one of the last two tables, but I would definitely be prepared to queue up here. But it's worth it for sure. I love the interior. Dimly lit and cramped but so quaint and unique. It definitely sets you into one of the busy cafes of Belgium amongst the roaring streets of Toronto. Opted for a waffle after hearing how good they are, with a eggs benny. The egg was great and salmon was fresh, served with an apple slaw it just made it. Every flavour was different but went together. But the star of the show was the waffle. The flavour was so unique, I never had anything like it. Not sweet at all and a little like bread, but so soft and melt in the mouth. Paired with the syrup it made for a perfect breakfast that definitely doesn't feel like you need to wean off sugar for the rest of the day! Coffee kept coming and definitely some of the better stuff compared to other brunch places. Bottomless is best! So good!

    Waffle Melody Benjamin - scrambled eggs with smoked salmon & Waffle Benedict - Veronique with caramelized onions and peppers
    Shakira H.

    Finally happened! Many a time I'd drive by on a weekend and see a massive line up. Toronto is notorious for line ups, especially when it may well be worth it. Unfortunately, this wasn't the case here. I give it a 3.5. The food gave me mixed opinions. The claim to fame is the Belgian waffles swapped out for your traditional English muffin for the Eggs Benny and we tried both the Melody and the actual poached egg. I liked the apple slaw - crisp and fresh. However, the waffles were a bit of a bummer. Not sure because they were cold but they didn't taste like they were made in-house, or anything special. It wasn't too busy this Sunday but they may not have had enough help. The wait staff were overwhelmed and it showed. I'd come to Petit Dejeuner only for something convenient, but sometimes the line up is anything but.

    The Hungry Gal
    Alaleh P.

    PDC is a very cozy café located beside George Brown College. The lady who took our order was so nice and friendly. We ordered "Benjamin Waffles", "The Hungry Gal", "Toast Champignon with a Poached Egg" for brunch. And B52 Coffee, Latte and Mimosa. Everything was very delicious, specially the waffles. It was crispy and moisty inside.

    Andrew L.

    Was looking for a simple brunch on a rainy gloomy day. Found this spot and got the salmon eggs benny. Unfortunately was quite disappointed. The hollandaise sauce was too sour and the salmon tasted old. The potatoes were not crispy at all and the portion was very small. The apple slaw was ok. I do say the service was great. The waiter was attentive and refilled our coffees many times.

    Food Plate #1
    Keith W.

    A nice little cozy home feel restaurant. The food is just about as classic as you can get without being too influenced by modernity. As for the drink, it's as you expect in terms of the flavour profile - not overly sweet either which is a plus. Attentive servers make this place a spot where you can flag people down if you require any additional things.

    Croque madame
    Alice D.

    Time: Visited for brunch on a Thursday morning and we were seated without any issues. There were a decent amount of people there for a weekday morning and although there was just one server, it didn't feel too busy. Menu & food: A good mix of dishes and choices - it made it hard to choose for sure! I got the croque madame ( with a sunny side up egg rather than a cheesy outside ) and then shared the strawberry waffles. Both dishes were really delicious and I would order either again since they were filling and tasted amazing. Price wise, I would say they both were a little more than I'd rather pay for the quality and quantity, but once in a while I felt it'd be a fair meal. Service: Great all around, friendly staff and the food came out pretty quickly. Props to the one person working the entire time!

    Great brunch place
    Iris G.

    - Bar-like intimate brunch place ($20-30 per person) - Great smoked salmon omelette! Feels healthy - Can ask for multiple mixes for juice (I got a grapefruit orange passion fruit juice) - Croque Madame is tasty with ham, cheese and egg - Come during lunch on weekdays to avoid the crowds, good service

    Belgian waffle with eggs Florentín
    Quin B.

    I visited Le Petit in Toronto after looking for a place to eat breakfast while waiting on my train at central station. It was a nice little Belgian bistro with a simplistic breakfast menu. I was in a rush and the service was quick and swift. I ordered a waffle with eggs Florentine. The spinach was fresh and the waffle was light with a mild buttery rich flavor. As expected, a nice maple syrup accompanied the waffle. The apple slaw that came with it was different, but likable. They kind of knew that my time was limited and the bill was brought and taken care of promptly. It was a pleasant atmosphere and experience.

    Cappuccino
    Ying W.

    We ordered Belgian waffles with salmon and classic breakfast crepe. Both are very tasty. For drinks, we ordered cappuccino and grapefruit juice. Coffee is just so so, it's like machine made coffee. Grapefruit juice is not fresh squeezed. The service is ok. It is a cozy restaurant and it's getting crowded at 9 am in the morning.

    Eggs benedict
    Daniel P.

    My friend and I were looking for a different breakfast place. We were tired of the same chains. It's a small and cozy place with attentive waiters/waitresses. We were very surprised how good the food is. We had eggs benedict and waffles and it was delicious. We appreciated the flavors and it seems as if everything is made to order (the chef literally cuts everything once the order comes in) which means you wait a little for your food but it's so worth it. Prices are okay but that is subjective. We will definitely go back.

    Waffle Benjamin
    Koji S.

    I ordered the Waffle Benjamin - a combination of an ultra-light and crispy Belgian waffle and an eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, with a tangy apple slaw on the side. All the components hit the mark for me, but a friend grumbled at the portion size - and it's true, the Belgian waffle was much lighter than the potatoes that would customarily occupy that section of the brunch plate.

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    Food and staff were wonderful. The apple slaw was soooo good. We got the Benedict's a the pancakes and would recommend both.

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    Great spot. Service was amazing. Eggs Benny was tasty. Coffee was just ok (I drink mine black, so I'm a bit of a coffee snob).

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    I love this place. I used to come here years ago, and moved away. I just moved back and was…read moredelighted to see that it was still here, with its insanely large list of rare and delicious beers from Belgium, Holland, Germany and beyond! I've only been back for 3 weeks and I've already been 3 times. And sent several people to this place. So far, we've tried various draft and bottled beers, and have had their schnitzel and poutine. During the day, it is disconcertingly quiet, but I was really happy to see that on a Friday night it was absolutely packed with "young" people (Millennials and Gen Z), and everyone seemed to be having a great time. I will be back often, but will restrain myself from posting too often lol.

    Food: 3.5/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbiance 3.5/5 Food: We came here for dinner before attending an event in the area. Hubby ordered the special of the day which was a chicken wrap with french fries. He also ordered chicken drumsticks. I got the Redeemer burger with fries. The fries tasted good but they were a little too greasy. I think they didn't allow the oil to drain long enough. The burger was good but I didn't like the bun. I'm picky! LOL. Hubby said his chicken wrap & fries were delicious. Service: We had a young guy as our waiter & he had an interesting accent that I couldn't place. Hubby asked him & turns out he's from Kazakhstan. He was impressed that hubby guessed his accent right. LOL. Anyway he was really great with taking care of us. He got our drinks & orders in quickly. Our main dishes also came out quicker than I thought it would. He was very nice. Ambiance: Given this is an old building the layout is a bit odd. I heard the building was a former funeral home. Anyway, there are three small rooms for dining. The bar is at the back of the middle room & it looked like it was on a raised level. The decor is medium tone wood tables, club chairs and upholstered banquette seating. They try to make the most of the space but the club chairs take a lot of room. So when the bar is full it ends up being awkward to manouvere around everyone. Washrooms are downstairs. 3 stalls for women. It's a little run down but given the age of the building it's decent. We came back around 9.30pm for dessert after attending an event in the area & the bar was totally full. We had the belgian waffle with maple syrup. We had a lady for our waitstaff this time. She was nice but I think she felt a bit harried with all the customers. The only seats we could get were by the window & we were jammed in next to other people. It was pretty loud so we didn't hang around too long. But it was hard to get out of the spot we were in! We decided to pay the bill at the bar because it was so jammed. I wouldn't mind coming back when it's not busy. But if you don't like crowds or to be squished into a corner don't come after 7pm.

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    For a sports bar, the food selection, quality, taste, and presentation here are great. It's…read moreprobably one of the better sports bars out there in terms of food. The restaurant is connected to a brewery next door. They offer beer flights and an extensive beer and other drinks menu. The food menu shows a recommended beer pairing for each dish. Inside, there are multiple screens throughout the restaurant, each screen showing a different sport game (at the time we were there). We went during a non-busy time and were seated right away. Service was nice, quick, and efficient. Crudo Salad was nice and light. You can opt to add extra protein such as salmon or shrimps, or opt to exclude the bocconcini cheese to make it vegan. Atlantic Salmon was cooked well done, and came with a good amount of quinoa and market vegetables (broccoli and cauliflower florets, carrot, green beans, red bell pepper). Roasted Cauliflower Steak was excellent - firm in texture with a slight roasted char. The pesto and curry sauce that it came with were pretty good. The cauliflower sat on top of quinoa pilaf, and topped with roasted cherry tomatoes.

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    Was at this location of St. Louis Bar & Grill for their AYCE Boneless Wings special. See their…read morewebsite promotions if it is still available! For $17.99 you get endless boneless wings (basically saucy nuggies) until you are full. They offer chicken and meatless (cauliflower) with a list of sauces and dry rubs. We went as a group of 4 and split the flavours to try a good portion. The server was great and mentioned that we should check with them if their meatless option changes as it was previously not cauliflower filled. Honestly, we missed out of ordering the meatless earlier on and only enjoyed it at the end. It was pretty good for a vegetarian option! The sauce level is just enough, the dill sauce is great and you get refills as desired. We just got water and no fries and just pure protein. This is a sports bar, you can see a screen anywhere is in restaurant, it's cozy and there is lots of tables, booth, bar seating to enjoy time with friends and a sporting event. Service was good, they had great timing and there wasn't much wait time between our orders and everything came out quick, hot, no issues. Sauces tried: - st. Louis hot sauce; sour notes and spicy, imo mild compared to Korean or Thai profiles, great option - authentic buffalo; good standard buffalo option, not spicy - Louis 92 BBQ; smoky, slight tinge - hot and honey; a bit variable as some pieces had a numb spicy while others didn't, nice sweetness - honey Cajun; better than dry Cajun, good light flavour - honey garlic; can't go wrong, safe base option, not garlicky at all - garlic Parm; surprisingly good, nice strong flavour - Mississippi BBQ; great smoky BBQ flavour - dry rub lemon pepper; v weak lemon taste, not worth it Of all the flavours, the spicy options were the best, the garlic Parm stood out and the honey garlic was a great neutral option. It was a fun experience. Will be back for the deals again In future.

    My friend and I came here to try their wingsanity (AYCE wings) event and was surprised to see such…read morea good selection of sauces and dry rubs. I really enjoyed the fries that came with it, they were crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. I tried their '92 BBQ, honey garlic and garlic parm sauces on alternating boneless and bone in wings. I thought it was a neat experience and that I could see myself coming back here to eat it again when in the mood for some greasy AYCE haha. Service was standard, we went during the weekend late afternoon and luckily it was not busy.

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    A perfect French dining experience. So good that we ate here twice during our week-long visit to…read moreToronto. First Visit ° Started off with a bottle of Patrick Piuze Crémant Bourgogne, $110. Crisp, peach. A very good wine ° Foie gras - toast, berry preserve. A good starter. ° Beatrice et Pascal Lambert Chinon, $110. Earthy, tannic, quite good. ° Steak frites. Excellent. Béarnaise sauce and peppercorn sauce. ° Pavlova - fruit, meringue. A hint of allspice. Yummy. Paired with sweet Riesling. Second Visit ° Another bottle of Patrick Piuze Crémant Bourgogne. ° Onion soup. A large portion with lots of gruyere. A lighter stock. Delicious ° Saland d' Endive with candied walnut, blue cheese, sweet dressing. Great! ° Burzi Plautra Barbera, $100. Very good, acidic. ° 1/2 roasted chicken. Wow! Perfect! Delicious mushroom sauce. Mosit breast meat. ° Tarte Tatin per Deux. Huge. We took 1/2 home. Ice cream and caramel sauce. ° Calvados ° Coffee + 2700K lighting + cloth napkins + flatware - Browne, hefty + music - soft French - dirty HVAC vents $459.32 CAD for dinner for 2 including tax and tip. 1st visit. $467.40. 2nd visit.

    Le Sélect Bistro has the kind of atmosphere that immediately slows you down in the best way…read more From the white tablecloths to the warm lighting and classic bistro setting, everything about the space felt timeless and quietly elegant without trying too hard. It's the kind of place that makes you want to settle in, order slowly, and really enjoy the evening. We started with a few appetizers, and the beef tartare was one of my favorite dishes of the night.. beautifully balanced, well seasoned, and rich without feeling too heavy. The foie gras was also very nicely done, smooth and delicate, especially with the toasted bread and the sweetness from the preserve on the side. The risotto was creamy and comforting, with a deep savory flavor that felt very French in the most satisfying way. For the main, the duck dish was especially memorable.. rich, hearty, and full of depth, with the beans and sauce bringing everything together in a way that felt rustic but still refined. What I appreciated most was that nothing felt overly trendy or overcomplicated. The food felt grounded in classic bistro cooking, and that confidence came through in the experience. Overall, this is the kind of restaurant I'd come back to when I want a slower, more intimate dinner in the city. Warm atmosphere, thoughtful food, and the kind of place that leaves a very lasting impression.

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