We liked it here a lot. So much so, we only ate breakfast here during our trip. It was an easy walk…read morefrom our hotel and totally worth it. The service was very nice. From the hostess to the waitstaff. All very polite and welcoming. We observed them with other guests and they seemed very patient with the loud kids...and adults to be fair. LOL We had the big skillet both days as well as the breakfast sandwich. While there were some variances, we enjoyed both experiences. The first visit was better in my opinion - the potatoes were tender and not overcooked and my fruit cup didn't have a lot of cantaloupe. I have shared pictures of the menu as well. We had sparkling water and diet cola both times. Our beverages never ran dry. There is an upstairs that overlooks the first floor dining area. We wondered if anyone had ever spilled a beverage that landed on guests below. We could definitely see the possibility of that happening. They also had a nice patio, however, on the hotter days, not sure how enjoyable the city smell would be while trying to eat. Interesting - they only had one bathroom. So we observed a line. And there are tables right next to the door. I would avoid those seats if possible. A little too close to the restroom in my opinion. If we are in the area again, we would definitely eat here again, although they may be at the new location if we visit in the future. I look forward to seeing the upgraded features at the new location.

Amazing spacious, beautiful place. Improved food quality and presentation for sure. Service is ok,…read moremostly new people. A great place for breakfast once a while.

French Made has cultivated something of a local legend around its croissants, and after two…read moreconsecutive mornings arriving to an empty case, I understand the mythology. The almond croissant, when you're lucky enough to claim one before nine, delivers a genuinely impressive balance of shattering, buttery layers and a filling laced generously with almond cream, more Parisian in spirit than most bakeries attempting the same feat across this city. Even the raspberry version, when available, carries the same confident hand in the kitchen. The coffee program deserves equal praise. A well pulled latte and a properly balanced cappuccino suggest a team that treats espresso with the same seriousness as their pastry case, and it shows in the cup. Where the experience finds room to grow is in the choreography of the space itself. The room is petite, charming in its cobalt blue framed way, but the flow between ordering and pickup can feel cramped during a rush, and seating fills quickly. The patio, however, is a genuine reward, a shaded perch worth claiming on a slow afternoon. This is a cafe operating with real ambition and skill, let down only occasionally by its own popularity. Arrive early, claim a croissant while you still can, and settle onto the patio; you'll leave understanding exactly why regulars keep coming back.

One of the best butter croissants! Not oily but buttery, flakey through and through! Bit pricey at…read more$4.50 but worth the experience!

Good food and particularly friendly and accommodating service. The restaurant was very busy. But…read moreservice was very efficient.

Delicious food and coffee. Great service. We arrived right before what line got really long.read more

Great service. Extensive breakfast menu. Good servings and great service. Value exceptional.read more

We went to Evviva for breakfast this morning while visiting Toronto, and we absolutely loved it!…read moreThe service was amazing. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. The café itself is beautifully decorated with green benches, pink chairs, and flowers on the walls. A big plus - not only felt the cafe very inviting, it was was also very clean. Our coffee and food were both amazing and absolutely delicious! It is on the pricier side, so it is definitely not a cheap breakfast, but it was absolutely worth it. Evviva is a must-visit when you are in Toronto and in the area. We would definitely come back!

Went on a weekday morning at opening for a special birthday breakfast and it was incredible. The…read morerestaurant has great zany aesthetics. The staff were very nice, especially our server Emre. The entire menu was very enticing and it was difficult to settle on just one thing, so "[I had] it all!" Looking forward to going back to try the "Steak + Eggs" Benedict, which I've heard great things about.

Avid Bruncher here…read more This place was great for many reasons- the location, the service and the food was pretty yum as well. I came here two days in a row.... Partly this is the best place for the area.. This is an all day Brunch place, popular so you either need to make a reservation on a weekday or else get here before 9am on weekends. Lots of different benedicts to choose from, pancakes and french toast options. Hefty "American" sized portions keep you full. Food tastes clean and delicious. Lots of variety too- and also cool options if you cant choose between hearty or sweet ( eggs/bacon vs pancakes /french toast. They could do better w smoothie options, but i was pleasantly surprised either way their detox smoothie

This is a rooftop restaurant located on the 44th floor of the Bisha Hotel in the Entertainment…read moreDistrict. Personally, I think it is the best rooftop view in Toronto. Food (3.5/5) - the menu is a combination of small and large plates ideal for sharing. A cosmopolitan menu of diverse items from many different cuisines. - Baja Caesar Salad - baby romaine, corn, caesar dressing, agave bacon, croutons, grana padano, chili spice. This was pretty good, romaine was fresh and sauce not too overpowering with a slight kick to it. - Coconut Shrimp with mango salsa, lime, chipotle aioli. Also pretty good... shrimp was cooked fine and the garnishes worked with it. - Tuna Ceviche with avocado, cilantro, corn, red onions, leche de tigre, cancha, plantain. This one was average. The sashimi chunks were pretty average and the overall mix seemed to lack flavour and moistness. - Hamachi Crudo with avocado, elderflower, pickled strawberry, jalapeño, pistachio, basil, olive oil. This was one pretty bad... some of the worst hamachi I have ever had! Overly fishy and off-colour. Service (4/5) - server and assistants were friendly and generally attentive. Some lapses in check ins from time to time. Rooftop is first come, first serve so a reservation does not mean you will be seated quickly and may have to hang out in the interior bar or tables until ready. Atmosphere (4.75/5) - you really cannot top the view from Kost. It has multiple look out areas besides the patio dining area by the infinity pool. They have a raised photo pedestal which is ideal to take pictures with the Tower, Rogers Centre and lake in the background. They also have some trendy couches and sitting areas as well. The interior dining area is also pretty good with window views outside and a California vibe to it. Overall (4/5) - Yes, the food is on the average side for the price. However, it really is a great atmosphere for dining, even if sitting inside. It is a bucket list destination at a minimum and worth a repeat imo.

We loved the staff and the views from Kōst, everyone was incredibly attentive and kind to us on our…read morefirst day in the city. We also happened to be in Toronto when the weather was sunny and beautiful, so that also helped make this a nice experience. The food was well priced and light. We were able to finish most of what we ordered. The potatoes were my favorite part of the eggs Benedict, which we could sub with avocado instead of meat to make it vegetarian. They definitely could've used some more seasoning. The pancakes were good with maple syrup- I think the fruit topping was delicious. The pancakes themselves were a little on the drier side but the fruit made them tastier. The ambiance and vibe of the restaurant definitely made the experience worth it.

We visited Eggspectation for a weekend brunch and both the patio and inside dining area were…read morepacked. The atmosphere was lively and everyone seemed to enjoy their time. The menu is huge, with everything from Eggs Benedict and omelettes to French toast, pancakes, waffles, crêpes, and plenty of lunch options. We ordered "Uneggspected", "Eggstravaganza with Lemon Ricotta & Blueberry Compote", "Prime Rib Benedict", and "Waffle Tiramisu". It was a great mix of sweet and savoury dishes, and the portions were generous. The Prime Rib Benedict was especially rich, with prime rib, poached eggs, Swiss cheese, horseradish aioli and hollandaise. The Lemon Ricotta & Blueberry Compote added a nice sweet touch to the Eggstravaganza and Waffle Tiramisu was a great choice to finish our brunch on a sweet note. We also had a Cappuccino and Irish Coffee, which paired nicely with the meal. The staff are very friendly and attentive; adding to the great experience.

Cute place very airy and posh atmosphere-good coffee and breakfast. Service was nice.read more

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.

We popped in to use a dining credit from the hotel…read more I have to say it was surprisingly good. The wings are some of the best we've had. Crispy but saucy and good sized. I ordered the eggplant sandwich but it was not edible as a sandwich. As soon as I took the toothpick out, the eggplant slid out of the bread. I ate it with a knife and fork. It was good but not a sandwich! The sweet potato fries were crispy and perfectly seasoned. My partners hot dog was a hit as well!

4.5 stars I spent three days in Toronto and the Sportsnet…read moregrill was by far, the best food we had. The wings are as good as any I've had anywhere , and the Salmon! Wow The salmon was seared perfectly with a crisp bottom and a light garlic sauce not drenched. Service was great and the view of the field adds to the vibe. All tvs were rocking and the place has a good spirit

Visiting from the states, TMA was recommended. There is plenty of inside and outside seating. I…read morelove how cute and modern the decor is. Our server, Megan, was so very nice and helpful to us with recommdations of the menu. Every question that we had about drinks and ingredients, Megan knew the answers right off the bat. Megan constantly checked in on how we were doing without it being neither excessive or neglectful. I just loved Megan and she deserves a raise. The food was really good. I enjoyed the "matcha mood" with strawberry syrup. Delicious with the perfect amount of sweetness amd hint of vanilla. Listen, everybody doesn't get matcha right, but TMA hit the mark! For food, i had a "three way" (lol I love that). Scrambled eggs, potatoes, bacon, sausage, toast and a fruit bowl. The potatoes were the star. Cooked perfectly and crisp. Everything else was good as well. I didnt really enjoy the sausage. It had a weird texture and flavor that I just didn't like. Also they have a DJ which is nice and while I liked the song selections, I felt that the sound was too loud (for me). Only reasons I knocked off a star. Otherwise I enjoyed my visit here and would for sure return if im ever back in Toronto!

I'd been meaning to come for quite some time here…read more Granted it was a Saturday and it was ahead of a World Cup game, but the volume from the in-house DJ was LOUD. That's clearly the vibe they're going for, but you should know ahead. A bit funny that part of the restaurant theme is curing a hangover from the night before when they have music at club volume, but whatever. And the DJ wasn't just putting music on shuffle either or just playing old hits, so at least there was effort. I split with someone else and tried the smoked salmon eggs benedict which had hollandaise with beet mixed in (hence the colour). It was really good and my only regret is waiting a few minutes to try it since I started with the pancakes first (more on that), but it meant the egg cooled down. But that's on me. I liked the hashbrowns too and the house salad. The pancakes with blueberry compote and lemon ricotta were amazing. Loved the texture, the quality and lightness of the ricotta and I always love lemon with blueberries. Will definitely get this again. Just keep in mind with the music (at least on Saturdays) this place really isn't suited for families - whether that be younger children (and music was fully explicit) or parents/grandparents either.