Service was fantastic, cute place. Food was really good. Got a bacon egg and cheese sandwhich and…read moretruffle fries. The others got breakfast items too, which were all good.

Four of us went for breakfast last weekend and everything was perfect as always…read more Great food Great prices Great people Great service. Highly recommend!

This bakery is so cute! Their pastries are so delicious, a bit on the pricier side, but the quality…read moreis definitely there. There hasn't been an item that I've tried I didn't like. My favourite though, has to be the classic, butter croissant. I picked up a strawberry short cake for a family dinner, and oh my gosh, it was so yummy. The cake was made out of layers of chiffon cake (super light and airy) and a delicious whipped cream with strawberries pieces nestled between the layers. I've only done take out there, but they do have a small area with seating, including space outdoors for warmer months. The service is good, staff are friendly and efficient. Even if there's a line, you're not really waiting that long. The location is easy to get to from Finch Station, but if you're traveling by car, parking may be a bit tough to find, though there is street parking and a paid lot a couple blocks further north by the TTC lot.

We came here for one thing...the Dubai chewy cookie. The cafe sells other items as well from cakes…read moreto sandwiches to croissant pastries. The space is not big but there some limited seating. The display cases are at the far end of the store and if there is a lineup it will be hard to see what is available unless you get closer to the cash area and if this is your first time here and don't know what is available it might take a bit to decide. The coveted Dubai Chewy cookie sits next to the cash area. You can get a box of 4 or singles. We got a box of 4, with tax....just over 27 bucks. Was it worth it? I would say YES! The coating was soft and chewy with a generous amount of filling with the kataifi giving a nice crunch. This is definitely a treat.

August 18/2015: A solo breakfast…read more Tiny little diner. Less than 50 seats for customers with an old style 50' theme. I ordered the Eggs Benedict ($17.25). Small serving but not bad taste wise. My server was very nice but wouldn't allow me to take advantage of the breakfast specials because I was there at 11:10 & the specials expired at 11:00, which I kinda understood. I found that to be a rather chinchy move in my opinion. Nothing to write home for food. It didn't really offer anything special but it was good. Peameal bacon was nicely done. I doubt I'd go again, there's not enough of a uniqueness to warrant another visit.

Great spot to stop for breakfast especially if you're by the airport. The restaurant is super cute…read morewith its retro theme and the staff is very lovely and welcoming as well. I highly recommend for anyone wanting some breakfast.

Came here for a quick brunch and was amazed at everything!…read moreService was great from start to finish. The food was beautifully presented and tasted really good! Great balance of flavors. It was a little loud inside, but to be expected as it was extremely busy when we came.

Feels like a chain, service was friendly and efficient. Menu was LARGE. Couldn't figure out what…read moreto order but ended up w the stacked breakfast. Really tasty. But subbed fruit instead of home fries. Fruit could be a tinier fresher...other than that, it was a good place to eat

4.5 rounding up to 5…read more I've been a patron for decades and in fact thought I'd left my two cents on the table here years ago. I've been in a little more often recently, so here we finally are. The restaurant is situated in the heart of southern end of Colossus plaza, along with ample parking and patio tables that are sheltered by solid plexi partitions and umbrellas. When you go in, you'll be greeted and invited to choose a table. Water and menus arrive shortly. Recently, they've developed a rotation of daily specials which are quite a bang for the buck. On my latest visit, I opted for the $9.95 Friday fish and chips, which came with cole slaw and of course, tartar sauce and lemon. You can also choose from regular or malt vinegar. I was really impressed with it. The portions were not skimpy, except maybe the slaw, but I really liked the dressing on it foe being neither too salty nor sour. I like that their fries have the skins on. They are cooked nicely. My daughter went with the Philly cheesesteak sandwich and an upgrade of poutine, which she ordered because she liked it so much the last time. It's not a bad deal for $26. She also had a strawberry daiquiri, $10, which was up to and over the brim, and very tasty. The lime and strawberry garnishes were super fresh and tasty. I stuck with Coke Zero. I appreciate that it comes with refills. The staff are friendly, attentive and professional. While our server took care of most of our needs, two other different staff also filled in to bring out food and drinks. I like that they work as a team to ensure customers are well taken care of. My biggest recommendation for improvement would be replacing a number of the bench seats that need either surgery or to be put out of their misery. I know this place has been around for ages, but it doesn't need to look like it's gonna die from neglect. The rest of the decor is actually beautiful, and I love the mix of windows and low light. So long as prices don't get higher, I can keep looking forward to enjoying this venue. It's a solid return-to place for me.

We met friends for lunch and had a mixed experience. It was Thursday and the dining room was maybe…read more1/3rd full. Two servers were on for the lunch service and they seemed busy without being overtaxed. Our friends got there first so we walked right in and there were menus already on the table. We ordered soft drinks and our meals and became engaged in conversation. Drinks arrived without undue delay. Regrettably I can't say the same about our entrees, it felt like these took somewhere around 15-minutes between ordering and the meals at

Love the click ahead "join the wait-list option" for this chain. Definitely have used it and it's…read moreawesome because they'll hold your table for you long enough for you to make your way there. Menu is vast and they have lots of kid friendly options. Staff is friendly and fast and very efficient -food is tasty! Have visited this location a couple of times and had a great experience with kiddo!

Taking forever for the food to be ready, taking even longer for the bill. It was not busy at all,…read morenot even 1/3 full. I guess the staff are not very efficient here. Do not recommend. Food is okay though.

This must be the place!…read more Our first trip to Toronto and boy did we have fun. From delicious food to sipping wine, and everything in between, Toronto was a city to explore. Ladybug Wine Bar is a cute but also sophisticated wine bar located on King Street, steps away from shopping and restaurants. We stopped in here on a snowy Sunday before our flight home. They also serve Sunday Brunch. We grabbed a few open seats at the comfy bar. They do not offer wine flights, which made this experience pretty darn expensive but SOOOO worth it. We had such a fun time and the people working were so nice, we honeslty did not want to leave. They were willing to help with our selections. We actually ordered all their Reds by the glass. I know, but there were only about 6 and we had to try them all. I like to say "go big or go home" LOL! We loved almost all except for maybe a few. We ended up also ordering a charcuterie while we sip. And of course I brought a bottle home with me. If you are ever in Toronto, please check out Ladybug wine bar, it is fantastic, you won't want to leave. Cheers!

A Hidden Gem for Brunch!!…read more I came here with 3 of my girlies that love brunch. Everything we ordered was fresh, light, and absolutely delicious. We started with some drinks which were super affordable compared to other brunch places. The espresso martinis weren't too sweet and had the perfect balance. As for the dishes the standout for me was the smoked salmon toast. The combination of the eggs, fresh dill, and sliced salmon on top of toast was so yummy. Service was nice and the place was cozy/bright. Highly recommend this spot for a girls' brunch or casual date.

Great family restaurant, Saturday breakfast is amazing here. The staff are amazing and the food is…read morehearty.

Don't miss out on the Philly Cheese Steak!! It's so dang delicious! I can't help but order it every…read moretime I visit. We also went for the lovely corned beef with mustard, and some French toast for something sweet. I wish they did pancakes every day, not just on weekends; but this is my only complaint. I love this place and think it's priced incredibly well and has a vast menu that surprisingly rocks at meeting every dish. Don't forget to bring cash, it is cash only. (But they do have an ATM on site) Everyone who works here is lovely and will treat you like a regular. I come as often as I can.

I've been meaning to go to this place but couldn't figure out how to find it in the plaza. It turns…read moreout it's located inside Bubble Republic! They offer Malaysian/singaporean dishes which is sometimes hard to find. The place was nice and clean and the staff was friendly. I ordered the Malaysian curry laksa with a half udon half vermicelli noodles. The broth was so coconuty and shrimpy which is how I likey laksa. Good amount of garnish of shrimp, tofu, and fish balls. The only thing was the noodles was more vermicelli than the udon. I think next time I'll order it I'll get it for udon only. Definitely coming back here for the bakkutteh dish my other favourite!

I hadn't heard of Breakfast ING before we showed up but the place had plenty of good reviews, so I…read morewas definitely down for a drive into Mississauga. The place was far from crowded when we showed up, and we were told to check out the menus and place our order at the front. We decided to share the House Special Sandwich ("Pork loin marinated with house special recipe, tomato, fried egg, cabbage and peanut butter") and the Malaysian Street Style sandwich ("4oz ground beef with a taste of M'sian spice, tomato, fried egg, lettuce and sweet & spicy sauce"). (I also got a milk tea to drink, and it was really good. Very rich but not too sweet.) The sandwiches were both excellent. They were packed with flavor and the various components all worked really well together. The Malaysian Street Style did flirt with being just a little too sweet, but it was balanced out with the other components. Everything was decently priced, too. The bill, with tip, came out to around 25 bucks, which is great considering the quantity and caliber of food we were given.