Class is now in session. Meet your new Yorkville hangout—no membership required. Located on Bloor Street, PUBLIC SCHOOL is a rebellious coffeehouse, kitchen, and bar serving up no-fuss all-day menus that creatively combine modern flair with nostalgic charm. Perfect for brunch or an afternoon bite, our menu offers comforting flavors that make you feel at home. Work, mingle, and vibe out with local barista coffee, craft beer, and mischievous cocktails. Whether it's morning coffee or evening cocktails, Public School is the place to be for crafted brews and classic treats. publicschooltoronto.com@publicschooltoronto
Joignez-vous à nous pour créer des souvenirs significatifs au Café Boulud avec notre brunch du week-end. Notre chef de cuisine Colin Henderson a préparé une sélection de plats inspirés des saisons.Trois services - CAD 72*Veuillez noter que le menu à la carte n’est pas disponible pendant le brunch* Le Café Boulud est la brasserie française réinventée du chef Daniel Boulud située à l'Hôtel Four Seasons à Yorkville, Toronto. Le restaurant sert un menu saisonnier enraciné dans la tradition française, mettant en valeur à la fois les classiques du bistrot et les plats contemporains inspirés des repas de famille du chef Daniel à Lyon.@CafeBouludTO#CafeBouludTO
Leaside was the neighbourhood with everything a young family could need -- except bacon and eggs. Native to the area, Hayley and Robbie know it’s the natural setting to raise their daughter, Sophie. But, before 4 o’clock, it was a challenging place to feed her. They set out to give the neighbourhood the brunchtime local Leaside (and Sophie) deserved.Tailored to the family-oriented community, the menu honours all generations. It features the crucial classics (like the Benedict), hipster staples (like the Avocado toast), and kid-curated essentials (like pb&j pancakes). From top to bottom, the food is crafted around the intention of what can be house made, freshly squeezed, and locally sourced. Sophie’s opened in August 2018 and has had lines out the door ever since. Casual and fun, the place immediately looked like it had been on the Bayview strip all along – because it should have been.
Opened in 2017. Michelin Recommended since 2022.We first imagined Aloette to be the perfect diner that we’d want to dine in – a menu with a great cheeseburger paired with a fantastic and fun wine list, a long row of bar stools facing the bar and the kitchen, and an energetic atmosphere accented with an old school hip hop playlist. The buzz of the dining room mirrors the energy of the street on Spadina Avenue; the dining room itself mimics a train’s dining car. It’s a bistro-meets-diner-meets-internationally-inspired menu which is also representative of the diverse culture in Toronto. Our service team is upbeat and genuine but also deeply knowledgeable about the menu and offerings. Brunch at Aloette was something we said we’d never do. But the city kept asking and we’re glad to be a new staple in the Queen West neighbourhood for mimosas, chicken and waffles, and piping hot coffees. We hope you love our little diner as much as we and our team do. Patrick Kriss & Zane Pearl
The finest steaks, the greatest burger, the handcrafted pizza and pasta dishes you know and love are all available here at Stock Bar. Terroni and Cumbrae's, both essential parts of Toronto's culinary identity, have come together for the first time in menu form. Custom cocktails and selected wines offered up in a beautiful environment for everyone, anytime.
Introducing Abrielle, where Coastal Mediterranean allure meets the heartbeat of downtown Toronto. Abrielle is more than just a restaurant; it is a monument to timeless charm, enveloped in a vibrant energy that saturates every moment. Our ethos revolves around the art of exceptional hospitality, dedicated to serving, inspiring, and elevating your dining experience.Our relaxed luxury is approachable, yet rooted in classic elegance and sophistication. Enjoy bright flavours, vegetable-forward plates and stunning wines that create a distinctive style that’s all our own - stripped of pretense and full of vibrancy. We are warm, inviting and inclusive. With the sprawling metropolis as our backdrop, we are an oasis for people to share, connect, conversate and enjoy.
Le Terroni YONGE (at Price St.) comporte une terrasse attribuée sur la base du premier arrivé, premier servi. Il propose un authentique menu du sud de l'Italie. Avec plus de 20 ans dans le métier, le Terroni continue à servir des ingrédients frais de qualité dans une ambiance paisible et décontractée.
Vous apprécierez la cuisine italienne experte de cet établissement situé dans le quartier de Rosedale-Summerhill.
Conviviality meets the essence of iconic Italian cuisine at our restaurant, the anchor experience at Eataly. Delight your senses with an extensive array of handmade fresh pastas, each crafted with precision — or indulge in a variety of authentic Pizza Napoletana meticulously cooked to order. The perfect complement? Our formidable wine selection, boasting Italian bottles curated to enhance your dining experience.
Daphne is a modern American style restaurant, lounge, and garden terrace in the heart of Toronto's Financial District. Daphne offers American cuisine with a contemporary twist, skillfully curated by Executive Stuart Cameron. The menu showcases seasonal American classics, complemented by an array of small bites, handcrafted cocktails, and an extensive wine list, all presented within an elegant and modern ambiance. At the heart of the culinary offerings are two authentic wood-fired grills, infusing a distinct flavor into each dish. Locally sourced ingredients, along with local and imported seafood, are expertly grilled over live coals, ensuring a tantalizing dining experience. Each dish is thoughtfully enhanced with the addition of seasonal produce, while the bakery crafts artisanal breads by hand.
Dinner is available Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with Happy Hour and nightly specials!Serving Brunch 7 days a week starting at 10AM on Weekdays and 9AM on Weekends.We offer a fresh perspective on the classic neighbourhood eatery, throwing back to a simpler, more wholesome time when eating out was fun, approachable and most importantly, accessible. It brings patrons back to the mid-twentieth century – an era defined by a feel-good, optimistic mentality that influenced popular culture and food. Think Leave it to Beaver, Superbad, and Saved By The Bell came together in the most epic way possible.
