Best Brunch in Toronto for 2026 highlights 10 places in Toronto, including Maha's Brunch, White Lily Diner, and Lady Marmalade. Find photos, tips, and booking options for your visit.
The Egyptian brunch platter is worth ordering.
Maha's Brunch offers a homey atmosphere with a distinctive Egyptian menu. The brunch platter is a standout, offering a variety of flavors that transport you straight to Cairo. It's a cozy spot where every dish feels like it's made with love.
Egyptian flavors, cozy brunch, cultural exploration
The house-smoked meats elevate the sandwiches.
White Lily Diner offers a humble setting with all-day breakfasts and deli sandwiches. The house-smoked meats add a special touch to the menu, making it a spot where classic diner fare gets a flavorful twist. It's a comforting place for a leisurely meal.
Classic diner feel, meat lovers, all-day breakfast
The eggs benny here are not your average brunch fare.
Lady Marmalade is a bright, art-filled space that serves up inventive breakfasts and globally inspired lunches. The menu is as colorful as the decor, with dishes that are a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds. The eggs benny, with its unique twist, is worth ordering.
Creative brunch dishes, art lovers, weekend catch-ups
The blueberry pancakes are a beloved classic.
Mildred's Temple Kitchen brings international flair to a relaxed, modern setting. The open kitchen adds to the lively atmosphere, and the blueberry pancakes are worth ordering. It's a place where brunch feels both comforting and sophisticated.
Classic brunch, family gatherings, relaxed dining
OEB Breakfast Co. is where breakfast gets a gourmet makeover. The space is modern and bustling, with a menu that pushes breakfast boundaries. Their duck fat fried potatoes are a standout, adding a touch of indulgence to your morning meal.
Gourmet breakfast, morning indulgence, people who care about food
The Japanese-inspired dishes are a refreshing change.
Ohiru Cafe offers a cozy room with a menu that brings Japanese flavors to the brunch table. It's a small, intimate space where each dish feels thoughtfully crafted. The Japanese-inspired dishes are a refreshing change from the usual brunch offerings.
Japanese flavors, intimate brunch, food worth trying
Tatsuro's fits this brunch guide with a verified Toronto listing, at 1378 Queen St E.
Tatsuro's offers a unique blend of Japanese and Italian flavors in a trendy Leslieville setting. The fusion dishes are a revelation, providing a fresh take on brunch that's both innovative and delicious.
Fusion cuisine, trendy brunch, food worth trying
Sisters & Co fits this brunch guide with a verified Toronto listing, at 887 Dundas St W.
Sisters & Co offers a unique twist on brunch with Asian-influenced dishes in a charming, white-tiled space. The kimchi pancakes are a standout, providing a spicy and savory kick to your brunch experience.
Unique flavors, cozy brunch, small groups
The ricotta pancakes are a sweet start to your day.
Oretta King West combines traditional Italian dishes with a striking art deco interior. The space is as much a feast for the eyes as the menu is for the palate. The ricotta pancakes are a highlight, offering a fluffy and sweet brunch option.
Italian brunch, design aficionados, leisurely dining
The rotating menu keeps things fresh and exciting.
Good Fork is a locavore bistro with a casual vibe, perfect for those who appreciate a seasonally rotating menu. The dishes are creative and reflect the freshest ingredients available, ensuring that no two visits are the same.
Seasonal dishes, casual brunch, food explorers
