The Best New Brunch in Toronto for 2023

Under new management, this institution near King and Niagara boasts a revamped menu with French bistro flair. On weekends, between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., the team calms ravenous diners with plates of butter-hued eggs, thick-cut bacon, lobster Benedict and sourdough tartines piled high with tempting jumbles of ingredients.

Casual and cozy, Corktown's newest wine bar is as adept at serving weekend brunch as it is at pairing pours with small plates. Inspired by sunny spots, brunch offerings include herb-flecked eggs benny, pancakes with a sweet and spicy kick, and more.

Seasonal flavours find their way into a number of brunch dishes at this sunny Bloordale Village spot. From a team that's been known to gussy French toast up with plum cinnamon jam and maple butter, there's no telling what might come next.

King West keeps the party going with weekend brunch at this neighbourhood hangout. Sure, there's a breakfast sandwich and avocado toast but it's the grand slam breakfast — with eggs, pancakes, sausage, hash browns, brioche toast, and more — that best dampens the effects of the previous night's sins.

Ruby Soho's Liberty Village sister is as boisterous at brunchtime as it is later in the day. On Saturdays and Sundays, preface plans with plates that cover all the bases. From a yogurt granola berry bowl to Soho hash and a monster pork belly breakfast sandwich, there's something for every type of appetite on the menu.