This is a lovely local favourite which consistently serves the best eggs benedict plates in Toronto. It's a cozy place on King and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. All round - a great place for brunch or lunch.
My partner and I were in overnight from Buffalo, NY where brunch is a weekend staple. We researched and chose Dejeuner and the experience left us full of food and joy! Pear ginger juice and sweet and savory plate included carmalized french toast, scrambled eggs, fried beef ravioli and apple slaw my date had belgian waffles benjamin. Complimenting our plates was the good time we had sitting right next to the service window for the kitchen. These guys were firing out amazing plate after plate, laughing having a great time (it seemed) while playing The Smiths and my personal favorite Steppin' Out by Joe Jackson. Next time we are in I will bring 5 bucks to request Level 42 Somethin' about you! Bravo! Great time had!!!
Upscale Bfast
I stopped here myself for Breakfast and was treated to excellent espresso and crepes. The service was very good with reasonable prices. Great place to sit and enjoy before heading out to explore the city
Lovely breakfast place at St. Lawrence. Strong Americano and a tasty masala chai Rooibos tea.
Both our breakfast dishes were fantastic. Ham & Cheese Crepe was great with cheddar cheese and piperade adding subtle spice. Spinach Omelette with house salad was very good too. Fluffy Omelette with melted brie. Both dishes had apple coleslaw that added crunch like crisps.
Fantastic food, great service and really good coffee! Intimate setting with wonderful ambiance! I would highly recommend Le Petit Dejeuner! The rest is just filler to get to 140 characters!!!
Deservedly popular, this retro diner always has a queue outside it on weekends even when it is freezing. There's a great selection of breakfast and lunch - waffles and bennies are both fantastic! The vibe is relaxed and the service friendly even though the restaurant is really quite loud and hectic. A true institution for brunch in Toronto
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Made it a point to come here for breakfast after seeing the lineups out the door every time I drove past this place. Must have been our lucky day. We found parking just a half a block away, and when we got to the restaurant, only waited around 30 seconds until we were seated. I say lucky because as soon as we were seated, a long line started to form outside the front entrance. By the time we finished there was still a long line outside the door.
Inside was "cozy". We sat at a tight 2-seater booth that didn't have much space for our legs (we're not huge people either). Although the place looks old and the ceiling looked like it was starting to fall apart, there was something comforting about the decor.
We had the bottomless coffee, fresh cucumber mint lemonade, Eggplant Parmesan Benny (really tasty!!) and the waffles Benny with back bacon. Their waffles were so good! Crispy, light and delicious. Can't wait to go back and ordered their waffles again!
The only downside was the waiting for the food. The place was packed so I understand if the kitchen was slammed with orders. Not sure if the kitchen management can implement any further efficiencies. If it wasn't for the waiting for the food I'd bump up my rating by half-point.
Nonetheless, I loved the food and would absolutely go back!
My friend and I stumbled upon this gem when going out for breakfast. I remembered seeing it a few days before and was super intrigued to go in and give it a try. When we got in we were immediately seated (given it was 10am on a Tuesday) and given our beverages. I decided to give their Western omelet a try and my friend went for the eggs Benedict with bacon (obviously). Our food only took maybe 15-20 minutes to arrive and it was phenomenal. They served both dishes with a side of apple slaw and a mini rosti which were both to DIE for. The omelet was perfectly cooked and the ham seasoned to my liking. My friend says they had the best hollandaise sauce she's ever had making their eggs Benedict the best she's ever had. Definitely coming back here again!
One of the best waffles I've had at a restaurant! Be cautious that there is usually a line up outside! The place is small, and the wait can be anywhere from 20 minutes (for groups of 2-3) to 45minutes to an hour wait. Well worth the wait! The Waffles Benny comes with apple coleslaw, waffles, and an egg benedict with hollandaise sauce on your choice of salmon or bacon or (another thing I forgot). So so so delicious and so filling! Tip: call ahead before you go and ask how long the wait will be, so you can try to go when the wait is a bit shorter.
A small restaurant located next to George Brown college. Belgian style food really tasty! Enjoy one of the best waffle in Toronto! Ordered Brussels's Melody for breakfast and I will definitely come for next time.
Dilushinie Jayawardena
+5
I went here with 2 of my girlfriends on a Saturday afternoon, and they already had a lineup outside on the streets. Since there wasn't anything tempting close by, we decided to wait in line in the cold until a table opened up. It was about a 45 minute wait for a table of 3 and we did see them seat larger tables of 5 while we waited - I know they are trying to be smart about seating, but it's just disappointing to watch tons of people get ahead of you, when you've already been waiting a while and are seriously hangry.
I like the ambiance and the music of th@e place, with its retro diner feel. We finally got seated at the bar, which in retrospect wasn't the worst of things because the bartender and wait staff were pretty friendly.
I ordered the fresh fruit Belgian waffles and it was incredible - so light and airy. Hands down the best waffles I've had in my life!! It came with the Chantilly cream which was really yummy with it. I got the sausage terrine with it, which was ok but not amazing. The potato rosti and the waffles were both exceptionally done well. I clearly need to make a visit back!
I’d been craving brunch at Le Petit Déjeuner since I heard about their famous Belgian out-of-this-world-amazing waffles and I wasn’t going to let a little foot injury stop me. Part-diner, part-bistro, this iconic restaurant has been serving up plates of self-described Belgian-Canadian comfort food seven days a week for the past ten years. There is always a line, always. Last Saturday, I dragged Adam out of bed early with the hopes of having a short wait, and as luck would have it, we got a table right away.
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