This small, homey Leslieville hot spot is a great place for breakfast, but on weekends try to arrive before 9:30am or you may have to deal with lines (they don't take reservations). Owners David and Natalia use fresh local ingredients as much as possible, and are best known for their "eggs benny" and tasty Mexican dishes. In fact, their recipe for Huevos Migas, including the tasty smashed black beans, has been featured in a cookbook spotlighting recipes from Toronto's best chefs. The building itself dates back to 1909, when it was A.G.T. Robinson Grocery Store. It has the original tin ceiling, lead glass windows, and currently sports church basement bazaar decor—nothing matches. Tuck into organic buckwheat crepes, multigrain porridge, or French toast (proceeds from the daily baked St. John's Bread go to the homeless). Popular: Brie, avocado, and bacon Eggs Benedict; and beet, apple, and ginger juice. Lunch could be wild Pacific salmon sandwich or Rockin’ Moroccan Stew. Cash only.
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Lady Marmalade
898 Queen St. East
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Neighborhood
Leslieville
Hours
Mon–Fri 8am–4pm, Sat–Sun and holidays 8am–3pm
Transportation
Streetcar: Queen to east of Broadview Avenue, just past De Grassi Street
Phone
647/351-7645
Prices
Meals average $15
Cuisine Type
Canadian
Web site
Lady Marmalade
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898 Queen St. East TorontoNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.