DJ John Summit just brunched at an unlikely Toronto restaurant

American DJ John Summit may have spent a sold-out night at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena back-to-back, but that didn't mean he was too busy to brunch it up at a local restaurant.

While stars tend to congregate around the city's central areas like Yorkville and King West, Summit appears to have spent his time in the city elsewhere, posting from The Beaches before his concert on Sunday, Oct. 25.

The DJ updated his Instagram story with photos of him hanging out in Woodbine Park before later stopping by the Queen East location of Tiarrés Brunch 'N Bistro for a pre-show brunch.

John Summit snaps a photo with a potential new fan.

In a video Summit shared to his story, the DJ encourages a fellow diner on the restaurant's patio to come to his show later that night, posing for a photo with the customer who, by his own admission, isn't personally a fan of electronic music.

Where most celebrities tend to flock toward the likes of Pai and Vinny, it's refreshing to see one star shake up the regular restaurant rotation.

The team at Tiarrés didn't respond to blogTO's request for details on the visit, but one can only hope that Summit tucked into some of the brunch spot's beloved pancakes or an Eggs Benedict. That's what I'd tell him to order, at least.

If you want to eat like one of the world's top DJs, you can check out Tiarrés Brunch 'N Bistro at 1980 Queen St. E.