This charming corner spot in the Junction Triangle serves farm-driven food and great Ontario beers, but for brunch pair a smoker caesar with an egg in a nest. Otherwise, go for the morbidly scrumptious mother and child reunion, and add double foie gras to anything here for $16.

This Queen West restaurant does egg porn right, offering dishes that are indulgent enough to plan for ahead of time, like shakshukah and something called a bacon explosion benedict.

Luxurious French brunch is served at this spot in the Distillery District, but they’re not afraid to step outside the box as well with dishes like banh mi bennies and a Marrakesh grilled chicken and carrot salad. Oysters are buck a shuck with the purchase of a bottle of French sparkling wine.

This wholesome restaurant on Church does simple but elegant brunch right with dishes like a poached salmon cobb, huevos rancheros, brisket hash, waffles and frittatas.

This restaurant on Adelaide isn’t just breaking the brunch reservation rule, they’re also letting you eat pizza for brunch. Avoid tired caesars and mimosas with a cocktail called the Afternoon delight combines vodka, kahlua, cold espresso, and cashew milk.

The duck and goat cheese pancakes at this Roncesvalles establishment were featured on You Gotta Eat Here, the perfect choice for the bruncher always paralyzed with indecision over a choice between sweet and savoury.

This casual Roncesvalles hideout has all the standards you need to fill up and go back to bed, and on time to boot with the ability to reserve. Lemon ricotta waffles and Montreal bagels can be found here.