Brussels-style waffles at this King East all-day breakfast spot are airy and crispy thanks to whipped egg whites in the batter, and chunky and square in an imported waffle iron. Combine two great things with a waffle Benny.

The buttermilk fried chicken and waffles at this Liberty Village standby that gets packed on weekends comes with house hot honey sauce and brown sugar butter.

Waffles are topped with fried chicken or fruit, or served with bacon and eggs at this Danforth diner with a classic retro feel.

You can find creative takes on waffles at this Dundas West brunch restaurant with a handwritten chalkboard menu where waffles are often paired with scrambled eggs and cheese.

Waffles are the specialty at multiple locations of this restaurant. Miniature-sized, in savoury potato or regular sweet varieties, the B. Benny potato waffles topped with bacon, poached eggs and hollandaise are especially popular.

This vegan restaurant on West Queen West serves up brunch that includes a waffle topped with fruit, hemp seeds and coconut-cashew cream.

This dessert chain with locations across Toronto serves both liege waffles and Belgian waffles with fun names topped with generous scoops of their signature ice cream.

Koreatown has this small cafe for colourful waffles made with non-alcoholic beer batter, in out-of-the-box flavours like pink praline, PB bacon, sesame, pandan and ube.

Waffles are nothing short of epic at this Bayview brunch destination, where Middle Eastern influences have produced a beef shakshuka waffle. There are also options topped with chicken strips or Nutella, ice cream and berries.