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Victoria Garofalo had been working as a biologist for almost ten years but felt like something was missing in her life. What she wanted was a job where she could help create a healthier world. Victoria has two young children and was worried about their futures. The problem was how to accomplish that. โ€œI wanted to do more to not only reduce our family’s waste footprint but help others in our community do the same,โ€ said Garofalo.

After months of research, Garofalo set up a business that sells eco-friendly products that reduce waste by reducing consumption and packaging. Welcome to A Greener Place in Waterdown, where all products are made of organic and vegan formulations and are respectful to the environment in that they donโ€™t include carcinogens, parabens, phosphates, or sulfates. โ€œThe products we carry are meant to last, but they also carry a responsible footprint when they reach the end of their lifespan,โ€ said Garofalo.

Cleaning products for the home include a toilet bowl cleaner thatโ€™s made from baking soda, citric acid, and peppermint essential oil. Her products for the body include a brown sugar body scrub and clay deodorant made of coconut oil. All packaging is reusable, refillable, or locally handmade.

For those getting into zero waste, Garofalo said the concept can be a little daunting which is why she suggests people start by simply replacing a single-use product with a reusable or plastic-free option. โ€œThoughtful and reduced consumption is a more realistic approach to reducing your everyday waste,โ€ advises Garofalo.

When the pandemic hit, Garofalo introduced a mason jar deposit/refund program where customers pre-fill clean mason jars with refill products and people return the empty jars which are sanitized and reused.

A Greener Space is one of a handful of zero-waste stores that have popped up recently in response to the publicโ€™s growing desire to preserve and respect the environment.

At EcoFillosophy in Bronte, the goal of co-founders, Thanh To and Renata Darling, is to encourage people to live more sustainably. They sell all-natural home and personal care products that come in packaging that can be reused, refilled, or recycled. โ€œWe aim to keep our footprint small by targeting small-batch makers from across Canada,โ€ said To, who launched the full-service refillery shop in July.

Their products include laundry detergent, dish and hand soaps, shampoos, lotions, deodorants, toothpaste, and floss. They offer glass and aluminum jars and tins, as well as pumps and sprayers that customers can purchase or borrow. Customers can also bring their own empty, clean, and dry containers.ย 

Since COVID-19 hit, theyโ€™ve been disinfecting all containers brought to the shop before and after filling.

While their customers range in age and backgrounds, To said their similarity is that โ€œthey are all trying to do the best for their families and the world around us.โ€ โ€œSome have been refilling for years and come with well-loved containers to cart their goods home,โ€ said To.

Koby Hicksโ€™s inspiration to open the Refillery Market came to her while she was throwing out an empty laundry detergent dispenser.ย  โ€œI stopped in my tracks thinking, Why canโ€™t I simply refill this bottle and continue to use it?โ€

As owner/operator, Hicks said Refillery Market offers Canadian-made products that are free from harmful chemicals to protect people and the environment.ย  They offer home essentials in bulk along with zero-waste goods like shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, mouthwash and lotion, detergents, cleaning vinegar, and dryer balls. Eliminating plastic waste is their end goal so they buy in bulk. Once the product has been used, they take the packaging back to sanitize and reuse.

Hicks normally sells their products at the Burlington Farmersโ€™ Market and The Civitan Farmers Market in Oakville, but has switched since the pandemic to focus more on home delivery within the local area.ย  Orders are now delivered in 3 sizes of mason jars, with a $2 deposit fee.ย  Once customers are ready to refill their jars, they leave the empty ones on the doorstep on the delivery day, and they are swapped with the full ones!

Besides their love of the environment and clean-products, each of these forward-thinking establishments has another thing in common, โ€œWeโ€™re bringing back the milkman method,โ€ said Hicks.

Written By: Denise Davy

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With the ever-changing COVID-19 situation, Downtown Oakville has made the difficult decision to cancel their Tiny Tots Parade, but they will still be bringing some Halloween spirit to Downtown Oakville in a way thatโ€™s safe and fun.

Join Downtown Oakville for their Pumpkin Pop-Up Experience on Saturday, October 31. Stroll the brand new, extra wide sidewalks (costumes encouraged!) to see all of the creative pumpkins that merchants will be putting on display. Enter their CONTESTย by voting for your favourite pumpkin for a chance toย WINย 1 of 2 $150 gift cards to a Downtown Oakville retailer of your choice.

Downtown Oakville Halloween Pumpkin Pop-up

Hereโ€™s how it works:ย 

  1. Take a photo of your favourite pumpkin atย Downtown Oakvilleโ€™s Halloween Pumpkin Pop-Up Experienceย and post the picture on social media using the hashtag #DTOPumpkinExperience (make sure to tag @oakvilledowntown + the merchant)
  2. Subscribe to our e-newsletterย here
  3. Follow @oakvilledowntown on Instagramย andย Facebook

Contest closes Monday, November 2, 2020 at noon. Contest open to local residents only. All contest submissions must be of a participating business listed above.

*This contest is not sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with Instagram or Facebook.

A list of participating businesses is coming soon at oakvilledowntown.com

DONATE TO OAKVILLE READYโ€™Sย LETโ€™S HAUNT HUNGER FOOD DRIVEย 

Be sure to stop by Towne Square between 9 am and 1 pm to drop off (contactless) a non-perishable food item for Oakville Readyโ€™s Letโ€™s Haunt Hunger Food Drive in support ofย Kerr Street Mission.

Best dressed or best dresses car willย WINย a $150 gift card donated by the Downtown Oakville Business Improvement Association (us!).ย Click hereย to learn more.

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Many of us have heard the same health recommendation for the past few months โ€” as much as possible, stay home. As summer draws to a close and entertainment ideas wane, why not create a defined space to meet your familyโ€™s needs? A designated games room or entertainment area provides convenience and recreation in the comfort of your own home. From family games to home theatre and sound systems, choices and customizations are endless.

You may never want to leave the house again!

The best kind of entertainment is something that can be shared with the whole family. Games like foosball, billiards, air hockey, and darts are always a good investment, but the choice is dependent on the size of the space you have available.

Foosball is fast-paced and fun, great for adults and kids of all ages. The table also takes up far less space than a pool table or shuffleboard, and there are even smaller tabletop options that can be stored away when not in use. Air hockey tables come in a variety of sizes and are another alternative if space is limited. Darts โ€” that popular pub classic โ€” brings out a friendly competitive spirit and come in boards or cabinets, if you prefer the added benefit of storage.

Billiards, shuffleboard, and ping pong tables are solid and large, so the size of your games room is an important factor in whether or not one can be part of your vision. โ€œFor those with a lot of room, billiards and ping pong tables have been tremendous sellers for us,โ€ says Jeremy Kalapacz from Oakville Home Leisure. โ€œBilliards, ping pong, foosball, and darts, are all games your family can enjoy for many years; it really just comes down to space constrictionsโ€.

Feel like recapturing some childhood memories? Video arcade machines bring a retro touch to any gaming area. Many of the ones built for at-home use are multi-gamed with all of your classic favourites.

Sights & Sounds

The idea of creating a cinematic experience the whole family can enjoy is appealing. โ€œWe have definitely seen an increased interest in home theatres and whole-home audio. Families still want to be able to have a night at the movies and they want it without the worry and concern of having to leave their homes,โ€ says Sarah Love from PM WYRE in Burlington. โ€œWe also have frequent requests to improve the WIFI and internet infrastructure of family homes to support the increased demand for streaming movies, gaming, and online learning.โ€

While it can seem pricey upfront, upgrading movie night means more date nights in and fewer trips to an overpriced snack bar.

As the demand for home theatre and sound systems grows, take the time to do your due diligence and research which system is optimal for your home. You may want the largest TV on the market but consider the size in relation to the seating the space offers. If putting together your dream theatre and sound system seems overwhelming, speak with professionals who can gauge your needs and budget, and come up with a customized plan for your family.

Another popular option is expanding your entertainment space into the backyard. People are beginning to transform their outdoor space into a recreational option to adhere to social distancing requirements. โ€œWe have promised our clients for years the opportunity to come home, press one button, and use technology to help create a unique experience, which extends to all of the home,โ€ remarks Robert May from Sounds Good in Oakville, โ€œWhat about a summer drive-in movie experience in the backyard with your new outdoor TV?”

A designated at-home entertainment area isnโ€™t just for the kids. It brings the family together across all generations for some healthy competition and enjoyment.

Written By: Kristen Sanchioni

Local Links

Oakville Home Leisure

https://www.oakvillehomeleisure.ca

 

Oakville Sight and Sound

https://www.oakvillesightandsound.ca

 

Sounds Good Inc.

https://www.soundsgoodinc.ca

 

PM Wyre

https://pmwyre.com

…Note: Each business listed below has made changes and are taking precautions to ensure customer and employee safety during this time. Please contact the businesses directly to confirm up-to-date products, offers, hours and safety procedures.ย ย 

Indulge in a little history this month at our Best Cultural Experience Talk of the Town Award-winner, theย Oakville Museum!

The Oakville Museum resides in the restored Erchless Estate, the former home to Oakvilleโ€™s founder Colonel William Chisholm. This historic home usually hosts touring exhibits throughout each year, as well as two permanent exhibits about Oakvilleโ€™s Black History.

Though select exhibits are currently closed, you can still book a 45-minute guided tour of the estate, including information about Oakvilleโ€™s founding family as well as time spent in the exhibit,ย Freedom, Opportunity and Family: Oakvilleโ€™s Black History.

Celebrate Culture Days at the Oakville Museum with a self-guided walking tour of the outdoor grounds and garden, or one of their free guided tours available every Sunday in the month of October!

See your favourite plays, musicals and famous faces at Best Cultural Experience runner-up,ย The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts!

Though operations at this performing arts centre have currently halted, its stages have been known to host great Canadian and international artists such as Steve Hackett, The Barenaked Ladies, Margaret Atwood and Serena Ryder. Itโ€™s a canโ€™t-miss feature of any Oakville visit.

Looking for a little art? Set your eyes on the works of established and emerging artists at Best Cultural Experience second runner-up,ย The Oakville Galleries!

The Oakville Galleries hosts travelling exhibits through both of their locations at Centennial Square and Gairloch Gardens. Book a time slot now and come see their latest installation,ย Show Up,ย by renowned Canadian contemporary painter, Elizabeth McIntosh. Donโ€™t forget to spend some time among the gorgeous flowers at Gairloch Gardens during your visit.

Thank you so much to everyone who voted! We will be announcing our next category on October 19, 2020 overย Facebook,ย Twitterย andย Instagram.

2020 Talk of the Town Awards: Best Cultural Experience

  1. The Oakville Museum
  2. The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts
  3. The Oakville Galleries
  4. Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre
  5. Golf Canada Hall of Fame and Museum

To see all of the Visit Oakville 2020 Talk of the Town Award-winners, click here:ย visitoakville.com

Article provided by Visit Oakville

A bowl of chicken noodle soup to chase away that cold, tomato soup that pairs so well with a grilled cheese sandwich and brings back warm memories of childhood, or your familyโ€™s own recipe thatโ€™s been passed from one generation to the next.

Soup truly is the ultimate comfort food, with every savoury spoonful feeling like a warm hug on a chilly day.

Below, we’ve listed the best hotspots to enjoy a delicious bowl of soup in the local area.

Oakville

Lettuce Love Cafe | 326 Kerr St. | www.lettucelovecafe.com/
Seven Vegetable Soup; Tomato Protein Soup

Tomato Protein Soup from Lettuce Love

Stoney’s Bread Company | 325 Kerr St. | https://stoneysbreadcompany.com/
East Coast Clam Chowder; Roasted Butternut Squash & Pear Soup

Mermaid & the Oyster | 250 Kerr St. | www.mermaidandoyster.com/
Mermaid Chowder; Lobster Bisque

Soontorn Bahn Thai | 210 Lakeshore Rd. East | www.soontornbahnthai.ca/
Thai Hot & Sour Soup; Coconut Chicken Soup; Lemon Prawn Soup; Thai Vegetable Soup; Lemon Chicken Soup; Coconut Prawn Soup; Seafood Soup; Spicy Vegetable Soup

The Crรชpe Kitchen | 88 Dunn St. | www.thecrepekitchen.ca/
French Onion Soup

Aroma Espresso Bar | 321 Lakeshore Rd E | doordash.com
Lentil Parsley Soup; Tomato Freekeh Soup; Pumpkin Cauliflower Soup

Bronte Village 

La Parisienne Crรชperie | 93 Bronte Road | www.laparisiennecreperie.com/
French Onion Soup

French Onion Soup from La Parisienne

Harbourside Artisan Kitchen | 2416 Lakeshore Rd. W | www.harbourside-kitchen.com/
Butternut Squash Soup

Burlington

Familia Fine Foods | 3245 Harvester Rd Unit 17 | https://familiafinefoods.com/
A variety of homemade soups that are frozen and can be enjoyed at home: Ajiaco Soup ; Sancocho Soup; Mexican Tomato Chicken; Asian Red Lentil Soup; Black-Eyed Bean; Carrot & Butternut Squash; Green Lentil Soup; Hearty White Bean Soup; Quinoa Rice Chicken Soup; Chickpea Soup

Familia Fine Food’s Carrot & Butternut Squash Soup

Spencer’s at the Waterfront | 1340 Lakeshore Rd. | https://spencers.ca/
Curry Cauliflower Soup

Lettuce Love Cafe | 399 John St. | https://www.lettucelovecafe.com/
Seven Vegetable Soup; Tomato Protein Soup

Pintoh Cuisine | 399 Elizabeth Street Unit 1-3 | https://pintoh.ca/
Tom Yum Soup; Coconut Soup; Noodle Soup

Jake’s Grill & Oyster House | 950 Walkerโ€™s Line | www.jakesgrill.ca/
New England Style Chowder

Hamilton

The Burnt Tongue | 10 Cannon St. East | 182 Locke St. South | 1019 King St. West | www.theburnttongue.com/
The Burnt Tongue specializes in soup and has a large selection on their menu, including: cabbage roll soup; asian beef vegetable; chili con carne; coconut curry lentil; creamy tomato and tortellini; creamy mushroom & thyme; butternut squash bisque; dijon smoked turkey & kale; double smoked bacon & split pea; egyptian red lentil; ethiopian lentil stew; irish pork stew; fasolada; loaded dill pickle soup; spiced cauliflower & lentil; west african peanut, and more.

The Burnt Tongue’s Chili Con Carne

Souptogo | 573 Parkside Dr. (Waterdown) | https://soup-to-go.ca/
Souptogo is a farm in the Village of Waterdown (within the Greater Hamilton Area) that has an in-house bakery and kitchen where you can pick up homemade soups that range from Sweet Potato Apple Bacon to Chicken Pot Pie or Ham & Gouda (among a variety of other flavours that change on a daily basis)

While the new year is usually when we kick-start our fitness regime, thereโ€™s never a โ€˜rightโ€™ time to begin your personal journey with the gym. Having said that, many personal trainers believe “thereโ€™s no better time to get started than today”.

Regardless of your experience, going to the gym can be intimidating as heck. But, if you work up the courage to jump (or lunge) in, stay committed and focused, youโ€™ll come to learn thereโ€™s a little something for everyone.

A Beginner’s Guide to Personal Fitness

A gym is a great option for many โ€“ but Alana Connell, owner and personal trainer at Barbella Studio in Burlington, stresses four walls and equipment will not create a lasting change.

Weโ€™ve seen it before, maybe weโ€™ve done it before: set new yearโ€™s resolutions, purchase a gym membership, maybe try a workout or twoโ€ฆ.and then never step foot in the gym again. Why is this? Alana says, โ€œWe purchase a gym membership with a vision to be the best version of ourselves. But motivation is temporary. When it comes to working on our wellness and fitness, connection, community, and support are the key to success.โ€

At Barbella Studio, building a community is the key focus, and to maintain a connection, Alanna brings the gym online. โ€œNot everyone is an online workout person, however, having constant check-ins, connection, conversation, support โ€“ those kick-in-the-pants messages โ€“ are a MUST.โ€

Jess Zawadowicz, owner and personal trainer at Bar None Fitness in Burlington agrees, saying, โ€œBeing motivated is important. Sometimes we need motivation from another person or thing โ€“ but ideally, internal motivation leads to long-term success. Though, it may not always start that way.โ€

So, youโ€™re ready to be motivated but what kind of fitness regimen works best? Both Alana and Jess say it depends. There is no one workout thatโ€™s perfect for everyone and everyoneโ€™s goals are different. What people do need, however, is consistency and to find joy in what theyโ€™re doing. Most people find that working with an expert will help you get to a place where you actually look forward to your daily fitness rather than loathe it.

Jess says before hitting the gym, it’s important to figure out why you’re seeking the gym out in the first place. Do you want to get in shape? Find a community? Do you need to get your health under control? These are all questions to ask yourself. Then, you can take it from there and it helps to have a professional guide you, especially in the beginning.

Alana says โ€œWhen you work with an expert, they can support you and adapt your workouts to your current needs, because weโ€™re all human. Our energy, mood, and life changes day in and day out.โ€  She also adds, your workout should never be the same from week to week. You arenโ€™t the same week to week and your workouts should reflect that.

Alana and Jess would agree that you get what you put into it, and they believe that – even if youโ€™ve been working out for a while – hiring a personal trainer is a great way to challenge yourself.  โ€œPeople need a mentor, someone to push them (we all need the push), someone to work with you on nutrition ideas, someone to help you when you hit a plateau or roadblock, someone who cares as much about your success as you do,โ€ says Alana. Which is why, at Barbella, Alana makes herself available in many forms โ€“ group setting, private, and online coaching, allowing users to schedule their fitness into their life rather than around it. Jess adds trainers arenโ€™t just for beginners.

Do you want to jump higher? Be stronger? Have shredded arms? Or toned abs? Whatever it is, a personal trainer is in your corner โ€“ encouraging you and hyping you up. And that almost feels as good as slipping back into your favourite pair of high school jeans.

Written By: Anneliese Lawton
 

Local Links:

Barbella Studio, Burlington
Barbella.ca

Bar None Fitness, Burlington
Barnonefitness.ca

Whether youโ€™re nursing a hangover or needing some fuel for the day, here is our 2020 list of the best local breakfast & brunch spots in Oakville โ€“ newly updated with notes on the Covid measures in place at each restaurant.

For indoor dining/patio, take-out or delivery, #SupportLocal and enjoy a sweet or savoury breakfast that is sure to delight your tastebuds and cure your cravings.

Ps. Check out our separate articles for the best brunch spots in Bronte & Burlington!

oakville brunch
burlington brunch

La Parisienne Crรชperie 

Enjoy a Parisienne-inspired brunch any day of the week, Monday to Tuesday (11am-4pm) or Wednesday to Sunday (11am-9pm).

Options for indoor dining/outdoor dining (on the heated patio), curbside pickup, or delivery (via Uber Eats).

Due to limited capacity, guests are encouraged to either call or reserve a table online (via this link here), but walk-ins are invited if there is space.

laparisiennecreperie.com | 93 Bronte Rd, Oakville | 905-827-2378ย 

Savour La France! Sophisticated crรชpes and an outstanding brunch all prepared fresh by a husband and wife team. French-style crรชpes, along with additional brunch options that include soup, salad and sandwiches. Keep an eye on the blackboard for the Patisserie Du Jour feature.

Covid measures in place:

  • Daily cleaning/sanitization of the restaurant, in-line with provincial regulations (surfaces sanitized between every seating)
  • Limited number of guests allowed and 6-feet or more between all tables
  • Masks worn by staff at all times, customers to wear masks when they are walking around
  • Guests asked to sanitize hands upon entry
  • Regular check-ins with staff to monitor their health (sick staff prohibited from the workplace)
La Parisienne’s Brioche French Toast

El Spero Family Restaurant 

All-day breakfast served seven days a week!

Dine-in hours: Monday (closed), Tuesday to Friday (11am – 8:30pm), Saturday (8:30am – 8:30pm) and Sunday (8:30am – 3pm). Call to reserve a table.

Take-out (curbside pickup) hours: Monday (closed), Tuesday to Friday (4pm – 8pm), Saturday (9am – 8pm) and Sunday (9am – 1pm). Click here to view the menu and order online.

Delivery available through Uber Eats.

elspero.ca | 2420 Lakeshore Rd W, Oakville | 905-827-4851ย 

Lighter fare for less ravenous appetites (fruit salad, a single egg or a side order of toast), hearty plates like steak and eggs, meat loverโ€™s meals or the classic Bronte Breakfast are served here. El Spero is a family-owned cornerstone eatery thatโ€™s been in the Town of Oakville for over 40 years. If you’re looking for a classic breakfast spot, this is it!

***Call to learn about Covid measures that are currently in place

Harbourside Artisan Kitchen 

Weekend brunch served Saturday and Sunday (9am-3pm), with options for indoor/patio dining, take-out (click here to view the menu and call to place and order) or delivery (via Door Dash).

harbourside-kitchen.com | 2416 Lakeshore Rd W, Oakville | 289-837-3383ย 

Late risers can get a good meal for a great price. From Tuesday โ€“ Friday 9am-11am, Harbourside offers an early bird special, starting at $6. From the extensive brunch menu (Saturday and Sunday, 9am-3pm) weโ€™re eyeing the chicken and waffles, the corned beef hash and the Brie and candied onion omelet.

***Call to learn about Covid measures that are currently in place


Donโ€™t see your favourite Brunch spot? 
Contact us and weโ€™ll add it to our list!

With the crisp Autumn breeze setting in and those hot Summer days swiftly drifting away, itโ€™s time to cozy-up in our sweaters and enjoy the ultimate comfort food: soup!

And in most timely fashion, the Art Gallery of Burlington has brought back their annual Soup Bowl Fundraiser to warm our tummies and our hearts.

This yearโ€™s edition is โ€œSoup Bowl To Goโ€, in true social distance style!ย 

Interested participants are invited to choose and purchase a one-of-a-kind handcrafted ceramic bowl (from the AGB online store) and then bring their voucher to a participating restaurant to enjoy a bowl of delicious local soup.

Bowl sales run from October 15 to November 13 with voucher redemption from November 13 to November 30.

For all details to the fundraiser, click here. 

Soup Bowl is an important fundraiser which supports AGB childrenโ€™s programming, including vital education initiatives such as school outreach and financial assistance for youth. This event has become beloved by the community for over 24 years.

Whether youโ€™re nursing a hangover or needing some fuel for the day, here is our 2020 list of the best local breakfast & brunch spots in Burlington โ€“ newly updated with notes on the Covid measures in place at each restaurant.

For indoor dining/patio, take-out or delivery, #SupportLocal and enjoy a sweet or savoury breakfast that is sure to delight your tastebuds and cure your cravings.

Ps. Check out our separate articles for the best brunch spots in Oakville & Bronte!

oakville brunch
bronte brunch

Saving Thyme Catering & Patisserie 

Enjoy all-day dine-in brunch at the bistro (Tuesday-Saturday from 8am-5pm or Sunday from 8am-4pm) or click here to view the menu and order online for either take-out or delivery!

savingthyme.ca | 450 Appleby Line, Burlington | 905-929-9955

Pop in any time for a coffee, tea or latte and something from their all day menu. Perhaps a croissant with house preserve, ham and gruyere, a breakfast sandwich with egg, bacon, aged cheddar and cayenne aioli or a healthy bowl of house granola? Everything is made in house using fresh ingredients with a touch of French tradition. (PS. they just launched a dinner menu too!)

 ***Call to learn about Covid measures that are currently in place

Spencerโ€™s at the Waterfront 

Spencer’s “all-you-can-eat buffet brunch” has been temporarily suspended. However guests can still make reservations for lunch or dinner.

spencers.ca | 905-633-7494 | 1340 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington 

PรœR & SIMPLE

Serving breakfast/brunch every day from 8am-2pm.

Options for dine-in, pick-up (view the menu and call to order) or delivery (via DoorDash, Uber Eats or SkipTheDishes).

purandsimple.com | 1940 Appleby Line, Unit #22 | 289-313-6255

PรœR meets SIMPLE. This breakfast (and lunch) locale warmly welcomes you to try something from their mouth-watering menu that pairs craveable breakfast items with nutritious and gluten-friendly delights! Gourmet yet affordable, you’ll find everything from bright smoothie bowls to sweet waffles and savoury benedicts — all made with love.

For Covid measures currently in place, click here

PรœR & SIMPLE: a sweet and syrupy fruit crรชpe!

Lettuce Love Cafรฉ

Weekend Brunch (10am-2pm) available for dine-in, take-out/curbside pickup and contactless delivery.

lettucelovecafe.com | 399 John St.| (905) 637-2700

To view the menu and order for take-out/curbside pickup, click here. Delivery available through SkipTheDishes.

Good healthy food is whatโ€™s on the menu every day. Everything served is 100% gluten-free, plant-based and created from organic, local, farm-to-table, sustainable, fair-trade ingredients. After enjoying pancakes, a classic breakfast, or one of the signature Bowls, your tummy will feel super clean (and full).

***For Covid measures currently in place, click here

Lettuce Love’s Classic Vegan Breakfast.

Russell Williams 

All-day breakfast served everyday day (9am-6pm) with options for dine-in, takeout (click here to view the menu and call to place your order) or delivery (via SkipTheDishes or Uber Eats).

russellwilliamsrestaurant.com | 905-634-2929 | 20 Plains Rd E, Burlington 

One of Burlingtonโ€™s oldest diners thatโ€™s still running strong and serving a strong cuppa joe. A few changes have taken place over the years with renovations here and there but RW continues to serve big portions of tasty breakfasts. Itโ€™s pristine without being pretentious, friendly without being fake, and delicious without being expensive.

***Call to learn about Covid measures that are currently in place

A homestyle breakfast from Russell Williams.

The Coop Wicked Chicken

Brunch served every Saturday & Sunday (and holiday Mondays) from 10:30am-3pm. Options for dine-in, pick-up (view the menu online and call to order) and delivery (via SkipTheDishes, Uber Eats and DoorDash).

thecoop.ca | 370 Brant St, Burlington | 289-815-2667 

Thereโ€™s wicked chicken to be had here โ€“ not to mention waffles, eggs and sandwiches. The WTF Waffles If youโ€™re not afraid of a bit of spice in your maple syrup. Sustenance is also offered in liquid form on the Boozy Brunch menu.

For Covid measures currently in place, click here.

Pair this Nashville Chicken Benny with a bottomless mimosa at The Coop!

Wundeba 

Serving breakfast during these newly updated (Covid-19) hours:

  • Tuesday & Wednesday: 5pm – 7:30pm (takeout only)
  • Thursday: 5pm – 8pm (patio & takeout)
  • Friday: 11am – 8pm (patio & takeout)
  • Saturday: 10am – 8pm (patio & takeout)
  • Sunday: CLOSED
  • Monday: CLOSED

Reservations are recommended (call to book your table or book through the online form). Place an order for pickup by viewing their menu here and filling out the online form.

wundeba.ca | 4448 Guelph Line, Burlington | 905-336-8881 

A plethora of healthy and homemade breakfasts. Youโ€™ll find a clean twist on all of your favourites, from Benedicts to the classic brekkie. They know how to blend an amazing smoothie and we love the Sunnyside Baked Avocado. Take your meal outdoors on a nice day and enjoy their back-yard patio/tiered-deck for a friendly and fun dining experience! Afterwards, head out on a hike to enjoy the beauty of Mount Nemo Conservation Area along the Niagara Escarpment, just 1km from Wundeba!

***Call to learn about Covid measures that are currently in place

French omelette with spring salad!

Rust Bistro Bar 

Serving Sunday brunch from 9am – 4pm. Options for dine-in and curbside pickup (click here to view the menu). Reservations available via OpenTable.

rustbistrobar.ca | 1801 Walkers Line #7, Burlington | 905-336-3555 

Free of the usual convention, Rust Bistrobar is an intimate, casual cool dining destination open for dinner six nights a week and for brunch every Sunday. The brunch menu features a Moroccan Scramble, Steak & Eggs, or the “Huevos” Rancheros Tostada among other delights.

Covid measures in place:

  • Masks worn by staff at all times, customers to wear masks when they are walking around
  • Surfaces sanitized between seatings & common areas deep cleaned daily
  • 6-feet between all tables and limited number of seated diners
  • Digital, disposable or sanitized menu provided
  • Sanitizer or wipes provided for customers
  • Regular check-ins with staff to monitor their health (sick staff prohibited from coming into work)

Pepperwood Bistro 

Weekend Brunch Saturday & Sunday (10:30am-2pm) | Options for indoor dining/patio or curbside takeout (click here to view the menu and place an order) | seating is on a first-come basis, no reservations at this time

pepperwood.on.ca | 905-333-6999 | 1455 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington 

Not only does Pepperwood brew its own craft beers, theyโ€™re also open for weekend fixes of Eggs Benedict, Rise โ€˜n Shine Tacos, or a Brunch Patter for Two. Early โ€“ or late risers can enjoy their morning meal inside or outside on the patio (with a view of Lake Ontario for free).

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Coraโ€™s 

Serving breakfast seven days a week (7am-3pm), with options for dine-in/patio, take-out (click here to view the take-out menu) or delivery (via SkipTheDishes).

chezcora.com

3455 Fairview St.| 905-333-0100

2455 Appleby Line | 905 335-8300 

This Canadian franchise began serving breakfast in Montreal in 1987. Now with more than 130 locations across Canada, Burlingtonโ€™s location is open for breakfast seven days a week with all of the options youโ€™d expect from a breakfast chain โ€“ including lots of healthy options. Coras is also a Breakfast Club of Canada charitable partner.

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The Judge and Jury 

Brunch service temporarily suspended

All of the classics served in a relaxing pub atmosphere: sausage and eggs, BLTs, Benedicts and the Judgeโ€™s French Toast.

Squires Public House 

Brunch service temporarily suspended

If youโ€™re visiting on the weekend, why not order a Full English Breakfast, a Breakfast Burrito, Chefโ€™s Omelette or good olโ€™ pancakes? Depending on the time of day youโ€™re there (after lunch perhaps) ask for the Up Yer Kilt (coffee with Drambuie and Kahlรบa).

Lakeshore Coffee House 

Open seven days a week (8am-9pm), options for dine-in/patio, take-out or delivery (via UberEats or Door Dash)

lakeshorecoffeehouse.com | 905-631-1622 | 2007 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington 

But firstโ€ฆcoffee. Freshly ground beans are turned into hot cups of Americano, Espresso, Latte or Cappucino. If itโ€™s tea you require, they make a wide range of blends like the London Fog, Chai Latte, or a White Chocolate Mocha. Try their waffles, a soup and sandwich combo, quiche, grilled cheese or one of the sweet treats.

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Sunset Grill 

All-day breakfast served Monday to Friday (6:30am-3pm) and Saturday & Sunday (7am-3:30pm) at all three Burlington locations.

sunsetgrill.ca

2500 Appleby Line | 905-319-1419

728 Burloak | 289-337-3999

1235 Fairview St. | 905-633-6868

Open early for people who like to rise with the sun, Sunset knows eggs, Grade A, served Scrambled, Sunny Side Up or Over Easy. Lots of other options and protein fare like chicken, AAA steak, corned beef or salmon. Youโ€™ll find lots of simple and lighter fare too, including organic yogurt and fruit or smoked salmon plate. Pancakes too!

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Bacon, egg and cheddar breakfast sandwich, to-go!

JC Hot Bagels 

NEW HOURS: closed Monday and Sunday, but open for pickup/delivery Tuesday-Friday (8am-3pm).

Click here to view the menu and place an online order.

(905) 631-6258 | 3011 New Street

Simply put, this place does bagels and they do them well. From handcrafted breakfast sandwiches to their in-house cream cheese, you canโ€™t go wrong at JCs. A large selection of bagels makes it hard to choose but if you have your eye on more than one, you can always bring some home.

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Skyway Diner 

Open seven days a week (7am-9pm), with options for indoor dining/patio, takeout/curbside pickup or delivery (via SkipTheDishes or Uber Eats)

theskywaydiner.ca | (905) 592-1077 | 645 Plains Road East, Burlington 

Eggs, sandwiches, bennies โ€“ oh my! This family-owned diner is one of Burlington’s breakfast hot spots. Itโ€™s become a popular choice for home-style meals that really hit the spot, plus service that is fast and friendly.

Covid measures in place:

  • Dining/patio area open but with limited seating (and 6-feet or more between all tables) as well as a reservation-only system to ensure social distancing and cleanliness can he held at the highest standards at all times: call to reserve your table
  • Daily cleaning/sanitization of the restaurant, in-line with provincial regulations (surfaces cleaned between every seating )
  • Masks worn by staff and required by customers upon entry and when walking around
  • Regular check-ins with staff to monitor their health (sick staff prohibited from coming into work)
Wildberry pancakes at Skyway Diner

Rose Garden Family Restaurant 

Open seven days a week with breakfast served from 7am-3pm. Options for dine-in, take-out and delivery (DoorDash, Uber Eats, SkipTheDishes).

Click here to view the menu and call to place an order for pickup.

rosegardenfamily.weebly.com | 905-777-1880 | 1124 Plains Rd W,

A few minutes away from Burlingtonโ€™s Botanical Gardens, the Rose Garden Family Restaurant is another Burlington gem. They offer a great selection of classic breakfasts, including french toast and pancakes โ€“ and also have a menu for kids under 12. Get there early (weekdays before 11am) for early bird specials!

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Eggs Benny and home fries from Rose Garden

Harvest Table Family Restaurant 

Breakfast served: Monday 7am-3pm, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday 7am-8pm, Sunday 7am-5pm, closed on Friday.

Options for indoor dining/patio and takeout. Call to reserve your table.

(905) 632-5911 | 3350 Fairview Street

For large portions, classic options, and a bottomless cup of coffee, visit Harvest Table. With classic favourites and a kids menu, the Harvest Table is a great choice for breakfast with your family!

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Windmill Restaurant 

Breakfast served: Monday to Friday 6am-3pm, Saturday 6am-2pm, closed on Sunday.

Options for indoor dining/patio and takeout. Call to reserve a table.

(905) 336-3954 | 2238 Mountainside Drive

This diner-style mom and pop shop makes you feel at home. Homestyle fried potatoes, eggs and bacon the way you like it. Thereโ€™s just nothing that can beat a good ole fashioned traditional breakfast. 

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Donโ€™t see your favourite Brunch spot? Contact us and weโ€™ll add it to our list!

Whether youโ€™re nursing a hangover or needing some fuel for the day, here is our 2020 list of the best local breakfast & brunch spots in Oakville โ€“ newly updated with notes on the Covid measures in place at each restaurant.

For indoor dining/patio, take-out or delivery, #SupportLocal and enjoy a sweet or savoury breakfast that is sure to delight your tastebuds and cure your cravings.

Ps. Check out our separate articles for the best brunch spots in Bronte & Burlington!

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Kerr Street Cafe 

No dine-in, but brunch take-out and local delivery is available every day (8am-3:30pm) โ€”view the menu online and call to order.

kerrstreetcafe.com | 298 Kerr Street Oakville | 289-837-1535 

Covid measures in place:

  • 2 doors at the cafe: one for ordering + payment and the other for pick-up, to ensure physical distancing among customers
  • Sanitization of debit/credit machine after each use
  • Regular check-ins with staff to monitor their health

This hip, environmentally conscious cafรฉ focuses on clean, healthy eating, serving everything from an (outstanding) cup of coffee to a full meal. Start your day with a modern spin on traditional breakfast offerings, with a wonderful selection of looseleaf teas and excellent coffee, locally roasted by Brothers Coffee Roasters.

Kerr St. Cafe’s ever-popular Eggs Benny with seasoned breakfast potatoes

Hexagon

Seasonal brunch menu served every Saturday and Sunday (11am-3pm) Available for dine-in/patio or take-out

hexagonrestuarant.com | 210 Lakeshore Road East | (905) 844-1286 

For take-out orders and dine-in reservations, visit: https://www.exploretock.com/hexagonrestaurant/

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For a taste of the poshest eggs benny in town, featuring tender duck confit atop an elegant pain au lait, reserve a table at Hexagon and put on your Sunday best. Inspired by the finest French culinary traditions, Hexagonโ€™s offerings, from banana pain perdu to deceptively simple mushrooms on toast, will leave you inspired and satiated, body and soul.

Brunch at Hexagon

The Crรชpe Kitchen 

Open Tuesday to Sunday (9:30am-3pm) for dine-in/patio and take-out

thecrepekitchen.ca | 88 Dunn St, Oakville | 905-849-4999 

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Holy crรชpe, there are 40 types of savoury and sweet options on the menu! Whether youโ€™re a fan of cheese, chicken or chorizo, dulche de leche, maple syrup or everything that goes into making a good Sโ€™more, thereโ€™s something for you here. Plus, French onion soup, sandwiches and signature French press coffee round out the menu.

Lettuce Love Cafe 

Weekend Brunch (10am-2pm) available for dine-in, take-out/curbside pickup and contactless delivery.

lettucelovecafe.com | 326 Kerr St. | (905) 339-2046 

To view the menu and order for takeout/curbside pickup, click here. Delivery available through SkipTheDishes.

***For Covid measures currently in place, visit: https://www.lettucelovecafe.com/safety-proceedures

Good healthy food is whatโ€™s on the menu every day. Everything served is completely 100% gluten-free, plant-based and created from organic, local, farm-to-table, sustainable, fair-trade ingredients. After enjoying pancakes, a classic breakfast, or one of the signature Bowls, your tummy will feel super clean (and full).

Community Restaurant

Weekend brunch served Friday through Sunday (11:30am-4pm), available for dine-in/patio, take-out (including curbside pickup) and local delivery

communityresto.com | 343 Kerr Street, Oakville | (905) 582-3581

To view the menu and make online orders (pickup/local delivery), click here

Covid measures in place:

  • Daily cleaning/sanitization of the restaurant, in-line with provincial regulations (surfaces sanitized between every seating)
  • 6-feet between all tables
  • Masks worn by staff at all times, customers to wear masks when they are walking around
  • Contactless digital menus (customers can scan the QR code with their device) as well as disposable paper menus
  • Contactless contact-tracing (staff record information on an iPad, information is safely secured)
  • Regular check-ins with staff to monitor their health (sick staff prohibited from the workplace)

Housed in a chic, bright space, the recently-opened Community is a welcome addition to the Kerr Village strip. Globally-inspired, vegan dishes, such as cashew butter pancakes and crab cakes crafted from hearts of palm, make for a light brunch that wonโ€™t weigh you down for whatever else the weekend has in store.

Crepes, pancakes, omelettes, you name it! Gourmet brunch at Community Resto.

Harpers Landing 

Weekend brunch (11am-3pm) available for dine-in/patio, take-out and delivery

harperslanding.ca | 481 Cornwall Rd, Oakville | 905-338-0707 

For pick-up, view the menu here and call the restaurant. For delivery, view the menu and place an order online via Doordash. For dine-in reservations, book online through OpenTable.

Covid measures in place:

  • Daily cleaning/sanitization of the restaurant, in-line with provincial regulations (surfaces sanitized between every seating)
  • 6-feet between all tables
  • Masks worn by staff at all times, customers to wear masks when they are walking around
  • Contactless digital menus (customers can scan the QR code with their device) as well as disposable paper menus
  • Regular check-ins with staff to monitor their health (sick staff prohibited from the workplace)

Brightly lit, lots of windows and an extensive brunch menu that features a line up of โ€œOakville Benedictsโ€, salads and share plates. Had a rough night? Order The Landing Cure (Absolut vodka Caesar, lobster tail, pizza slice, jalapeรฑo Havarti, bacon, fresh vegetables and house pickle).

Symposium Cafe Restaurant & Lounge 

Early Bird โ€“ Monday to Friday 8am-11am | Full service breakfast and brunch (served daily until 4pm)

Available for dine-in/patio, pick-up (view menu online and click here to order) and delivery (via SkipTheDishes, Uber Eats and DoorDash)

symposiumcafe.com  | 1500 Upper Middle Rd W, Oakville | 905-847-2200

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This longstanding breakfast place has been serving Oakville for more than 20 years. Nobody will go hungry here: the kitchen is open from 8am-12am, 364 days a year. All the classics are here: bacon and eggs, French toast and waffles and a few gourmet options. How about a Caeser? Only $4 every day (from 11am โ€“ 4pm).

Stoneyโ€™s Bread Company 

Open Monday to Saturday (11am-8pm) for patio dining, take-out (call to order) and delivery (via phone or SkipTheDishes)

stoneysbreadcompany.com | 325 Kerr St, Oakville | 905-849-3627 

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Break bread with fellow brunch revellers at this Kerr St establishment, and enjoy a brunch menu. Fresh, local ingredients make up selections including crรชpes, omelettes, frittatas and French toast. You know a good joint when itโ€™s featured on You Gotta Eat Here!

Browns Social House 

Brunch served Saturday, Sunday & Holidays (10am-2pm)

Available for dine-in/patio, take-out (view the menu here and call to order) and delivery (via SkipTheDishes)

brownssocialhouse.com | 2525 Hampshire Gate #2b| 905-829-2727 

Covid measures in place:

  • Hired a professional cleaning company to do a deep clean prior to re-opening in June
  • Removed some seating to ensure safe social distancing and installed plexiglass dividers alongside the booth tables
  • Daily cleaning/sanitization of the restaurant, in-line with provincial regulations (surfaces cleaned between every seating and key touchpoints sanitized regularly)
  • Masks worn by staff at all times, customers to wear masks when they are walking around
  • Contactless digital menus (customers can scan the QR code with their device) as well as disposable paper menus
  • Regular check-ins with staff to monitor their health (sick staff prohibited from the workplace)

Oakville is home to Ontarioโ€™s first Browns Social House. Enjoy a succinct selection that includes avocado toast, waffles, Eggs Benny, fried egg sandwich and corned beef hash. Eggs used are notably 100% cage-free and the hollandaise sauce is made in house.

Sunnyside Grill

All-day breakfast served seven days a week (7am-3pm) at both locations in Oakville. Available for dine-in, take-out (call to order) and delivery (via SkipTheDishes, Uber Eats and DoorDash)

sunnysidegrill.com

337 Lakeshore Rd E. | 905-844-2665

2501 Prince Michael Dr., Unit #3| 905-257-5126

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Sunnyside serves the highest quality grade AA large eggs, a blend of pork and beef in the Sunnyside sausages and premium grade bacon to go with your waffles, pancakes, oats or breakfast burger.

Breakfast that will make you smile: Eggs Florentine at Sunnyside Grill.

Moโ€™s Family Restaurant 

All-day breakfast served Monday – Thursday (6am-8pm), Friday (6am-9pm), Saturday (7am-9pm) and Sunday (7am-8pm)

Available for dine-in/patio or pick-up (view the menu online and call to place an order)

mosfamily.ca | 467 Speers Rd, Oakville | 905-844-7485 

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Mo knows how to feed a crowd: over 10 types of omelets, breakfast wraps, eggs Benedict or steak and eggs. If youโ€™re REALLY hungry, ask about the โ€œbreakfast challengeโ€.

Croissant Express

Open for dining (including patio) and take-out every day from 8am-3pm

croissantexpress.ca | 325 Lakeshore Rd E, Oakville 

Covid measures in place:

  • Dining area open but with limited seating to ensure social distancing
  • Masks worn by staff and required by customers upon entry and when walking around
  • Daily cleaning/sanitization of the restaurant, in-line with provincial regulations (surfaces cleaned between every seating )
  • Regular check-ins with staff to monitor their health (sick staff prohibited from coming into work)

Boasting the best croissants this side of Paris, with a focus on traditional baking, using quality ingredients to provide customers with exceptional croissants and pastries. All croissants, breads and pastries are individually hand rolled and made with 100% natural butter and finest quality ingredients. The delicious baked goods are freshly made twice a day, every day and anything that is still available at the end of the day is collected, frozen and donated to the Food Bank.

Tria Cafe and Bakery 

All-day breakfast served Monday to Friday (8:30am-5:30pm)

Dine-in, pickup and delivery options available. Click here to view their menu and place an online order.

triacafeandbakery.com | 2525 Old Bronte Rd, Oakville | 905-617-0041 

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This female owned and operated cafรฉ combines Middle Eastern dishes with modern International cuisine. Think vegetarian options, quinoa-based muesli, quiches, sandwiches and burritos.

Ben & Florentine 

Temporarily closed.

benandflorentine.com | 146 Lakeshore Rd W, Oakville | 905-338-6333 

Oakvilleโ€™s own location mimics great food and service like all B&F locations with emphasis on generous portions and healthy food. Fruit smoothies, fresh juice, home fries and specialty coffees at the foot of Kerr Street on Lakeshore.

Artisano Bakery Cafรฉ 

Temporarily closed.

artisanobakery.com | 353 Iroquois Shore Rd, Oakville | 905-339-2020 

Breakfast is served seven days a week with special brunch menu items added for weekends. Some new items have been added and theyโ€™re making us hungry. Hmm, the Waffles Beni or Farmhouse Skilletโ€ฆ?

Sunny Morning Breakfast & Lunch

Open everyday for breakfast (7am-3pm), with options for dine-in/patio, take-out or delivery. Click here to view their menu, and visit DoorDash or Uber Eats for delivery.

sunnymorning.ca | Ironoak Way, Unit #2 (Oakwoods Centre) | 905-337-0045

Covid measures in place:

  • Daily cleaning/sanitization of the restaurant, in-line with provincial regulations (surfaces cleaned between every seating )
  • 6-feet or more between all tables
  • Masks worn by staff and required by customers upon entry and when walking around
  • Regular temperature checks and meetings with staff to monitor their health (sick staff prohibited from coming into work)
  • Single-use or sanitized menus
  • Floors marked for social distancing

Serving traditional breakfast & lunch. Everything is made from scratch and using only fresh ingredients – sourced locally whenever possible. Generous portions and are prepared with care and pride. Recently opened in East Oakville, on Upper Middle Drive, just west of Ford Drive. They have been in business for almost 5 months, and have already built a loyal following in the community.

The Big Breakfast Skillet at Sunny Morning.

Sunset Grill 

All-day breakfast served Monday to Friday (6:30am-3pm) and Saturday & Sunday (7am-3:30pm) at both Oakville locations.

Options for dine-in, take-out and delivery (DoorDash, Uber Eats, SkipTheDishes).

sunsetgrill.ca

361 Cornwall Rd. Unit E101| 905-844-2988

266 Hays Blvd | 289-725-9700

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Traditional breakfast as itโ€™s meant to be, served to hungry diners for more than 30 years! No need to rush, you can get your fix of sausage, bacon, eggs, fruit and hash browns and more, all day. An added bonus: unlimited coffee refills, and great prices.

Southwest Vegan Breakfast Hashbrowns at Sunset Grill.

Eggsmart 

All-day breakfast served everyday from 7am-3pm (Early Bird Special โ€“ Monday to Friday 7am-10am).

Options for dine-in, take-out (including drive-thru), and delivery (Uber Eats, Door Dash, SkipTheDishes).

eggsmart.ca | 280 North Service Rd W, Oakville | 647-956-4786 

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A Canadian success story built on breakfast, offering โ€œsensible breakfasts to help kick start your dayโ€ โ€“ and free Wifi! Try the Signature Breakfast, huevos rancheros, a tasty Scrambler, waffles, pancakes or French toast. The Baja Bennie has caught our eye.

Aroma Espresso Bar 

Breakfast served Monday to Friday (7:30am-9pm) and Saturday & Sunday (8am-9pm), with dine-in/patio, take-out and delivery options available.

aroma.ca | 321 Lakeshore Road East, Oakville | 905-582-0302 

Covid measures in place:

  • Daily cleaning/sanitization of the restaurant, in-line with provincial regulations
  • 6-feet or more between all tables
  • Masks worn by staff and required by customers upon entry and when walking around
  • Hand sanitizer available for customers

A full morning regimen served, including breakfast sandwiches, hearty oats, classic bacon eggs and Shakshuka: two eggs sunny side up in warm tomato and red pepper stew, with tahini and freshly baked bread. Would it be too early for one of their โ€œspiked” signature drinks? Nah.

Aroma’s avocado-toast served with an egg sunnyside up!

Fiftiesโ€™ Diner 

Breakfast served at 7am on Tuesday to Saturday and 8am on Sunday (closed on Mondays). Options for dine-in/patio, take-out and delivery (DoorDash).

fiftiesdiner.ca | 649 Fourth Line, Oakville | 905-849-0308 

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Some good old retro fun when your tummyโ€™s rumbling. This is a family-run diner that offers delicious home-style food amidst 1950s decor. Breakfast starts every morning at 7am.

PรœR & SIMPLE

Serving breakfast/brunch every day from 8am-2pm.

Options for dine-in, pick-up (view the menu and call to order) or delivery (via DoorDash, Uber Eats or SkipTheDishes).

purandsimple.com | 350 Dundas Street E. | 289-725-1024

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PรœR meets SIMPLE. Newly opened in Oakville, this new breakfast (and lunch) locale warmly welcomes you to try something from their mouth-watering menu that pairs craveable breakfast items with nutritious and gluten-friendly delights! Gourmet yet affordable, you’ll find everything from bright smoothie bowls to sweet waffles and savoury benedicts — all made with love.

Crepes, pancakes, smoothie bowls and more PรœR & SIMPLE.

Donโ€™t see your favourite Brunch spot? 
Contact us and weโ€™ll add it to our list!