Did you know that Burlington has over 400 restaurants offering a variety of delicious food options for all tastes and budgets?
These businesses have appreciated the patronage of locals through restrictions and are asking you to continue this support through take out, gift cards and dine in options (following health guidelines). With the most recent announcement that the Halton area is now in the red zone as per provincial guidelines, most of our restaurants are open to provide food services with your safety their utmost concern. Restaurants are able to extend their patios into the colder months and many have set up heated spaces to extend their seating capacity.
In an effort to encourage residents to continue this important support for restaurants, the Taste of Burlingtonis launching the Take Out to Help Out campaign via social media. Diners are encouraged to post pictures of themselves getting take-out or of their take-out meal and post on social media using #TakeOutToHelpOut. They should then tag a friend to have them do the same, so that the message spreads and the restaurants see and feel our support. Taste of Burlington will be giving away restaurant gift cards randomly each week to social media users who post using the hashtag.
Kelly Harris, Marketing Specialist at Tourism Burlington and Coordinator of the Taste of Burlington program states: “In the first phase of the pandemic we sadly saw some of our local restaurants close. Our restaurants need our continued support now more than ever to ensure your favorite spot keeps their doors open. If you are able, please get take-out, as often as you can, to help our restaurants through this difficult time”.
We are also asking people when they order take out to pick up directly from the restaurants to avoid the use of third party delivery companies.
Tourism Burlington has launched a Holiday Savings Pass until January 4 with a number of restaurants providing tasty savings for you. Sign up for this pass, it is easy and FREE! Don’t forget to consider ordering gift cards from restaurants, they make a great holiday gift.
For more information on the Take Out to Help Out campaign, the Holiday Savings Pass or Taste of Burlington please visit tasteofburlington.ca & tourismburlington.com, or call/email: 905-634-5594 kelly.harris@burlington.ca
When people think of Veterans, many immediately picture someone who served in the First World War, Second World War, or the Korean War. While many Canadians recognize these traditional Veterans, some Veterans have served Canada in other conflicts and peace-keeping missions throughout the world. Many continue to walk among us today.
Each year at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month, Canadians pause in a moment of silence to honour and remember the men and women who have served and continue to serve Canada during times of war, conflict, and peace. And nothing can stop that.
This year, Remembrance Day events are going virtual, and in doing so, you can still join your friends and neighbours in paying your respects. Due to changing circumstances, the Town of Oakville (www.oakville.ca) and City of Burlington (www.burlington.ca) will post information on their websites as soon as plans are finalized.
Wherever you are at 11 a.m. on November 11, pause in a moment of silence to honour and remember the more than 2,300,000 Canadians who have served throughout our nation’s history and the more than 118,000 who made the ultimate sacrifice.
You can also join the conversation online and share stories of pride and remembrance far and wide with the hashtag #RemembranceDay. Sharing stories is a unique way to spread messages of gratitude and hope that will unite us all.
Last but not least, it is important to still support our Legions and purchase a poppy. The poppy is the symbol of Remembrance Day. Replica poppies are sold by the Royal Canadian Legion to provide assistance to Veterans.
On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we remember. And this year, we will come together ensuring that doesn’t change.
At this time of year, you would typically find our events section overflowing with news of upcoming holiday cheer. From tree lightings to Santa Claus parades, our BIAs know how to deliver on holiday favourites. Many of these events have become longstanding traditions in our families and communities. While we don’t have to remind you that this year will be different, we do want to remind you that the holidays are still a special time – and worthy of making new traditions.
Bronte Village
Bronte’s official kick-off to summer usually begins with At Home in Bronte – an annual event where 60 local organizations, artists, businesses, and families are invited to paint a Muskoka chair. These chairs are installed for public viewing and enjoyment in Bronte Village on Canada Day for the duration of the summer. This summer, the event was cancelled due to COVID-19 – but Bronte BIAis excited to announce a winter instalment of this event. This winter, visitors to Bronte Village will find dozens of professionally painted Muskoka chairs along sidewalks and the waterfront. There will be hidden icons on the chairs, designed to get families outside and to encourage them to participate in a winter scavenger hunt.
The Village has also designed new banners and plans to line the streets with lit snowflakes and decorations for the holiday season. While there won’t be a Christmas Tree or official lighting, Bronte offers exquisite views and scenery, the waterfront an obvious one.
Downtown Oakville
You’re invited to Downtown Oakville’s Hometown Holiday festivities! Stroll safely along the brand new, extra-wide sidewalks and support your local specialty stores, services and restaurants throughout the holiday season.
The highlight of Hometown Holiday will be the spectacular 30 foot Instagram worthy ribbon tree of lights, being installed in Towne Square on November 28. Be sure to come and visit, take a photo with family and friends, and enjoy the extraordinary lighting installations in Centennial Square as well as throughout the Downtown core. Follow @oakvilledowntown (on FB or Instagram) for the details.
Don’t miss out on the best gifts of the holiday season. Subscribe to the Downtown Oakville e-newsletter to gain early access to the NEW Virtual Gift Guide here: http://explore.oakvilledowntown.com/
Downtown Burlington
Santa will not be parading in Downtown Burlington this year. The annual tree lighting and candle-lit stroll have also been cancelled. But – some wonderful things have been planned in exchange.
Celebrating 25 years of magic, the Burlington Lakeside Festival of Lightswill be returning. Sixty magical lighting displays will be set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 27th, 2020 to January 8th, 2021.
The lights will turn on at 4 p.m. every day and run until midnight – with exceptions on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Orthodox Christmas, and New Year’s Eve, where the lights will be lit all day and night. This outdoor event is a perfect way to experience the holidays in Burlington and also grab some fresh air.
In addition to the Festival of Lights, Downtown Burlington has invested in a unique plug n’ play technology that transforms traditional lighting displays into interactive experiences. The display is powered by a real-time sound-to-light mapping system called Aurora. Located next to Scrivener’s along the Elgin Promenade, visitors can interact with the lighting in real-time by singing, clapping, or yelling. There will also be a canopy of lights in other areas of the promenade.
Waterdown Village
Waterdown has become a holiday hot-spot thanks to their annual evening Santa Claus parade. The parade, which typically begins at 6 p.m. lights up beautiful Downtown Waterdown with floats decked out in lights. Unfortunately, this year’s parade, along with their ‘Made for You’ market and Christmas Tree lighting have been cancelled. However, there are plans to host a virtual tree lighting via Facebook and Instagram, with special guests to be announced. Follow @waterdownbia (on FB or Instagram) for details closer to the event.
While many aspects of these events are changing week-to-week, one thing is for certain: all of the BIAs want to ensure the holidays bring magic!
Stay tuned for merchant sales. And word on the street – there’s talk of winter patios. It doesn’t get more Canadian than that, eh?
In a bowl, combine the water, yeast and sugar. Let it stand until the mixture foams on top, about 5 minutes.
In a food processor, make sure you use a plastic blade or the dough hook. Combine the flour and salt. Then gradually increase the speed to medium and slowly add the yeast mixture until a soft ball forms.
Remove the dough from the bowl and knead it for a few minutes on a floured surface to prevent it from
Place the dough in a lightly oiled bowl and cover with a clean cloth. Let the dough rise for about 30 minutes in a warm and draft-free area.
Cut the dough in half. Use the pizza dough immediately or you can keep it in the fridge for up to 48 hours. You can also freeze it in an airtight bag.
This recipe will make two 9-inch thin-crust pizzas or two 8-inch thicker crust pizzas.
This pizza is vegetarian-friendly and super tasty. Try it at home, or on the menu at Piazza Bistro in Downtown Oakville’s Towne Square (both dine-in and take-out available!)!
ROASTED MUSHROOMS
2 Cups Sliced Assorted Mushrooms 1/2 Teaspoon Chopped Fresh Rosemary 1 Teaspoon Chopped Fresh Thyme 2 Cloves Garlic (Chopped) 3 Tablespoons Extra Virgin Olive Oil Salt and Pepper to Taste
Mix all ingredients together on a tray lined with parchment paper and roast mushrooms for approximately 15 mins at 450 degrees. Stir halfway through.
PIZZA RECIPE
1 x 8oz Pizza Dough Extra Virgin Olive Oil 3.5 oz Fiore di Latte 1/2 Cup Roasted Mushrooms 1 Cup Assorted Sliced Mushrooms Truffle Oil Freshly Grated Parmigiano
Stretch dough by hand or with a rolling pin.
Brush stretched dough with extra virgin olive oil.
Break fiore di latte into pieces and scatter over dough.
Add raw and roasted mushrooms and bake on a preheated pizza stone at 475 degrees until the crust is golden brown.
Once pizza is done, season with a pinch of salt and drizzle with truffle oil. Grate as much parmigiano as you’d like and serve.
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 that’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 CONTEST by voting for your favourite pumpkin for a chance to WIN1 of 2 $150 gift cards to a Downtown Oakville retailer of your choice.
Here’s how it works:
Take a photo of your favourite pumpkin at Downtown Oakville’s Halloween Pumpkin Pop-Up Experience and post the picture on social media using the hashtag #DTOPumpkinExperience (make sure to tag @oakvilledowntown + the merchant)
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.
DONATE TO OAKVILLE READY’S LET’S HAUNT HUNGER FOOD DRIVE
Be sure to stop by Towne Square between 9 am and 1 pm to drop off (contactless) a non-perishable food item for Oakville Ready’s Let’s Haunt Hunger Food Drive in support of Kerr Street Mission.
Best dressed or best dresses car will WIN a $150 gift card donated by the Downtown Oakville Business Improvement Association (us!). Click here to learn more.
…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.
Indulge in a little history this month at our Best Cultural Experience Talk of the Town Award-winner, the Oakville Museum!
The Oakville Museum resides in the restored Erchless Estate, the former home to Oakville’s founder Colonel William Chisholm. This historic home usually hosts touring exhibits throughout each year, as well as two permanent exhibits about Oakville’s Black History.
Though select exhibits are currently closed, you can still book a 45-minute guided tour of the estate, including information about Oakville’s founding family as well as time spent in the exhibit, Freedom, Opportunity and Family: Oakville’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!
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. It’s a can’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, 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, Show Up, by renowned Canadian contemporary painter, Elizabeth McIntosh. Don’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 over Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
2020 Talk of the Town Awards: Best Cultural Experience
Whether you’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 – 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!
La Parisienne Crêperie
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.
Savour La France! Sophisticated crêpes and an outstanding brunch all prepared fresh by a husband and wife team. French-style crêpes, 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.
Lighter fare for less ravenous appetites (fruit salad, a single egg or a side order of toast), hearty plates like steak and eggs, meat lover’s meals or the classic Bronte Breakfast are served here. El Spero is a family-owned cornerstone eatery that’s been in the Town of Oakville for over 40 years. If you’re looking for a classic breakfast spot, this is it!
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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).
Late risers can get a good meal for a great price. From Tuesday – Friday 9am-11am, Harbourside offers an early bird special, starting at $6. From the extensive brunch menu (Saturday and Sunday, 9am-3pm) we’re eyeing the chicken and waffles, the corned beef hash and the Brie and candied onion omelet.
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With the crisp Autumn breeze setting in and those hot Summer days swiftly drifting away, it’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 year’s edition is “Soup Bowl To Go”, in true social distance style!
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.
Soup Bowl is an important fundraiser which supports AGB children’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 you’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 – 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!
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!
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!)
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PÜR 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.
To view the menu and order for take-out/curbside pickup, click here. Delivery available through SkipTheDishes.
Good healthy food is what’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).
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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).
One of Burlington’s oldest diners that’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. It’s pristine without being pretentious, friendly without being fake, and delicious without being expensive.
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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).
There’s wicked chicken to be had here – not to mention waffles, eggs and sandwiches. The WTF Waffles If you’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.
A plethora of healthy and homemade breakfasts. You’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!
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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)
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
Not only does Pepperwood brew its own craft beers, they’re also open for weekend fixes of Eggs Benedict, Rise ‘n Shine Tacos, or a Brunch Patter for Two. Early – 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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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).
This Canadian franchise began serving breakfast in Montreal in 1987. Now with more than 130 locations across Canada, Burlington’s location is open for breakfast seven days a week with all of the options you’d expect from a breakfast chain – including lots of healthy options. Coras is also a Breakfast Club of Canada charitable partner.
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All of the classics served in a relaxing pub atmosphere: sausage and eggs, BLTs, Benedicts and the Judge’s French Toast.
Squires Public House
Brunch service temporarily suspended
If you’re visiting on the weekend, why not order a Full English Breakfast, a Breakfast Burrito, Chef’s Omelette or good ol’ pancakes? Depending on the time of day you’re there (after lunch perhaps) ask for the Up Yer Kilt (coffee with Drambuie and Kahlúa).
Lakeshore Coffee House
Open seven days a week (8am-9pm), options for dine-in/patio, take-out or delivery (via UberEats or Door Dash)
But first…coffee. Freshly ground beans are turned into hot cups of Americano, Espresso, Latte or Cappucino. If it’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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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. You’ll find lots of simple and lighter fare too, including organic yogurt and fruit or smoked salmon plate. Pancakes too!
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 can’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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Eggs, sandwiches, bennies – oh my! This family-owned diner is one of Burlington’s breakfast hot spots. It’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.
A few minutes away from Burlington’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 – 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. There’s just nothing that can beat a good ole fashioned traditional breakfast.
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Don’t see your favourite Brunch spot? Contact us and we’ll add it to our list!
