Mildred's Temple Kitchen
Restaurant · Niagara ·
Famous blueberry pancakes, vibrant atmosphere, weekend brunch
Famous blueberry pancakes, vibrant atmosphere, weekend brunch
"Like a certain Sci-Fi transportation device, Mildred's Temple Kitchen can only truly be appreciated from the inside. Behind the unassuming facade lies a sweeping shrine to good food and good company. The pancakes here are the stuff of legend, and rightfully so. The skillet ain't half bad, either. Not short on quirkiness, you’ll be greeted by animal statues on the way in and treated to airline sounds while you pee. In the Toronto tradition, you might have to wait a while for a spot. Take the opportunity to explore the neighbourhood, fuelled by coffee from [Balzac's](www.onthegrid.city/toronto/liberty-village/balzacs)." - NUFF
"Toronto's Best Pancakes For about 25 years, Mildred's Temple (nee Mildred's Pierce) has been known for its doughy, blueberry pancakes. Simply, they are the best. As per their website, the pancakes are called Mrs. Biederhof’s Legendary Light & Fluffy Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes served with Lanark County maple syrup & whipped cream. Share with a friend because they are filling! Mildred's menus extend well beyond the pancakes. I highly recommend the eggs benedict on a croissant or the scones, made in-house. The Mkt Burger is also a good choice, should you want a non-brunch item. Speaking of non-brunch, check out their B'Lunch menu, a mix of breakfast and lunch menu items. Their bar seating is a glimpse into the open kitchen and this contemporary space is a great choice for a wedding venue. A great staple to the Liberty Village neighborhood."
"Mildred's Temple Kitchen, Liberty Village by NUFF. Like a certain Sci-Fi transportation device, Mildred's Temple Kitchen can only truly be appreciated from the inside. Behind the unassuming facade lies a sweeping shrine to good food and good company.The pancakes here are the stuff of legend, and rightfully so. The skillet ain't half bad, either. Not short on quirkiness, you’ll be greeted by animal statues on the way in and treated to airline sounds while you pee.In the Toronto tradition, you might have to wait a while for a spot. Take the opportunity to explore the neighbourhood, fuelled by coffee from [Balzac's](www.onthegrid.city/toronto/liberty-village/balzacs)."
"If you only have one brunch in Toronto, it should be at Mildred’s Temple Kitchen. Their big space has high ceilings and huge windows, so it’s bright, airy, and won’t make your hungover friend very happy. That is until the food comes. Order the ‘make your own mimosa,’ one of the egg dishes, and a plate of their rightfully famous pancakes for the table. The wait is long during peak times, so if you don’t have the strength or patience and you’re in town for longer than a weekend, come back during their ‘b’lunch,’ which is served during the week with a similar but expanded menu - pancakes included. RESERVE A TABLE WITH RESERVE A TABLE" - Katie Diamond
"There's no gentle way to say this: The brunch line at Mildred's is out of control. Because this Liberty Village institution takes no reservations, people regularly put their names on the list, then spend an hour—sometimes two—strolling around the neighborhood before they're finally seated. But once inside the warm, buzzy space, you'll understand why it's worth the wait. For starters, there are two takes on Canada's classic Bloody Caesar (one of them involves clamato juice), and tart pink mimosas. But you really just stuck this 90-minute landing for a taste of the Mrs. Biederhof's blueberry buttermilk pancakes, and the epic big brunch skillet, a symphony of spicy pulled pork, black beans, potato hash, and sunny-side up eggs. So, yeah—maybe it's best to walk before you eat." - Todd Plummer
