Kerr Street Cafe

Very busy, trendy breakfast cafe. Went Friday morning before 10 and it was already packed. Didn’t have to wait too long. Ordered the cornbread florentine. Two perfect poached eggs sitting on a bed of steamed spinach and sausage round on cornbread. Drizzled with amazing hollandaise sauce $22. Asked for a side of roasted potatoes after seeing them on my husbands plate $9. He had the Kerr Street breakfast. Two eggs over easy with 2 strips of bacon, roasted potatoes and salad greens with a nice dressing as well as delicious toasted sour dough bread $24. Two coffees $8. On the pricey side but the presentation of the meals and quality of the ingredients is what you pay for. The nicely decorated ambiance makes it a great place to meet for a delicious breakfast. Customers next to us ordered the avocado toast and strawberry French toast. They also looked amazingly delicious.

Stopped by for brunch and really enjoyed it! The food was hearty, fresh, and full of flavor — definitely worth the visit. We had to wait a little while to get seated, but once the food arrived, it was well worth it. Great portion sizes and cozy atmosphere. Would happily come back again!

Kerr Street Cafe is a cozy spot that's been on my radar for a while, and it definitely lives up to the hype for a great breakfast or quick lunch. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, making the whole experience a pleasure. While the menu is on the smaller side, that's exactly the charm of the place—they do what they do very well. The Morty was a standout. The croissant was perfectly flaky, and the sandwich itself was a great portion with excellent flavour. The mushroom toast was also delicious; the combination of the whipped cheese, truffle chive vinaigrette, and poached egg came together beautifully, even if I personally prefer warm mushrooms. We also tried the Green Bowl, which was packed with healthy goodness like kale, brussels sprouts, and roasted sweet potatoes. It's a fantastic, flavourful option, though I'd recommend it for sharing as the portion size is quite generous! Overall, Kerr Street Cafe is an excellent choice for a satisfying brunch or lunch. The quality of the food and the warm atmosphere make it a spot I'd gladly return to.

Kerr Street Café is a cozy Oakville spot known for its rich coffee and delicious Kerr Special Breakfast. sunny eggs, sourdough toast, crispy potatoes, and avocado is fresh and flavorful. The café’s bright, modern vibe makes it perfect for brunch dates. Service can be slow during busy hours, but overall it’s a great place to enjoy quality coffee and a satisfying breakfast.

We’ve been here a few times and really love the coffee and the freshness of the food. We’ve tried different items on the menu and have never been disappointed with our selection. Pretty busy even on a Friday morning but service is efficient and friendly. There’s indoor and outdoor seating options and is very clean and organized. If you’re in Oakville this place is a must for breakfast/lunch. Just go early as they tend to get extremely busy quickly especially on the weekends.

Great spot for a breakfast in Oakville. Good vibes, friendly atmosphere and a variety of delicious options. The Cornbread Florentine is recommend. The Garlic Parmesan fries is a good side option as well. Service was great, just be prepared to wait for a bit as it does get busy on weekends.

Had such a lovely birthday brunch at Kerr Street Café, treated by a dear friend — and it was everything I needed! The fresh orange juice was the perfect start, the Turkish eggs were rich and flavourful, and the French toast was an indulgent, sweet finish. Warm vibes, great service, and beautifully plated food made it an all-around enjoyable experience. Definitely a spot I’d return to for a cozy brunch date!

The bacon they serve here is down right embarrassing. Cooked in the oven with no flavour what so ever. Such an artisan place you think they would care a little more about the bacon they serve. Here is my $8 order of bacon~receiving 3 strips nice and cool from the warming drawer soaked in grease. They look like ready crisp bacon from the grocery store. If this place even had half decent bacon I would give 5 stars it’s actually such a shame