Sisters & Co

Tasty brunch this weekend! Ordered the spicy oxtail stew and earl grey pancakes. The stew was packed full of flavor and has some punch to it. Pancakes were hot when served and the Earl grey was so rich. It was just the right amount of sweetness. Our server Sam was also very kind and friendly . be prepared to wait for a bit during weekends though. it took us 20m when we arrived at 2 I can only imagine how much longer it'd take if it's peak lunch hour.

Lovely friendly staff usher you into a modern, sleek environment as soft music plays in the background. Drinks and food were genuinely incredible from texture to flavour; all was balanced perfectly. Some of the service I felt was inconsistent as I wasn't being given information openly unlike I heard being given to the other tables. But nobody was overtly rude. That being said the food was so good in my opinion that this restaurant still deserves the full five stars.

Came on a Saturday morning around 9am, no wait. Quick and friendly service. Had the Gochujang chicken and waffles and hubby had the cookie butter pancakes with a side of potatoes. Chicken and waffles came with a good portion of chicken. Chicken was tasty and I would say the spice level was between mild to medium. The potatoes have a nice kick as they are also seasoned spicy. Hubby rated the pancakes 7/10, the pancakes were good but said the sauce was a little too “foamy”. Vietnamese iced coffee was just ok.

Came for brunch for the first time, we all got more savoury options so can’t say much for the sweet but, it was decent! A little on the plainer side but good portions and variety of options! Nothing inherently bad to say about this place! Pretty average, decent food. Small location though keep in mind if you wanna come with a larger party!!!

A very popular brunch spot. I came on a Sunday around 11am and had to wait about an hour to be seated. The staff was friendly, and the cafe had a cute atmosphere, although it felt a bit small. The menu features Asian-inspired dishes. I tried the bulgogi eggs Benedict and the char siu Benedict, which were both tasty and unique. I also got the blueberry pancakes, which were okay, but I should have tried the Earl Grey pancakes or the pandan panna cotta instead. The matcha was average, nothing special. Overall, I would come back if the wait time was less than 30 minutes.

We checked this place out after seeing all the buzz on social media, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to the hype. We were warned ahead of time that their POS system was down, so it was cash or e-transfer only, and since we didn’t have a reservation, we waited about 30 minutes - all minor inconveniences if it’s worth the wait. We tried the Char Siu and Mushroom Truffle Eggs Benedicts - both sounded promising with their Asian-inspired twist, but the flavours were underwhelming, the english muffins were soggy (not toasted) and the potatoes were identical to the McCain frozen ones you can buy from the grocery store. We also ordered the Itty Bitty Wontons (which are deep-fried by the way. I wish that was more clear), and my friend said they tasted exactly like the ones from Costco. Nothing tasted homemade or made from scratch. I was really hoping for a better experience. A good reminder that not everything trending online is worth the hype.

Went for a late mom's say brunch. I enjoyed a Mango Mimosa, Fried wonton for sharing. The Avocado toast, plate and a side of smoked salmon. Very delicious. My son ordered the Avocado Eggs Benny with extra Avocado and a Flat White. He enjoyed it, and said the coffee was good. Fast service, decent prices and delicious meals. Can see it being problematic if it's busy, waiting for a spot as it's a little on the cozy side, but any good place can be like that. We lucked out timing wise, had no problems. Will be back.

We had the perfect breakfast at Sisters&Co. Excellent food and excellent service. I was looking for good pancakes and was not disappointed. Highly recommend!

Reservations are recommended. I waited for 1 hr to be seated. I just went in to try the place. It was worth the wait. I sat at a small table by the window, perfect. I ordered the Chicken Katsu Club Sandwich. A gargantuan-sized bite of crunchy chicken cuttle, bacon, lettuce, tomato, aioli mayo. Fries & salad. Hot tea to drink. Service was friendly.

Okay, so overall, I don't think that Sisters & Co is a perfect experience. However, it is just not possible for me to give them anything under 5 stars when I had possibly the best bites of my life here - the cookie butter pancakes. I literally cannot believe how good they are. I didn't even order them, but I was in awe at the flavor, generous amount of cookie butter, fluffy pancakes, serving size. I will dream about these pancakes....this was on my podium of "best things in Toronto". Just amazing Outside of that, the restaurant is pretty small, so be prepared to wait, especially on a weekend. Service is just ok. I LOVED the homemade chili oil on the benedicts. Didn't love the potatoes. We were rushed out shortly after we finished eating while a few of us were using the restroom prior to departing. I get wanting to turn over tables because people are waiting, but we were not idling.

Staff was super friendly. Food was absolutely amazing, the spice on the home fries... I couldn't stop eating. Playlist was super chill - Bon Iver, Lana Del Rey. Can't wait to go back.

I only go to brunch places with fushion flavor offerings and this place delivered! I ordered the earl grey pancakes, which came with earl grey infused marscapone topping. This had a perfect taste of earl grey, but the pancakes themselves were a little plain and tasted like from a mix. My friend ordered the gochujang chicken and waffles and reported they were very yummy. She also liked the taro latte in a gorgeous purple color. I wish I liked hollandaise sauce because this place had such unique egg Benedict flavors! Logistics: - indoor seating only - limited street parking outside but walkable - vegetarian options, GF toast was available as a sub

Cute brunch spot and very busy on the weekends, so come early! We ordered the bulgogi eggs benny and the smoked salmon eggs benny. I don't think the smoked salmon was anything special, but the bulgogi was unique and really flavourful. Expensive but at par with brunch in the area. Loved the Asian twist on most of the dishes. I also got a taro latte thinking it would be infused with coffee, but it was just a taro milk.

Came by early and only had to wait 15-20 mins to get a table. This place is small so seating is very limited. As the day goes, it gets busier so do prepare to wait. Once inside, the have utilized the space while keeping it cute with the trinkets. We ordered few items, I tried the sisters breakfast sandwich it came accompanied with salad and potatoes. The portions were great in my opinion. The sandwich itself was tasty. The Benedict's were also good. The part we didn't necessarily enjoy was the service. It started off great, beyond that no one really check up on us. We never got our beverages and at the end when we mentioned it to ensure we don't end up getting charged, no apologies unfortunately.

Quaint restaurant with very friendly service. I tried this place based on recommendations from several friends and while it was worth the try, there are better brunch spots in the city. I had the char siu benedict which was quite good, though not actually char siu. It was more like char siu flavoured pulled pork - still good though! I also had the Earl Grey pancakes which were unfortunately disappointing. 3 basic pancakes were topped with a very small portion of Earl Grey cream. There wasn't nearly enough for the pancakes, and the flavour didn't come through at all.

This is a charming little brunch spot on Dundas St. W, is walking distance from Trinity Bellwoods Park. Reservations can be made Monday to Friday, but on weekends, seating is based on a first come first serve basis. My friend and I waited about 15 minutes during out Saturday visit, which isn't bad at all. The restaurant serves traditional, and Asian fusion brunch items such as the Bulgolgi Beef Benedict, Char Siu Fries, and the Cochujang Chicken & Waffle to name a few. On this visit, we ordered the Mushroom Truffle Benedict, Earl Grey Pancakes, and Truffle Parm Fries, along with a London Fog, and coffee latte. The fries and drinks were good, but the Earl Grey Pancakes were undercooked, and I personally didn't like the spice they used to season the home fries. It didn't go too well with the Mushroom Truffle in my opinion. The person who waited our table was friendly, and knew the menu well. The food also came within a reasonable time despite the restaurant being full. The restaurant is small and cozy, with minimalistic décor.

Holy crap, I have been wanting to try this restaurant forever and I am SO GLAD we waited yesterday because it truly is worth it! It's a smaller establishment so depending on how long people sit around your wait could be 15 minutes up towards an hour. We waited an hour. I had the mushroom truffle benny, and oh my God it was delicious! I also had the cappuccino with a shot of hazelnut and almond milk, and it was delicious as well. The eggs were cooked to perfection and the hollandaise sauce added the perfect kick to the mushrooms. My friend loved her sandwich. The bun was nice and soft, and the cheese added the perfect kick. The service was amazing and the ambiance in the place is cutely decorated . I'm still in shock that I got seated before Bad Bunny did lol!

This was the best eggs benny I've ever had! The Char Siu took it WAY over the top, and I loved it! Would one hundred percent come back for this again and again. The only reason we hadn't come here sooner was because from the outside, it looks like just any other Toronto cafe; we didn't realize that it's actually a brunch place with unique Asian flavours! Went around 1:30 on a Saturday, but the wait wasn't too long-- less than 15 minutes. Love that they have lychee juice on the menu-- a rarity for sure.

This was an excellent brunch spot in a neighborhood with many brunch options. Food was an excellent fusion of Korean/Chinese dishes with classic British/Canadian breakfasts. We particularly loved the oxtail stew with eggs, this was like a play on shakshouka almost but Korean flavors. There was a great amount of heat/spice to make the flavors ring. Excellent food for children as well if you are bringing them along. They have high chairs. Many coffee/tea options such as London Fog. I would definitely come here again if I was remotely close to the area.

Got the salmon eggs benedict this time and it was just as delicious! I actually prefer their crab salad and mushroom benedicts over this one only because I felt there wasn't that much protein. However, it was still delectable! My wonderful friend also got their strawberry pancakes and she loved them. The cream was so smooth and flavourful. Definitely one of my most favourite breakfast places in Toronto.

A solid brunch spot in Toronto with unique twists on classic brunch dishes, as well as good service and a lively atmosphere. I tried the California Dreaming dish, which felt like the lovechild of a California sushi roll and Eggs Benedict. Just be aware that they do not take reservations, so the wait may be very long (especially on weekends).

Great breakfast place! That chicken Katsu club...oh my... That Spicy Cesar bloody.....hell yeah... Good portions. Quality food. Great ambiance. I would come back in a heartbeat!

Yum. Lovely airy space with room for about 20 people, it's cozy without being crowded. I had the truffle Benedict and it was delicious, light and flavourful. No problem subbing extra breakfast salad for the home fries. Hubs had the Bulgogi Beef Benedict. Managed to snag a bite. Yum. Surprisingly sweet! Of the two, this was my preference, though they have other options I'd be interested in trying. The table next to us had Pancakes that looked worthwhile.... Our wait staff were impeccable, quick and timely, and very service oriented, which I always appreciate.

Fantastic food!! I love the unique take on the classic eggs Benedict. The beef and the pork were tender and flavourful. It really complimented the eggs Benedict well. The drinks were a must order. The Vietnamese coffee wasn't as sweet as other places, which I liked very much. The potatoes were nicely crisp and seasoned, and did not need ketchup! The prices were about $20 each dish and around $5 per drink. We spent around $55+ for two people. We also went here around 11am on a Wednesday, so there were plenty of seats. Our server was amazing!

I have been meaning to try this place for Sometime now. Finally, I got around to it this morning. I was planning on ordering the beef bulgogi Benny but then the gochujang chicken and waffles caught my eye I have to say I was a little surprised by the Presentation but I understand this is Korean style. The chicken was a little chewy but the flavors were excellent and worked really well with the waffles and the Maple syrup. I was a little disappointed at the size of the cucumber kimchi but it was very tasty. The 2 other people I was with ordered the earl grey pancakes (woww!) And bulgogi beef benedict (which was done before I could try, which I can only assume is a good thing) Only reason I have to give 4/5 is bc the coffee is really not good. I ordered the Americano, which tasted like instant coffee to be frank. I've also read reviews on how bad the drip was, but I think they just need to invest in a new supplier of coffee to go with their excellent menu! Overall, will I go back? Yes definitely...but will have coffee on the way over. Service excellent, food very good!

Sisters & Co. is one of my favourite brunch spots in Downtown Toronto. Not only is it the cutest little restaurant but the food and drinks are spectacular. I've ordered the Avocado Toast, Bulgogi Beef Benedict and Gochujang Chicken and Waffles in the past - highly recommend all. Also, when it comes to a good Matcha Latte they win every time. I am OBSESSED with their ceremonial grade matcha latte. They have the option to add condensed milk and it is heavenly. I am so addicted that I sometimes Uber Eats solely a matcha to myself in the morning...like I did today. 10/10

Cute little spot; showed up around 11 am on a Saturday and got seated right away. We started with coffees - the hazelnut latte was great. Then moved on to drinks - the mimosas are good but the mango coconut delight tasted like juice and had no hint of alcohol, which was disappointing. For food we got the bulgogi beef Benedict, gochujang chicken and waffles, and the sweet tooth special which was cookie butter pancakes. The Benedict was really good but the chicken and waffles didn't quite go all that well together. Neither the waffle or the chicken was crispy enough, which would've added a nice texture to the dish. But the chicken by itself was very tasty. The cookie butter pancakes were amazing and probably the best dish we had. I would go back and try other stuff.

Great food. Very unique menu that will satisfy the pickiest of eaters. Wish they had a waiting area for cold winter days, but food made up for it.

I kid you not, but these biscoff pancakes changed my life. Excellent service! Cozy atmosphere. We went on a Saturday morning and they were able to sit two people within 20 minutes. The food is worth the wait!

Great brunch spot! I stopped by when I was in the area and was drawn in by the delicious smell - the small yet cozy spot has a great selection of breakfast/brunch options that all looked amazing. I got the bulgogi benedict which was both sweet and savory, and had a perfectly runny poached egg. The server also recommended the early grey pancakes, but suggested we get the half stack as a side and add early grey butter to make it a mini stack! This was a fantastic reccomendation since the full stack seemed a bit heavy, and we really appreciated the tips from our waitress. I would highly recommend trying this place if you have a chance, but make sure to make a reservation in advance! We saw a small line waiting for spots to open up

Great brunch spot! Definitely gets very busy so would recommend making a reservation. There's a time limit so get there on time. Food was excellent and service was great. Will definitely come back!

Great brunch spot with delicious food and friendly staff! Came here on a Friday morning and the place was pretty busy, but we managed to grab one of the few remaining tables. I loved how homey the decor felt - was definitely a nice ambiance all around! Our waitress ( who seemed to be the only one there ) was super kind but not too overbearing. She took our orders relatively quickly and got our drinks out fast as well. If you want wifi as well, don't hesitate to ask! She was awesome with getting us that too. The food was super filling and good in proportion - we were definitely stuffed by the end! The earl grey pancakes to share was a great choice honestly - all their pancakes look great though, but the earl grey seemed unique and I thought it went with pancakes+syrup really well. The eggs benedict were fantastic and I loved how they came with a salad along with home fries. The fries were seasoned well and had a bit of a kick ​so they were unique in that aspect. I would definitely come back to this spot if I'm ever in the area again - thanks, Sisters & Co!

Recently visited @sistersandco_restaurant on Dundas St! The wait was around 30 mins at 11am on a Sunday. I ordered: - Gochujang Chicken & Waffles - 7.5/10 - Breakfast Sandwich (w/house potatoes and salad) - 8.5/10 - Taro Latte - 7/10 This spot was prettyyy good! The waffles were thick and the chicken was nicely coated with the spicy chili paste! However, it did get heavy after a while so I recommend sharing this with someone. I really liked the breakfast sandwich. There was bacon, cheese, scrambled eggs, caramelized onions, dijon and garlic aioli, topped with a delicious brioche bun. The house potatoes were super tasty too, perfectly seasoned. The taro latte was not bad but they didn't mix it properly so the bottom of my drink was warm and the top was cold because of the ice! Besides that, I would come back to try their other dishes. Gonna order their earl grey pancakes next.

Weekend brunch. Wait was about 25 minutes after 1 pm. I had the Chicken Katsu Club sandwich. The sandwich was sumptuous, tasty and a good portion. I like the salad dressing on the salad that came with it. My friend had 'two eggs in a pod', Salmon with poached eggs on a muffin with salad and fries. She liked it. I was sorely tempted by the Mushroom Truffle Benedict and Blueberry Pancakes. Prices are reasonable and portions good. It was a bit noisy but a nice spot on Dundas West.

I visited this restaurant for a Sunday brunch. The wait wasn't about 25 min. The Ania r is nice. It's a small space so anything larger than a party of 5-6 would be cramped. There was a party of five next to me who had little room for more at their table. for starters I had the lychee mimosa, which was really good. I ordered the truffle mushroom Benedict, side of the special pancakes (cinnamon with cream cheese frosting). The truffle mushroom Benedict had very minimal truffle flavor and no seasoning. Even a pinch of salt would have helped. The pancakes were nice a fluffy and the cinnamon cream cheese was good.

I've heard a lot about this place , decided to come today and it was 45 mins waiting , so to be honest I got more excited expecting it to be wonderful, but that was not the case. Service was great , girls were so so nice ! We ordered waffles and chicken and they said it was the star of the house and to be honest was a completely disappointment , waffle was so dry , the chicken was to hard to eat with the amount of sauce and was so dry on the inside too. Pancakes are good , just presentation of both was so blend and kind of not appealing to the eye. I was expecting so much more , we left wit the dishes half way. In terms of the Ambience music was so so loud that it's was hard to talk .

Hey Ossingtonites! This is our new favourite brunch place that's near Trinity Bellwoods. It's a cozy spot where walk-ins are welcomed. My all time favourite is the California Dreaming (Eggs Benny) because, for seafood lovers, it comes with this very interesting imitation crab salad, that's just so refreshing -and different! Food is a solid 4 stars but the service brings this breakkie spot to a 5. Bottom line: SIMPLY GOOD FOOD! Pro tip: great for groups of 4 or pairs

Went with a friend on a weekday and it was busy for brunch. Ordered the char sui and bulgogi bennys ehich were both perfect. Each of us got to try both as there were 2 bennys in each dish. Staf were friendly and our orders came out quick.

A cute small little diner with Asian fusion breakfast items! What more could you ask for? It's a bit on the pricier side, but it will fill you up and you might have to take some home. It's small and you need to street park, but the interior is so cute. This is a late review so I forgot what items I got, but it was yummy!

Got take out brunch on the weekend. Portion sizes were okay. Got the bulgogi Benedict and gochugang chicken waffles. The Benedict was good with shredded meat on an English muffin. The waffles were a little soggy but the fried chicken was good. It was in smaller pieces and covered in sweet and a little spicy sauce which was nice! The pickled cucumber on the side was a good accompaniment but also wish the sides were bigger for the price paid. They have a good Thai iced tea. One less star because it said on google they have a patio but apparently they weren't approved for it so there was no patio when we got there. Pretty small restaurant.

To add another star from me , they have to adjust their portions and make their drinks more than just water. Even after ordering 1 main, 1 full size fries and. Drink I didn't feel full. So 3.5 stars basically, a cozy restaurant with nice ambiance, expensive but small portions, so i loved both my waffle( citrus notes, with blueberry compote snd vanilla syrup and mascarpone!) too good & truffled fries, they were nice too but their home fries a thing to have. Thai Iced Tea , Vietnamese Iced Coffee & regular drip coffee- all 3 were pathetic. So when I complained about my coffee , they replaced it with a new one, and immediately checked if its okay now , when I said no, they offered me another drink , so i ordered Thai iced coffee. The service is pretty excellent, servers are empathetic and courteous staff.

Been all over, and this is without a doubt one of the best brunch places I've ever been to. If you can only hit one brunch place in town, make sure it's this one.

First time coming here and the brunch was delicious! Pictured below are the mushrooms eggs Benny and the bulgogi eggs Benny. I shared the bulgogi eggs Benedict and loved it ( 1/2 a brunch portion is usually the perfect portion for me). I would definitely come back! The menu is unique and everything looks good. Interior is really cute but a bit small so I can see how on weekends the wait would be long (I came on a weekday at 12).

We came here for brunch on Saturday with some friends. It's a small restaurant with only a couple tables so we had to wait a little bit to be seated. We ended up going to a local coffee shop while waiting for a table since the restaurant is so small. Their specialty is the eggs benny and they have some unique twists to traditional brunch. We ordered the mushroom truffle and Korean bulgogi eggs benny. Both were really good! Also ordered the taro latte which I really enjoyed.

Recently visited with a friend for a weekday brunch and we loved the experience! The service was super friendly and the food was tasty. Drip coffee wasn't the best so next time I'd try an espresso based coffee. Recommend getting the beef bulgogi eggs benny - even with the home fries not being the best (maybe you can switch them to the fries that tasted more fresh?) Would definitely visit again to try something new!

What a great experience. The food was beyond yummy and the service was great. We got the earl grey pancakes which were really good, cleaned our plates completely. I got the Bulgogi beef Benny which was quite yummy and a side of truffle fries. My friend got the sisters breakfast sandwich which she talks about weeks later. Next time I'm in Toronto this will be my go to brunch spot.

Pretty small place, so it's not too noisy. Service was great, food was also great. No complaints, was a very good way to spend a Saturday afternoon

My friend and I came here for brunch. I had the avocado toast. I loved the chili honey on it. It gave it a nice sweet/spicy taste, but not too spicy. The bacon was too burnt for my liking, but it was still good (all bacon is good lol). The salad was nice and fresh. The home fries were a bit spicy. My friend and I also split a side of the cinnamon bun pancakes. They were basically cake because of the cream cheese icing. It was heavy, but really delicious!

Favourite item: Char Siu Benedict - super tender and flavourful pork with a nice sweetness to it. The egg was also cooked perfectly! Nothing unique about the potatoes and salad, but it was a nice rounded dish. Other items ordered: Early Grey pancakes - the earl grey mascarpone was so yummy! Pancakes are fluffy and not too sweet. Taro latte: I wouldn't order this again as it just reminded me of the taro powder you can buy at any grocery store. Overall, a good brunch spot where you will get some of your classic brunch dishes with a slight twist. I don't think you will be wowed but you definitely will not regret it or be disappointed!

I was surprised that their patio area didn't have umbrellas and was not well-decorated for a "cute" brunch place that I read from other reviewers. The inside is nice, which we ended up sitting at due to a friend. The unisex washroom was clean. Service was good. Over the phone, they were strict about the one hour seating for brunch. In person, they reminded us again. The bulgobi beef egg Benedict was eye catching. The bread was chewy with minimal beef. The sauce was light and delicate. The salad was ok with some wilted parts. Yuck. The best part was their seasoned square potato pieces. No ketchup required. I love the taste and the texture of it. For a brunch place, the quantity was small and I wasn't full. Verdict - no need to go back. Plenty of other restaurants to try along Dundas street.

My friend and I kept holding off on trying this place out cos they're always bustling! Come before rush hour so you wont have to wait for seats. The area is quiet small so theres not a lot of tables but they make up for the food and service. I especially enjoyed the Bulgogi beef eggs Benedict, i never thought I would enjoy Korean food this way but its a delicious fusion with the western cuisine. I will definitely come back and try other selections from the menu!

Food was amazing! I wanna say top brunch spot in the GTA. I have to say it's a small spot but definitely matches the vibes. The service was amazing. Super friendly and staff attends to customers well. Mimosas were great. Would recommend!

We got so lucky today as it was pouring and this meant shorter lines (but surprisingly there was still a line - some folks are committed to their brunch). When we arrived we were told that they wait was 30 mins or so and judging by the seating, it appeared to be the case but guess what? We were sat around 15-20 mins later so #winning The taro latte tastes like bubble tea which was a nice morning drink to kick off with and the drip coffee is well-priced me thinks. But we came here to eat and eat we did. I got the Salmon Bennies, my friends got the waffle and chicken, Bulgogi Bennie and wonton. The portions are decent and filling. Everyone was extremely happy with their food. I couldn't help but stare at the table next to us who got the burger and the sandwich with a upgrade to bulgogi fries (I think) so if you are having a hard time deciding, ask how you can get bulgogi or char siu fries upgrade. We parked at the Green P across for a whopping $2 and while they do mention that seat time are limited to 1 hour - no one rushed us out. I am really happy I stumbled on this place on IG. Will be back for sure!!!

Ordered the eggs Benedict with crab salad, avocado and cucumber because I wanted something light and it was exactly what I wanted- light and refreshing! We also ordered the earl grey pancakes. The pancakes are so fluffy and the earl grey cream on top is delicious and not too fluffy. The restaurant is quite small, we came on a weekday so we were easily able to get a table, but I can imagine it getting very busy on the weekends!

Nice to see a beautiful, clean and bright and airy restaurant in this location. There's a little table blocking the entrance as you go in, where you can order a coffee which is all I did there. Menu looks to be a typical Toronto brunch menu with an eggs section, and then a non-eggs part that looked intriguing. With a nice atmosphere and not smelling like a typical greasy spoon, I'm tempted to come back and try something off their menu, looks good!

Gorgeous brunch spot on Dundas West, perfect for catching up with friends over an exceptional first meal of the day @sistersandco_restaurant I love their Asian fusion brunch menu, featuring unique items like an ube waffle, a thanksgiving chicken and waffles, and several non-traditional Benedict's options We ordered the char siu and bulgogi beef eggs Benedict's (I upgraded my home fries to garlic aioli fries for $1.50, and added a generous side of fruit for $3.25), and also the earl grey waffles. Everyone cleaned their plate, what a wonderful weekend brunch spot. Each entree is in the $15-20 range. Beware they do get quite busy, but they offer an equally large outdoor street patio seating in addition to their indoor eating space. You can try to make an online reservation but it is very, very limited; i had better luck over the phone.

I heard of this Asian owned brunch place that served brunch with an asian twist. Bulgogi eggs benedict, california sushi style eggs benedict and matcha lattes. I feel like I was kinda disappointed though. Although the poached eggs and hollandaise were good, the main component that would make them stand out; the bulgogi and imitation crab were lacking. The bulgogi was underwhelming and it didn't really remind me of bulgogi but rather a quick stir fried beef stewed in some asian sauces. However, that may be to balance the flavours of the eggs benedict itself, but to call it a bulgogi eggs benedict surely isn't deserving of the name. The matcha latte was also one of the worst I've ever had, and thats even comparing to Starbucks. It was tasteless and tasted only of hot milk and the fact that you have to pay extra to sweeten it, is a joke. If you were also thinking of battered fried chicken and waffles, you'll also be disappointed because that is definitely not what you'll be getting. The waffles however, were a nice texture and the marscopone cinnamon cheese balanced out nicely. Some redeeming qualities of the restaurant is the nice decor, charming service, good salad vinaigrette and pretty good home fries. Overall, although my review might seem harsh the experience was decent. Its a nice place to experience once or twice but its not something I would be dying to go back to.