The George Street Diner

Friendly service and pretty decent massive Irish breakfast ($25). Bacon and sunny side eggs were overcooked unfortunately. One side of the Irish soda bread wasn't toasted (was soft). Tiny tomato piece. Spuds turned out to be french fries. The Irish rasher and Irish sausage were quite nice though. Seating could be more comfortable. The patio chairs are the tiny folding wood type.

My first visit here exceeded all expectations! The inviting aroma from the grill and the friendly staff set the perfect tone. The diner's nostalgic charm added to the experience. The Irish breakfast and pancakes were all standout dishes. The onions were caramelized to perfection. And the coffee was excellent too. I will be back!

Nice place, great staff. The foods were OK, not particularly my taste. The bread is hard to chew, though I find weird because they are not burnt? They offer both indoor and patio seatings, which is perfect for summer!

Retro aesthetic diner with cute little detail’s throughout. Pancakes fluffy and delicious. you might be inclined to order extra maple syrup and ask for more butter as i wanted more for the amount of pancake served (very healthy serving). Got a side of sausage, which was very nice. The breakfast wrap was excellent.

Awesome local brunch spot offering a great change of pace to the typical Toronto brunch landscape. This diner has the old timey feel of the local eateries you’d see in an old film with the hospitality to match. We had the Ultimate Irish Breakfast which was delicious and satisfying. Service was friendly and quick, even when tables began to pickup. Would definitely recommend this sport to anyone looking for a classic Irish breakfast, to change up from their regular eggs Benny spot, or to experience that classic diner feel.

Finally got to try this diner after always seeing lines on the weekend. I came for lunch on a Wednesday and it wasn't hard to get a booth for 2 people. Note all guests have to be present before they seat you. We shared the ultimate Irish breakfast and the special: stuffed French toast with riccota cheese, blueberry and lemon. I found the portions a bit on the smaller end, but I really liked the variety and didn't feel too greasy after walking out. I don't think I'd wait in line for this, but if you're looking for a lighter bite this is your spot.

Recently visited The George Street Diner after exploring downtown Toronto, and it lived up to its reputation. Despite the long line outside, we waited patiently for about 30 minutes to snag a table. The diner has that classic appeal - narrow and cozy, reminiscent of a bygone era. The service was top-notch; our server was not only efficient but also added humor to our experience, joking about their 'curry pancakes.' As for the food, we indulged in the Massive Irish Breakfast, the Irish Breakfast, and Plain Pancakes, all of which were hearty and flavorful. Overall, a great spot for a satisfying lunch or brunch recommendation from a friend.

I visited this diner last weekend. We had a line up but got the seats pretty soon. We ordered Irish Breakfast, Stuffed French Toast, Irish breakfast tea and regular coffee. Everything was delicious and our attendant was very cooperative.