The Best New Brunch Restaurants in Toronto for 2015

The best new brunch restaurants in Toronto are a mix of long-established eateries that have revamped their menus and newer establishments that serve up old-school fare. Cross-cultural morning foods a la 2014 were out and classic Western breakfasts were back in a big way. This roundup is all about the familiar: bacon and eggs; pancakes; French toast; and Benedicts.

Here are the best new brunch restaurants in Toronto that opened in 2015.

Peter Pan Bistro

The Queen West bistro is a perfect spot to kick off a leisurely weekend. Start with mimosas and an order of scones with house-made jam before diving into plates of French toast, eggs Benedict, or steaming bowls of shakshuka.

Old School

The diner on Dundas West is home to a daily brunch menu. Whether craving sweet or salty, this place has you covered with selections like pulled pork-topped waffles, soufflé omelettes and blueberry pancakes with candied bacon.

Cafe Neon on Queen

Above and beyond your usual cafe offerings, this West Queen West cafe features an array of egg-centric dishes and breakfast sandwiches. Get platters packed with fluffy scrambled eggs, bacon, potatoes, salad and a bagel or opt for fried egg sandwiches or fish cakes with poached eggs.

Antler

The hunter-gatherer-themed restaurant on Dundas West features a forager's omelette each weekend along with Eggs Benedict made with a choice of smoked salmon or pork belly.

Figo

The Italian restaurant in the Club District offers a Sunday brunch menu that encompasses pastries, pizzas and salads along with traditional morning fare like two-eggs breakfast, baked eggs and pepperonata benedicts.