Top 10 Brunch Spots in Toronto This Fall (2025 Edition)
Brunch isn’t just a meal in Toronto—it’s a culture. From cozy cafés tucked into Victorian row houses to chic, bustling spots serving Instagram-ready plates, the city has cemented itself as a brunch capital. As the leaves turn gold and crisp air settles in, Talk of Toronto rounds up the Top 10 Brunch Spots in Toronto for Fall 2025—perfect for catching up with friends, curing a late night, or indulging in seasonal flavors.
1. Maison Selby – St. James Town
This historic mansion continues to be one of Toronto’s most elegant brunch destinations. Think buttery croissants, French omelettes, and a champagne cart rolling by. Their fall menu features pumpkin spice beignets that pair beautifully with a mimosa flight.
Upmarket French bistro fare & craft cocktails presented in a sophisticated, historical setting.
Service options: Indoor / Outdoor seating · Fireplace · Private dining room
Address: 592 Sherbourne St, Toronto, ON M4X 1L4
Phone: (647) 943-1676
2. Mildred’s Temple Kitchen – Liberty Village
A Toronto classic for over two decades, Mildred’s is famous for its fluffy blueberry buttermilk pancakes. The Fall 2025 special? A spiced pear compote drizzle that tastes like autumn on a plate.
The open kitchen of this relaxed, modern spot serves international fare & brunch on weekends.
Service options: Indoor / Outdoor seating · Great cocktails · Vegetarian options
Located in: Shops at King Liberty
Address: 85 Hanna Ave #104, Toronto, ON M6K 3S3
Phone: (416) 588-5695
3. Emma’s Country Kitchen – St. Clair West
Home-style brunch at its best. Emma’s scratch-made biscuits and fried chicken remain a local obsession. This season, try the maple-glazed pork belly Benny, topped with apple slaw for a crisp fall bite.
Popular brunch destination makes all-day breakfast & a limited run of homemade donuts on weekends.
Service options: Indoor / Outdoor seating · Doesn’t accept reservations · Kids’ menu
Address: 810 St Clair Ave W, Toronto, ON M6E 1A7
Phone: (416) 652-3662
4. Bar Reyna – Yorkville
This Mediterranean-inspired brunch spot is a Yorkville gem. Their patio (heated for fall) is the perfect place to sip sangria while digging into shakshuka or lamb pitas. The fall menu now features roasted squash hummus with warm pita.
Mediterranean snacks & signature cocktails served in a sophisticated space with an all-season patio.
Service options: Serves great cocktails
Address: 158 Cumberland St, Toronto, ON M5R 1A8
Phone: (647) 748-4464
5. Lady Marmalade – Broadview
Known for its eclectic menu and vibrant space, Lady Marmalade serves everything from tofu scrambles to smoked salmon Benedict. Their autumn harvest bowl—stuffed with roasted root veggies, quinoa, and a soft-poached egg—is a seasonal standout.
Inventive breakfasts & globally inspired lunches served in a bright, art-filled space.
Service options: Doesn’t accept reservations · Vegan options · High chairs
Address: 265 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON M4M 2G6
Phone: (647) 351-7645
6. KŌST – Entertainment District
Perched on the 44th floor of the Bisha Hotel, KŌST offers brunch with a view. The fall lineup includes cinnamon-dust churros with spiced chocolate dipping sauce—best enjoyed against the skyline backdrop.
Airy restaurant with towering views of the city serving seasonal dishes inspired by Bajan cuisine.
Service options: Reservations required · Indoor / Outdoor seating · Private dining room
Located in: BISHA, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto
Address: 80 Blue Jays Way 44th Floor, Toronto, ON M5V 2G3
Phone: (437) 800-5938
7. The Federal – Dundas West
The Federal has built a cult following for its “hangover-proof” menu. This fall, their duck confit hash with cranberry chutney is the star, balancing richness with tangy autumn flavor.
Funky, brick-walled hangout serving Canadian fare & cocktails at brunch & dinner.
Service options: Indoor / Outdoor seating · Great cocktails · High chairs
Address: 1438 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1Y6
Phone: (647) 352-9120
8. Cluny Bistro – Distillery District
Nestled among cobblestones and historic architecture, Cluny delivers a Parisian brunch experience. Their new maple crème brûlée French toast is worth every calorie and every Instagram story.
Huge modern French bistro with updated classic fare & Gallic feel, from marble bar to tiled floors.
Service options: Indoor / Outdoor seating · Private dining room · Great cocktails
Located in: The Distillery Historic District
Address: 35 Tank House Lane, Toronto, ON M5A 3C4
Phone: (416) 203-2632
9. Parallel – Geary Avenue
Best known for its tahini, Parallel brings Middle Eastern flair to brunch. The fall feature is a roasted beet and goat cheese shakshuka served with warm pita, blending comfort and creativity.
Creative Middle Eastern eatery that makes its own sesame butter on site in an industrial setting.
Service options: Reservations required · Indoor/Outdoor seating · Great cocktails
Address: 217 Geary Ave, Toronto, ON M6H 2C1
Phone: (416) 516-7765
10. Aloette – Spadina
Aloette’s laid-back yet refined menu makes it one of Toronto’s most talked-about brunch scenes. This fall, try the pumpkin gnocchi topped with sage brown butter—it’s indulgence, perfected.
Evoking a chic diner, this narrow eatery serves elevated comfort dishes plus French staples.
Service options: Indoor/Outdoor seating · Great cocktails · Vegan options
Address: 163 Spadina Ave. 1st Floor, Toronto, ON M5V 2A5
Phone: (416) 260-3444
🍁 Why These Spots Made the List
- Seasonal Innovation: Each restaurant brings creative fall twists—pumpkin, maple, squash, apple—to the table.
- Neighborhood Diversity: From Yorkville elegance to Dundas West cool, the list captures the city’s variety.
- Experience-Driven: Beyond food, ambiance, design, and Instagram-worthy vibes matter just as much.
✨ Talk of Toronto Tip
Plan ahead—many of these brunch havens book up quickly on weekends. For the ultimate brunch experience, arrive early, sip something bubbly, and let Toronto’s fall flavors do the rest.