Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Mississauga

"Everything on the menu at this popular downtown coffeeshop and eatery is worth a try, but they're famous for their “Drive-thru” breakfast sandwich or unbelievable short stack pancakes with rotating flavours like Cinnabon, lemon ricotta or apple crumble. Their coffee is amazing too, with unique ‘steam-punk’ style machines for brewing."

"This small industrial-chic eatery was mentioned in the New York Times as one of the five places to visit in Hamilton. Saint James Espresso Bar & Eatery is dishing out Insta-worthy brunch items such as avocado tartine with a fried egg or fluffy buttermilk pancakes topped with house-made compotes and jams. Written by Candy Chou"

"Patrons of Saint James Espresso Bar & Eatery frequently leave saying at least one of these things: “Wow, they really know their coffee!. ” or “That’s one of the best brunches I’ve ever had.”. There’s a reason for that."

"The piles of reviews that rave about the brunches served at this quirky restaurant are all you need to see before heading on over to Aunties and Uncles and trying some of the delicious fayre for yourselves. And to tempt our taste buds here are a few of the specials on offer on the brunch menu."

"Comfort food and not-through-the-roof prices come together at this cozy brunch spot, tucked into Lippincott Street. Ease your hangover with a fierce, carb-heavy sando, or a plate of breakfast tacos, plus a steamy cup of coffee. Address: 74 Lippincott StreetPhone: 416-324-1375"

"A photo posted by Dr. Katie • YYZ • 🇨🇦 (@drkatieau) on Nov 7, 2016 at 8:15am PST. These banana oatmeal pancakes are so big, they fold them in half to get them on the plate. Address: 74 Lippincott Street, TorontoInstagram: @auntiesanduncles"

"Dundas West has become THE neighbourhood to go for brunch in Toronto. Not far from Trinity Bellwoods Park, there are a number of fantastic brunch spots, so if the line is too long at one spot, you’re close to another great place. ALSO READ: Best Parks in Toronto"

"A post shared by Chula Taberna Mexicana 🇲🇽 (@chulatabernamexicana). With two patios, tiki bars, and over 70 different kinds of tequila, you will be good for the night!. Book ahead to snag a spot or test your luck and walk in."

"An impressive range of comfort food — pierogies and meatballs to burgers and fried chicken — is on the menu at neighbourhood go-to King Rustic in King West Village. Casual seating out front, as well as on a covered patio with Victorian rugs and flowers, matches the menu."

"You can safely assume anything you order from this Junction spot is going to be delicious. Their dishes come loaded with toppings, such as various cheeses, their spicy house mayo or fried green tomatoes, taking brunch classics to a delightfully indulgent next level. The best part is: it’s all brunch all the time at Dirty Food."

"…br />O&B Café Grill, Bayview Village is the first location of Oliver & Bonacini’s casual dining restaurants. Despite its North Toronto location, this large urban space feels very downtown…"

"The popular craft brewery was founded collaboratively by Ram McAllister, formerly of Hoyne Brewing Co, Brent Milcz, formerly of Boshkung Brewing Co. and Niagara College grad, and Dan Ryan, a passionate home brewer with over a decade of experience in chemical engineering. Sean and Ram worked together in Victoria, British Columbia and had discussed opening a brewery in Ontario for years. When an opportunity presented itself in 2015, Sean expanded his brewery, leaving some start-up size equipment unused."

"This brewery features a bottle shop and taproom, including a patio with 60 seats as well as 10,000 sq. ft. brewing facility. They offer different types of beer like oak-aged and fruited beers, classic continental lagers, IPAs, silky stouts and porters, and more."

"Tucked away behind a row of houses on a dead-end street just off Queen East, Saulter is the east end’s best-kept beer secret. The brewery’s cherry-red barn doors open to a taproom full of happy beer drinkers, some with babes-in-arms (there’s plenty of stroller parking) or pups on leashes (it doesn’t get more dog friendly than this). The thing to get here is the flagship Riverside Copper Pilsner, a crushable Czech-style brew that’s a little bit malty, a little bit spicy and entirely refreshing."

"It takes effort to find this brewery – head all the way down its namesake residential street, then turn left onto a shady lane covered by spreading trees. What awaits: a small red-doored building outfitted with a no-frills taproom that lets in plenty of sunshine from the laneway. The Czech-style Riverside Copper Pilsner is the flagship beer here, but they’ve also begun branching out with options like a lightly tangy lime witbier."

"As soon as Bellwoods Brewery opened its doors on Ossington Ave. in 2012 it was an instant hit. The small brewery has a roster of staple beers in constant production, but they’re also steadily experimenting with tons of other beers so there’s always something new to try or buy to take home from the bottle shop. The creative menu serves seasonal fare in the form of snacks, salads and a few larger entrees, depending on what you’re in the mood for."

"Bellwoods Brewery is regularly in the discussion for one of the best breweries in Toronto. Jerry from Four Columns of a Balanced Life:. “Mike Clark and Luke Pestl do not like to be called ‘Brewmaster’."

"Parkdale is home to Duggan’s Brewery, led by Michael Duggan who happens to be Canada’s most award-winning brewmaster over the last 15 years. They’re constantly brewing small batches of seasonal beers, but some on the regular roster include an Irish stout, German Pilsner, raspberry Weiss, hefeweizen and an American Pale Ale. Enjoy your beer in the expansive restaurant with a menu that changes seasonally, but is comprised of pub favourites like nachos and wings and smaller snacks to share."

"When Mill Street Brewery co-founder Mike Duggan set out on his own in 2007, beer lovers followed, and the award-winning brewmaster’s latest venture certainly hasn’t disappointed. You can find Duggan’s new signature classics on LCBO shelves, and its rotating lineup of specialty beers in house at the Parkdale brewery. Try: The No. 9 IPA, Duggan’s hallmark pale ale."

"A great spot for fulfilling those late-night Chinese cravings, Swatow is one of those Chinese restaurants in Toronto that is a popular choice amidst the night owls in Toronto. Offering an extensive menu of traditional and genuine delicacies, this restaurant has plenty to offer that caters to the munchies and post-party hunger. Be it sitting with a couple of friends in the restaurant or going for the option of taking out to enjoy the meal in pajamas within the comfort of home, Swatow spoils the diners with great choices of dishes."