Eggsmart

Basic diner spot and menu. Nice wait staff but the venue has zero ambiance. You’re basically sitting in a large store front with tables and chairs. Food is not bad, and I guess this is a good go-​to spot for breakfast emergencies. Not one of my favs though.

What a cool little breakfast spot. Not too expensive & not dirt cheap. Had breakfast today here. Eggs Benedict w home cut fries (not the crappy deep fried ones) & a side of toast. Meal was & the coffee was solid. No issues. The wait staff «Jessica» was polite & attentive. This is a definite do-​over.

I don’t know what experience everyone else has had but this is the very first time that I’ve tried eggsmart & it was the worst experience I’ve had at a breakfast joint. Despite the service being alright, the food was bland and horrible. I ordered the strip loin steak with poached eggs. The steak wasn’t even a strip loin steak and it was bland and the sear on the steak was horrible. The poached eggs were under-​seasoned as well. The majority of the experience is based on the food and the service and it was not at all pleasurable.

This was a pretty decent breakfast place, the food was tasty and it wasn’t overly pricey. I had 3 eggs over easy, toast, turkey bacon and home fries and I was very satisfied. It didn’t wow me, but I would definitely come back here again! If you’re looking for good traditional breakfast food than this place fits the bill.

Great food great people. Freshly squeezed orange juice is a must! Will definitely be going back.

Not quite sure how and/​or why we ended up with a place that «specializes» in what greasy spoons have been churning out for decades.
The food is fine and the portions are reasonable, although the price is slightly steep.
Maybe I’m spoiled, but whenever I end up in joints like this, I always think back to the three diners on Dupont, around Bathurst, circa 1979, that all served a breakfast special for 99 cents. What did you get? Two eggs, choice of meat, home fries, choice of toast and coffee. By my calculation, that would be about $ 3,50 in today’s money… good luck finding that price, though.
Yup, to quote Jethro Tull, I am «living in the past».

I’ve going to egg smart for about six months, I love it. The food is amazing, and the people are so friendly.
NOW THEY HAVE SWEET POTATOES FRIES. YUMMY.

This Eggsmart is amazing! I have been hear countless times seeing its right across from my station. A hungry Paramedic is a grumpy one!
The service is quite pleasant, the menu has really ballooned since they began to serve lunch. The prices are quite reasonable, infant more affordable then most surrounding breakfast joints. Omelettes are a tad dry for my taste. The «scramblers» are delicious and the freshly squeezed orange juice is essential! All in all great experience with great food. Weekend mornings are always busy at any breakfast place so don’t knock on them for that ;)

The host was very friendly and got us our drinks right away.
Tried the Eggs Benedict, the home cut fries were nothing special. I felt that overall our meal lacked seasoning that no amount of ketchup could fix.
Although the service was great the food left something to be desired.
The bill came to $ 40 for two of us. Which I felt was a bit expensive for breakfast.

I’d never been to an Eggsmart before, so I thought I’d give their new Brampton location a whirl, as it’s very close to where I live, and opens up at 7am, which is perfect.
Being new, it’s obviously spotless inside, and they had recently decorated for Halloween as well, with crows all over the place, and I took a seat at a booth, complete with pumpkin and skull place-​mats. It should also be noted that they offer free Wifi, and have a couple of plasma TV’s hanging to entertain.
There was only one other customer in there, so service was swift and courteous. I ordered their ‘big’ breakfast, which consists of 2 pancakes, 2 pieces of ham, 2 bacon strips, 2 sausage links, 2 eggs, 2 slices of toast, and fries, which makes it bigger than the usual breakfast I order when eating at Dennys, and for practically the same price (around 10 dollars).
I knew I was in for a treat the moment the smell wafted over from the kitchen, which is out in the open, about 10 feet from where I was sitting. I have to say, for a quickie breakfast, I was very impressed. The ham, sausages, and bacon were perfectly cooked, the pancakes were fluffy, the toast un-​burnt, and the fries were the right kind of crispy. The eggs could’ve been a little better, but they were still way better than what Dennys offers. By the time I got to the pancakes, I was actually concerned (for the first time ever with breakfast) that I may not be able to finish, but I think there was some kind of divine pancake intervention going on. God wanted me to have maximum pancasm, and I did.
The server wasn’t intrusive at all, and was quick with the bill when I asked.
Wonderfully kickass breakfast for 10 dollars? Oh, you know I’ll return.