Kitchen On Sixth

Decided to try this place after seeing a review on BlogTO. Went on a Sunday morning, the place is extremely small but there was 2 tables available. I ordered a cappuccino while my friend and I looked at the menu. The menu is quite small. There was not a single thing on the menu that my friend and I liked. We are not typically picky eaters. I enjoy omelettes and she enjoys eggs with bacon. This place only serves peameal bacon. I considered getting the French toast but it has bananas all over it and I strongly dislike bananas. So we decided that I would drink the cappuccino and we would leave! They definitely need to add some basic items to their menu. Not everyone enjoys the «foodie» type food! There is one cook and one server so service is quite slow. I wouldn’t say don’t go, but look up the menu before you go to make sure you like something on it!

The brunch is the best in the city. The restaurant is quaint and cozy, and if you’re looking for an reasonably priced and excellent meal, this is the place you should frequent!

This spot is a must if you’re in the New Toronto area. Jenny (the owner) is an exceptional host and what she has done to transform this old butcher shop is nothing shy of incredible. Cozy space, great atmosphere and the best patio in the area hands down.
The food portions are excellent and very well priced. I had the breakfast poutine and it was amazing; it had the best fresh cut potatoes outside of PEI and that’s saying a lot because we all know how good PEI potatoes taste!
The house made specialty juices are delicious and quite cheap in comparison to other places; they are as healthy as advertised and worth every penny! This spot is a real gem hidden just steps from the Lakeshore… check it out… you won’t be disappointed.