Sunny Morning

While in the Toronto area, I looked up some reviews and Sunny Morning had some pretty good ones. It did NOT disappoint. Dinnerish feel, nothing fancy about the place located in a strip mall next to a huge Bed, Bath and Beyond. Service was fast and friendly, our waitress checked up on us often. Had a waffle that was nice and fluffy and presented nicely. All their plates were nice looking. Fruits were all fresh and tasty.

Great Freddy sandwich. I wish these breakfast places would offer coffee variety maybe dark and med to answer the demand that’s is present in their market

Fast, friendly and great food! The kids menu was perfect for our four year old who INHALED the French toast and fruit. This our new fav breakfast spot for sure!

Checked it out on my way out of Toronto. Don’t be fooled by the lineup. We were told it could be a 20 min wait but it ended up being more like 10.
First off, the staff. Friendly but not overbearing. What made us smile was when my son dropped his knife and within 8 seconds someone dropped off a clean cutlery set. You don’t see that in a busy greasy spoon.
Now the food. Wow! Amazing portions of good stuff. They don’t skimp. The French toast topped with fruit was amazing (fruit was super fresh), but the hot & spicy burger was probably the best burger I have ever had. Forget the gourmet burger places. This is it.
My only complaint is that the place could be bigger, but it wasn’t really a big deal to us. Thanks to Holly, our waitress. Keep it up!

Food was amazing, but the service was second to none. My wallet is fearing how much I want tip the staff.

Great food and service! Thick and perfectly cooked bacon, fluffy pancakes, and fresh fruits! Everything was cooked and prepared on point. Generous portions (not the biggest I have had though). I would have given ⁵⁄₅ for the food we got. So here is why I am giving ⁴⁄₅. Both my boyfriend and I wanted to get fries as our side. But after seeing quite a lot of burnt pieces from other customers’ plates (while we were waiting in the line), we decided not too. I have seen and had way better fries at other breakfast places.
There is a reason why this place is so busy. We got there just before 11am on Saturday, and there was already a long line. Although it was a pleasant experience, there was nothing special or memorable about their food. If you are in the area, I would highly recommend this place for breakfast and lunch. However, not worth a drive just for this food. I have had better breakfast elsewhere in Toronto.

We were visiting from Denver Colorado and it was the day we’re going back home, we looked for a breakfast place before we go to the airport, searched on Unilocal for the highest rated breakfast restaurant and ended up there. You seat yourself, then toy get served with whatever you order fairly quickly, delicious eggs and omelette, very reasonable prices, the owner stopped by our table to make sure everything was good, liked the atmosphere. Recommended

amazing food. Amazing price! Definitely a brunch place that is popular in the west end. Came in on a Saturday morning and the line up was out the door! It is a small and cozy breakfast joint that serves food from eggs, sausages to waffles to pancakes to sandwiches!
We opted for the skillet breakfast (filled with hashbrown potatoes, onions, green pepper and some cheese and 3 sunny side egg on top of the mix) and a classic breakfast (eggs, bacon, pancakes, toast, hash brown). The skillet was very flavourful and definitely filling. This is definitely a meal where you are full until dinner time! We also ordered a side of fruits and it was super refreshing. No added sugar to the fruit salad like other places!
Prices are very very fair no wonder the lineups are out the door! Coffee is standard as to any other brunch places with bottomless refills. Will definitely be returning when feeling for a non-​greasy and hearty breakfast meal!

Now I can have mimosa’s with breakfast — I will never want to leave :)
This has the best quality food and the best service — fast, always friendly. There are other breakfast places around — but not of this quality or calibre.
Well done guys!
Ian

I’m not much of an egg eater but I’ve wanted to try an eggs benedict. this place had great reviews so I decided to check it out. it’s conveniently placed in the queensway east mall. I went for brunch on a weekday and it wasn’t too busy at all but I’ve heard it gets hectic on weekends. the service was super friendly and welcoming. our server Brent was an angel and made sure we were satisfied! I got the eggs benjamin, an eggs benedict with smoked salmon and a side of their home fries. the eggs benji (I shall call it) was absolutely delicious! the hollandaise was irresistible and the home fries were delicious. the food was great and reasonably priced (around $ 10-​$ 15 for a good sized meal) but the service is what will keep me coming back here. I hope to try the nutella dream french toast next time :)

Great greasy spoon.
Breakfast was pretty good, they offer 3 eggs with most of their breakfasts — asked for two, still had to pay for three… I was expecting it, but still.
Will likely be back when I’m in Toronto next — it’s the closest breakfast place to my aunt’s…

The last time I had come here I didn’t get to eat and we couldn’t stay because the line was was just too long. Being that I had the opportunity to return on a weekday after 10am I was willing to come back and give it a try.
The place is cozy and it may feel a bit cramped. Their space is not as open as say Allo Mon Coco in Pointe-​Claire which is the last time I remember having brunch on a weekday about the same time in the morning.
The menu is pretty diverse between a standard eggs breakfast to omelettes, to waffles to French toast to fruit and even lunch they have quite a bit to choose from. We ended up ordering 2 Benedicts, one with peameal (Freddy) and one with smoked salmon (Benjamin).
The Hollandaise sauce was good but not very rich. The home fries were good as well.
Both Bennies were good. I portions are pretty generous for the prices and the service was very attentive and friendly. The food while good to me doesn’t really stand out as something particularly special however for me the service bumped it up to a 4*.
There was salt/​pepper on the table but we had to ask for hot sauce and they had a choice of either Tabasco or Franks.
Overall the service was very good and the food was good. The servings for what we received and what I was able to see at other tables looked to be quite generous.
Mimosas aren’t served until after 11am.

Service here is fantastic. The staff is so lovely to speak with and they really seem to take pride in their business.
The breakfast is good I wouldn’t say anything special about it but it is very reasonably priced and portions are well sized.

Came here for brunch on a Sunday around 12:30pm and saw a small lineup outside the restaurant — always a good sign! Our group of 8 were told it would be a 15 minute wait, but it ended up being 30 minutes. Note: they do not take reservations.
I ordered a Mediterranean omelette (tomato, olives, feta cheese, and peppers) with home fries. The omelette was very tasty — they definitely did not skimp on the feta cheese. The hand-​cut home fries were mostly good, but there were a couple burnt pieces as well as a couple undercooked pieces. The portion size for the omelette dish in particular is generous to say the least.
One friend ordered the fruit smoothie and said that she liked the taste but it was too thin/​watery for a smoothie.
Other than that, my friends all enjoyed their meals, which included the Nutella french toast, pancakes, scrambled eggs, and grilled cheese sandwich.

We visited on a Saturday morning around 9:15 AM, and the place was about 80% full! And for good reason. Every part of our visit was a delight, and the perfect way to start off the weekend. Think of this place like a very, very much-​improved Cora’s with top-​of-​the-​charts service. It’s the epitome for a hearty, traditional breakfast joint, and we couldn’t have been happier with our Saturday breakfast choice. We were served by Connor, who was super attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu.
We ordered: a coffee, a hot chocolate, an eggs benedict with salmon and home fries, and the breakfast skillet with three sunny side-​up eggs and a side of fruit for an extra $ 2.50. The food was fresh, hearty, and very filling. In short, delicious. As an aside, note that portions for their breakfast plates are very generous, so if you’re not too hungry, you may want to consider sharing.
For two people, with tax, tip, and the extra $ 2.50 for the side of fruit, our total was $ 37.56.

This place is seriously amazing. And I mean AMAZING!
We stumbled upon Sunny Morning when we were looking for a brunch place around Sherway Gardens. It instantly became one of my favourite breakfast and brunch places ever.
The service is super friendly and quick. The menu — very impressive. Food — simply exceptional. The Nutella Dream Waffle is mind blowing. Just thinking about it makes me drool. We also tried traditional breakfast — eggs, omelettes, etc (we’ve never been disappointed!) but it’s the Nutella Dream where it’s at. I think our next trip to Sunny Morning is in order.

Gord and I had brunch today at Sunny Morning.
It was busy and we were in line for about ten minutes (but it’s worth it). There was always a line-​up while we were there.
Gord felt like breakfast (he loves breakfast!) and ordered Bacon ‘N Eggs with fresh fruit as his side. He cleaned his plate off!
I’ve only had breakfast there but felt like lunch today so I ordered a Club Sandwich (minus the lettuce) with home fries and it was delicious! There was a lot and I ended up taking some home.
Holly was our server. She was friendly and took good care of us.

3.5 stars. Classic brunch dishes done well.
First off, it’s not the easiest place to find… It’s located in the plaza with the Canadian Tire, but the sign facing the Queensway is pretty small. Once you’ve turned into the plaza, it’s off to the right, in the first strip of storefronts (if I recall correctly).
I ordered the French Delight (2 pieces of french toast, 3 eggs, 2 sausages, 2 strips of bacon) with a side of fruit (which cost an extra $ 2.49, but I wasn’t in the mood for home fries, salad, or tomato slices.) The french toast was OK — it was nice and crispy on the outside, but I think it needed more time in the egg mixture, because the inside was D-​R-​Y. The bacon was nice thick-​cut bacon, but it was overcooked (in my opinion.) Eggs and sausage were standard issue.
The restaurant itself is bright and a little bit country and a little bit modern. The servers are super nice and service is quick.
Overall I think it’s a nice place for brunch. If you like Cora’s, but want to switch it up once in awhile, this is a solid choice.

Excelente servicio y la comida formidable los huevos benedictinos riquísimos, las papas caseras muy ricas y los waffles con chocolate deliciosos

Magnificent. That’s pretty much the best way to describe this place. It has all the looks of a chain place (and it technically is,) but the food is nothing chain like.
I went for my standard, Eggs Benedict. Lee gave in and went for the Nutella French Toast. My benny was wonderful: nice, thick peameal, eggs poached very nicely, the hollandaise quite nice. Lee really enjoyed his Nutella French Toast, and I snagged a couple of bites, too. Very nice!
I would 100% go back here for brunch. The service was really great, and the breakfast was second to none.

This was our first visit to Sunny Morning. We actually decided to check it out because of it’s proximity to Ikea, since we planned to visit there anyway.
We sat on the patio and were greeted by our waiter shortly after sitting down. We ordered ice water and he brought it over straight away. He gave us a few moments to look at the menu and then took our order.
We didn’t have to wait long for our food, which was delivered by two servers. My son ordered the chicken Caesar salad with a side order of home fries, which are reported to be hand-​cooked, not deep-​fried. The serving size of the salad was definitely very generous and the chicken pieces were nicely seasoned with what tasted like a herb rub. The dressing was lacking in acid, but very creamy. The bacon in the salad was a maple bacon, so a bit too sweet and also very salty. The home fries were okay. They weren’t particularly tasty and honestly were nothing special.
My husband ordered the sausages and eggs with a side of green salad with balsamic dressing. The salad was very nice and fresh and the dressing was delicious. The eggs were perfectly cooked (sunny side up). The sausages were typical breakfast sausages but were a bit on the salty side.
I ordered the Eggs Freddy (Benedict) without the English muffins as there was no gluten-​free option available and I try to avoid wheat. They were served on top of peameal bacon which was cooked perfectly and the poached eggs were lovely and runny. The hollandaise was also delicious albeit a little salty. I also had the side salad with balsamic, which was fresh and very tasty.
One of the highlights of the meal however was the good service. Our waiter (Corey) was extremely friendly and solicitous. He came over to check on us several times and noticed things like water glasses needing to be refilled, despite the restaurant being extremely busy.
All in all, the food was pretty good (service was very good) and we would return. We all thought different parts of our meal were too salty and we are a family who isn’t afraid of salt, so that’s saying something. Otherwise, it was good and we look forward to trying other items on the menu.