Start the day off right
THE 5 FAVOURITE BREAKFAST PLACES
IN SCARBOROUGH
Many can agree that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It’s the foundation that fuels you for success. Scarborough is a growing hotbed of quality breakfast places that you will visit again, or make as your regular go-to spot with the family. These picks are the top 5 breakfast joints within close proximity to Tricycle Condos worth trying out.
Ming's Noodle Cafe - 3447 Kennedy Rd.
If you want a twist to the typical standard breakfast, Ming’s Noodle Café is definitely a top contender. Their food comes quick and their beef vermicelli soup with noodles is one of their most popular dishes. It’s a classic Hong Kong café style restaurant with fast service. Be sure to try their popular milk tea that goes nicely with an omelette or sandwich.
Panagio’s - 1928 McCowen Rd.
Offering breakfast all day, this popular hangout serves up all your classic breakfast favourites. They also serve up a few distinctive signature dishes, such as their famous porker grilled cheese and Oreo pancakes.
Sunny Up - 4630 Kingston Rd.
Sunny Up is an all day breakfast place with affordable prices and generous portions that will have the family’s stomachs fully satisfied. A variety of Greek, Italian and Indian dishes offer plenty of diversity for your brunch needs. Be sure to check out their home fries, which are highly recommended by their regulars.
The Amazing Ted’s Diner - 404 Old Kingston Rd.
Who doesn’t love a classic greasy spoon with character? Ted’s Diner has been around since 1954 and serving up classics such as bacon, eggs and crispy peameal bacon without losing any of the fully loaded flavour we all love. Speaking of bacon, don’t miss their shrine to Kevin Bacon, which sits proudly behind the cash register.
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Wexford Restaurant - 2072 Lawrence Ave. E.
This family restaurant staple has been proudly serving Scarborough residents breakfast for over 55 years, always 100% homemade and using fresh ingredients. A loyal following and dependable quality food is this restaurant’s recipe for success.
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