Amelie CameronAs someone who likes to sleep in and wake up late in the day, brunch is my favorite meal of the day. But you know what makes brunch even better in my eyes? It’s when it’s bottomless!
Usually, bottomless brunch refers to unlimited mimosa, but sometimes, it also means unlimited small plates. I love both options, and I’m always on the hunt for restaurants that offer them.
If you want to make the most of your brunch experience, here are the best restaurants with bottomless brunches in Toronto!
Chotto Matte Toronto
Address: 161 Bay St., TD Canada Trust Tower
Operating Hours:
- Monday to Thursday—11:30 am to 11 pm
- Friday—11:30 am to 12 am
- Saturday—12 pm to 1 am
- Sunday—4 to 10 pm
Contact Number: +14169888097
Chotto Matte is one of the most unique restaurants in Toronto, in my opinion. This place combines Japanese and Peruvian cuisines in a way that I’ve never tasted before, and the atmosphere here is also vibrant and electric.
If you want to try their brunch experience (named Niwa Brunch), you need to come here on a Saturday, between 12 and 3 pm. There are different menus available (including a vegetarian one), and my favorite is Sharing Menu III because it has the most options.
The standouts from this menu are the crispy chicken and waffles that are topped with poached egg and maple syrup (the perfect balance of sweet and savory) and a crispy tuna sushi with Peruvian chili that adds the right amount of heat.
The best part is that this brunch offers free-flowing cocktails and wines for an additional fee! I love coming here with my friends because the unlimited alcohol makes our catching-up sessions all the more fun.
| Pro Tip: Do you want an unforgettable birthday? You might want to book Chotto Matte’s birthday experience! |
Fox on John
Address: 106 John St #3
Operating Hours:
- Monday to Wednesday—9 am to 2 am
- Thursday to Sunday—9 am to 4 am
Contact Number: +16477480369
Fox on John is another one of my favorite brunch spots in Toronto, and thankfully, there’s a bottomless mimosa option here. You can choose your own citrus juice aside from orange. Personally, I love grapefruit, lychee, and mango in my mimosa.
Pair your unlimited mimosa with any of the brunch items. The steak benedict is my favorite because it’s filling. Steak on top of an English muffin is a great combo! Plus, the hollandaise and poached eggs add rich and creamy flavors to the dish.
Another great option is the ricotta lemon waffle. It’s topped with whipped ricotta, honey, lemon zest, and bacon crumble, so it’s a combination of sweet, savory, and tart.
| Pro Tip: Planning a corporate event or a special party? You can book this restaurant as a venue! |
MARKED Restaurant
Address: 132 John St
Operating Hours:
- Tuesday to Thursday—5 to 11 pm
- Friday—5 pm to 2 am
- Saturday—11 am to 3:30 pm, 5 pm to 2 am
- Sunday—11 am to 6 pm
Contact Number: +16476607948
While most brunch restaurants in Toronto offer bottomless mimosas, MARKED Restaurant offers bottomless prosecco (white wine produced in certain areas in Italy) instead. As if that’s not good enough, you also get to enjoy unlimited small plates!
My favorite small bites here are the smoked salmon tostada (the smoked salmon tastes buttery, and the avocado adds a bit of sweetness and nuttiness) and the ceviche (it tastes fresh with a hint of heat).
For something more filling, I recommend the steak and eggs. The picanha steak is tender and juicy, and if you spoon a dollop of chimichurri onto a slice, you can enjoy strong notes of zest and spice with every bite.
| Pro Tip: Book a space at MARKED Restaurant if you’re planning a private event. |
Toronto Beach Club
Address: 1681 Lake Shore Blvd E
Operating Hours:
- Wednesday and Thursday—5 to 10 pm
- Friday—5 pm to 12 am
- Saturday—11:30 am to 12 am
- Sunday—10:30 am to 2:30 pm, 5 to 10 pm
Contact Number: +14166948844
Toronto Beach Club is best known for its delicious Mediterranean menu and its cozy, beachside atmosphere. They also have Oasis Brunch, which lets you enjoy unlimited buffet and bottomless drinks (mimosas and caesars)!
Whenever I come here, I always stack my plate with grilled fish and chicken (they’re so good when they’re fresh off the grill) and pancakes (fluffy and sweet). Of course, I also devour the brunch classics like bacon, eggs, and sausages.
Oasis Brunch is only available on Sundays, from 10:30 am to 4 pm, so mark your calendar now!
| Pro Tip: Toronto Beach Club is also a popular venue for weddings and other special events with a lot of guests. |
Chica
Address: 75 Portland St
Operating Hours:
- Monday and Tuesday—5 to 11 pm
- Wednesday—5 pm to 12 am
- Thursday to Saturday—5 pm to 1 am
- Sunday—10:30 am to 11 pm
Contact Number: +14164799779
Chica is another great brunch spot if you want unlimited small plates and bottomless drinks. Sangria (red wine and chopped fruit) is the main option for this bottomless drink promo, but you can also choose to have unlimited coffee or tea instead.
My go-to tapa here is the Bikini, which is a Spanish-style sandwich with smoked pork loin and manchego. This sandwich is mouthwateringly savory, but it also has earthy notes (thanks to the truffle) and a bit of heat (because of the peppers).
If you prefer something sweet, you can’t go wrong with the Torrijas, which is Spanish-style French toast. It’s topped with caramelized apples and slathered with dulce de leche. Your sweet cravings will definitely be satisfied!
| Pro Tip: Do you want to host your private event at Chica? Then, be sure to fill out this form. |
Lobby
Address: 1032 Queen St W
Operating Hours:
- Thursday to Saturday—6 pm to 2 am
- Sunday—11 am to 6 pm
Contact Number: +14169016768
Treat yourself to your favorite brunch items every Sunday at Lobby on Queen Street! To make things better, you can also enjoy bottomless mimosas here.
I recommend getting their signature Brunch Tower because it’s jam-packed with classic brunch foods. There are croquettes, eggs florentine, cherry cheesecakes, and more! This order is perfect if you’re dining with other people.
If you prefer ordering a la carte, you should try the blueberry pancakes here. The pancakes are perfectly fluffy, and since they’re topped with wild blueberries, pressed yogurt, and maple syrup, every forkful is a symphony of sweet and tart flavors.
| Pro Tip: This restaurant has several venues if you want to host a private event here. |
Oretta King West
Address: 633 King St W
Operating Hours:
- Monday and Tuesday—11:30 am to 10 pm
- Wednesday to Friday—11:30 am to 11 pm
- Saturday—10 am to 3 pm, 5 to 11 pm
- Sunday—10 am to 3 pm, 5 to 10 pm
Contact Number: +14169441932
One of the most popular Italian restaurants in the city, Oretta has several locations here. All of them boast chic, stylish decor, but my go-to location is the one on King Street because it’s just oozing with charm and coziness for me.
Brunch is every weekend, and you can get bottomless mimosas. Orange juice is the go-to for this drink, but for a small charge, you can opt to have fresh peach juice instead.
To pair your mimosa, I recommend getting Bombolone, which is a stuffed Italian donut that’s sure to hit the sweet spot. I like the Che Bella Burger as well, which has a brisket patty (so tender and juicy) and melted Scamorza that adds a mild buttery flavor.
You might also like to get the pizza instead. My recommendation is Salsiccia because it’s topped with pork sausage, tomatoes, and chili, so every bite is savory and spicy perfection.
| Pro Tip: Looking for a venue for your party? You might want to book one of Oretta’s event spaces! |
Sofia Italian Restaurant Toronto
Address: 99 Yorkville Ave
Operating Hours:
- Monday—5 to 11 pm
- Tuesday and Wednesday—11:30 am to 11 pm
- Thursday and Friday—11:30 am to 2 am
- Saturday—10:30 am to 2 am
- Sunday—10:30 am to 11 pm
Contact Number: +14164798974
Another great Italian restaurant in Toronto is Sofia, which is best known for its old-school, elegant charm. This restaurant also offers bottomless drinks for brunch, and your options are either mimosa or Bellini (prosecco with peach purée or nectar).
The fusilli al pesto is my go-to order here. It’s simple yet delicious (savory and nutty, thanks to the Parmigiano Reggiano and roasted pine nuts), and spring peas make it even more nutritious.
If you want something more filling, get the Costata di Manzo. The ribeye steak is 16 oz, so you’ll really be full afterward. It’s also served with pistachio salsa verde, which tastes fresh and nutty.
| Pro Tip: If you’re interested in booking a private dining experience here, check out this page. |
STK Steakhouse
Address: 153 Yorkville Ave
Operating Hours:
- Monday to Thursday—4 to 11 pm
- Friday—3 pm to 12 am
- Saturday—11 am to 12 am
- Sunday—11 am to 11 pm
Contact Number: +14166139660
STK Steakhouse is a widely known restaurant chain in the US, and fortunately, they have branched out to other places as well, including Toronto. This is the perfect brunch spot if you want to eat steaks and drink bottomless mimosas.
You should get the dry-aged bone-strip because the flavor profile is rich and deep. For more protein and carbs, be sure to add eggs and pancakes to your meal.
If you enjoy seafood, then I recommend the shellfish platter, which is loaded with oysters, clams, mussels, and more. I love pairing them with lemon dijonnaise because this sauce adds quite the tart punch.
| Pro Tips: Sometimes, this restaurant hosts special promotions during holidays or certain days. If you’re interested, you can book this restaurant for a private event. |
The Drake Hotel
Address: 1150 Queen St W
Operating Hours (Weekend Brunch): Saturday and Sunday—9 am to 4 pm
Contact Number: +14165315042
Many people like coming to The Drake Hotel for afternoon tea, but this is also a great brunch spot. Plus, they offer bottomless mimosa (you can choose between orange and grapefruit juice), so of course, I’ll come here often.
What I usually pair my bottomless mimosa with is the Drake Burger. It’s such a filling meal, and I love how the savory flavors from the bacon and patty complement the tanginess of the pickles and homemade sauce.
I also like the chicken and waffles here. The chicken is perfectly crispy, and the waffles are fluffy and sweet—the perfect combination.
| Pro Tip: If you want to host a party at The Drake Hotel, you need to fill out this form. |
Roses Social
Address: 111 Princes’ Blvd, 2nd floor Hotel X Toronto by Library Hotel Collection
Operating Hours:
- Monday and Tuesday—7 am to 5 pm
- Wednesday to Sunday—7 am to 10 pm
Contact Number: +16472596825
What I like most about Roses Social is that they have many options for bottomless drinks for brunch. Mimosa is the most popular choice, but you can also choose margarita, caesar, or mule.
Complement your drink with a satisfying meal. I suggest getting the Proper Breakfast, which is their rendition of English-style breakfast. It has two eggs of any style, double-smoked bacon, chorizo, and more; I’m already full just thinking about this dish!
The Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich is also a standout. It’s the ultimate comfort meal, with its crispy, savory-spicy chicken, bread and butter pickles, and toasted-and-fluffy brioche bun. It also has a slaw to add more nutrition to the meal.
| Pro Tip: Fill out this form if you want to book this restaurant for a special event. |
Cibo Wine Bar King West
Address: 522 King St W
Operating Hours:
- Monday to Wednesday—11:30 am to 12 am
- Thursday and Friday—11:30 am to 2 am
- Saturday—11 am to 2 am
- Sunday—11 am to 12 am
Contact Number: +14165043939
Cibo is best known as a wine bar, but they offer brunch as well. Their brunch includes bottomless mimosa, so feel free to drink as many glasses as you want!
While you’re dining here, try the pancakes. They’re so fluffy and topped with blueberry compote and roasted brandy peaches, so every bite is a sweet and tart explosion.
If you prefer something more savory, you can’t go wrong with the short rib and eggs. The ribs are braised for a long time, so they’re tender and juicy, and the fried eggs taste so good together with the hollandaise sauce.
| Pro Tip: Send a fellow brunch lover a gift card from Cibo! |
