10 places in Toronto to get brunch and bottomless mimosas, ranked by price, Life in canada

Toronto Beach Club

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Cuisine: American

Address: 1681 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: An ideal day at the beach should start with Toronto Beach Club’s oasis brunch. The limitless brunch (which costs $75 per head) includes freshly shucked oysters, a chef’s carving station (slow-roasted porchetta and prime rib by the slice), and steaming hot pancakes and waffles. The brioche French toast station is a carb lover’s dream, and you can add bottomless mimosas and Caesars for an additional $45. It’s a hefty total of $120, but you’ll feel fancy and full!

Toronto Beach Club menu

Valerie

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Cuisine: Japanese

Address: 111 Princes’ Blvd, 28th floor, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: You can enjoy all-you-can-eat brunch with a view every Saturday and Sunday on the rooftop of Hotel X. This spot is usually known for its night parties, but during the weekend’s bottomless brunch you can dig into a buffet of delicious eats including matcha cream French toast, ebi fritters and a chef selection of nigiri and maki. Then, wash it down with the day’s selection of bubbles for $95 all in. It’s not cheap, but everyone deserves a treat every once in a while!

Valerie menu

Marked

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Cuisine: Latin-American

Address: 132 John St, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: This spot is perfect for brunch lovers who love to try a bite of everything on the menu. Unlimited small plates showcase Latin-American flavours, including smoked salmon tostadas, palates bravas, and churros drenched in banana, caramel and white chocolate peanut butter sauce — all for a set price of $95. Enjoy salsa performances on the patio while sipping on bottomless mimosas made with any seasonal fresh juice of your choosing.

Marked Restaurant menu

Miss Likklemore’s

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Cuisine: Caribbean

Address: 433 King St W, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: Upscale Caribbean food is rare in the city, but Miss Likklemore’s has become a Sunday brunch destination for gourmet oxtail bennies and luscious bread pudding French toast (which is really more like a dessert than a main). And nothing can beat their scotch bonnet sauce. Their Sunshine Spritz—a dryer mimosa with notes of St. Germain, hibiscus and elderflower—can be made bottomless for $45. Pair your mimosas with a brunch dish costing between $8 and $39, and you’ve got yourself a bottomless brunch package for under $85.

Miss Likklemore’s menu

Sofia

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Cuisine: Italian

Address: 99 Yorkville Ave, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: Set in a bright space filled with glamorous chandeliers and red velvet seating, Sofia serves up an elevated Italian brunch. Menu items include everything from cacio e pepe scrambled eggs to brioche French toast dressed in cointreau anglaise. As for the bubbles, choose from passion fruit and ginger or blood orange mimosas—and make them bottomless for $46 (but remember that you’ll have to cover the cost of your meal separately).

Sofia menu

Lobby

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Cuisine: American

Address: 1032 Queen St W, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: This Queen Street spot is known for lively nights out under greenery-clad ceilings, but they also do brimming brunch towers for those who can’t decide between sweet and savoury. Made for 2-4 people, the three-tiered tower includes croquettes, eggs Florentine, salmon and avocado bagels and cannolis, among other delicious bites. A full tower will set you back $180 ($45 per person if shared between 4) or you can get a half tower for $90. Add bottomless mimosas with Mionetto Prosecco for another $35.

Lobby menu

The Drake

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Cuisine: American

Address: 1150 Queen St W, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: There’s no doubt The Drake has established itself as a landmark on Queen Street, but have you tried their weekend brunch? Breakfast classics like chicken and waffles and the breakfast sandwich are served with only the best, local ingredients, like spicy maple syrup from Nyman Farms and homestead farm eggs. Even better, most brunch dishes come in under $30. Tack on bottomless mimosas with fresh orange or grapefruit juice for $40 and you’re onto a winner.

The Drake menu

Chiang Mai

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Cuisine: Thai

Address: 2998 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: Bottomless mimosas for $35 is a steal, plus you get to choose between multiple flavours: pineapple, yuzu, lychee and grapefruit. In addition to their eye-catching drinks, Chiang Mai is known for their modern twists on traditional Thai dishes—we’ve all seen their shrimp pineapple fried rice and khao soi circulating socials. They recently added a roster of brunch items at their Junction location too, including Thai tea French toast and lobster jhok — both of which will set you back under $25.

Chiang Mai menu

Abrielle

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Cuisine: Mediterranean

Address: 355 King St W, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: Seasoned culinaries chef Olivier Le Calvez and chef Andrés Felipe Jaramillo collaborated on Abrielle’s offerings, including the brunch menu. It’s inspired by every coast the Mediterranean Sea touches, which means ingredients like chorizo, grilled flatbread and tempette, and octopus-stuffed croquettes. Brunch dishes cost around $25 on average, and you can add bottomless bubbles for $35 to your silky poached eggs with halloumi and fig preserve, or their version of avocado toast: basil ricotta topped with pickled pearls onions and salad greens on sourdough.

Abrielle menu

The Pint

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Cuisine: American

Address: 277 Front St W, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: Steps away from the Rogers Centre, The Pint is the perfect place to grab a made-to-order burger or pound of wings before a game. On the weekends, between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m., you can enjoy a plate of brunch poutine, along with bottomless mimosas for just $32 all in. Easy!

The Pint menu