Not to steal Zoeliculious’ thunder, but somebody had to start this puppy up. Please post your 2026 openings!
Another reinvention from Charles Khabouth after his Mediterranean joint went tits up.
Eggstatic has opened up another location and it’s in downtown at 365 bloor East
Downtown Bloor St | Eggstatic https://share.google/fATifAhbPrqvW0DMe
Mangal Prime has opened in Richmond Hill, 9724 Yonge St, north of 16th.
Looking forward to some trusted reviews here (i’m looking at Charles
) . Google shows 5
from over 200 reviews!
Not sure if I should call this a restaurant … but “Pompette 3.0” is now Bar Allegro …
Name and concept changed, but same team.
To me, it feels more of a bar with snacks than a proper restaurant. For those who enjoy drinking, go try.
@theleverage gave me the heads up about Makann, a new Palestinian breakfast sandwich and coffee shop on Bathurst across from the subway station. They had a soft opening this week.
They offer take-out
(no room for tables)
Oh great, just what Toronto needs..
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EggBae went out of business (wasn’t as good as EggSlut)
$20 for a breakfast sammich is crazy. the Insta crowd will love it fer shur.
I don’t know how much my lone EggSlut sando cost in Japan. It was good.
Not sure I will pay $20 CAD for EggSlut in TO, but I’m already occasionally paying $24 for an Italian sando at Alfie’s, which is 2 meals for me.
I decided my new price ceiling for burgers, sandos, and handhelds is $34.99 CAD. I will order that $32 Union Burger in the near future.
I have been buying less breakfast sandwiches in 2026. I have paid between $12 and $16 for most take-out breakfast sandwiches, from coffee shops and places that don’t have table service .
The really good breakfast sandwich at Union, with table service, is still $20.
and my Croque Toast at Emmer was priced at $19. Both Union and Emmer are bougie places, prices higher than most places.
I get my Italian sub down the street for $12-$13, two meals for me these days. And I’ll keep getting my egg McMuffin when it’s two can dine promo.
My affordable sandwich in Little Italy is my $7.50 Tosta Mista at Café Bélem, or a $10-$12 breakfast sando in Kensington at MadeRite or Fika.
I don’t have a local place like La Salumeria or Maselli’s making a good $12 Italian sub. I’m paying $17 at Lambo’s.
I’m sure they’re tasty, but I can’t justify those prices. You enjoy though!! ![]()
The cost of taking the subway to get to Maselli’s or La Salumeria for me is the difference between the price in a $17 sub and a $12 sub. I guess that’s where I pinch a few pennies. I walk to get all my take-out. And I don’t really drink anything other than coffee, tea and water. More for sandos.
Priorities and preferences, I guess. (I no longer spend money on skiing or travelling, so I guess I’m open to paying more for overpriced sandwiches at home )
#treatyoself







