Breakfast Restaurants Toronto

Breakfast Restaurant Toronto - Steves Restaurant

Address:
3788 Bathurst Street,
North York, ON, M3H 3M9, Canada
Phone:
(416) 633-8812
Fax:
(416) 633-8812
E-mail:
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Website:
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Reservation:
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Delivery:
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One of the best Breakfast Restaurant in Toronto is Steve's Restaurant. This breakfast restaurant is serving the Toronto and GTA people for more than 3 generations. The Restaurant is located at midtown Toronto (Bathurst Street @ Wilson Avenue). Everybody's welcome to come and enjoy their Bacon or Ham Eggs, Steak & French Toast, Hamburger or Chef's Salad, Sandwiches & Fish, Salads and much more.

Since 1946 Steve's Restaurant has been one of the best places for family breakfast, lunch or dinner. Freshness, Quality and Selection has given Steve's Restaurant the reputation that keeps customers coming back over 60 years!

If you have been looking for a unique and original place at Breakfast Restaurants in Toronto, Steve's Restaurant is sure to be the place!

Breakfast Restaurants in Toronto is one of the most functional restaurants in our city. Steve's Restaurant opens its doors to clients at 5:00AM. Those lucky early birds are offered one of the most extensive breakfast menus. The menu for Steve's Restaurant (Toronto) is always available on www.food-delivery.ca, for take out or reservations.

Kick-start your morning with a traditional English breakfast and so much more! Try out Steve's Restaurant's delicious eggs, incredible omelets, pancakes or French toast; Don't forget to check out a selection of freshly baked breads and bagels. Eating healthy? Try out Steve's Restaurant's delightful variety of nutritional salads. The best homemade burgers and mouth - watering desserts and are also available to all.

Breakfast Restaurants in Toronto are best appreciated by those who live a hectic lifestyle or work around the clock. The last 3 generations of people in Toronto and North York are stating that Steve's Breakfast Restaurant in Toronto is one of the best breakfast restaurants today!

Steve's Restaurant is a wonderful way to begin a wonderful day!

 

We recommend this Toronto Breakfast Restaurant!
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