Sisters & Co

Holy crap, I have been wanting to try this restaurant forever and I am SO GLAD we waited yesterday because it truly is worth it!

It's a smaller establishment so depending on how long people sit around your wait could be 15 minutes up towards an hour. We waited an hour.

I had the mushroom truffle benny, and oh my God it was delicious! I also had the cappuccino with a shot of hazelnut and almond milk, and it was delicious as well. The eggs were cooked to perfection and the hollandaise sauce added the perfect kick to the mushrooms.

My friend loved her sandwich. The bun was nice and soft, and the cheese added the perfect kick.

The service was amazing and the ambiance in the place is cutely decorated .

I'm still in shock that I got seated before Bad Bunny did lol!

I only go to brunch places with fushion flavor offerings and this place delivered!

I ordered the earl grey pancakes, which came with earl grey infused marscapone topping. This had a perfect taste of earl grey, but the pancakes themselves were a little plain and tasted like from a mix.

My friend ordered the gochujang chicken and waffles and reported they were very yummy. She also liked the taro latte in a gorgeous purple color.

I wish I liked hollandaise sauce because this place had such unique egg Benedict flavors!

Logistics:
- indoor seating only
- limited street parking outside but walkable
- vegetarian options, GF toast was available as a sub

Cute brunch spot and very busy on the weekends, so come early!

We ordered the bulgogi eggs benny and the smoked salmon eggs benny.

I don't think the smoked salmon was anything special, but the bulgogi was unique and really flavourful. Expensive but at par with brunch in the area. Loved the Asian twist on most of the dishes. I also got a taro latte thinking it would be infused with coffee, but it was just a taro milk.

Came by early and only had to wait 15-20 mins to get a table. This place is small so seating is very limited. As the day goes, it gets busier so do prepare to wait.

Once inside, the have utilized the space while keeping it cute with the trinkets.

We ordered few items, I tried the sisters breakfast sandwich it came accompanied with salad and potatoes. The portions were great in my opinion. The sandwich itself was tasty. The Benedict's were also good.

The part we didn't necessarily enjoy was the service. It started off great, beyond that no one really check up on us. We never got our beverages and at the end when we mentioned it to ensure we don't end up getting charged, no apologies unfortunately.

Quaint restaurant with very friendly service. I tried this place based on recommendations from several friends and while it was worth the try, there are better brunch spots in the city.

I had the char siu benedict which was quite good, though not actually char siu. It was more like char siu flavoured pulled pork - still good though!

I also had the Earl Grey pancakes which were unfortunately disappointing. 3 basic pancakes were topped with a very small portion of Earl Grey cream. There wasn't nearly enough for the pancakes, and the flavour didn't come through at all.

This is a charming little brunch spot on Dundas St. W, is walking distance from Trinity Bellwoods Park. Reservations can be made Monday to Friday, but on weekends, seating is based on a first come first serve basis. My friend and I waited about 15 minutes during out Saturday visit, which isn't bad at all.

The restaurant serves traditional, and Asian fusion brunch items such as the Bulgolgi Beef Benedict, Char Siu Fries, and the Cochujang Chicken & Waffle to name a few. On this visit, we ordered the Mushroom Truffle Benedict, Earl Grey Pancakes, and Truffle Parm Fries, along with a London Fog, and coffee latte. The fries and drinks were good, but the Earl Grey Pancakes were undercooked, and I personally didn't like the spice they used to season the home fries. It didn't go too well with the Mushroom Truffle in my opinion.

The person who waited our table was friendly, and knew the menu well. The food also came within a reasonable time despite the restaurant being full. The restaurant is small and cozy, with minimalistic décor.

This was an excellent brunch spot in a neighborhood with many brunch options. Food was an excellent fusion of Korean/Chinese dishes with classic British/Canadian breakfasts. We particularly loved the oxtail stew with eggs, this was like a play on shakshouka almost but Korean flavors. There was a great amount of heat/spice to make the flavors ring. Excellent food for children as well if you are bringing them along. They have high chairs. Many coffee/tea options such as London Fog. I would definitely come here again if I was remotely close to the area.

Sisters & Co. is one of my favourite brunch spots in Downtown Toronto. Not only is it the cutest little restaurant but the food and drinks are spectacular. I've ordered the Avocado Toast, Bulgogi Beef Benedict and Gochujang Chicken and Waffles in the past - highly recommend all. Also, when it comes to a good Matcha Latte they win every time. I am OBSESSED with their ceremonial grade matcha latte. They have the option to add condensed milk and it is heavenly. I am so addicted that I sometimes Uber Eats solely a matcha to myself in the morning...like I did today. 10/10

This was the best eggs benny I've ever had! The Char Siu took it WAY over the top, and I loved it!

Would one hundred percent come back for this again and again. The only reason we hadn't come here sooner was because from the outside, it looks like just any other Toronto cafe; we didn't realize that it's actually a brunch place with unique Asian flavours!

Went around 1:30 on a Saturday, but the wait wasn't too long-- less than 15 minutes.

Love that they have lychee juice on the menu-- a rarity for sure.

The food was so delicious!!! We ordered take out due to timing and them being busy on a Sunday for brunch. Service was great, server answered all of our questions and provided recommendations. Definitely order there chicken and waffles! Th restaurant overall was modern and quaint! Highly recommend!