Pasaj

A very light airy but old world atmosphere.nFood is a delicious blend of exotic fresh, flavours with just the right balance that no flavour dominates too much.nAnd of course, great Turkish coffee.

Cute Turkish brunch place. Dishes tasted good. Not too big tho. Reasonable for Toronto prices. The interior looks nice but seating is limited so book in advance for the weekends. The drink menu for brunch is relatively limited and not many specialty coffees except for the Turkish coffee.

Gorgeous brunch restaurant in Leslieville. Stopped in for a quick brunch bite, got a seat by the window which was great for people watching. Lush and green with plants when you enter. Tried the sucuk Benedict, which was zucchini fritters topped with poached eggs, Turkish sausage and a delicious whipped feta sauce. So so good! The Benny was served with crispy oven roasted potatoes and salad. The salad complimented the eggs Benny and the feta sauce was unique and tasty. Would highly recommend. The space is bright and staff were friendly.

Fantastic brunch spot. The sunroom was gorgeous with the sun shining through and the food was amazing. Pancakes taste like old school, made in house jelly filled doughnuts, so rich. The eggs Benedict were so good and get the pastirma, it's incredible. Side bagel and hummus were beloved by the 1yr old and the bottomless coffee was good too. Turkish latte better. Awesome service, lovely atmosphere. Highly recommend !

Over-hyped, average food, expensive for what you get.nnHalf of the menu, it’s basic things like cheese, olives, cucumbers... I can just get it at any grocery.nnThe pancakes were dry. Although if you want some nice IG photos - sure.nOther dishes lacked depth, flavour and originality.nnThe service was nice.nWaiting time is too long for what you get.nnRecommend the place for a coffee and a pastry, no brunch.nnThe atmosphere is cute, but please clean your windows.

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