I was looking for a brunch place on the way home from Toronto and found this little gem on yelp. It's a bit off the beaten path as it's outside of downtown Toronto in the more residential neighborhoods.
The place gets pretty packed on weekends so we had to wait about 35 minutes. It's fairly small with some tables spread out and a longer table along the window looking into the street. Very much has a country kitchen kind of feel.
After we sat, I ordered "The Classic" which consists of eggs, bacon, potatoes and your choice of toast or a biscuit. I went with the biscuit... Everything was delicious (especially the biscuit) and came out fairly quick considering how long it took us to sit down. Staff was also really cool and gave us the history of the place and how they came up with the menu.
Toronto is a food paradise in general, and Emma's Country Kitchen is a small part of why. Very good breakfast in a likely unexplored part of town by tourist, but known by locals.