Nice place to go for weekend brunch. They have a good variety of choices for different tastes and cravings and I've always enjoyed my meals there.
This time we had eggs benny with smoked salmon and farmers sausage breakfast. Both meals come with a good portion of salad with a nice light vinaigrette dressing (perfect for brunch not too heavy). Also well done Home fries with peppers onions and a slight kick. And some fruit slices to finish.
The smoked salmon was not the usual slices but what looked like shredded and maybe fried? bits of salmon. Threw me off at first as I didn't expect that but taste and texture were good. Eggs were poached perfectly and the hollandaise was nicely done.
Sausages in other dish were nice, three big links and a sweet/salty taste.
Coffee (Americano) was very good but a bit small. The kind of cup you get at hotel banquets and luncheons if you know what I mean. After many Grande Americanos this cup felt like I was getting coffee in a shot glass.
Service was good but resto wasn't super busy even for a Sunday afternoon.
Decor is charmingly rustic (we sat on the back patio where you can get some breeze sun, shade and occasional leaves and other green bits falling from overhead trees. Note that the patio is not perfect -- chairs are old and worn, table cloths have had better days, the floor is uneven near the tree (um yes there is an actual tree) which makes the table rock ALOT. Despite those things the patio is actually very nice (and way better than most Toronto patios where you get a side order of car exhaust with every meal) if you want to eat al fresco but they have tables inside too if you prefer. We were there in summer but from what I recall they have heaters for cooler weather.
If you are ok with a few imperfections the food is good the portions are big and the prices are reasonable.