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Decor is no-frills, but they have a lovely and hidden back patio. While it can get busy on weekends, I've never had to wait for a table. Staff is delightful and efficient and is always coming round with more coffee.
In the tradition of old-school greek-style Toronto diners, this place offers you basic breakfasts, along with greek salad (better than many I've had in greek restaurants), hummus, pita, etc. The menu is small but has lots of great options.
The three egg breakfast comes with a pile of home fries, toast, a bit of salad and fruit and is CHEAP (I believe $5.99). Omelettes are delicious and huge ($8.99) and the homefries are home-made and always crispy (the amount of bad homefries I've had in Toronto is terribly sad).
And yesterday, I ate the creamiest, tastiest lima beans I've ever had the pleasure of putting in my mouth.
I almost hesitated to review them because I wanted to keep them a secret but they deserve all the business they can handle.
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