Easy Restaurant

After a long walk, we stumbled upon this bustling spot just in time for a meal. Despite the crowd and a short wait, the experience was completely worth it. The dishes we tried were new to us and turned out to be perfect. The staff was friendly, and the atmosphere was inviting.

Amazing Mexican breakfast food, this place is a must try. Lots of street parking, great location on King St. West. Nice selection for breakfast, fast, fresh food, large portions and great service. Free coffee refills, reasonably priced, highly recommend.

Hard to go wrong with brunch here. Not many places have a breakfast quesadilla (it rules) and the chorizo sausage has SUCH great flavour! Great options for eggs Benny. Recommend the 3 mushroom omelette. Busy joint! Very capable staff to handle it. Been around a long time and you'll know why when you eat here: great food! Cash or debit only. No credit.

One of the few restaurants in the area that has not gone overpriced. The food is amazing and the service was super fast. That’s definitely a place to go back for me. Loved it! Recommended.

Really enjoyed the Mexican style brunch here! There seemed to be reasonably large portion sizes, and the food & service was great! Visitors should note 1. It's Cash & Debit only 2. The dining area is small & cluttered. You'll need to speak up to have a conversation. Certainly not a quiet environment Overall I enjoyed it and would look forward to another visit

Went to Easy as it was recommended to us. We decided to go light and shared a west coast eggs benny, and each ordered oat milk lattes. The food was amazing, atmosphere and staff top notch. But after now roaming around checking out several breakfast and coffee joints. We both still agree Easy has the best Latte period. Go check out the cool vibes based on easy Rider and other 80s movie tropes

Went to get brunch and was surprised by how good the food really was! The reviews were not lying at all. We ordered the huevos divorcidados and the mexican benedict and both dishes were so so well cooked and made with love. Their lattes are really good as well as their smoothies, I can say this is my new favourite spot in the city

Easy Restaurant in Parkdale is a true gem, especially for Tex-Mex brunch enthusiasts. From the moment you step in, the funky cool retro decor sets the tone for a delightful dining experience. The walls adorned with artwork from cult classic films add a unique touch, making it a feast for the eyes as well. The menu, focusing on Tex-Mex brunch, boasts an array of mouthwatering options. The huevos rancheros are a definite highlight, bursting with flavor and freshness. What's truly commendable is their commitment to catering to various dietary preferences – gluten-free and vegan options abound, ensuring that everyone can indulge in the culinary delights. The waffles are a must-try, achieving that perfect balance between crispiness and fluffiness. Each bite is a journey into a world of deliciousness. The commitment to using fresh, in-house ingredients is evident in every dish, reflecting their dedication to quality. To complement the delectable meals, Easy Restaurant serves up amazing lattes that round out the brunch experience perfectly. With friendly staff and a vibrant atmosphere, Easy Restaurant in Parkdale is not just a place to eat; it's a destination for a memorable culinary adventure.

After a long walk, we stumbled upon this bustling spot just in time for a meal. Despite the crowd and a short wait, the experience was completely worth it. The dishes we tried were new to us and turned out to be perfect. The staff was friendly, and the atmosphere was inviting.

Amazing Mexican breakfast food, this place is a must try. Lots of street parking, great location on King St. West. Nice selection for breakfast, fast, fresh food, large portions and great service. Free coffee refills, reasonably priced, highly recommend.

Hard to go wrong with brunch here. Not many places have a breakfast quesadilla (it rules) and the chorizo sausage has SUCH great flavour! Great options for eggs Benny. Recommend the 3 mushroom omelette. Busy joint! Very capable staff to handle it. Been around a long time and you'll know why when you eat here: great food! Cash or debit only. No credit.

One of the few restaurants in the area that has not gone overpriced. The food is amazing and the service was super fast. That’s definitely a place to go back for me. Loved it! Recommended.

Really enjoyed the Mexican style brunch here! There seemed to be reasonably large portion sizes, and the food & service was great! Visitors should note 1. It's Cash & Debit only 2. The dining area is small & cluttered. You'll need to speak up to have a conversation. Certainly not a quiet environment Overall I enjoyed it and would look forward to another visit

Went to Easy as it was recommended to us. We decided to go light and shared a west coast eggs benny, and each ordered oat milk lattes. The food was amazing, atmosphere and staff top notch. But after now roaming around checking out several breakfast and coffee joints. We both still agree Easy has the best Latte period. Go check out the cool vibes based on easy Rider and other 80s movie tropes

Went to get brunch and was surprised by how good the food really was! The reviews were not lying at all. We ordered the huevos divorcidados and the mexican benedict and both dishes were so so well cooked and made with love. Their lattes are really good as well as their smoothies, I can say this is my new favourite spot in the city

Easy Restaurant in Parkdale is a true gem, especially for Tex-Mex brunch enthusiasts. From the moment you step in, the funky cool retro decor sets the tone for a delightful dining experience. The walls adorned with artwork from cult classic films add a unique touch, making it a feast for the eyes as well. The menu, focusing on Tex-Mex brunch, boasts an array of mouthwatering options. The huevos rancheros are a definite highlight, bursting with flavor and freshness. What's truly commendable is their commitment to catering to various dietary preferences – gluten-free and vegan options abound, ensuring that everyone can indulge in the culinary delights. The waffles are a must-try, achieving that perfect balance between crispiness and fluffiness. Each bite is a journey into a world of deliciousness. The commitment to using fresh, in-house ingredients is evident in every dish, reflecting their dedication to quality. To complement the delectable meals, Easy Restaurant serves up amazing lattes that round out the brunch experience perfectly. With friendly staff and a vibrant atmosphere, Easy Restaurant in Parkdale is not just a place to eat; it's a destination for a memorable culinary adventure.

Good food, fair price, friendly staff. You won't be disappointed. Highly recommended

A chill diner for breakfast and brunch! Loved the Mexican inspired items like the Huevos Divorciados and the Mexican Benedict. The Huevos was full of flavour and really appreciated the toasted baguette to dip into the salasa and eggs. The hollandaise sauce for the benny was creamy and different from any other I've tried - in a good way! Service was quick and friendly. It was nice that they come around for coffee refills!

(Closer to a 3.5). Stopped by here on a Saturday at around noon and waited around 5 to 7 minutes for a table for two. I ended up getting the eggs benedict which comes with peameal on English muffin and a side of potatoes and salad for just under 18 dollars. I found it to be a bit costly but otherwise very delicious! The potatoes were a bit bland in my opinion though, so I added extra salt and ketchup. The service was fast and our waiter was super energetic and friendly. The shop was uniquely themed and I enjoyed looking around at the different posters and merch available. Overall a good brunch place but not super spectacular.

It's always difficult finding a decent breakfast spot in the Roncy area that opens early so we were happy to discover Easy Breakfast! When we arrived it was quite busy but easy for 2 of us to get a table. Someone came by right away to serve us water and coffee. We end up ordering the Mexican Rider and Huevos which were both good. Loved the bread that comes with breakfast and the potatoes were really good. We will definitely be back to try more of their menu as some of their other items look really good.

A step above brunch or breakfast. Our two go-to's Huevos Divorciados and the Easy Breakfast (with Chorizo of course) are just sublime. They are incredibly highly consistent as most staff have been here for over five years or more. Tip - Cash or Debit only and tip well ;-) we need institutions like this to remain for a long-time (with the dedicated staff as well).

Really delicious brunch spot with which, friendly service and a clear menu to pick from. Nothing overly complicated, but flavors are definitely elevated. Home fries here are so good! Gotta love a very well herbed roasted potatoes. Not a ton of seating so try to arrive early. They'll only seat you if you're party is all here, which I think is fair considering the need for quick turn around. 100% would recommend! Get waffles to share. You can't miss them. They're absolutely delicious

The food is so good. I usually hate eggs but I got the Mexican rider I think and it was amazing. Food is so filling. Was not too busy when I went which was good.

This place checks all my boxes and gets my seal of approval. I had Breakfast Burrito. Salad and home fries were on point, and the wrap had a generous amount of beans, eggs, and cheese, served with a scoop of guacamole. I could not get over how good the food and coffee tasted. The servers were prompt and efficient. The only issue I would bring up is that the tables were very close and there was little space. If I am in the area, I would love to come back to try their other offerings on the menu.

Great service. Burrito and waffle douce (with real fruit in the compote) were amazing. Coffee to go after our meal was a nice perk! Busy intersection; probably best walking or transit.

So delicious!! Came here with a couple girlfriends on labour day. Started with an almond milk latte which was fabulous. I love coffee! I got the West Coast Toast as did one of my girlfriends and it was delicious! I love a good Benny and it was definitely a good one. Service was good and staff was very friendly. There was a line up when we left, likely because they had to social distance between tables inside. Would definitely come back!

I loves me some breakfast! Who doesn't? Something about eating breakfast out at a restaurant always feels like a lot of fun. It's a good start to a day. I was really interested to try Parkdale's Easy Restaurant when I saw that blogTO had listed them as the #1 Best Huevos Rancheros in the city - one of my favourite breakfast dishes. Easy is a mainstay type of place. It has been around for 20 years and is one of those classic neighbourhood joints that everyone loves to meet up at. It's comfortable and reliable. They specialize in Tex-Mex inspired brunch options and use only high-quality ingredients. I was excited to visit on a recent Saturday morning. I've never seen the movie Easy Rider but that's exactly what this restaurant is themed after, right down to their logo and font. Basically, it's a tale of two bikers hitting the road to fuel their American dream, encompassing money, drugs, sex and violence. It was made in 1969. So imagine all of that with a side of breakfast and you can pretty much surmise the vibe at Easy Restaurant. The space is full of 60s memorabilia, movie posters, records, even a pile of old rotary phones. It's all very fun, laid-back, and campy in a great way. We were quickly seated at a table and while the room was busy, it wasn't jam-packed. The service was friendly enough with a bit of curtness that didn't bother me. The menu reflects the atmosphere of the restaurant well, offering tons of Tex-Mex options as far as the eye can see. They have have a pretty great kids menu section as well. I was also impressed at the beverage selection, which had me quite conflicted over what to order. A peanut power smoothie? Fresh squeezed orange juice? I happily settled on the Mexican Hot Chocolate (Made with arbol and ancho chilli - $4.95) because it seemed like a fitting match for the rest of my meal. It was spicy!! If you're not into spice this is not the drink for you. However, I am into spice and I really loved how bold and unapologetic this hot chocolate managed to be. The ho-cho itself was really creamy and chocolaty, with a pleasing whip on top. But it was the raging spice that made this drink unique. I loved the play between sweet and spicy and found it to really work. Keep stirring the drink as you go so that all of the spices don't settle to the bottom of the glass. As for food, I was there for one thing alone: the Huevos Divorciados (2 sunny eggs on a corn tortilla with green & red salsas, black beans. Served with guacamole, ancho jam and toasted baguette. Served with homefries and salad - $15.95). First, let's just clear up the difference between huevos racheros and huevos divorciados. They're the exact same dish, however the divorciados version involves two eggs served with a different sauce atop each egg - usually a salsa roja and a salsa verde. Which was exactly the case at Easy. The food arrived after a short wait and I was excited to dig into my plate of Mexy goodness. There are a lot of different flavours and textures involved in this dish and I think that's what draws me to it. The runny egg yolk mixes with the acidic salsa and the hearty beans, creating a perfect bite. I love the tortilla as a base that you almost forget about until just the right moment when you need something with just a bit more substance. I was very pleased with the large scoop of fresh and bright guacamole, a very welcome addition to each forkful. The most interesting item on the plate was the ancho jam, something that I've never seen before. It added a wonderful spicy, smoky, sweet element that worked really well. The homefries were fine but nothing exciting and the "salad" didn't seem to be dressed with anything at all and was essentially just a pile of dry leaves. I did however enjoy the long slabs of baguette, which served well as a vessel for scooping up every last drop on the plate. Overall this was a pretty solid example of huevos rancheros. Easy Restaurant is easy. It's comfortable and feels like the kind of spot that you might make a habit of visiting. It should be noted that they don't take credit cards as payment but cash and debit are accepted. I would certainly return to try some of the other things on the menu, as there are a bunch of other offerings that sound pretty inciting.

I had an early lunch today at Easy Restaurant. Easy is know for their breakfast and I was torn between having breakfast or lunch ... and went with lunch. I ordered the grass fed burger (but without the cheese, onions or peppers). There were no condiments for the burger so I used what I'm assuming was chipotle mayo on it. It was a good burger. The fries were good too. Jason was the server and he was friendly and pleasant.

Why are so many restaurants in Parkdale closed for the summer? Our intention was to go to Mata but then found out it was closed (neither my friend nor I had the forethought to check their website and only checked yelp). So, with nowhere to go we looked up brunch spots in the area and Easy came up. Walking in, we were delighted to see the retro décor and the diner like seating. Luckily there were a few tables available despite being prime brunch time and the place being nearly full. We both got the bottomless coffee and ordered the breakfast quesadilla and burger to share. You can get both home-fries and salad on the side! Hooray! It's also notable that you can get either milk or almond milk with your coffee, free of charge! What a great place! The breakfast quesadilla was delicious! We were able to get it with both chorizo and mushrooms/caramelized onions (even though the menu said chorizo OR mushrooms etc.) along with a salad (mixed greens) and home fries on the side. The burger was a lot smaller than I was expecting and tasted okay. The fries were crispy and excellent. Portion sizes were just right for our hungry bellies. There's a small downsloping ramp leading to the washrooms. I nearly tripped on this as I wasn't anticipating the sudden drop (I'm also very clumsy). There might have been a sign but I didn't see one. Just a head's up! Parking is easily found either on the street or at the green p lot just down the street (it's small, only 33 spots). They only accept cash and debit!

Always a pleasure coming here and always leave satisfied! Their house coffee is delicious, their bacon is nice and crispy and their staff is always friendly! They have gluten free options which I appreciate every time, the portions will leave you full and happy! I did have one of their shakes but wasn't a fan and the price is a little steep! Otherwise, if you want a great classic breakfast with other awesome options, like gluten free waffles, this is the place to come to! Quite the gem in Toronto. Been coming here for years and don't plan on stopping!

I would definitely come back to this place. My boyfriend and I came here a couple weekends ago. He ordered the Eggs Benediction, with back bacon on English muffins, with garden salad, home fries and a grapefruit slice. The home fries were subpar. I ordered the huevos divorciados, two sunny side up eggs, with salsa Verde and regular red salsa, with a small scoop of guacamole, Ancho chili jelly, slices of baguette.... delicious. we also ordered OJ. Pretty good. Would like to come back for other menu items.

Long standing all day breakfast emporium at the very end of Queen West. Fantastic faves like toast soldiers and huevos divorciados.... Today shared a fresh smoothie (giant glass) with eggs florentine and breakfast nachos with a side of guacamole. High ceiling space of movie poster nostalgia. They cater to gluten free and vegan choices. Tourism alert: You are right beside the pedestrian bridge to the Sunnyside boardwalk. Grab a smoothie on your way over.

Easy Restaurant is a pretty chill spot with generally good service and good (Mexican-inspired) diner food. The prices are on the high side for a diner style brunch, but the food is pretty good. I think their beef bacon is probably amongst the best I've had anywhere. ANYWHERE. Decor is inspired by old films. I probably wouldn't be a regular if I lived in the neighbourhood, but I doubt I'd ever say no if someone suggested going there.

I liked the diner feel with the large movie posters all over the walls. I had the West Coast Toast (2 poached eggs, smoked salmon, red onions on English muffins, with hollandaise sauce, fresh dill and black caviar - with salad or home fries). Everything was delicious, but the home fries left something to be desired. I found them pretty bland for my taste. Overall, it just wasn't memorable to me. It's a typical diner breakfast; but at $15, I wouldn't choose to come back-- too many other great options.

The huevos divorciados and Mexican benedict at Easy Restaurant near Dundas West station is worth the mission! This fusion meal was a delightful blend of textures, spices and unexpected brunch flavours! The home fries had a seasoning to die for!! The restaurant has a very warm and cozy vibe to it and looks very aesthetic. Easily a top 10 brunch spot in Toronto.

Came here for breakfast in Sunday. Lots of seats as just opened up. A bit cold inside due to the fans running. Prompt service as it wasn't that busy yet I ordered the Huevos, which are 2 eggs over tortilla and salsa side of potatoes and avocado. Overall good flavour a bit too much salsa for me. Filling which it should be for the price My husband had the Mexican Rider which he enjoyed including grilled jalapeños. Coffee was good and they kept filling it Overall was a good experience and the dishes were both pretty good. I would go back to try some of their other items

Been here a few times over the years. I view it more as a brunch date spot. Not to be sexist but the menu and serving sizes are female oriented. As a Canadian dude I have never left here feeling full or that I got a good deal. Oh well, the ingredients are of high quality and cool people populate the tables.

Easy never disappoints! Food here is great, coffee is really good and pretty much everything is or can be done gluten free. Today I had the breakfast tacos and gf onion rings, enjoyed both! In the past, I've also had the Huevos Divorciados with aiden's gf toast and the gf waffles both were also delicious.

Finally got down here after hearing so much about it from friends on a Saturday morning. The place quickly filled up by the time we were served our food, so it's best to get there early. The place is fairly small. We chose our seats and quickly got some coffee brought over. They serve iily as their stock coffee. I ordered the Mexican benedict ($16), whereas my husband ordered the Huevos Divorciados ($15). After waiting for a bit, a server came over to confirm what we had ordered. It wasn't a particularly long period of time, but we definitely noticed it once he checked in on us. He apologized for the kitchen issue and we kept sipping our coffee. My benedict came with a decent side salad and a smaller portion of crisp potatoes. The entire dish was flavour heaven complete with some delicious chorizo. The Heuvos came on its own but was also a large portion that was quickly eaten. When we received our bill, the server (or perhaps owner?) presented it with an apology for the wait, and took one of the meals off the bill. It was a very nice gesture considering we hadn't really thought too much of the order being 'lost' so to speak. To me, that shows the owners and/or staff really care about the customers.

I'm upset, and for all the wrong reasons. being a weekly rider of the 501 queen, and often times being short turned at roncy, I've found myself looking at all the nifty stores in the area. I always looked at this restaurant and said to myself "man, I really gotta try this place, sooner then later" I finally went, and it left a bad taste in my mouth. I was the first customer of the day, literally the first customer waiting outside for the doors to open. upon coming into this restaurant it felt like going into a time warp, like being displaced into the late 80's early 90's, not a bad feeling, very nostalgic and for all the right reasons, it felt cliché at times, but very comfortable. I was told right away to pick a seat, which I did and I was brought a menu, I couldn't help but notice the pricing...and for breakfast it just seemed really really expensive. $15 or so for a decent sized meal, 7 bucks for a milkshake, and 2-5 bucks for extra sides. I looked over the menu, and I was torn between a couple of different items but I decided on an omelette(du fromage!...and other toppings), with two sides(peameal bacon and sausage). I sat and drank my water with ice, and I felt like I was being a bit of a pain, but I forgot to tell the server that I wanted no cilantro on my omelette(just incase) the server gave me a facial expression after words that I was being a pain, which made me feel worse. when my food came I was brought three plates one was my omelette with hash browns and bread, about six pieces of peameal bacon, and one sausage split in half. the reason why I'm bringing this up, the menu doesn't tell you it's one sausage split in half for $4.50 and six pieces of peameal bacon for $3.50. I felt burned...really badly. I consumed my sides without so much as a complaint. I worked on the hashbrowns, which I have had better, but given the circumstance, it was good. I moved onto my final piece of food which was the omelette, I took the first magical(or so I thought) bite and all I could taste was oil...I even went so far as to lift up the omelette and under it was just a big sloppy mess of oil. it tasted ok, once you got past the oil, I seriously wondered at the time of eating my food, as I am wondering right now, if the reason there was that much oil was because I was the first person in? or what? my plates were taken quickly as I continued on my third glass of water. I was in the zone with my music blasting in my ears and my food settling in my stomach. without any warning what so ever I was given the receipt...now I take this from the standpoint a huge negative, my opinion wasn't asked how the food was, nor was I asked if I wanted anything further...which to be honest I found to be pretty disrespectful. to paint the scene a little bit further, there were other customers that were treated in about the same fashion as I was, BUT, when three ladies came in, the server actually sat down with them, had a conversation with them, etc etc etc. I paid my bill and I left. I really wish I could rate this "easy restaurant" higher, but I feel after being repeatedly punched in the face with some of the worst customer service, my hopes for an amazing breakfast were absolutely crushed. I've vowed after this experience never to come back...and to take it a step further, eggsmart is right next door, where I have had OUTSTANDING service, at every location, and appreciates me as a customer. easy restaurant...easy on the customer service, easy on the food portions, not so easy on the wallet. WILL NEVER COME BACK.

I come here for their huevos divorciados. Unfortunately, they have changed the way they do their beans on this dish but it remains to be delicious. This time I also tried their mini waffle deuce with fruit compote, which I'd recommend as a side to be shared! Waffles, golden brown. Real maple syrup and whip cream too! Service was also great! I'll definitely be back! Thanks easy restaurant!

Food: benny was pretty good. Had the chorizo one, which was a nice change of flavor. Egg was a bit runny when cut through, which I like for mixing my potatoes. The hollandaise wasn't very noticeable (better than the powdered one that's too rich). Sides looked like they had better portions in the older photos, but tasted great. Service: Table for one can be hit or miss and in my experience you sadly get common situations where table for one means attention for 1. After my meal a waitress was refilling my coffee and I asked for the bill (wasn't sure how much longer my server was going to be). I asked if they took credit, she said debit or cash. I said I'll pay debit. 2 minutes later my server dropped off the bill. Then i sat with my card on the bill waiting. I got distracted on my phone for a few minutes, but eventually started wondering where my server was. I finally got his attention and he said I had to pay at the front. This was upsetting because neither server mentioned this to me. I was sitting in a corner where I could not see people paying as evidently as I might have elsewhere. At the very least the receipt could say 'please pay at register' or something. Ambience: nice dirty retro diner feel inspired by the era of movies like Easy Rider. I'd go back because it's so close to me and has a few nice menu varieties, like a brioche French toast.

We were recommended to go here and they offer Mexican inspired breakfast meals with tortillas and quesadillas and the like. We tried a Mexican rider - scrambled eggs with jalepeno and chorizo dish on a tortilla that came with home fries and some salsa and sour cream. We also got an an egg white omelette. We like the food here and generous portions. No proper milk based coffees here and the food is a bit expensive. Service was efficient but could be friendlier.

It's a small diner- throwback to the 60's. If you get there at the wrong time be prepared to wait. The food is solid. Got the Huevoes Divorciado (spelling?- sorry), good but nothing special, a little soupy. They make a solid Caesar . The waitress was ok, but not very attentive, didn't bring water or check on us after we got our food and when I put the credit card down, she looked at me like I was lost, as apparently you pay up at the register- never been here I don't know, she could of mentioned it when she put the bill down. Good food, mild service. 'Meh' kind of place. Lots of other places in the city to try before I come back here.

All day breakfast? Sign me up! Had brunch here a several weekends ago and I got the Eggs Florentine and a Mexican hot chocolate. The eggs were delicious and and the home fries were the thick cut square kind that I enjoy. My hot chocolate was nice until all the spice settled to the bottom. My friends had the Heuvos Divorciados and the West Coast Toast (which is a Benedict with smoked salmon and black caviar!!). It was really packed, but we never felt rushed. We had a lovely meal, and we enjoyed the retro and eclectic (to us) decor. Honestly, I won't be coming back simply because it is out of the way for me and I found the food to be typical, but I definitely think this is a great spot in the neighbourhood.

Four of us dined here last Saturday at J's suggestion. Great pick! We were in the mood for breakfast. We were a bit confused about the menu. The Easy Rider Breakfast had an upgrade to Peameal bacon (which I'm not crazy about). As C put it, we wanted "real bacon." Turned out that regular bacon comes with the Easy Rider Breakfast and it was ideal. The only downside was that my eggs over medium were burned. :( Service: 4 stars Ambiance: 4 stars Cuisine: 3 stars

I really wished that it had lived up to the review on BlogTO. We visited yesterday for brunch and I ordered the Quesadilla while fiance had the Steak& Eggs. Quesadilla was soggy and tasted like it had been cooked before it was left to cool in a steam room. The fries that came on the side was bearable but only with the help from Heinz (2/10). The Steak&Egg was deplorable. Fiance took a bite and commented that the beef was as far out there from "fresh". The eggs were done right and the buttered baguette was decent without complaints (3/10). Overall taste of both dishes were bland and definitely could use some kick to liven things up. We also recommend them adding in a fan or getting the AC to work. Overall rating and this is for food alone (2.5/10).

One of the best cups of coffee I've had. Unique Mexican spin on breakfast items included in their regular fare. Great fresh squeezed OJ. Great service unique decor.

Our favourite place for breakfast in High Park area. All items are delicious and many healthy choices. Cozy atmosphere, and Illy coffee too. The only issue is it can get very busy so you have to wait outside for a table at peak hours. Worth the wait if you ask me !

We sought out this place after reading that it was one of the best breakfast places in the city. It was busy on the weekday afternoon that we went - the poor server was run off her feet by serving all alone. Initial reaction of the place was that it was cute with a fun retro-trendy decor. There were quite a few options on the menu for brunch (lots of south of the border items) but ultimately we both decided on the typical all-day breakfast. Food came out in a reasonable amount of time and tasted good. The home fries weren't my favorite but the eggs portion was plentiful and the bacon was pretty yummy. The baguette bread was a nice substitute for typical toast. Overall, I'm glad we checked out this place although truthfully I wouldn't rush back. I feel the breakfast was fairly typical to most brunch places in Toronto. What was not typical, although quite surprising, was the $4 charged to add cheese to the scrambled eggs - a hefty amount especially when we both couldn't really tell if it had actually been added. As the rating says - 'A-OK'.

This is the best breakfast in Parkdale. We had the restaurant specialty, the heuvos divorciados (or something). Eggs on beans and tortillas with ancho salsa and guacamole. These were even better than they sound. And very filling. We also had their West Coast Toast. Wow! Easy Restaurant 's take on eggs benedict. Poached eggs on an english muffin topped with smoked salmon and caviar, as well as a healthy dose of hollandaise. Unforgettable as French Montana would say. To end the affair we had their mini waffles which cone with real maple syrup, whipped cream, and a berry compote. Yessssss!

Easy like Sunday morning (brunch)! Not as easy on the wallet though! So many options, it was hard to choose what to order: I settled on the vegetarian tostadas and as Yelp puts it, it was A-OK, but I've had better at other establishments. - good sized portion of mushroom/cheese/tomato and beans over tortillas, topped with guac and a side of baguette and home fries. I found the tortillas to be a bit stale and the home fries bland, but everything else was good. I have to say, the guac was superb. Would I come here again? Probably, but it wouldn't be my first choice.

My wife and I frequent this restaurant often and love it. After we got married in 2015, we went here with our family for brunch. Ever since, we try to frequent at least once a month. Always consistent quality and service.

This place can get busy on the weekends, so expect a bit of wait - but it's totally worth it.. I ordered the STEAK DIVORCIADOS and it was delicious! I will be returning to EASY to try their other dishes, but I may be tempted to order the same thing again... Note: They only accept debit and cash payments

We went there for breakfast and had their Huevos Divorciados and Breakfast Burrito. There's things that really stood out and things that didn't live upto the hype. The ambience was unique with its 1960s-1980s action movie pictures on the walls and the location is right near the lake at roncy and queen intersection. The waitress provided good service and the quality of food was 9/10. However, the taste ? It was a downright 2 out of 10. I wanted to know what the taste of a Mexican breakfast place is like and it wasn't good. I had a hard time finishing my breakfast. The mix of the two or atleast the way easy restaurant does it was not living upto its hype. The price was on the high end for really just some eggs and bread with some mexican dips. If you want a unique experience and good quality food this is the place to come to but if you care about the taste and price sensitive think twice.

This is the worst breakfast diner in Toronto. The service is horrible, they don't accept cards and if you plan to bring friends and family, make sure you are all consuming. If not they will be rude and kick your friends that are just accompanying while the others brunch. Won't be coming back. Terrible terrible place.

Love this place! Went here for brunch after I got married back in 2015. My favorite breakfast joint in Parkdale!

Went here today. Very retro old school feel when you walk in. You seat yourself and we had service instantly. The server was quick and kind. The amount of food was very generous. I felt it lacked a little on flavour. I hear on weekends it's packed.

Overpriced. I've been here twice now and both times disappointed. Disappointed enough to write a review. First time was H. Rancheros. Whatever it was fine but nothing special or super delicious. Today I got the Taco Salad. Big mistake. A few flakes of spinach, maybe 7 chips, handful of canned corn, plain black beans, quarter wedge of a lime, a small scoop of guacamole, a few halved cherry tomatoes, and a sprinkle of some sort of cheese for $13. No dressing. Take it off the menu or call it Basic Salad. The only reason it got two stars instead of one is that the service is great. Except for the long wait times.

We love this place. Good food as in healthy and delicious! I moved last year all the way to north Mississauga and miss this place so much. We make the trek over when we can. Amazing. Definitely recommend!

I ordered the eggs florentine with grapefruit juice. The eggs were done well and the side of potatoes was delicious. However, I was disappointed with the juice since it was very bitter. The service was very friendly and welcoming which is why I would love to come back here again. The portions were decent as well.

What I would describe as a 'hipster' type place, relaxed casual atmosphere, steady flow of people and great brunch! I had the tacos w chorizo as recommended by our awesome waiter. Delicious and we'll be coming back 100%!

We go there for our team breakfast almost a month. We really love their food and services! We keep going for once a month!

I have been here a few times and have never been disappointed. I suggest going in small groups and as early as you can stomach getting up, or make reservations; otherwise prepare to bring your patience and a granola bar. The Huevos Divorcados is a dish that is a take one Huevos Rancheros but more refined; you will walk away feeling satisfied and no need of a nap. The salad that accompanies it really keeps it light and filling but not gutt busting full. The West Coast Toast is a dish is just as delicious as the one mentioned above however, I did the mistake of ordering their Peanut Butter Power Smoothie; which is a meal within itself. All dishes I have tired has yet to dissapoint me so am a definite fan and will be coming back during the weekday to try their breakfast tacos. I urge you to go and check them out, you will not be disappointed!

My order: I ordered the BLT and oh my god was it a let down. The bun was mediocre at best, there was barely any avocado. There were exactly two sun-dried tomatoes on my sandwich. The bacon was overdone. The actual BLT was probably the worst BLT I've ever had. The side. Was potatoes. Which were overdone. My gfs order: eggs were done right. Everything else was again overdone. Sausage - overdone, potatoes - overdone. The place gas a cool ambiance, very good service, but I would never go there to eat. Maybe to have a cold water. Also had their peanut milkshake. Which destroyed my stomach and made me really gassy... WOULD HIGHLY NOT RECOMMEND.