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7 Camden St, Toronto, ON M5V 2K6, Canada, Toronto, ON

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We ordered Avenue Breakfast Clubhouse and Steak on a kaiser. Simply amazing PERIOD. Strongly recommend to try every single thing on their menu.

Posted 2/14/2026

Jose Moreira

Avenue Open Kitchen feels like stepping straight into old Toronto. A true blue-collar diner tucked into an old townhouse just off Spadina, serving unapologetically hearty classics: peameal bacon, Montreal-style smoked meat, bacon and eggs. I had the Montreal-style sandwich. It was generous, flavorful, and deeply satisfying. The owner even added the pickle, exactly as any proper Montreal sandwich deserves. The place was packed for breakfast, which tells you everything you need to know. The bathroom is up a set of rickety back stairs that practically sing early 20th-century Toronto. Any downtown lifer will recognize the vibe instantly. Small but clean. If you’re looking for polished brunch, this isn’t it. If you want honest food, big portions, and a slice of classic Toronto soul, this is your spot.

Posted 1/30/2026

Honston T Chin

Wanted to have affordable breakfast outside and found out about this place which seemed nice on the reviews. Went in at around 2 p.m. which was slow and they were about to close in a hour or so. Received not much attention during the meal except fast order taking and food making. Food was good, tried the peameal bacon and egg sandwich. A very simple sandwich yet delicious. Did not even look at me when saying thank you when I was paying my bill. Made me feel like I was a pest or that my dining there was not appreciated. Completely tarnished my whole experience dining here.

Posted 11/20/2025

MJ

Such a great neighbourhood gem! I’ve been coming here for a few years and it’s been consistently good. Great breakfast and amazing Montreal smoked meat. In fact possibly the best smoked meat in Toronto. Served freshly cut, with your choice of mustard and on rye bread. It doesn’t get more authentic!

Posted 11/15/2025

Kristy Wood

Stopped in for lunch and was immediately seated at the bar—quick and friendly service right from the start. The menu had plenty of tempting options, but I went with the chicken souvlaki on pita special. It was cooked to perfection: juicy, flavorful, and absolutely DELICIOUS. Great spot for a satisfying meal—I’ll definitely be back!

Posted 9/27/2025

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