Mad Dog Cafe from EAST TORONTO Menu

You can naturally also reach the restaurant using the public transport. The next stop is TTC-Pape, 896 meters away from Mad Dog Cafe, otherwise, there are parking spaces 451 meters away at Municipal Parking-Gerrard St E.

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A quaint neighborhood spot, Mad Dog Cafe offers a hit-or-miss dining experience. While some have praised the friendly staff and affordable prices for brunch items like eggs benedict and cuban sandwiches, others were disappointed by delayed service and food quality issues such as burnt sausages and bland potatoes. The cafe appears to struggle with maintaining efficiency during busy periods, resulting in long wait times for both tables and food. Despite the mixed reviews, the cozy ambiance and extensive menu may make this cafe worth a visit for those in the Leslieville area seeking a casual breakfast or lunch spot.

Last update: 14.02.2025

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What User likes about Mad Dog Cafe:
I drive by this place all the time and it wasn't until a rainy day a few weeks ago, we stopped in.It is such a cute spot! Cozy, homey and perfect neighbourhood stop for breakfast.I had their eggs benedict and thought everything was really tasty.And the prices!!Seriously, brunch is something I find hard to justify, because. Eggs. Like so cheap so I don't want to pay $20 for them. But I believe my dish was around $11.... View all feedback.

What User doesn't like about Mad Dog Cafe:
It's night intricate French cooking. It's breakfast. But somehow they haven't mastered or even gotten good at it. Sausages were done on one side. But the crime was the potatoes. Burned. Cinder. And yet served! How can you look at those and think they're good enough to go on a plate?Staff was unapologetic at the table clearing (and carefully never approached during the meal to ask how things were). Avoid. View all feedback.

It's night intricate French cooking. It's breakfast. But somehow they haven't mastered or even gotten good at it. Sausages were done on one side. But the crime was the potatoes. Burned. Cinder. And yet served! How can you look at those and think they're good enough to go on a plate?Staff was unapologetic at the table clearing (and carefully never approached during the meal to ask how things were). Avoid.

Can't say how the food is. It hasn't arrived. There are two friendly servers in a restaurant that is far too big for them to manage. The kitchen is over-whelmed. Management absent. Other tables complaining. We arrived one hour ago and we're told the food is at least another fifteen minutes.

I drive by this place all the time and it wasn't until a rainy day a few weeks ago, we stopped in.It is such a cute spot! Cozy, homey and perfect neighbourhood stop for breakfast.I had their eggs benedict and thought everything was really tasty.And the prices!!Seriously, brunch is something I find hard to justify, because. Eggs. Like so cheap so I don't want to pay $20 for them. But I believe my dish was around $11. Perfect.We loved it here and will come back!

Its a regular hot spot in Leslieville and busy weekdays and weekends. Have had breakfast and lunch here multiple times. Favourite - cuban sandwich, all breakfast items and Americano

It's a really nice little local hang out. The patio is a true bonus. The prices reasonable. The open kitchen is attentive.

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