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Sunset Grill
- 2006 Queen St. E. (at Bellefair Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-690-9985
Editorial Review
Breakfast is the big draw at this open-kitchen diner, with frittatas, pancakes, French toast and omelettes on offer, plus diner-style burgers and sandwiches. Patrons rub elbows in the long, narrow space but find breathing room in the skylit atrium at the back. Mains $3.75–$12.
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