Photo via @nord_lyon on Instagram
Brunch plans can never go wrong, especially when they’re all you can eat. Toronto has some of the best foodie experiences around and this French bakery takes the cake. Nord Lyon Bakery-pastry shop offers an all-you-can-eat French brunch experience in Toronto and here’s what to know.
This lovely gem on Queen St is known for specializing in traditional French pastries and breads. The bakery team creates each item from scratch, every day, using the best traditional products with a “French touch”.
According to the bakery, it is inspired by French cafes that serve as a social hub for dining.
Though you can stop by and pick up some delicious pastries, and trust us, you will be tempted – Nord Lyon offers more than just baked goods.
This delicious spot offers a stunning AYCE French brunch with choices like fluffy croissants and personalized omelets.
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We’re talking French toast, waffles, sausages, pancakes, mini sandwiches, and more.
It’s a buffet-style experience available every Saturday and Sunday from 9 AM to 2:30 PM
To reserve your French brunch outing, Nord Lyon asks that you call the store directly to book a table.
Each seating has a two-hour seating window so you can enjoy each bite as it’s meant to be.
Now when you’re looking for your next brunch outing, you know where to go.
When: Every Saturday and Sunday from 9 AM to 2:3o PM
Where: 665 Queen St W, Toronto
Phone: 437-700-5358
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