Its a cute spot that serves the simple Filipino breakfast foods/snacks. However, I hope that we will see more items on the menu that go a little further beyond dishes that are "stereotypical" like adobo. Perhaps a weekly signature dish would be good; it can rotate weekly according to what's available in the kitchen like apritada, kare kare etc. to promote a wider range of Filipino foods!
Lauren B.
Simple food, elevated flavours...this hole in the wall Filipino diner is truly special. Had a chance to enjoy a meal here pre-apocalypse. In the dead of winter, the temperature inside (on the main level) was frigid....but no matter. The food was hot. I got the all-day breakfast, which comes with fried eggs, a mound of garlic rice, a dollop of ketchup and a choice of protein. I chose the house-made corned beef hash which had some nice crispy edges. Everything was delish. Dave went more traditional with the Sinigang...pork side ribs in a flavourful tamarind citrus broth. Fab. And we shared the french toast. Omg! It's topped with dulce de leche, toasted coconut and almonds. It's a must get. It was altogether far too much food, but worth the food coma. Once Covid passes, get over here for brunch, pronto.
Bianca Furtado
I really enjoyed this place. We went about 2pm and there were empty sits. But note that the place is REALLY small so I am assuming that it gets crowed earlier. The food is simple but really tasty. We had two savory dishes (1 special and 1 all day breakfast) and 1 sweet. All 3 dishes well done, full of flavour. I have no idea if it is autentic Philippine food but it is certainly comfort food from home! ?
Iris Law
Great service and good food! The wait is pretty long (even at 3pm) but it’s worth it. Might want to go earlier in case they run out of certain dishes though.
Katrina Francisco
Been here a few times as my brother swears by this place. The breakfasts are good. I recently had the tortang talong and it was the best dish by far!!!
Nim Mendoza
If you’re looking for a Filipino Restaurant around downtown area I highly recommend visiting BBs. The food is great, staff is cool. I will definitely bring my friends and family and try out the other foods on their menu.
Nick Barss
dope fried chicken, also spaghetti was really yummy.
Glenn Dickler
Nice place just off college on lippincott good food nice atmosphere in the annex old Toronto.
Keita M.
WHAT. A. GEM. Been hearing about this place for awhile and I've finally had the chance to visit! My friend suggested I should wait outside 10~15 minutes before the restaurant opened and oh I was so glad I did. The line up here can get quite long and you won't be seated until you have the whole party with you. Be sure to try their Filipino spaghetti! You know it's authentic when you see sausages on the spaghetti. Their all day breakfast is also a must try (especially the garlic fried rice, oh so good)! Check their instagram for their weekend special menu and maaaaayyyyyyybeeeee plan a visit every week.
Claudia Y.
This place is aesthetic. Look for the bright pink walled house. The inside was a renovated house with lots of plants, kitchsy booths, tropical table cloths and millennial pink. Its hipster central inside. We came on a Sunday morning for brunch and there was a line outside. The door was locked so you have to knock and someone opens the door to take your name down. Maybe because it was a windy and cold day The wait was 20-30 minutes so it wasn't short. The eggplant omelette had a satisfying meaty-ness to it from the veggies. The loganisa was delish (but it always is) and the fried rice was super garlicky which is the way I like it. The singing sop was flavourful and warming. It wasn't expensive nor was is cheap, kinda in the middle but also like the food it was good but nothing stood out, but overall a solid brunch spot.
Nowhere else in Toronto is Filipino-style dine-in breakfast this good. Order one of everything, expanding your breakfast protein horizon is good for personal growth.
Carla McVittie
Always delicious. The eggplant torte is the best! My 5 yr old son thought it was "so fancy".
Alex De Celis
One of the best silog places in the city, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Service and staff are friendly, this place is definitely a go-to for brunch every weekend.
E D
Friendly service with a simple menu yet appetizing choices. They only accept cash, so don't forget.
Its a cute spot that serves the simple Filipino breakfast foods/snacks. However, I hope that we will see more items on the menu that go a little further beyond dishes that are "stereotypical" like adobo. Perhaps a weekly signature dish would be good; it can rotate weekly according to what's available in the kitchen like apritada, kare kare etc. to promote a wider range of Filipino foods!
Simple food, elevated flavours...this hole in the wall Filipino diner is truly special. Had a chance to enjoy a meal here pre-apocalypse. In the dead of winter, the temperature inside (on the main level) was frigid....but no matter. The food was hot. I got the all-day breakfast, which comes with fried eggs, a mound of garlic rice, a dollop of ketchup and a choice of protein. I chose the house-made corned beef hash which had some nice crispy edges. Everything was delish. Dave went more traditional with the Sinigang...pork side ribs in a flavourful tamarind citrus broth. Fab. And we shared the french toast. Omg! It's topped with dulce de leche, toasted coconut and almonds. It's a must get. It was altogether far too much food, but worth the food coma. Once Covid passes, get over here for brunch, pronto.
I really enjoyed this place. We went about 2pm and there were empty sits. But note that the place is REALLY small so I am assuming that it gets crowed earlier. The food is simple but really tasty. We had two savory dishes (1 special and 1 all day breakfast) and 1 sweet. All 3 dishes well done, full of flavour. I have no idea if it is autentic Philippine food but it is certainly comfort food from home! ?
Great service and good food! The wait is pretty long (even at 3pm) but it’s worth it. Might want to go earlier in case they run out of certain dishes though.
Been here a few times as my brother swears by this place. The breakfasts are good. I recently had the tortang talong and it was the best dish by far!!!
If you’re looking for a Filipino Restaurant around downtown area I highly recommend visiting BBs. The food is great, staff is cool. I will definitely bring my friends and family and try out the other foods on their menu.
dope fried chicken, also spaghetti was really yummy.
Nice place just off college on lippincott good food nice atmosphere in the annex old Toronto.
WHAT. A. GEM. Been hearing about this place for awhile and I've finally had the chance to visit! My friend suggested I should wait outside 10~15 minutes before the restaurant opened and oh I was so glad I did. The line up here can get quite long and you won't be seated until you have the whole party with you. Be sure to try their Filipino spaghetti! You know it's authentic when you see sausages on the spaghetti. Their all day breakfast is also a must try (especially the garlic fried rice, oh so good)! Check their instagram for their weekend special menu and maaaaayyyyyyybeeeee plan a visit every week.
This place is aesthetic. Look for the bright pink walled house. The inside was a renovated house with lots of plants, kitchsy booths, tropical table cloths and millennial pink. Its hipster central inside. We came on a Sunday morning for brunch and there was a line outside. The door was locked so you have to knock and someone opens the door to take your name down. Maybe because it was a windy and cold day The wait was 20-30 minutes so it wasn't short. The eggplant omelette had a satisfying meaty-ness to it from the veggies. The loganisa was delish (but it always is) and the fried rice was super garlicky which is the way I like it. The singing sop was flavourful and warming. It wasn't expensive nor was is cheap, kinda in the middle but also like the food it was good but nothing stood out, but overall a solid brunch spot.
Restaurantji Recommends
Nowhere else in Toronto is Filipino-style dine-in breakfast this good. Order one of everything, expanding your breakfast protein horizon is good for personal growth.
Always delicious. The eggplant torte is the best! My 5 yr old son thought it was "so fancy".
One of the best silog places in the city, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Service and staff are friendly, this place is definitely a go-to for brunch every weekend.
Friendly service with a simple menu yet appetizing choices. They only accept cash, so don't forget.
AmaZing food, great price, awesome atmosphere