V-vegan
VEG-vegetarian
GF-gluten free
DF-dairy free
with bacon bits, Parmesan cheese, and warm potato slices
$15.00
(V)
with roasted peach, fresh blueberry, pickled cranberries, and honey mustard balsamic dressing
$12.00
Filet of sole
$10.00
Roasted chicken supreme
$10.00
Hot lunch served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
V-vegan
VEG-vegetarian
GF-gluten free
DF-dairy free
Choice of fries, onion rings, or salad.
Lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle on a brioche bun
$9.50
Lettuce, tomato, red onion on a brioche bun
$9.50
(VEG)
Lettuce, tomato, red onion on a brioche bun
$7.50
Fried egg, bacon, and cheddar on an English muffin
$5.00
Lettuce, tomato, red onion, mango chutney, guacamole on a brioche bun
$10.50
(V)
(GF)
Lettuce, tomato, red onion, spicy mayo on a tortilla
$8.00
(VEG)
Local Ontario cheese curds, herb gravy
Small: $7.00
Large: $9.00
Five pieces served with fries or salad
$9.50
(VEG)
Small: $3.50
Large: $6.00
(VEG)
$2.30
$2.30
(VEG)
$1.60
(V)
$1.30
Breakfast served until 10:30 a.m.
Two eggs any style, home fries, choice of bacon or sausage, and toast
$6.50
with small coffee: $7.50
with large coffee: $8.00
Fried egg, bacon, and cheddar on an English muffin
$5.00
Served with home fries and toast
$6.00
Multigrain bread, marinated tomatoes
$5.00
Bacon, lettuce, tomato
$5.00
Bacon, egg, lettuce, tomato
$5.50
Brioche bun, cheddar cheese
$5.00
$4.00
$3.00
$3.00
$4.00
$4.00
Plain, whole wheat, or everything
$2.00
$1.30
$2.00
$1.60
Two pieces
$2.50
Daily specials are served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The daily special may change without notice. To confirm today's special, please call 416-325-7396.
Butter chicken with rice and vegetables
Beef brisket with potatoes and vegetables
Italian sausage and rapini pasta
Fish and chips
Vegetable and tofu Thai curry with rice
Leslie Frost became Premier of Ontario in May, 1949, and led the province during a significant era of economic growth following the Second World War.
In 1880, the provincial government launched a design competition for a new provincial legislative building to be situated at Queen’s Park, Toronto - an early design proposal is pictured here.
Agnes Macphail - one of Ontario's first two women MPPs - became the first woman in the province’s history to chair a meeting of the Legislative Assembly on March 1st, 1951.
The first permanent statue honoring a historic figure on the grounds at Queen’s Park – that of Father of Confederation George Brown (1818-1880) – was unveiled in 1884.
Following Edward Blake’s resignation, Oliver Mowat is sworn in as Ontario Premier. Along with his reputation as a lawyer and as a Father of Confederation, his many reforms would shape the province with programs such as worker’s compensation and children’s aid.
The Legislative Building and grounds are grandly decorated to welcome the first official royal visit of a reigning monarch. On May 22nd, 1939, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth entered the Legislature and were honoured during a ceremony in the Legislative Chamber.
