This is a very well known destination for brunch in the Bloor West Village area. I want to share with you my most recent experience there. It seems wedged into its location and most would hope that it was bigger when it came to weekends because of having to wait for a seat.
This vintage location sports a great rustic look that gives you a warm welcoming feeling. The staff was very friendly but are far from mature servers. The menu is great and offers a solid variety. The price point may seem a little expensive but you are guarenteed to not leave hungry.
I have eaten at this location three times and I have yet to have a bad experience here. This is the most consitent restaurants I have been too. I strongly recommend you give this locally friendly location a try. They have a great wine list and a wide variety of draught on tap for all to enjoy.
I enjoyed the Classic Eggs Benedict which is very straight forward. I always say never go out to eat somewhere and order something you would make at home. I will never make hollandaise sauce at home so that answers the question of why Eggs Benny. It was very good and cooked perfectly. The homefries were awesome as they seemed to be freshly chopped potatos. One of my guests had the Dr. G's Clubhouse Sandwich with sweet potato fries which is an added cost of $2. They are not worth the added charge. The sandwich was very tasty and the meat was very juicy and fresh. It had a great smoky taste and the joy of added bacon makes this sandwich happen. My other guest had the Stuffed French Toast Special. This was served with freash fruit and maple syrop. The concensis was that each meal offered something different to satisfy everyone. The deversity but simplicity of the menu makes for an easy choice for a perfect middle of the road and reliable restaurant.
This location also offers take out if you decide you want to eat at home.
With the deversified menu, great specials, and youthful servers Dr. Generosity gets a 8.5 out of 10.
If hungry was a disease, I would send you to Dr. G's for a cure.
- The Hungry Ginger
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