There are few combinations as simple yet satisfying as bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise happily sandwiched between toasted bread. Equal parts salty, creamy, fresh and crunchy, a perfect BLT is a thing of beauty. In Toronto, the best BLTS are exemplary versions of the classic, outfitted with premium salt-cured pork, choice breads and the freshest, Ontario-grown produce.
Toronto’s best BLTs go as well with a morning coffee as they do with a night-cap. So much more than the sum of their parts, these sandwiches are not to be overlooked in favour of more ostentatious creations. Order one soon and eat it in the car, on a bench, strolling around town or in a mind-numbing WFH meeting. Then, simply wait for that perfect bite to invigorate your senses and remind you how great a simple sandwich can be.
74 Lippincott St
Aunties & Uncles - CLOSED
Nothing beats Aunties & Uncles classic Fried Egg BLT with a side of home fries.
1640 Dupont St #3
TuckShop Kitchen
With a hefty portion of house-cured and smoked Tuck bacon, lettuce, tomato and basil mayo, TuckShop's BLT leaves nothing to be desired.
699 St Clair Ave W
The Stockyards Smokehouse and Larder
At the Stockyards, no BLT is complete without house-smoked hickory bacon, fried green tomatoes, arugula, and lemon aioli.
1164 Yonge St
The Rosedale Diner
The Rosedale Diner's BLiTa is a BLT nestled into a warm, fresh pita bread.
467 Danforth Ave
Starving Artist
At the Starving Artist, you can have waffles and a BLT happily melded into one delicious dish.
240 Augusta Ave
Nu Bügel
Built on your bagel of choice, from rosemary and sea salt to coconut, Nü's BLT is always made just the way you want.
1515 Gerrard St E
Lazy Daisy's Cafe
Piled high with Mennonite smoked bacon, Roma tomatoes, mixed greens and a choice of homemade chipotle, garlic or plain mayo, Lazy Daisy Café's BLT is simplicity at its finest.
847 Brown's Line
Kettleman's Bagel Co.
There are plenty of ways to top your Kettleman's Montreal-style bagel, but a crunchy, fresh mix of bacon, lettuce and tomato is one of the best.
1260 Bloor St W
Brock Sandwich
With a fried egg thrown on for good measure, Brock Sandwich's house-smoked bacon BLT makes a satisfying meal, morning, noon or night.
4 Crescent Rd
Black Camel
Black Camel's BLT sees pancetta, arugula and roasted tomatoes dressed in herby, delicious, homemade pesto mayo or opt for their chicken BLT.
There are few combinations as simple yet satisfying as bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise happily sandwiched between toasted bread. Equal parts salty, creamy, fresh and crunchy, a perfect BLT is a thing of beauty. In Toronto, the best BLTS are exemplary versions of the classic, outfitted with premium salt-cured pork, choice breads and the freshest, Ontario-grown produce.
Toronto’s best BLTs go as well with a morning coffee as they do with a night-cap. So much more than the sum of their parts, these sandwiches are not to be overlooked in favour of more ostentatious creations. Order one soon and eat it in the car, on a bench, strolling around town or in a mind-numbing WFH meeting. Then, simply wait for that perfect bite to invigorate your senses and remind you how great a simple sandwich can be.
74 Lippincott St
Aunties & Uncles - CLOSED
Nothing beats Aunties & Uncles classic Fried Egg BLT with a side of home fries.
1640 Dupont St #3
TuckShop Kitchen
With a hefty portion of house-cured and smoked Tuck bacon, lettuce, tomato and basil mayo, TuckShop's BLT leaves nothing to be desired.
699 St Clair Ave W
The Stockyards Smokehouse and Larder
At the Stockyards, no BLT is complete without house-smoked hickory bacon, fried green tomatoes, arugula, and lemon aioli.
1164 Yonge St
The Rosedale Diner
The Rosedale Diner's BLiTa is a BLT nestled into a warm, fresh pita bread.
467 Danforth Ave
Starving Artist
At the Starving Artist, you can have waffles and a BLT happily melded into one delicious dish.
240 Augusta Ave
Nu Bügel
Built on your bagel of choice, from rosemary and sea salt to coconut, Nü's BLT is always made just the way you want.
1515 Gerrard St E
Lazy Daisy's Cafe
Piled high with Mennonite smoked bacon, Roma tomatoes, mixed greens and a choice of homemade chipotle, garlic or plain mayo, Lazy Daisy Café's BLT is simplicity at its finest.
847 Brown's Line
Kettleman's Bagel Co.
There are plenty of ways to top your Kettleman's Montreal-style bagel, but a crunchy, fresh mix of bacon, lettuce and tomato is one of the best.
1260 Bloor St W
Brock Sandwich
With a fried egg thrown on for good measure, Brock Sandwich's house-smoked bacon BLT makes a satisfying meal, morning, noon or night.
4 Crescent Rd
Black Camel
Black Camel's BLT sees pancetta, arugula and roasted tomatoes dressed in herby, delicious, homemade pesto mayo or opt for their chicken BLT.
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