Around the city, you'll find an insane amount of sandwich options --whether you're looking for bodega-style hoagies, subs, fried chicken sammies and more. One thing that is quietly becoming more popular are egg sandwiches. There is beauty in the simplicity of an egg sandwich. So long as you have perfectly cooked eggs and the proper accoutrements encased within some great bread, you're definitely living the good life.
Here are some of the best egg sandwiches you can find in Toronto.
13 Baldwin St
Hattendo Cafe
This spot for Japanese cream buns also makes a mean tamago sando on fluffy shokupan.
88 Dundas St E
Egg Club
This popular spot on Dundas makes massive fluffy egg sandwiches that are topped with various options like bacon, sausage, avocado, ham, corn salad and others. They got so busy that they opened another location near Wellesley station and you can expect lineups when visiting.
385 Roncesvalles Ave
Gold Standard
This takeout window out in Roncy is so popular that you can expect to see lineups during busy times. They opened a new location to help with demand, but even then, they are bound to sell out of their popular breakfast sandwiches quickly. Available until 11 a.m. every morning, be sure to get there early.
189 Augusta Ave
Egg Bae
Egg Bae is one of the most popular spots for egg sandwiches in the city. Located in Kensington Market, with a second location opened at Elm, this spot uses organic free range eggs topped with a variety of ingredients and stuffed into a homemade egg bread.
3262 Midland Ave E111
Katsupan Japanese Sandwich
This Japanese bakery in Scarborough offers sandwiches using soft shokupan bread they bake in-house. They have a tamago sando as well as an egg salad sando which is one of their best sellers as well.
Unit A
Wonder Egg
This small spot in North York does incredible Korean-inspired egg sandwiches with soft milk bread and stuffed with fluffy eggs and toppings like shrimp, bulgogi, avocado, tuna salad and more.
4 Crescent Rd
Black Camel
There's a sandwich at Black Camel called the Eggspresso that not many have heard of. Only available weekday mornings until 11 a.m., they use fluffy eggs that were cooked in their espresso machine!
1515 Gerrard St E
Lazy Daisy's Cafe
This small diner out on the east side of town makes some of the best buttermilk pancakes and biscuits around. With those biscuits, they make some of the most outrageous (and delicious) sandwiches in the city; the breakfast ones include fried eggs and a multitude of toppings.
27 Trinity St
Brick Street Bakery - Distillery District
The egg salad sandwich here might be the best in the entire city. It's a classic egg salad with green onions, lettuce and tomato. It sounds so simple but for those in the know, it's amazing.
161 Harbord St
Emmer
This spot does an egg muffin sandwich with a perfectly fluffy egg topped with cheeses, sprouts and whatever else you so choose.
173 Danforth Ave
Dough Bakeshop
The egg sandwich at this bakeshop is incredible. They come with your choice of peameal or tomato/avocado. The egg and cheese are married happily together with the perfect baked bun.
1104 College St
Black Cat Espresso Bar - College
This little cafe does so many things well, like their coffee, pastries and sandwiches. However, it's their breakfast sammy, that gets me up in the morning. Topped with whatever breakfast protein you prefer, it's stuffed into an English muffin that is perfection.
This small Japanese-inspired kitchen opened a shipping container shop at McCormick Park. There, you'll be able to grab some Japanese sandos like their tamago sando enveloped in shokupan slices.
Around the city, you'll find an insane amount of sandwich options --whether you're looking for bodega-style hoagies, subs, fried chicken sammies and more. One thing that is quietly becoming more popular are egg sandwiches. There is beauty in the simplicity of an egg sandwich. So long as you have perfectly cooked eggs and the proper accoutrements encased within some great bread, you're definitely living the good life.
Here are some of the best egg sandwiches you can find in Toronto.
13 Baldwin St
Hattendo Cafe
This spot for Japanese cream buns also makes a mean tamago sando on fluffy shokupan.
88 Dundas St E
Egg Club
This popular spot on Dundas makes massive fluffy egg sandwiches that are topped with various options like bacon, sausage, avocado, ham, corn salad and others. They got so busy that they opened another location near Wellesley station and you can expect lineups when visiting.
385 Roncesvalles Ave
Gold Standard
This takeout window out in Roncy is so popular that you can expect to see lineups during busy times. They opened a new location to help with demand, but even then, they are bound to sell out of their popular breakfast sandwiches quickly. Available until 11 a.m. every morning, be sure to get there early.
189 Augusta Ave
Egg Bae
Egg Bae is one of the most popular spots for egg sandwiches in the city. Located in Kensington Market, with a second location opened at Elm, this spot uses organic free range eggs topped with a variety of ingredients and stuffed into a homemade egg bread.
3262 Midland Ave E111
Katsupan Japanese Sandwich
This Japanese bakery in Scarborough offers sandwiches using soft shokupan bread they bake in-house. They have a tamago sando as well as an egg salad sando which is one of their best sellers as well.
Unit A
Wonder Egg
This small spot in North York does incredible Korean-inspired egg sandwiches with soft milk bread and stuffed with fluffy eggs and toppings like shrimp, bulgogi, avocado, tuna salad and more.
4 Crescent Rd
Black Camel
There's a sandwich at Black Camel called the Eggspresso that not many have heard of. Only available weekday mornings until 11 a.m., they use fluffy eggs that were cooked in their espresso machine!
1515 Gerrard St E
Lazy Daisy's Cafe
This small diner out on the east side of town makes some of the best buttermilk pancakes and biscuits around. With those biscuits, they make some of the most outrageous (and delicious) sandwiches in the city; the breakfast ones include fried eggs and a multitude of toppings.
27 Trinity St
Brick Street Bakery - Distillery District
The egg salad sandwich here might be the best in the entire city. It's a classic egg salad with green onions, lettuce and tomato. It sounds so simple but for those in the know, it's amazing.
161 Harbord St
Emmer
This spot does an egg muffin sandwich with a perfectly fluffy egg topped with cheeses, sprouts and whatever else you so choose.
173 Danforth Ave
Dough Bakeshop
The egg sandwich at this bakeshop is incredible. They come with your choice of peameal or tomato/avocado. The egg and cheese are married happily together with the perfect baked bun.
1104 College St
Black Cat Espresso Bar - College
This little cafe does so many things well, like their coffee, pastries and sandwiches. However, it's their breakfast sammy, that gets me up in the morning. Topped with whatever breakfast protein you prefer, it's stuffed into an English muffin that is perfection.
Imanishi Sando Bar
This small Japanese-inspired kitchen opened a shipping container shop at McCormick Park. There, you'll be able to grab some Japanese sandos like their tamago sando enveloped in shokupan slices.
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