Cora’s Breakfast & Lunch

Great breakfast place they have lots of options and EXCELLENT service! The server was super friendly and accommodating! It took awhile for our food to come out, but it was worth the wait. I got Peggy’s poached and it was delicious! I recommend this place!

Good food, massive portions. Do not come here on the weekends during the hours of 11AM-​1PM. You won’t get a seat, and even when you do get a seat, your food will take forever to arrive because of how busy this place gets. But I guess it’s busy because people like the food here.

Good stuff. Staff were friendly and accommodating. Wish I got something with eggs though. Next time!

The breakfast selection is abundant and the choices all look good. If you don’t want the typical bacon and eggs they have a healthy selection of choices with fruit. Service is excellent with a free refilling of coffee. Be prepared for long line ups on weekends.

I could say I’m a regular at this location. Food is fresh, service is usually fast, the place gets packed rly fast on weekends. I definitely recommend the egg Benedict’s. 2 eggs r usually what I order. It’s absolutely delicious. Best restaurant in the loblawz plaza.

Our group meets every Tuesday morning. Breakfast use to come cold and slow. I politely spoke to the server and explain the problem to her. For the last month our 10 to 14 breakfasts are fresh, being served on warm plates with hot coffee. Thanks for the good service.

I am a regular customer of Coras. I absolutely love that location. People are friendly, fun to talk to and they serve fresh orange juice. Not only that, the portions are huge.
Their salmon Benedict is just astounding. There’s nothing much I can complain about the place. Oh! And the bottomless coffee. MM mmm

Okay so I have been going to Cora’s multiple times in different locations and they all just seem to be lacking on service speed, it’s a big problem. Every single time I go, the wait is longer than 20 mins and usually I order something super ordinary like French toast or an omelette with spinach. They don’t even bring some bread until we already have our meal which I don’t understand. The bread should come early to sustain the customers. Also, although the food is usually mediocre, one time I just buckwheat crepes that were just awful. They looked days old and were sour and not sweet at all. Just some advice for incoming customers!

Had Eggs Benedict. They were miniscule! And cold… did I mention that they were cold?! Very overpriced and I am really surprised that they have lasted!

This location is the best I’ve been to. The portions are large and the service is personable. I’ve been here a couple of times, and the taste and quality of food has been pretty consistent. The wait time to be seated isn’t as ridiculous as some of the other locations, and there seems to be more elderly people here than small kids.
Tip: Take note when your waiter asks if you want add-​ons with your dish (ie. sauteed mushrooms, cottage cheese. etc) because they don’t specify it’s for an additional cost. When they take your order, they ALWAYS ask you if you want add-​ons. I was stupid to assume it was included in the price of my meal.

This is the best Cora’s in the GTA with impecable service and very consistant food. Most Cora’s I feel seem to not have enough staff working and feel very disorganized. Anyways I highly recommend and I personally eat there every week.

I have heard so much about it but timings are weird. Either keep it consistent or stay out of business, Never really got the experience, cuz when it’s open it’s too crowded.

The Egg Benedicts there, it is one of the favorites. I like the presentation and each plate comes with a lot of fruits. It is good to have something different at lunch.

When I could enjoy breakfast’s out, my girlfriend and I would hit up places like Wimpy’s and Cora’s.
Specifically, the line at Cora’s can be brutal, seating is awkward at times, and is it just me or is the table with 4 – 6 elderly people always there no matter what time of day I show up, and always on a perfect angle to watch us eat, making it feel like I’m 3 years old again.
Anyways, what really gets me, and I can’t quite put my finger on it, is that Cora’s gives everyone I know the runs. Be sure to find a great washroom to plan your bum on for the next 3 hours after you eat.

Huge buzz about this place. From its humble beginnings in Montréal to its monstrous lines that circle every location, Cora’s has hit the big time with the success this franchise carries and the long lines that ensue, even in the suburbs, I was excited to try Cora’s. Sadly, I left disappointed. Something was just missing. There was no charm, no finesse, no umph! You need that umph especially if it’s for brunch. Brunch places should have the ability to kick your ass and jump start you towards your day or at least have you look forward to doing a slow nothing. I want my face blown off with great crepes, omelets, and Benedicts that were all present but they didn’t live up to the Cora’s hype. It was all text book. Crepes were lifeless, omelets were huge but missed the mark on flavor, and the Hollandaise was just… average! It’s not that Cora’s wasn’t good, it just wasn’t great and definitely wasn’t worth the insane line.
Staff was nice and worked as quick as they could but you can sometimes see they are rushed, understandably so as there is a huge line out the door with cranky people that have yet to eat all day. This is definitely not a place where you can sit around and talk for a bit after your brunch as a voodoo curse will be dispelled against you to make you move. I look at this place like a slow fast food restaurant. Yeah, the food is fresh, unlike fast food, but you eat and then you get kicked out. No time to enjoy this place, we need those tables or the Italian lady in the mink is gonna beat you with the complimentary fudge by the front door.
Décor is something else. Lots of paint on the walls of awkward cartoon characters and dish names all over. It was like eating in a toddlers room that had free reign with his crayons and only knew how to spell names of brunch dishes. Besides the paint the décor isn’t anything memorable. Normal tables, banquettes, and chairs… is there such a thing as Normal tables, banquettes, and chairs? There is now and you can find them at Cora’s.
Overall, brunch here was good. Service was relatively quick, considering the packed house, and food was fresh. I did enjoy how the fruit was cut into shapes but I’m a child at heart. Apple stars are cool no matter where you’re from and if you don’t like them, tell me and I will help you look for your soul. Food was good and prices were just a tad expensive for what you get but you will leave full as the portions are huge. The wait is dreadful, even in the dead of winter people come here and line up outside. I just don’t think it is worth the wait and hassle but being Richmond Hill, your options are slim.