Toronto Brunch Guide: Where to find the best smoothie bowls
Breakfast in Toronto doesn’t need to be such a gluttonous affair (although we certainly won’t judge if you want to stuff yourself full of pancakes or bacon ‘n eggers in the am.)
For a sweet, but superfood-rich morning meal, try a smoothie bowl! The big bowls of fruit puree dressed up like parfaits can be found on menus across the GTA.
Here’s where to get the best smoothie bowls in Toronto.
Bolt Fresh Bar
Healthy eating is made easy at this West Queen West eater where açai parfaits are among the menu favourites. Açai Parfaits loaded with berries, banana, coconut milk, lucuma, chia seeds, granola, and shredded coconut offer a sweet-but-nutrient-packed breakfast. Feeling indulgent? Add-ons include whipped coconut cream and various nuts.
Address: 1170 Queen West, Toronto
Instagram: @boltfreshbar
Calii Love
Smoothie bowls look like works of art at this cafe and poke-stop on King West. On the menu, find options like the Proud bowl, a blend of açai, avocado and banana crowned with toppings like granola, banana, coconut flakes, raspberry, cacao nibs and agave nectar drizzle.
Address: 367 King Street West, Toronto
Instagram: @caliiloveco
Mata Petisco
Açai bowls are a staple on the Brazilan breakfast table and this South American snack bar is happy to continue the tradition here in Toronto. At brunch, find açai and granola bowls on the menu, dressed up with banana cream, berry compote, and coconut.
Address: 1690 Queen Street West, Toronto
Instagram: @matabarto
The Fix & Co.
At this juice bar in Etobicoke, you can make any of the smoothies on the menu into a bowl. lovingly layered and topped with granola, nuts, seeds, and seasonal fruits. You’ll find more than a dozen flavours to choose from including the Banana Choco-Chai made with bananas, dates, almond butter, almond milk, spinach, cinnamon and cacao powder.
Address: 1 30th Street, Etobicoke
Instagram: @thefixto
Fuel Plus
Start your day at this fitness-focused eatery where açai berry bowls offer an excellent source of abit-oxidant rich foods. Açai bowls here are made with a variety of berries, bananas, pomegranate juice, chia seeds and shaved coconut.
Address: 471 Church Street, Toronto; 469 Front Street East, Unit 11E, Toronto
Instagram: @fuelplus
The Good Press
Protein-rich and high in magnesium and vitamin E, there five types of açai-based bowls on offer at this Yorkville juice bar. Try The Hippie, a blend of açai berries with bananas that comes topped with hemp seeds, almond butter, superfood granola and fresh fruit.
Address: 87 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto
Instagram: @goodpressjuice
Greenhouse Juice Co.
Select outlets from this local of chain of juiceries carry açai bowls loaded with a rainbow of toppings including fruit, seeds, granola and bee pollen.
Address: 328 Lonsdale Road, Toronto; 740 Queen Street West, Toronto; 5 Macpherson Avenue, Toronto
Instagram: @greenhousejuice
The Grow Op
Get your fix of goodness at this eatery on Ossington Avenue where you can açai bowls made up of berries with hemp milk and seeds, bananas, granola, maple syrup and shredded coconut. Looking to get a little more protein in your diet? Try the peanut butter version with added PB-coconut whip and chocolate peanut butter crumble.
Address: 222 Ossington Avenue, Toronto
Instagram: @thegrowopto
Kupfert & Kim
The Spadina Avenue outpost from this popular meatless, wheatless restaurant offers colour coded smoothie bowls on its brunch menu. Go green with an avocado, banana and kale bowl or opt for the blue bowl comprising avocado, blueberries and cashew butter. Both options come topped with seasonal berries, apples, chia, hemp seeds, and granola.
Address: 140 Spadina Avenue, Toronto
Instagram: @kupfertkim
Revitasize
Smoothie bowls start with a blend base of açai, berries and bananas and can be customized with a variety of toppings from this juice company and salad bar with locations in Toronto and Thornhill.
Address: 1470 Centre Street, Unit 15, Thornhill; 70 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto
Instagram: @revitasize
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