Eggslut coming to Toronto
- Eggslut, the L.A. breakfast chain, will open its first Toronto (and Canada) location next week. (blogto.com) - The specific detail: the opening is slated for next week, marking the brand's Canadian debut. (blogto.com) - The move signals continued demand for egg-forward fast-casual breakfast concepts in new markets. (blogto.com)
Eggslut will open its first Toronto restaurant — and its first in Canada — on Thursday, April 30, on King Street West. (blogto.com) The Los Angeles chain announced the date on April 16 and said the King Street West shop is the start of its Canadian rollout. A second Toronto location near Yonge and Dundas is scheduled to open in summer 2026. (newswire.ca) Eggslut built its name on egg sandwiches and a signature dish called the Slut: a coddled egg over potato purée served in a glass jar with baguette. Its current menu also lists the Fairfax sandwich with soft-scrambled eggs, cheddar, caramelized onions and sriracha mayo. (eggslut.com) The company says it was founded in Los Angeles in 2011, first as a food truck, and later opened a permanent stall in Grand Central Market in 2013. Its locations page now lists restaurants in the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom and Australia. (eggslut.com 1) (eggslut.com 2) Toronto has been drawing more U.S. food brands this year, with BlogTO separately reporting planned local debuts for Bobby’s Burgers and DL Chicken. Eggslut’s launch adds another imported fast-casual name to downtown Toronto’s spring opening calendar. (blogto.com 1) (blogto.com 2) The opening also lands as Toronto restaurants push into patio and warm-weather season, when King West foot traffic typically rises. BlogTO reported multiple chains and large-format restaurants starting their 2026 patio season in late March and April. (blogto.com) For Eggslut, the immediate test is simple: whether a brand that turned breakfast sandwiches into a Los Angeles cult hit can pull the same lines on King Street West on April 30. (blogto.com)
