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Introducing: Me and Mine, an eclectic new brunch spot at College and Dufferin

By Alison Mah
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Introducing: Me and Mine, an eclectic new brunch spot at College and Dufferin
(Image: Igor Yu)

Name: Me and Mine Neighbourhood: Little Portugal Contact Info: 1144 College St., 416-535-5858, meandmine.ca, @meandmineto
Owners/Chefs: Melissa daSilva and Joel MacMillan, former chefs at Zócalo in the Junction

The Food: The unconventional brunch menu subs typical bacon-and-egg plates with things like miniature pork pies, kale and goat cheese torte and house-made Southwestern sausage with double-baked cauliflower casserole. Poppy seed pancakes come with cured trout and cucumber salad.

The Place: A relaxed, 30-seat space with white walls, blond wood and R&B on the stereo. A kaleidoscopic wall hanging combines hundreds of colourful leather scraps.

The Numbers: • 300 scraps of leather glued to plywood to create the multicoloured wall collage • 5 savoury items on the brunch menu (plus an almond-cranberry torte and peanut butter cookies) • 3 clay pots for fermenting sauerkraut, inherited from daSilva’s great-grandmother • 1 dinner menu launching after Labour Day

Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine
Introducing: Me and Mine

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