The first thing that hits you when you arrive at Naijajollof is the aroma.

Think fresh jollof rice steaming from the pan, sizzling suya straight off the grill, and authentic puff-puff just out of the fryer. Each dish on the brunch menu reflects the heart of Nigerian and Caribbean food; rich in spice, rooted in tradition, and made with the same care you’d find in a family kitchen.

From peppered turkey to plantain, meat pies to seasoned patties, every dish is crafted using local ingredients and spices that evoke memories of home. 

Whether you’re craving something hearty or looking for light bites, the selection is as diverse as the people who walk through the door.

The Music Sets the Mood

This isn’t just brunch. It’s a full cultural vibe. From Afrobeat rhythms to Caribbean jams, the music plays a big part in shaping the experience. It’s loud enough to keep the energy high, yet chill enough to let conversations flow. Whether you’re vibing solo or coming with friends, the playlist makes every bite feel like a celebration.

A Brunch That Builds Community

Everyone’s welcome here. First-timers, regulars, couples, cousins, co-workers. It’s a gathering spot where people connect over shared tastes and good vibes. It’s not just about the food. It’s about the feeling of belonging, even among strangers. That’s part of what keeps people coming back.

A Brunch That Doubles as a Celebration

Birthdays, linkups, pre-events — people often turn A Likkle Brunch into something more. The atmosphere makes it easy. No need for reservations or fancy dress codes. Just show up, grab your seat, and enjoy. It’s perfect for marking a moment or making an ordinary Sunday feel extra special.

Food Service That Makes You Feel Seen

It’s not just the food that’s made with love, the service is equally heartfelt. The team at Naija Jollof is warm, attentive, and genuinely happy to see you. There’s an unforced friendliness here that leaves a lasting impression.

Even on the busiest Sundays, there’s still time for a smile, a quick check-in, or a casual chat that makes the whole experience feel more personal. That kind of service is rare, and it’s part of what keeps guests loyal.

What Our Guests Are Saying

Don’t just take our word for it. People who’ve been to A Likkle Brunch can’t stop talking:

“You walk in for food and walk out with a new go-to spot.” — Chidera A.(Mississauga)

“Tastes like home, sounds like Lagos, and feels like Toronto. 10/10.” — Jason M.(Scarborough)

It’s not hype. It’s the kind of place that surprises you in the best way.

Two Locations, Same Vibe

Whether you’re based downtown or out in the suburbs, there’s a Naija Jollof ready to welcome you.

Toronto

592 Queen Street West – A cozy, vibrant space right in the heart of the city. You’ll find it at Queen and Bathurst, and yes, there’s always a bit of a scene there on Sundays. But it’s the good kind. The kind that makes you wish you discovered it earlier.

Brampton

 A more laid-back spot, but with the same energy. This is where families, friend groups, and curious foodies gather to enjoy a chilled brunch that still packs plenty of punch.

No matter which one you go to, the atmosphere is open and welcoming. And both spots are ready for you from 4 PM to 10 PM every Sunday.

What’s on the Plate?

The name might say “likkle,” but trust us, there’s nothing small about the flavor. The brunch spread changes slightly sometimes, but you’ll usually find:

• Jollof rice that tastes just like it does back home

• Well-seasoned grilled chicken or suya that disappears fast

• Fried plantains (of course)

• Beef and chicken patties with that perfect flaky crust

• Puff-puff that’s sweet, soft, and dangerously moreish

• Spicy house-made sauce for dipping, drizzling, or scooping

• Drinks? Oh, they’ve got those too. Mimosas, tropical cocktails, and non-alcoholic refreshers for those who want the taste without the buzz. You can keep it chill or get into brunch mode with a little bubbly on the side. It’s your call.