Lift Breakfast Bakery

North Shore


A popular heritage building corner cafe with little square tables and a woodsy, sun-dappled patio, Lift lures locals for coffee and bakery treats throughout the day. But it's also a hugely popular daily brunch hangout, serving classic breakfasts as well as bowls, pancakes, French toast and more. Friday-to-Sunday dinner adds fresh-made pasta to the mix (reservations recommended).


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