Eggslut Opens Second Toronto Location at Yonge and Dundas on November 5

The LA-born egg sandwich sensation Eggslut is doubling down on Toronto. The chain has announced a grand opening on Thursday, November 5, 2026, for its second Toronto location at 10 Dundas Street East, right in the heart of Yonge and Dundas. The new outpost puts one of the most hyped breakfast sandwiches in North America within walking distance of TMU and Eaton Centre, and it arrives just months after the brand’s Canadian debut at 545 King Street West in King West back on April 30, 2026.

What makes it special

Eggslut did not start in a boardroom. The brand began in 2011 as a humble food truck in Los Angeles, built on a simple but bold idea: the egg deserved a starring role, not a supporting one. The concept caught fire fast, and the truck grew into a global chain with locations in major cities around the world. Toronto finally got its taste this year with the King West opening, and the lines since then have made one thing clear: the city wanted more.

The Yonge and Dundas expansion answers that demand. This is one of the busiest pedestrian intersections in Canada, a crossroads of students, shoppers, office workers, and tourists. A second location here is not just about capacity, it is about putting Eggslut’s signature menu in front of the downtown crowd that moves through this corridor every single day.

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The Fairfax sandwich on a toasted brioche bun.

What to expect

Expect the same menu that made the LA original famous. The headliner is the Fairfax: scrambled egg with chives, cheddar, and sriracha mayo served on a warm brioche bun. It is the sandwich that built the brand, creamy, spicy, and unapologetically rich.

For something more indulgent, there is The Slut: a coddled egg on a bed of potato puree, served in a glass jar with baguette slices on the side. You mix, you scoop, you mop up the jar with the bread. It is half breakfast, half ritual, and it remains the most photographed item on the menu for a reason.

The format is fast casual, so you can expect counter service, a tight focused menu, and food that is built for the morning rush. The 10 Dundas location sits in a high-traffic retail corridor, which suggests it will be geared toward quick breakfast stops, lunch pickups, and late-morning crowds spilling over from TMU and the shopping district.

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The Slut, served in a glass jar with baguette.

Practical details

The new Eggslut opens Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 10 Dundas Street East (Yonge and Dundas), Toronto. It is steps from Dundas subway station, the Toronto Metropolitan University campus, and Eaton Centre.

The first Toronto location at 545 King Street West in King West opened April 30, 2026, and remains open. Official announcements for the Canadian expansion have come through Eggslut Canada’s Instagram account, with additional reporting by Over Here Toronto and blogTO.

Who it is for

This is for TMU students looking for a breakfast upgrade before class, for downtown shoppers who want something better than food court fare, and for anyone who waited in the King West line and wished there were another option. If you are an early riser who takes the egg seriously, November 5 is a date to mark. If you have never tried Eggslut, the Fairfax is the correct first order.

When does Eggslut open at Yonge and Dundas?

The grand opening is Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 10 Dundas Street East. Note that some early reports incorrectly said Wednesday; November 5, 2026 is a Thursday.

What is the most famous Eggslut sandwich?

The Fairfax is the signature: scrambled egg, chives, cheddar, and sriracha mayo on a brioche bun. It was the hero of the original LA food truck menu.

What is The Slut at Eggslut?

The Slut is a coddled egg served over potato puree in a glass jar, accompanied by baguette slices for scooping.

Where is the first Toronto Eggslut?

The first Toronto location opened April 30, 2026, at 545 King Street West in the King West neighbourhood.