5 Biggest Restaurant Openings in Brampton of 2018

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Published December 27, 2018 at 8:26 pm

When one door closes, another (or several doors) open.

When one door closes, another (or several doors) open.

That was the case in Brampton, because even though we saw a number of restaurant closures in the city, there were also a number of new openings as well.

So let’s take a look at the five biggest restaurant openings in Brampton for 2018.

Fresh TandooriOpen from Monday-Sunday from 11 a.m.-2 a.m., Fresh Tandoori opened in Brampton in summer of 2018 on Charles Street near Queen Street and Kennedy Road.

The new resto boasts Indian-Asian fusion cuisine, with an expansive menu including appetizers, juices, soups, starters, mains, and desserts. There are also appetizers like samosas, pakoras, and even chicken nuggets, classic veggie dishes like shahi paneer and saag, non-veg options like butter chicken, chicken curry, and goat curry, three different kinds of biryani, and a ton of items off of the tandoori grill, of course.

Green Bites Dumpling and Tea BarIf you love dumplings, tea, chicken wings, and Asian-inspired dishes, a brand new dumplings and tea restaurant just opened in Brampton this summer and you’ll want to check it out ASAP! Green Bites Dumpling & Tea Bar has officially opened its doors at 35 Resolution Drive, in the same plaza as Walmart at Rutherford and Steeles.

Green Bites is serving up homemade everything, but its focus is – of course – on dumplings and tea. Here, you’ll find fresh dumplings in a ton of varieties with unique wrappers, meat and vegetarian options included. Tea is also a highlight on the menu. Green Bites features organic loose leaf tea such as dragon well, spring green, high mountain oolong, wuyishan black, iron Buddha and yunnan pu-er.

Little London CafeAnother opening over the summer, Little London Cafe has opened in Brampton in a location on Polonia Avenue, in a plaza near Chinguacousy and Steeles.

Little London Cafe boasts homemade everything, including parfaits, soups, salads, paninis, and even specialty coffees. You can also expect several English themed treats, such as English sausage rolls, beef pies, strawberry and cream scones, and more.

It’s open Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-7 p.m., and Saturday-Sunday from 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Segovia Coffee Company

This year, a brand new independent coffee shop officially opened its doors in downtown Brampton bringing high-quality coffee beans from Nicaragua. Known as Segovia Coffee Company, it opened its doors at 46 Main Street North on July 12.

Segovia is located at the former home of T by Daniel, an independent tea shop that has since moved into Bramalea City Centre. They roast handcrafted 100 per cent Arabica beans in small batches and serve their coffee across the GTA.

The shop serves treats like empanadas, dulche de leche cookies and  of course, a selection of delicious coffee and tea. The cafe space boasts one table at the storefront and a few tables in the back area with a Latin vibe throughout.

Fan D FlameIn 2018, a new Filipino restaurant opened. It’s called Fan “D” Flame, and it’s serving up some delicious food from its spot in the plaza at Main and Bovaird, in the same area at Rona and the passport office.

A ton of classic Filipino dishes, with some Chinese and Western fusion, for breakfast, lunch and dinner. From fried rice and noodles, to chicken wings and spring rolls, to halo-halo and lechon, you’ll find it all at Fan “D” Flame. According to the owners, this new restaurant offers dine-in, takeout and even catering.

Restaurant owners highlight that Fan “D” Flame roasts their pic in house, with an oven that can fit eight pigs for roasting. It’s called Cebu’s lechon, and if you eat pork, this is definitely something you’ll want to try. And, this place serves bubble tea!

Can you think of any other restaurants that opened in Brampton in 2019?

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