Tiny Boxwoods

I have found a little gem in the River Oaks area for brunch! Coming in with my sister, the restaurant was bustling with customers, and we had to wait line to get a table for a while. However, the food and service was totally worth it. Their cheese board is so unique I cant find it at any other spot in the area, and the burger was great too. Their customer service was great, willing to relocate us at our request to another table once it's clear, although we have already ordered.

I fell in love with the food, with the scene, with the music, everything. Very elegant, lots of plants to see while you wait for your food. The food tastes absolutely delicious. Their “Beet It Burger” is a recommend! A no meat burger that is a must try. I accompanied my burger with a Mint Lemonade, my tummy was satisfied. Definitely returning.

despite there being a line to order, service was efficient and professional. after you order at the counter, someone helps you find a table! the restaurant is quite large in terms of indoor and outdoor seating, but parking is very limited. (you can park down the street at tiny’s milk & cookies, or on the street!) avocado toast was pretty hefty and difficult to eat neatly, but flavour wise was great

Great first experience. A smaller space but feels homey and definitely a great place for a date. Had the black and blue. A fillet with blue cheese risotto and a mushroom sauce. Photo makes the portion look small but it was a good sized filet mignon. Also a side of house fries. Drinks were decent too. Food was tasty and filling. Only gripe is it is a bit pricey. Expect to spend $150 for two with drinks included. Definitely wanted more substance when spending that much. More if you opt to eat appetizers. Will be coming back soon!

Beautiful venue, great food and attentive staff! We arrived around 9:30am on a Saturday and there was no line to order, and no trouble finding somewhere to sit. It definitely started getting busier around 10am. The outdoor atmosphere is lovely. We enjoyed strolling through the nursery after eating. The food is great! I ordered the avocado toast and a cinnamon roll. This is probably an unpopular opinion but I think the portions could be smaller. I couldn’t finish the avocado toast nor the pastry, nor would I have finished either on their own. Very rich and so calorie dense. For a healthier experience I’d take something smaller, but I know many people prefer large portions. I know better for next time to share a dish or order a smaller, singular item :) Overall, would 100% return to this lovely spot!

The food is delicious! I thoroughly enjoyed the freshness of the pesto on my sandwich, and the side of fruit was particularly sweet. If you have the room after your meal, I absolutely recommend getting a cookie! The parking is a bit tricky, and the wait time for the line can be challenging if you are on a time limit. It's definitely worth a visit if you've got time to spare.

We enjoyed a beautiful Mother’s Day brunch here. We arrived just after they opened at 10 am and the line was already 45-60 minutes long. It was a little hot in the sun but overall, waiting amidst the beautiful garden is not bad at all. The reason the line is long is there is only one register open to take orders - I guess that helps with table flow and food prep. It did not take long for our food to come out. Our waiter was nice and took a group photo of us from both sides of the table. I know he was super busy so the extra little touches are appreciated. Everyone enjoyed their food and it was all quite tasty. Afterwards, we meandered through the garden at Thompson Hanson. All in all, a perfect way Mother’s Day brunch.