Waffle De Rêve

What is Waffle De Rêve? Tucked inside the lower-level EPlace food court at 6 Eglinton Avenue East—just below The Burger's Priest—Waffle De Rêve is a specialized Midtown counter bridging European waffle-making with traditional Turkish frozen sweets. The compact open-kitchen stall puts heavy cast irons front and centre, baking crisp Belgian and bubble waffles to order right in front of arriving diners. Seating is strictly food hall style with shared communal tables, making it built for speedy grab-and-go treats or casual quick bites.

Waffle De Rêve Menu & What to Order The defining draw here is the authentic Turkish Maraş ice cream, churned with goat milk and salep orchid root to yield its distinctive, stretchy, slow-melting chew. For a decadent signature build, order the Toronto Maple, which tops a golden waffle with sliced bananas, pure maple syrup, and a dark Belgian chocolate drizzle. The Istanbul History is another heavy hitter loaded with Nutella, fresh strawberries, and white chocolate, while the NYC Dream cuts rich mocha sauce with tart blueberries and raspberry coulis.

Know Before You Go As a walk-up food court stall, reservations are nonexistent, but wait times stay brisk even during the post-dinner and after-school rush. Direct indoor access to Eglinton subway station makes this an effortless transit stop, sparing visitors the hassle of Midtown surface traffic and paid parking garages. Operating hours run seven days a week from midday straight through late evening.