Maple Leaf Diner

About Maple Leaf Diner

Maple Leaf Diner is a Canadian-themed restaurant in Dallas, Texas, serving scratch-made diner favorites with a Canadian twist. Founded in 2015 by Mike Delaurier, the diner aims to evoke the flavors of his Canadian childhood. It has received recognition, including D Magazine's Reader's Choice for Best Breakfast and Brunch in Dallas, and features on Paula Dean Magazine for its chicken and waffles. The menu includes breakfast all day, alongside classic diner fare and Canadian specialties like poutine.

The Vibe

The diner offers a casual and cozy atmosphere with Canadian-themed decor. It is known for being family-friendly and can accommodate groups, though it can get moderately noisy during peak hours. Service is generally attentive, with staff often praised for their friendliness and efficiency. While it can be busy, especially on weekends, the comfortable seating and welcoming environment make it a popular spot for relaxed meals.

• casual
• cozy
• family friendly
• moderate noise

What's Good

• Chicken, Bacon & Waffles

  $18.49

  Fried chicken breast and bacon served on Belgian waffles, topped with strawberries and whipped cream. Featured in Paula Deen Magazine.

• Half Poutine

  $6.99

  Hand-cut French fries topped with cheese curds and smothered in brown gravy, a classic Canadian dish.

• Canadian Reuben

  $16.99

  Corned beef, sauerkraut, and Swiss cheese on grilled marble rye bread, served with a special Canuck dressing.

• Chef's Favorite

  $19.49

  Choice of brioche French toast or pancakes, served with three eggs any style, six bacon slices, and fresh fruit.

• French Toast Trio

  $13.99

  Includes two slices of bacon or sausage, two eggs, and French toast, offering a substantial breakfast option.

Perfect For

• brunch
• casual dining
• family meal
• breakfast