Queen Gypsy

Small but very nice what really matters is the food. And it will not disappoint you very good home made style food.

Hanging out with my fiancé and some friends! A customer recommended the pirogies, and holy damn they are to die for!!! We all had them, and my fiancé even had two servings! Arrive was fast and not only friendly but also funny. We will definitely be back soon! Thanks so much QG xo

Absolutely Delicious!!! I eat here weekly, I can’t get enough of these homemade fresh eats!
The owners are friendly and welcoming. And their chef takes true pride in his food.
Pirogies and the bake potato soup are to die for!

What a great experience!
We were trying to figure out what the options were for Taste of Brampton and Queen Gypsy’s looked like the best deal — one appetizer or small salad, one main and dessert for 20.00. We called about 20 minutes before heading there and the woman that answered was super helpful answering questions about vegetarian options and she reserved her last empty table of two for us.
They were easy to find right near Brampton city hall but the parking can be a bit tricky on a busy Friday night. The restaurant is small but really cute inside. Gypsy chic we will call it!
The menu has a nice array of options (mostly meat driven but that’s to be expected) and it’s not too big which I actually like because in most circumstances that means they do what they do well. For my appetizer I got the roasted red peppers, main — eggplant and zucchini panini, dessert — blueberry perogies. The roasted red peppers were amazing! I have never had something like that before. They are skinned, seasoned and in oil and vinegar, they were perfectly tender, I need to do this at home. The sandwich was super delicious — I got it without cheese (which would probably make it even more amazing lol). The bread was super crunchy and the veggies were perfectly cooked inside. The panini came with beets and slaw both were really good. The dessert Omg, I would say maybe it was so good because it was cheating on the no dairy (btw I am failing at least once a week at this lol) but these were spectacular!!! They were kind of chewy (in a good way) not overly sweet, the sweet came from the custard they sat in.
My boyfriend got the Bruschetta which was done with roasted peppers as well and feta, the bread looked great and super crunchy. He confirmed that it was delicious and I could tell by how quick they went! For his main the gypsy stew which came with rice, corn bread, slaw and beets. He ate the whole thing and confirmed it was great, he also got the blueberry perogies and feels the same as me!
This experience reminded me of what it would be like to go to a Serbian friends house and having an amazing home cooked meal. Seriously that sounds awesome? Highly recommend.

Cozy, bright, happy, eclectic décor. Warm and friendly service. Free parking at City Hall on the week end, main St exit puts you right across the street. Tried the Bruschetta, Schnitzel, Gypsy Stew, Blueberry perogies. All excellent. Table close to us by the fireplace was repeat customers, always a good sign.
Very reasonable prices, good drink selections. Definitely coming back. Hours of business are different than listed, submitted update. Mon-​Fri 11-​midnight, week-​ends 4– midnight. Wednesdays live Spanish music 7−11pm and also on Valentines day from 6 pm.
Great discovery from the Taste of Downtown Brampton.

Great ambiance. The stuffed red peppers were amazing! The staff is friendly and the music is at a perfect volume. Pub like atmosphere with a little bit of funky appeal. Great date spot!

I love the home-​made style food, the warmth of the owner, and the charming atmosphere. I would have given this five stars because of how comfy and delightful it is, but the service has been quite slow both times I visited. I will definitely be back, but not when I am in a big hurry.

I’d be lying if I said I didn’t find this place in a drunken stupor but that does not take any value out of the following review!
Downtown Brampton has something that is cool and original. I didn’t know if I would ever say that.
The décor is amazing. The whole concept seemed so fresh and modern and yet inviting; I can’t say enough good things. The service was really friendly. The food is almost unreasonably inexpensive.
And the offerings are different enough that I want to try everything on the menu. How bold is it to serve beets with so many menu items? Bold but awesome because beets are dope.
Even as I’m writing this review I am mad at myself for not coming here since the last time I came here. GO NOW. Support this place Brampton. Seriously.

Great atmosphere. Fun cozy down to earth, feel like your on a holiday type place. Great for after work drink and more. The owner is supper friendly and knows regular customers by name. She went out if her way to look into something for me that was none business related. I ordered two meals to go… cabbage rolls and a stew. Both were tasty. This was my first visit. I’ll be going back to dine in. Can’t wait to try the progies:)

I knew it was going to be a good night when I entered this little café/​bistro/​best place in Brampton! I encourage anyone and everyone to skip The Works and all of the other more popular places in downtown Brampton and try Queen Gypsy! Why, you ask? Well, to start with the staff are amazing, friendly and very personal, the owner stopped at our table throughout the night to chat with us, offered some secret menu options.pst. Blueberry pierogis are a thing and you can find them here!
I ordered the goulash, a corona and my girlfriends and I shared a plate of their pierogis… The café itself is so sweet, full of DIY art and décor, when the food comes it is just like you’re at home or a friends house, I swear I almost said «thanks Mom», when the waitress brought my dinner; it is THAT comfortable. Anyways, back to the food, this is heaven on a plate, we were all «mmmmm» and «yummmm» throughout the night. The pierogis are great, they are so different; smothered in alfredo and filled with cheese, deepfried on both sides, delicious! The goulash is so homemade it will make you smile as soon as you put the fork in your mouth, it is a rich stew with beef and carrots served on a bed of rice, with a side of salad and cornbread.
I am beyond grateful for the hospitality of Queen Gypsy, this is just the place to be when in Brampton! All of this and the bill cost under twenty dollars for each of us! Woo hoo!
Just a friendly tip: It is a small area, I am not sure how many tables are in the place or if they can accommodate large groups.

This restaurant is something different from the everyday place. It’s influenced by Eastern European food and everything is made from scratch. On a Thursday evening it wasn’t very busy. It’s very close to Rose Theatre so it was a great place to grab a bite before going to the theatre. I tried the goulash and my friend had the perogies. The goulash plate was very filling and is a lot of food. It was tasty and I enjoyed it. The menu description could have been better. The plate comes with beet salad coleslaw and cornbread. I am not a fan of cornbread and I hate beets. I would have preferred more coleslaw instead. The cornbread was a bit dry in my opinion… But I am also not an expert. I would recommend this place. Especially if you feel for a good home cooked type of meal.

A must see/​try if you are in the Brampton downtown area. Homemade delicious food. Friendly staff. And a cozy décor. Since the new year they have upgraded the seating area and now have a liquor license! I’ve had just about everything on the menu and its all very good. I do recommend trying the pierogi’s the first time. If you aren’t into pierogi’s you can’t go wrong with the other items on the menu.

Hey Brampton, have you been downtown recently? Well if not, you should because there are some AMAZING businesses popping up down there that you need to check out ASAP.
You heard it here first: Queen Gipsy is THE café you need to try out.
Found this place while walking the street and when I entered I knew it was something special. It’s decorated with a a gypsy elegance and a little flair. I liked it.
I wasn’t able to try their coffee (I was already 2 in that day) but I did have a green tea and a sausage roll. Sausage rolls are my weakness, but then again when I found out that all their baked goods are made fresh and in house, everything became my weakness.
I saw their massive sticky buns and their cinnamon bunz and my knees went weak! This is definitely on my food bucketlist for the next time in around — diet be damned!
Eatcrest Out!

A great place for coffee, baked goods and savory meals. Liquor license coming soon. Good eastern European style food like cabbage rolls and schnitzel with other offerings like panini sandwiches, and tacos.
A funky decors makes it a cool hangout.

Brampton, and downtown Brampton in particular, really needed this place and I really hope they’re around a long time. A great coffee shop/​bistro and even bakery as they bake their own goods — including full loaves of artisan bread. Their food is Central/​Eastern European based and make their own Goulash, Schnitzel, stuffed peppers etc… They also offer you standard (but good) sandwiches and possibly Paninis. I know many (including myself) complain that Brampton doesn’t offer enough locally-​run, ‘cool’, high quality places. So check these guys out and support them — I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.
On another note: they plan to be open for dinner when they get their liquor license which is apparently a month or two away. Good for me since I’m generally out of the area at work most times they’re presently open.

Love love love this place!!!
Love The people… The food
The conversation
Ambience is outstandingly warm and hospitable !!!
I can’t wait to go back to this restaurant and I’ve heard the menu has recently been changed to include some of my favorites. I’m coming back to look out