New breakfast sandwiches in Toronto are making sure you get up on the right side of the bed with saucy, cheesy creations that might just make you a morning person.

Whether you're a bacon, egg and cheese purist or craving something that breaks the mold, these brekkie sandwiches are just the thing you need to put an extra pep in your step.

Here are some new places in Toronto to eat breakfast sandwiches.

Made Rite Coffee

While you can get your hands on all of your favourite caffeinated beverages at this Kensington Market coffee shop, it's the sandwiches that really steal the show. Brighten up your brekkie by pairing your cuppa joe with a classic bacon, egg and cheese, or amp things up with their hefty sausage, egg and cheese, both of which are served on pillowy buns.

Osprey Cafe

Don't let the fact that this Parkdale cafe doubles as a hair salon fool you — there are no dead ends when it comes to their breakfast menu. They freshen up the average breakfast sandwich with a slice of juicy tomato and a healthy smear of pesto mayo, just for good measure.

One of the breakfast sandwiches at Osprey Cafe in Parkdale comes with eff, tomato and cheese on an English muffin.

Hot Pork

With a name like that, it should come as no surprise that a classic pork sausage, egg and cheese sandwich is among this Dundas West spot's most popular creations, but you can really amp up your meal by opting for their crowning jewel, the Smoked Beef Brisket sandwich, which includes a fried egg and delightfully melty cheese.

The Smoked Beef Brisket sandwich is a must-try at Hot Pork.

Typist Studios & Coffee

There are a host of breakfast offerings at this Annex coffee shop, but if you're in the market for something savoury, it doesn't get much better than their traditional bacon, egg and cheese. In the market to try something new? Their tomato, za'atar and labneh bagel will make you believe in love at first bite.

The tomato, za'atar and labneh bagel at Typist Studios & Coffee is giving the BEC a run for its money.

Blue Collar Bakery

This Bloordale Village bakery concept is by the same folks behind Bar Neon, so you know they're going to be doing breakfast sandwiches right.

The breakfast sandwich at Blue Collar Bakery.

Their breakfast sandwich boasts a perfectly crispy fried egg, chipotle mayo and your choice of protein or kale all packed into a fluffy-yet-substantial housemade English muffin.