One of our favourite cafe around the city. Their lattes are really smooth and leaves no bitter…read moreaftertaste. We also like to come and buy their beans, as the beans are good quality and when we make the expresso, it comes out nicely. It's a cozy place, it has a seating area both inside and outside. The service is pretty much like any cafe, you order at the counter and find a seat that you like.

Extreme rude behaviour from the women seem to be the manager or owner. Will never returnread more

This is my latest favourite spot! They have the right amount of Matcha!!!!…read more I'd recommend the strawberry and coconut matcha lattes, the mango juice in their mango latte overpowered the matcha entirely. The new space has seating for maybe 4/5 people max, pretty much a pick up and go spot. Don't expect too much seating! You order off the two iPads upon entering the cafe, then they make the drinks prettt quickly.

I really appreciate how Wu Wei offers various drink sizes (S, M, L) and provides a non-dairy option…read moreat no extra cost. I ordered the Strawberry Matcha half-sweet and think I could have ordered it full sweetness. The matcha amount was generous albeit a little too grassy/vegetal for my liking. I like that you can watch the matcharistas make it in front of you with proper whisking techniques.

What a wonderful hidden gem. An es-perience that perks the day!! Great ambience. Awesome serviceread more

Very good service, the prices are affordable, the quality of the product are high standard…read morematerials for beginner or professional barista.

They make great lattes! I bought coffee beans, too, and I'm really enjoying them. The employees…read morewere very helpful.

Cute cafe with a few tables, not busy Monday afternoon and got my drink pretty fast. The latte was…read moretasty and the staff is very friendly. Might be nice place get some work done but I didn't pay too much attention to plugs so make sure to have the laptops charged.

Great third wave coffee AND open at 630a on a Sunday. Cheerful service and baked goods made in…read morehouse (didn't get to try but would have if I was hungry). There are a handful of tables and a counter with high tops for enjoying your delicious brew. By the numbers: Food N/A Drink 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 4/5 Value 5/5 Espresso - Excellent. Bright and acidic the way I like it.

Cool spot with great coffee. Fast and friendly staff. A lot of seasonal drinks and juice. Not a lot…read moreof seating area but a few cool art pieces decorated through out the store. Store plays music and can be loud from street noise so not idea for doing work.

Easy to locate in an unassuming plaza…read more Client service was AMAZING. I didn't feel rushed to make a decision and I even received a great recommendation. Coffee was delicious. Iced White Mocha Latte extra shot. THANK YOU!!!!

I came here on the recommendation of one of my friends who's really into coffee…read more The service was really good, the barista was knowledgeable and was able to serve me a nice cup of coffee, my only complaint is that when ordering a pour over to stay they only had paper cup options... Now if you know anything about pour overs, serving it in a paper cup is basically like serving a glass of wine in Styrofoam cup Can you do it? Sure Should you do it? Absolutely not The coffee is good there, but I would recommend getting real cups for customers who want to sit in

I was in the Yonge/Eglinton area for a doctor's appointment and I figured I'd grab a coffee before…read morelunch. This location of De Mello seemed pretty new (it wasn't there last time I was in the neighborhood), so I figured I'd give it a shot. I was intrigued by the Iced NomNom, so I decided to go with that. I'm so glad I did, because it was seriously good. Rich and sweet, it was the perfect iced coffee-based drink for a hot day. (I enjoyed it so much, in fact, that I bought a box of the instant version for home and I've been drinking it every day. It's just so good!)

A quick Google search for a coffee stop (that wasn't my usual Union station stop) brought me to…read moreFound Coffee. This coffee shop is nestled semi-behind a pillar beside the lobby of the Intercontinental hotel Toronto, which adds to its charm for me, in a way. Love finding a good "hole in the wall" :) I love the bright, feminine, beachy decor and coral pink & aqua blue accents. It's not too tropical, but it definitely transports you outside of Canada. Coupled with Aussie staples like vegemite and Noosa magazines (takes me straight back there!), as well as gorgeous ceramic coffee mugs for purchase, the vibes are great here. While it is a smaller shop, there is enough seating for 3 tables, and it's very cozy. Had to go for a flat white, given the Aussie homage here. This one got my approval (and I'm picky about my flat whites) - they used a lighter, more balanced espresso roast, paired with just the right amount of creamy frothed milk. They also had a banana bread latte that my companion really enjoyed too! Looking forward to my next visit!

Super cute little coffee shop located in the lobby of the InterContinental…read more Everything here is Instagram worthy and on brand. It's a tiny, cozy place with only a couple tables and tall chairs, so they can really only accommodate grab-and-go orders, other than a few people to sit or work. Perfect for a coffee before a Jays game or if you're here for a conference next door. I realized it was already late fall and I hadn't yet had my one and only PSL of the year, so that's what I ordered. It was decent as far as PSL's go and came with a lovely little foam pumpkin on top. Tres adorbs. The iced strawberry matcha latte also looked incredible and I had order envy. My friend ordered a pastry and said it was delicious. They also have a great little selection of food items, canned bevvies, coffee beans, teas, as well as souvenir gifts for purchase such as ceramic mugs. Did I mention the coffee was really good?

What a gem! This bakery is tucked into the southeast corner…read moreof Yonge & College, and walking inside feels like stepping straight into Japan. The pastries and mochi breads are absolutely exquisite! I tried the black sesame mochi bread--light, pillowy, and filled with a delightful little white mochi surprise. The crème brûlée almond tart was incredible too, with its thick, eggy custard and a blueberry-almond center. And the Hitotoki matcha tart? Gorgeous and just perfect. It was my first visit, and I discovered the bakery through their 2nd-anniversary IG post. I bought about $20 worth of treats and got to spin their prize wheel--and I actually won the Grand Prize: a limited-edition gold Nespresso & milk frother kit! I literally jumped for joy. Yet another reason to love this incredible bakery!

It was okay. Tried three items:…read more Matcha Lava Tart - The staff said this had the strongest matcha flavour among their matcha items. But there was no "lava" at all... just a layer of cream sitting on a thick tart base. You do get some matcha flavour, but definitely not that rich and flowing matcha sauce I saw in those online reels. Matcha Mont Blanc - Too sweet. The green noodle-shaped topping is actually made from a kind of bean paste - not much matcha taste, but had a strong bean flavour instead. And again, it was too sweet to my liking. Taro Tart - This one was good. Taro-flavoured cream on top, with taro paste underneath, then a layer of custard with mochi at the bottom. Had a rich taro flavour. Still a bit sweet, but not as overwhelming as the Mont Blanc. Overall it was not bad, although TBH I haven't really found great matcha desserts in Toronto so far.