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What a cute spot! The vibes here are lovely to go for a chat with a friend or sit and read and drink a coffee. The coffee was great and they have lots of little items to buy. Their treats look great but I didn't try one this time. The people working there were efficient.
One of my new favourite coffee shops! Such a cute vibe inside and they have a coffee/pastry special for $10 which is a great deal! I really enjoyed my oat latte and my boyfriend got a tonic espresso which he enjoyed as well. I wouldn't really recommend it for working because their tables/chairs don't seem the most comfortable for doing long work but definitely a cute lounge spot!
They carry the standard cafe menu but deliver them in great and satisfying service and quality. The ambiance of the cafe is suitable for a chill read, working, studying, or catching up session with friends. Their patrons were all respectful and were considerate of their surrounding volume level.
A cute little coffee shop tucked on Baldwin. The Hojitcha latte was very tasty and not powdery like how they are served at other shops. Staff was very friendly. The front of the store has a very nice cozy charm, however, the back of the store could use some improvement - felt a bit like a run-down basement? lol. Overall, a great spot for a tasty beverage and friendly service!
I came back to carbonic coffee for their 10$ croissant and drink combo. What a great price! I got an almond croissant and carbonic coffee. The croissant was huge! I only ended up eating half and took the rest home. Their coffee is tasty, very refreshing. The service was quick and the barista was very nice. Music was blaring and upbeat. I wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, as with the block seats at the back, you're sitting against the wall.
It's a good coffee spot! I got a date latte (again) which was delicious! The date syrup was a nice added touch to this amazingly rich latte. Cute vibes, even cuter ambience. I'd definitely be back when I'm in the area next!
Walking into this coffee shop will put a smile on your face with its inviting colour palette and friendly baristas. Tucked away on Baldwin Street, you'll feel like you're enjoying your beverage elsewhere even though you're in the heart of downtown. The espresso-based beverages are expertly crafted, and the baked goods are only $1 after 3 p.m. Carbonic Coffee's sister shop, 135 Ossington, is worth checking out as well.
Small but cute cafe to get your work done or have a coffee chat. They have comfy sofas to sit on, but the desks are a bit small. I got the cappuccino, hojicha latte and ube cookie. The drinks were pretty good, but nothing outstanding. The ube cookie was super delicious and chewy though, would recommend!
Whenever you want a caffeinated treat and enjoy the lovely vinyls playing in the background-- Carbonic Coffee is an excellent choice. Carbonic is my personal favourite cafe as a student due to its proximity to campus and comfortable seating. I came here every week during the pandemic as well and the quality of the coffee and the service has not changed. My only complaint would be the prices, which are a downside that is not unique to Carbonic Coffee.
Randomly stopped by Carbonic Coffee on a Saturday afternoon as we were nearby getting Japanese cream buns from a close by shop. We shared a soy latte and enjoyed the atmosphere here. The latte was made perfectly how we like it and was made at the right temperature as well. A common mistake we have experienced multiple times at other coffee shops. I was also content that they have soy as a milk alternative because lately a lot of shops carry almond milk, oat milk but not soy milk. Overall - I would come back again as the barista was very friendly and did a good job on the coffee. Atmosphere as a whole was very pleasant and not overly loud. There was a good amount of tables to hang out for a bit and it was a definite plus that it wasn't crowded like some coffee shops I have visited before. I will be back when I'm in the area.
Aesthetic cafe but.... I'll have to be honest, I was pretty disappointed. Other than the curated interior/space I can't find anything good to say about this place. Firstly it's hot in here. Humid, stuffy and so uncomfortable. Did the ac break? Even wearing a t-shirt I was sweating-def not a place you'd want to stay and chat in & spend time here. Get your pictures and leave lol Secondly its all about the details for me. The place is dirty; mold & cracked/water stained & water damaged countertops where the "barista" sink is. It's obvious to me that they're not prioritizing cleanliness. The cafe countertops/tabletops look like they haven't been wiped down in a while & the sitting spaces have dirt & dust everywhere & cushions that are dirty & def never deep cleaned or even maintained. Let's talk about the coffee- do all y'all not care about the process of making a shot of espresso here? Or you just like overworking your staff? 1 sassy employee to run your cafe is not enough to maintain quality coffee, good customer service AND cleanliness. I couldn't exactly tell what machine they were using to pull shots from but I can guarantee you it's not an investment machine. Seems like the cafe is open on aesthetics alone- don't expect to find a good cup here at all. Not sure if the drinks we got are actually on the regular menu cause it seemed to be a seasonal menu but we were recommended the flash chill & the yuzu peach latte by the "barista". The flash chill aka iced coffee.... OMG I'm fuming just trying to recall it for this review. Just because you think of a fancy way of naming your drinks doesn't make it any better lol I'm an avid coffee drinker & let me just say this... better off getting it from timmys or starbs. It was extremely diluted and bland & the peach latte was a tea bag and milk. I've got my photos-I probably won't be coming back anymore
A cute coffee shop near UofT Exam Centre. Perfect for study dates, last minute cramming, or just catching up with friends. Although, I find there can be limited seating depending on the time of day. Reasonable prices selections for an independent coffee shop. I tried their Earl Grey tea, and really appreciated their high quality of tea leaves. The Iced Latte is also made with just the right amount of flavour. Bonus: I visited about 15 minutes before closing, and was able to get any pastry item for half off. I chose the almond croissant, and really enjoyed it! Located on Baldwin, you could also choose to hop by before or after visiting other restaurants along the street. The free Wi-Fi is definitely a bonus too! Not to mention the friendly and efficient staff :) I would definitely visit again in the future to get down work done, chill with a friend, or just for a good quality pastry or tea.
So apparently "bicerin" is a fancy coffee native to Turin, Italy made with espresso, drinking chocolate, and whole milk. Sounds fancy, right? Well let me tell you - Bicerin Espresso Bar is anything but fancy, which is not necessarily a bad thing! Sometimes you just want a comfortable, cozy coffee shop to buckle down and get some work done. I think that's what Bicerin is - it gets the job done without the air of pretentiousness that so many coffee shops tend to have. On any given day, you can probably find this place packed with a bunch of students working/studying, and they have an array of seating options (tables, benches, couch). Drinks wise, it's your basic standard stuff with a couple cool additions to the menu. I've tried their regular latte and their lavender cafe latte (a regular latte with lavender syrup). Both are alright - not the best coffee I've had, but not the worst either. The lavender taste was really subtle in the latter, but I could see the droplets of syrup as I sipped away at my drink. Kind of disappointing because I was initially drawn here because of their lavender drinks; they also have a vanilla lavender tea latte made with real lavender. Also, maybe it was just my barista but the latte art I received was horrendous (see my picture). Anyways, it's no Italy but it's a nice place to settle in and have a chat or get some work done if you're in the area.
I'm constantly looking for a great work space and this is one of them. There is lot of seating for you to work and free wifi. Also aesthetically it's a very nice cafe. Artsy vibe and nice chill staff. Also the drinks are great. I got the hojicha which was very smooth with a touch of sweetness. Will have to try their other stuff and desserts as well. read more
What a cute spot! The vibes here are lovely to go for a chat with a friend or sit and read and drink a coffee. The coffee was great and they have lots of little items to buy. Their treats look great but I didn't try one this time. The people working there were efficient. read more
One of my new favourite coffee shops! Such a cute vibe inside and they have a coffee/pastry special for $10 which is a great deal! I really enjoyed my oat latte and my boyfriend got a tonic espresso which he enjoyed as well. I wouldn't really recommend it for working because their tables/chairs don't seem the most comfortable for doing long work but definitely a cute lounge spot! read more
They carry the standard cafe menu but deliver them in great and satisfying service and quality. The ambiance of the cafe is suitable for a chill read, working, studying, or catching up session with friends. Their patrons were all respectful and were considerate of their surrounding volume level. read more
2 years ago
A cute little coffee shop tucked on Baldwin. The Hojitcha latte was very tasty and not powdery like how they are served at other shops. Staff was very friendly. The front of the store has a very nice cozy charm, however, the back of the store could use some improvement - felt a bit like a run-down basement? lol. Overall, a great spot for a tasty beverage and friendly service! read more
I came back to carbonic coffee for their 10$ croissant and drink combo. What a great price! I got an almond croissant and carbonic coffee. The croissant was huge! I only ended up eating half and took the rest home. Their coffee is tasty, very refreshing. The service was quick and the barista was very nice. Music was blaring and upbeat. I wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, as with the block seats at the back, you're sitting against the wall. read more
It's a good coffee spot! I got a date latte (again) which was delicious! The date syrup was a nice added touch to this amazingly rich latte. Cute vibes, even cuter ambience. I'd definitely be back when I'm in the area next! read more
3 years ago
Walking into this coffee shop will put a smile on your face with its inviting colour palette and friendly baristas. Tucked away on Baldwin Street, you'll feel like you're enjoying your beverage elsewhere even though you're in the heart of downtown. The espresso-based beverages are expertly crafted, and the baked goods are only $1 after 3 p.m. Carbonic Coffee's sister shop, 135 Ossington, is worth checking out as well. read more
Small but cute cafe to get your work done or have a coffee chat. They have comfy sofas to sit on, but the desks are a bit small. I got the cappuccino, hojicha latte and ube cookie. The drinks were pretty good, but nothing outstanding. The ube cookie was super delicious and chewy though, would recommend! read more
4 years ago
Whenever you want a caffeinated treat and enjoy the lovely vinyls playing in the background-- Carbonic Coffee is an excellent choice. Carbonic is my personal favourite cafe as a student due to its proximity to campus and comfortable seating. I came here every week during the pandemic as well and the quality of the coffee and the service has not changed. My only complaint would be the prices, which are a downside that is not unique to Carbonic Coffee. read more
Randomly stopped by Carbonic Coffee on a Saturday afternoon as we were nearby getting Japanese cream buns from a close by shop. We shared a soy latte and enjoyed the atmosphere here. The latte was made perfectly how we like it and was made at the right temperature as well. A common mistake we have experienced multiple times at other coffee shops. I was also content that they have soy as a milk alternative because lately a lot of shops carry almond milk, oat milk but not soy milk. Overall - I would come back again as the barista was very friendly and did a good job on the coffee. Atmosphere as a whole was very pleasant and not overly loud. There was a good amount of tables to hang out for a bit and it was a definite plus that it wasn't crowded like some coffee shops I have visited before. I will be back when I'm in the area. read more
Aesthetic cafe but.... I'll have to be honest, I was pretty disappointed. Other than the curated interior/space I can't find anything good to say about this place. Firstly it's hot in here. Humid, stuffy and so uncomfortable. Did the ac break? Even wearing a t-shirt I was sweating-def not a place you'd want to stay and chat in & spend time here. Get your pictures and leave lol Secondly its all about the details for me. The place is dirty; mold & cracked/water stained & water damaged countertops where the "barista" sink is. It's obvious to me that they're not prioritizing cleanliness. The cafe countertops/tabletops look like they haven't been wiped down in a while & the sitting spaces have dirt & dust everywhere & cushions that are dirty & def never deep cleaned or even maintained. Let's talk about the coffee- do all y'all not care about the process of making a shot of espresso here? Or you just like overworking your staff? 1 sassy employee to run your cafe is not enough to maintain quality coffee, good customer service AND cleanliness. I couldn't exactly tell what machine they were using to pull shots from but I can guarantee you it's not an investment machine. Seems like the cafe is open on aesthetics alone- don't expect to find a good cup here at all. Not sure if the drinks we got are actually on the regular menu cause it seemed to be a seasonal menu but we were recommended the flash chill & the yuzu peach latte by the "barista". The flash chill aka iced coffee.... OMG I'm fuming just trying to recall it for this review. Just because you think of a fancy way of naming your drinks doesn't make it any better lol I'm an avid coffee drinker & let me just say this... better off getting it from timmys or starbs. It was extremely diluted and bland & the peach latte was a tea bag and milk. I've got my photos-I probably won't be coming back anymore read more
A cute coffee shop near UofT Exam Centre. Perfect for study dates, last minute cramming, or just catching up with friends. Although, I find there can be limited seating depending on the time of day. Reasonable prices selections for an independent coffee shop. I tried their Earl Grey tea, and really appreciated their high quality of tea leaves. The Iced Latte is also made with just the right amount of flavour. Bonus: I visited about 15 minutes before closing, and was able to get any pastry item for half off. I chose the almond croissant, and really enjoyed it! Located on Baldwin, you could also choose to hop by before or after visiting other restaurants along the street. The free Wi-Fi is definitely a bonus too! Not to mention the friendly and efficient staff :) I would definitely visit again in the future to get down work done, chill with a friend, or just for a good quality pastry or tea. read more
So apparently "bicerin" is a fancy coffee native to Turin, Italy made with espresso, drinking chocolate, and whole milk. Sounds fancy, right? Well let me tell you - Bicerin Espresso Bar is anything but fancy, which is not necessarily a bad thing! Sometimes you just want a comfortable, cozy coffee shop to buckle down and get some work done. I think that's what Bicerin is - it gets the job done without the air of pretentiousness that so many coffee shops tend to have. On any given day, you can probably find this place packed with a bunch of students working/studying, and they have an array of seating options (tables, benches, couch). Drinks wise, it's your basic standard stuff with a couple cool additions to the menu. I've tried their regular latte and their lavender cafe latte (a regular latte with lavender syrup). Both are alright - not the best coffee I've had, but not the worst either. The lavender taste was really subtle in the latter, but I could see the droplets of syrup as I sipped away at my drink. Kind of disappointing because I was initially drawn here because of their lavender drinks; they also have a vanilla lavender tea latte made with real lavender. Also, maybe it was just my barista but the latte art I received was horrendous (see my picture). Anyways, it's no Italy but it's a nice place to settle in and have a chat or get some work done if you're in the area. read more
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Things have changed after the change to Carbonic. Service is way better. There's a better selection of pastries than before. They've renovated and about doubled the amount of space. The new area is good for working with plugs and lots of table space. Surprisingly the Wi-Fi tested out only at 29 / 6. Overall it is a much-improved experience. I wish their hours were longer though. read more
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My fellow yelper's friend makes me feel like I am on a crusade to visit every single independent espresso bars in GTA... Of course the new T. A. N. coffee is the one of those on my hundreds Yelp bookmarked to go list. T. A. N. definitely is not ready yet... as when I walked in, it feels like it is still under renovations (in fact it is really under renovations, there were workers tiling the washroom floors!)... the empty space, walls... just lacking any identity... Cappuccino ($3.50) which was awesome was made from Sumatran Mandehling, the flavour is more bold, nutty and have great depth...Oh and the latte art is yes a piece of art.. Maybe I just spoiled by T. A. N. location on Queen Street which has so much character both in seatings and decorations... but maybe giving Baldwin's location sometimes.. it will mature and be much better than her older sister! read more
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TL;DR: Hipster cafe on one of the most popular streets for food in Toronto. During peak hours, Bicerin does not get as packed as Light cafe, which is a few shops down. The owners are nice, and offer great recommendations depending on your taste. The cafe has some good lighting and well presented food; so it's definitely a great place to get some photos. The quiet space allows for some work to get done, or a casual chat with a friend that you have not seen in a while. Coffee / Tea (4/5): So far, I have tried their Earl Grey Tea and the Expresso. Both of which were very good. I do warn you, they use extremely hot water for their hot drinks, so very careful. I haven't tried their food but they offer desserts ranging from cream puffs to tiramisu. They also offer great recommendations depending on your specific taste, so be sure to ask them! Who knows, maybe you'll find something you didn't even know you would like! Ambiance (5/5): I love the ambiance of this place. It has great lighting, very hipster, and the space is quiet. I came around lunch time (12:30pm) on a weekend, and even then, this place was not packed. I think there was 1 other person there. They offer free wifi. This place is great for getting shit done, or just catching up with an old friend. If you're around this neighbourhood, I highly recommend this place. ------- Overall (4.5 - 5/5) read more
Bicerin is a small third wave cafe with owners that are extremely passionate about coffee. They offer different beans and pour great milk based drinks. They have ample of seating and plenty of light, making it a great hidden stay spot. It gets a bit cold on colder days but otherwise, I can easily spent my whole morning at the window seat reading. read more
7 years ago
One major thing that was always missing from Baldwin Village was a great coffee shop to compliment its various restaurants. So when TAN (whose Queen location was a favorite of mine on the coffee passport) opened up a few weeks ago, all my prayers were answered. No more going to Tim Hortons and Starbucks when in need of coffee while at work. The latte and americano here are amazing, especially the latte which has the perfect amount of foam and strength for my tastes. The prices are also not that bad and possibly a little cheaper than your average indie coffee stop. Not the greatest variety of food options but every time I have been here they have been out of sandwiches so I assume they must be pretty popular. The Queen location had more food on display, so this will hopefully catch up on that front. Staff are very friendly and the manager has always been in (being a new location I assume she wants to see everything is running smoothly at first). Apart from the food another slight negative is the lack of seating, only 8 seats are available but the general area while small is very spaced out. If you manage to score the table near the window, it makes for great people watching. Add reliable wifi in to the mix and you're golden, but don't take too long to check this place out as I assume it will be crowded very soon once word gets out of it's existence! read more
2 years ago
Gotta give it a 4.5....Came here the other day for the first time and absolutely loved it.....I always enjoy trying new independent cafés! The ambiance, the smooth jazz music, and coziness this cafe offered was just what I was searching for. They have a good selection of drinks and food items, all at standard prices. I ordered a flat white qith a shot of gingerbread flavour. The barista apologized for messing up on the latte art, no hard feelings though, the drink still tasted amazing and looked really cute! She also informed me of the Wi-Fi password, which I later noticed was written on a chalkboard, and also gave me a loyalty card...buy 9 specialty drinks, get 1 free. Not the worlds greatest loyalty card, but I'll take it :) There are plenty of outlets so feel free to bring your laptop when you come here. The noise level is relatively low, so it makes for the perfect study cafe! I grabbed a seat along the front window and spent a solid 3 hours here doing homework, and enjoying my quality drink and the overall feel of the cafe. Only one bad thing ~ at one point, a dragonfly or something that looked like one was buzzing around me and was annoying and a little scary aha (I hate bugs)! But it eventually found its way outside the cafe. I just hope that the presence of bugs isn't a recurring thing! Regardless, I would come back here in no time! Great cafe, great drink, great neighbourhood, and reliable Wi-Fi with power outlets :D read more
Cute little shop and great coffee. If you stop in at Bicerin and like me, decide to make it one of your new regular spots, you're in luck: they have a loyalty card. 10 brew coffee/tea or 10 specialty drinks = 1 free. They also serve pastries, sandwiches, tea lattes and offer free wifi. What's not to love about this place? read more
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