Toronto cool cafe is an annex fixture all the locals know about. A real neighbourhood gem…read more Forget about Starbucks when you have this hidden patio to enjoy with a quiet backyard feel. Coffee table service on the patio is amazing! They make sammies as well. Highly recommended!

One of those perfect neighborhood, cafés. Packed with personality, nice quality pastry, perfectly…read moremade espresso drinks. I had a latte that was top-notch, a cinnamon pastry that was very tasty and a specialty juice that was mango and apple cider. Friendliest service I've ever had. Just a fun place to be in, as any Cafe should be. Folks from the neighborhood in and out, young and old. Good Wi-Fi, but nowhere to plug in your laptop. So better for short work sessions. Also, it made me look up Ezra Pound to refresh my memory. Turns out his most famous poem is very, very long. And his second most famous poem is incredibly short.

I have driven by numerous time and I had no idea how decent this spot is from the outside. Finally…read morecame in to grab a coffee. The place is fairly large, there is a sitting area and a decent size patio outside. You can purchase tea & various items. The menus includes some sandwiches. I got a cold latte and it was great. The service was quick. I will definitely be back to check out their patio and other items.

Absolutely love this place. The coffee is just fantastic. Service is great and the place is so cozy.read more

Part of the Indie Coffee Passport. The location is decent as its close to the subway station…read more The space is kind of tight but seems to appeal to the clientele as there were plenty of people sitting there using WiFi and chatting away. The barista was working alone but seemed to be managing the traffic well and was very talkative and friendly. I went for a cappuccino. The initial pour for the shot looked pretty good as there was a good amount of crema. The milk was frothed OK no latte art to speak of. The espresso was very mellow. I would say 2 star for the cappuccino. 2.5 star over all. Same as last year so the rating stands I wanted to get something to eat but they don't serve any sandwiches

I like Si Espresso Bar!…read more Small and cozy space. Friendly owner and me having conservation why we prefer to drink in a mug! Cappuccino was A-OK! Good Neighbourhood coffee shop!! Great Indie coffee passport stop!

Spacious coffee spot where you can lounge, get cozy, and enjoy long conversations until they close…read moreat 4 pm I had the honey cardamom latte, and the De Mello base coffee never disappoints.

Went one day and tried coffee. Coffee was good but they don't allow pets inside. The only reason…read morebeing that in Apple Maps they say otherwise. The ambience looked more like for coffee chats for professional anyway, like another Starbucks where people went to do work instead of trying a new cafe

Jimmy's coffee was a cute coffee shop located in Kensington Market. We stopped as part of a tour…read more The muffins and coffee were tasty. The Jimmy theme is unique. Each coffee they sell is named after a different Jimmy. They offered indoor and outdoor seating. Jimmy's is easily accessible and in the middle of Kensington Market.

Drink Quality: 3.5/5 Drink Selection: 3.5/5…read morePastry Quality: N/A Pastry Selection: 3.2/5 Price: 5/5 Ambiance: 3.3/5 Service: 3.0/5 Cleanliness: 3.5/5 Location: 3.0/5 A cold brew coffee costs just $3 (tax included) as part of a temporary summer promotion--great value for a drink of solid quality. The location is a bit of a mixed bag: while convenient in some ways, it lacks standout appeal. Pastry options are quite limited, though having a Krispy Kreme next door helps make up for it. Service is functional but impersonal--efficient but not warm. The ambiance is average, offering plenty of seating for solo work or casual meetups, but with minimal character or creativity in the design.

I've come here a few times for coffee chats or to do some work…read more Great service, always friendly and informative about the coffee (I got a macchiato and they made sure I was aware that it's an espresso shot with foam on top, not the Starbucks caramel one). They also have a good variety of pastries and to go goods, and self serve water fountain. Seating and vibes are cozy.

I came here to get a coffee on a Monday afternoon. The baristas were so nice and chatty. I ordered…read morea chai latte with almond milk, which was good. There is a ton of seating and it's a great place to do work or hang out for a bit, either alone or with a group.

Perfect morning latte. This place is in an an unassuming food court and was great gem of a find on…read moremy way to work.

their stuff aint too bad. im not a huge coffee drinker so i have no idea what it tastes like BUT I…read morecan say they have a variety of different coffees to choose from which is pretty cool so far i have tried their iced tea which was meh (this one time i got a hella weird tasting one which just kind of ruined me a little LOOL). i tried out their blueberry muffin or scone and that was not too good (too buttery?). i also tried out their hot chocolates and DAMN very good but very sweet (made the the regretful decision of getting the medium size ...). as i am writing this, i am drinking their iced cap (too much of a coffee taste, i rather go for Tim Hortons which is like a fraction of their price) BUT YEAH pretty good overall i just really don't like their baristas? this one girl in particular gets on my nerves like chill with your attitude i ain't gonna take it today NO

A true coffee bar. Plenty of cafés make that claim, but Behind the Alley actually delivers. Here,…read morethe baristas are more like mixologists, swapping alcoholic sedatives for caffeine stimulants and treating every drink like a carefully crafted cocktail. I was greeted immediately upon arriving and, after struggling to decide because every section of the menu sounded interesting, was recommended their Orange Coffee. It was excellent. The preparation alone was worth watching. Fresh orange slices were coated in brown sugar and caramelized with a torch. A sprig of rosemary was then lightly torched, releasing its oils and filling the room with fragrant herbal aromas. The orange was placed into the glass before what i think was San Pellegrino Aranciata was poured over it. Finally, an Americano was carefully layered on top, keeping the two liquids beautifully separated, and the drink was finished with the rosemary garnish. I was told not to stir it, but instead to enjoy it from the bottom up. The first sip is light, sweet, and gently fizzy before giving way to the rich, earthy bitterness of the coffee. It's a combination that sounds unusual but works remarkably well. The service was five-star from start to finish, and the relaxed atmosphere makes it an easy place to linger over a thoughtfully crafted cup. This coffee shop is the perfect complement to picturesque Unionville.

This place is such a vibe. Probably one of my top 5 fave…read morecafes uptown. Not only is the interior so chill and relax, but the baristas are all so friendly and knowledgeable. I also loved that they have great coffee mixed (fusion) flavours. Will always be my go to place whenever I'm in unionville.