Staff were nice, service was good. Coffee was ok, we got an Americano & a Latte. It's pretty…read morespacious here.

Simply excellent coffee...usually I go for the cortado (1:1 espresso to steamed milk) but the…read morecayenne latte is something very savoury and unique, well worth a try. Goldstruck definitely ranks among Toronto's best coffeehouses.

Hipster coffee place in the Distillery District. Went because my go to place Balzacs was jam…read morepacked on a Fall Saturday afternoon. Had a drip coffee - smooth. Small seating area that was pretty cool. Friendly baristas. They have food as well But didn't try. There's some seating outside as well!!!

Located in the Toronto Distillery District, Arvo Coffee is a cute, eclectic cafe…read more I ordered The Brekkie, $14. It was made with peameal bacon, two range, free eggs, cheddar cheese, onions, and pickles. The pickles added another dimension to the flavor of the sandwich, I had never had them on an egg sandwich, I liked it. The roll was incredibly soft. The menu is mostly different varieties of toast. There are a few tables inside. Staff remained busy serving customers.

The best people and the best coffee in this corner of downtown TO…read more I've always had fast and friendly service at this location, and it remains my GoTo for a great latte with usually a three bean option to choose from. I've had some of the more interesting coffees here. Baked goods are consistently fresh and delicious, and the people/staff are always truly awesome I find. Need a quick bright spot with a quiet and friendly ambiance in the morning? This place is where I usually come even if it takes me 20 mins to walk here.

The coffee shop was nice and cozy. The coffee and matcha was quick. Just walking into the store we…read morecould smell the fresh baked goods.

What a cute spot inside Chef's Hall just outside of the FiDi. Grab a coffee and a treat, and stay…read morefor the lovely atmosphere ... or wander around to explore the other delicious offerings. Service is consistent and friendly, but even as a regular, they still don't know me by name.

This coffee shop was the #1 near me and it lived up! It's located inside chefs hall which is a food…read morecourt - the coffee was phenomenal. I was a bit tired from my trip so I walked and sat at the table with a big bottle of water. Prices are a little higher but it's Toronto. Tons of office people stopped in for their caffeine. I loved the plants and logo of the little stall. I got the cortado and sat at the counter and got a London fog to go. Both were so good. The staff was so sweet and you could tell they loved their jobs - I would for sure come back and highly recommend this place for a cup of coffee. They did have some pastries but I was more thirsty than hungry

Sunday morning tradition, a breakfast sandwich and iced coffee on the patio outside. The staff are…read moreexcellent. The breakfast sandwich is not bland at all, it's got a bit of a spicy kick which I personally think is delicious. The iced coffee is amazing, this is my favourite coffee shop in Toronto. Expect to pay around $20 for a coffee and a sandwich.

First off if u have a car parking is impossible, second the iced mocha with oat milk and…read morestrawberries hot chocolate was disgusting and in my opinion looked like very dirty water and I couldn't drink it. My kids that will pretty much eat and drink anything hated it. The only reason y I even came here to try it was because my to go place didn't have the chocolate for my mocha. I'll pass next time

We had just arrived in Toronto and I was hangry. My friend recommended we tried Dineen Coffee which…read morewas within walking distance from our hotel. The space is inviting and airy with plenty of sunshine, and indoor and outdoor seating. They offer coffee drinks, pastries and sandwiches. Since we wanted to explore, we ordered iced lattes and a (seasonal) blueberry earl grey scone to go. The service was fast and friendly, and the lattes were quite good. The scone was delicious and plentiful, albeit a bit too sweet for my taste. I can see myself going back if living in the area.

I was really excited to try this place but unfortunately it was underwhelming. First the ambience:…read morethe space itself is cute but they don't allow anyone to sit inside with computers. It's apparently "laptop free". This feels like a silly arbitrary rule, especially when it's 100 degrees outside. I'm not deducting points for that, but like... let people sit inside and get a little work done. The staff were friendly, so no complaints there. The coffee itself was just.... not delicious. I watched the barista accidentally pour a little bit of frothed milk in my cup and didn't think to start the drink over. Instead he put cold milk on top of now melting ice and served it to me. The ice melting meant the drink was watery and the espresso was acidic. The vanilla flavor was non existent. It was a warm mess and poor excuse for an iced latte. We are in an affordability crisis and people are spending their hard earned money to treat themselves to coffee outside of their home. These businesses should put a little more care into what they're serving and ensure there's quality control. Don't rush the drinks, pay attention to what you're doing, and have a little pride in service.

If you're looking for a flashy corporate lounge to open your laptop and take business calls for…read morethree hours, this isn't the spot. But if you genuinely appreciate the quiet, uncompromising craft of a perfectly extracted espresso, this hidden pocket on Lombard is one of the finest sanctuaries in the city. The interior design is minimal, stripped-back, and refreshingly unpretentious. It lacks the loud, chaotic aesthetic clutter of mainstream downtown cafes, which immediately creates a calm, focused environment. Logistically, their setup is incredibly precise - they offer three rotating single-origin beans & the barista took the time to silently and carefully weigh the dose, maintaining absolute consistency in the extraction parameters. My flat white was balanced, smooth & served at the exact proper thermal threshold without being scalded. The staff are polite, deeply knowledgeable & respect your boundaries; they provide exceptional service without trying to force superficial conversation. A clean, honest & high-integrity establishment for anyone who values actual substance and a bit of true neighborhood peace. A highly reliable daily anchor.

First time visiting today and it's clear these people know coffee! Very fresh, I love that I get to…read morechoose the bean I want and it was a delicious latte! Small shop but it was pretty full. Their baked goods were almost sold out at 11:30am on a Saturday

I popped in once to check out the cafe…read more Food: Their cookies and scones are made well here. I see their banana bread is popular but was sold out when I visited. I was intrigued by the Vietnamese latte so I tried it and it tasted like a normal latte to me, I should have asked the staff about how they prepared it before ordering it. Service: The staff there is friendly and there are regulars that go there that they know on a personal level which I like how this cafe is community-oriented. Ambiance: Very homey-vibes. There is limited seating and there is a power outlet in the cafe for a quick charge.

Another spot on Dundas to get me going on my weekend morning ritual of a walk about the…read moreneighbourhood, grabbing different coffees as I go. Ella's Uncle was busy as a beaver, baking up a storm right in front of me and the results looked amazing! I didn't try the food there that visit, but opted instead for an interesting take on a latte, a Vietnamese coffee version which was perfect to grab after waiting a few outside on the sidewalk. I would definitely recommend this place for fresh baking since it's an obvious priority for them. Interior is super interesting and great for taking pictures.