Very modern, laid back and chill PC gaming bar. And their systems are extremely up to date. If you…read moreare playing the current trendy gatcha games, Riot Games products or some battle royal stuff, this would be the place for you. They have Discord installed for all the gamers, so you can communicate with your friends. I was visiting Toronto and needed a computer gaming system to do my weeklies for Final Fantasy 14, and they for sure did not have an up to date patch. Understandable, as no one on the team plays the game, but I had to download and re-install their game for them from top to bottom. Literally sitting there for 2 hours for patching and installing. I maybe should have just gone down the street to do some shopping but as usual, the gamer in me wanted to sit there and just browse the internet. While I was there, I ordered their food sets, because I was bored and hungry at the same time. I ordered a chicken nugget set, and it comes with a side of fries. Granted it wasn't that expensive, but it was cute to see that a PC gaming facility would have food with their expensive set ups. I was just scared to like have greasy fingers all over the keyboards. Anyways, once all the patches were done and I was fully running, their systems are actually very very strong. It only took 2 hours to do my weeklies with my friends, and the machine was extremely fast and efficient. Loved that they had such comfy set ups as well. Wished I didn't have to be there for 2 hours patching the system, but I did enjoy my time while I was there. If I was visiting Toronto again for a week or vacation, would come back here to do my gaming needs!

Want to go somewhere to chill and use a nice computer? Or go game with your friends? Invictus is…read moreeasy to miss at Yonge/Wellesley with the entrance tucked between Galleria and a perfume shop. You have to buzz to be let in (very fast!) Which is good for security reasons. I used to work in this area and you can get a lot of interesting individuals wandering into businesses. For good reason too, once you get upstairs it is a very nice internet cafe! Spacious, clean, and lots of decent spec computers to play your favorite games with friends. PCs already have most popular games and launchers installed so all you have to do is login. There are 2 person booths if you want to come with a date, and private rooms (5 computers) if you want your team to be more secluded. They also have rooms for mahjong and tabletop games. I'll have to come back later as they plan to expand their board game offering too. I even tried the food here which was very reasonable priced IMO. Popcorn Chicken with fries, my choice of snack, and a can of pop. There was only one person staffing during our visit so food could take a while if they had to do other tasks, but they said they'll be hiring more ppl in the future now that Toronto is open. We ran into some technical difficulties with one of the PCs and a few of the headsets aren't adjustable. Keep that in mind when selecting a PC. Otherwise the staff are happy to help troubleshoot and you can always just switch computers. Overall, seems like a nice hangout spot for students, and place to book for gaming parties, tournaments and other events.

Quick summary of my visit…read more - Cheap place with good computers - Again prices are very cheap - Internet speed is good Overall great place

though ive never seen the allure of playing spending hours in an internet place playing video games…read moreor what have you, there are many folks that do it incesantly. I have though, been to my fair share of these places during bouts of not having access to the internet or a computer, and mostly i have found it quite annoying because inevitably there are a bunch of kids sitting around being noisy. well at this place, which is open 24 hours and located in koreatown near bathurst and bloor, it was SOOOO quiet it was kind of spooky. the lights were all turned down really low; if you had to read anything else besides your computer screen youd surely leave all bug-eyed. for a half hour (perhaps a little bit more) it costs me a buck fifty. cheap by internet cafe standards. and though it always seems quite funny to me to call this place a cafe (as im sure that if i would have gone up to the korean guy up front and whispered to him that id like a cappucino, or even a cup of joe while i type away, the ominous silence in the room would explode into a cacophony of laughter and however many incarnations there are for the word "loser" in korean.) but they seem to have a fair bit of asian and western junk food to keep your video game instincts at their sharpest i suppose.

DELICIOUS COFFEE AND MUFFIN! Great service, and nice patio. Lovely spot to meet with friends.read more

Went to get a coffee with friend and ordered my first pumpkin spice latte of the season. I love…read morethat they do free milk substitutions and got my favorite oat milk. It wasn't overly sweet and spices were not overpowering. This was my second time there and both times the servers were really friendly and decor is modern and space has lots of natural light. They also have a no laptop on weekends and holiday policy with designated laptop free areas through the weekday.

I just stopped by this place to print my resume today, needed something a little fancy. I have used…read moreTPH many times for the company I work for so I inquired if they did small things like resumes. The guy at the front tells me yes but usually the client's timelines don't match with their production schedule. I asked how long it takes he said, "It can be an hour or two. You can go to the internet cafe on isabella and yonge. It's just that I can't guaranteed it can be done to meet your deadline" He never even asked me what my deadline was; i needed it for Friday. The fact that he didn't want to take my business for some reason and just assumed i was in a rush turned me off so much. I found another printer to do the job for me and will also using them as the printing vendor for work-related communication products, banners, etc. going forward.

Great service, they were very accommodating in assisting me with an urgent printing job. Print…read morequality is exactly what you would expect from a professional printing company.

3.50 for one hour. im currently inside. there is music playing. the employee is singing along to…read morethe music. not a bad looking place as far as internet cafes go, and its not very busy. but its just way too loud for the price paid. and theres no privacy at all. fuck it, im leaving.

Chatime is a long time favorite of ours, and we usually have a good experience. This time however…read morethe service was extremely slow and left a lot to be desired. I completely understand that, with one person working, things get overwhelming easily. When we arrived we just wanted to grab our mobile order, but there was zero eye contact, zero acknowledgement. Because of the time it took to collect our order, which was sitting out, the ice had melted a lot and watered down the flavor. This is not the fault of the overworked staff member. The responsibility falls on the company to not understaff on a summer weekend!

This is one of the first bubble tea stores in downtown Toronto, opening around Sep 2011…read more We used to come here a lot, 9 times between 2019-06-27 and 2021-12-04. We came back on 2024-12-31 because we received a gift card. We ordered a Chocolate Hazel Delight (large $6.50). We added pearls for +$0.70. It tasted as expected. The customer service was good because there was no one else in the shop. There were 5 small tables and a long counter for standing beside. One table had lots of crumbs on it. The shop was reasonably modern and clean. There is easy-listening music playing in the background. They also sell cakes and cookies (new item) from Bakecode, their sister company. There is free WiFi. The shop is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There is one gender-neutral washroom, but it is not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-012

Terrifically helpful. He noticed a spelling mistake in what I asked him to print, and saved me…read moregreat embarrassment, which was not part of his job. Simply smart and caring, and cost much less than I expected.

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Good place to chill with friends and play games online, or just use the internet I guess. Close to…read morelots of restaurants and other places, but Gigabites also sells drinks and snacks. Typical computer cafe, not much going on. The bathroom is gross - avoid it if you can lol. Cheap! And it's really easy to spend a bunch of time there. Close to a few parking lots with overnight parking.

Fun place to kill time. Fast computers, great location, low price ($2.50/hour tax included). They…read moresell snacks and pop to keep you nice and jittery for a long night of gaming (they're open 24/7). As previously noted, the washroom is an eyesore, keep in mind however that this place is designed for cave dwellers, not washroom models.