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

Treilcock Coffee Roasters is my favorite Coffee Roasters in the GTA…read more If you are a coffee geek or just someone that enjoy a good cup of coffee, you are at the right place. The Owner David and Tim are passionate about coffee. All the beans is freshly roasted everyday on site with beans that shipped directly from coffee farms. If you not sure what fit you the best, just let them know how you like your coffee/brewing method and they would able to match your preference to different beans. And you can also find all the equipment and "toys" to prepare the perfect cup of coffee: Aero press, Goose Neck Kettle, Hario Pour over, Chemex and more. Coffee Heaven!

We stumbled upon this place because we found It on Google maps! And what a experience we got!…read more This reminds me of the US Veteran owned company, they are doing good things to help the community and veterans. They give back on every purchase. We entered and found a small lounge (for first responders etc) and someone came out to show us the merchandise. We bought a few bags of coffee and shirts and got to see the production side too. Super nice people, great cause, and GREAT coffee!! We will be ordering from them in the future. It would be awesome to see them grow but keep humble as one of their shirts says. Definitely hop on their website and order some to try!!

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!)

Lovely coffee shop in the area. I tried out their limited edition coffee drink that is inspired by…read moreHK milk tea. Sounds of HK: Amazing smooth quality coffee. The smell was very aromatic! I'm not a huge coffee person but I could tell this was great quality. Overall, I highly recommend going here for high quality coffee and a more cozy atmosphere. It's a bit small but great if you're going solo.

Quaint little coffee house. Employees were so kind and welcoming. Iced mocha was mild. Next time…read moreI'll add an extra shot.

Love this coffee shop even though it's in a random location. They sometimes don't have the newer…read moreflavours at this location as this isn't a standalone cafe, but it's a great place to stop by if you're in the area

DO NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING OVER $100 HERE unless you're prepared for a needlessly difficult return…read moreprocess. I purchased a Fellow Stagg EKG Pro kettle and a Timemore C5 Pro grinder from Pilot Coffee's Wagstaff location on August 31, 2026, for a total of $438.44. Both items remained unused and in their original condition and packaging. Within two weeks of purchase, I called Pilot Coffee headquarters as well as multiple locations specifically to ask how I could return them. I was told that I could only bring the items back in person to the Wagstaff headquarters. So on September 13, I drove to Wagstaff with both items and my original receipt, following exactly the instructions I had been given. Only after I arrived was I told that because my purchase was over $100, they could only process the return on a weekday AND when a manager was present. Neither requirement was mentioned when I called ahead specifically to ask about the return procedure. I was then given another option: email their customer service first, wait for return instructions, and then wait for them to initiate the refund. Again, none of this was mentioned when I called ahead. Their published return policy states that merchandise and brewing gear may be returned within 30 days if unused and in the original packaging. It instructs customers to contact them to start a return, but I could not find any mention there of a $100 threshold requiring a weekday visit with a manager present. To be clear, my issue isn't simply that Pilot Coffee has a particular return procedure. My issue is that I specifically called ahead to confirm that procedure, followed the instructions I was given, drove to the only location I was told could process the return, and was then presented with additional restrictions that had never been disclosed to me. The staff at Wagstaff also declined to provide me with any written confirmation that I had come in that day to attempt the return. I therefore submitted a formal return request by email while I was still at the location, documenting the condition of both items and my attempted return. Pilot Coffee, is making a return this unnecessarily difficult really worth the customer you lose in the process? If the goal is to discourage customers from returning higher-value purchases by making the process as inconvenient as possible, then the experience certainly gives that impression.

This coffee bar has been always so popular and such a pleasant spot to chill in Kensington market…read more This time we tried a couple of brunch menu alomg with a pastry, Pain Swiss (must-try!). My favourite of the day was Mortadella sandwich. Their Egg Benedict comes with two poached eggs on a crispy brick toast which seemed quite unique. Staff were -- literally everyone I encountered that day -- so friendly and knowledgeable. I had a chance to brief tour to their roasting room and the lab which was really cool. Appreciated my coffee even more after learning their passion on the coffee.

Wow!! Great location great community!! Food and coffee are…read moreamazing ! Service and ambiance are great. Located in Kensington market.

Love the cozy, rustic vibes of this cafe! A great space to work or catch up over a cup of coffee…read more The espresso roast tasted like a medium roast to me -- mellow & well-balanced in flavour, making it great for espresso-based drinks.

The coffee was solid, and the service was kind and engaging. I was in a rush and couldn't stay to…read moreenjoy the atmosphere. I'd love to stay a while next time. There are a handful of vintage mugs for sale, and it was tough to resist buying one.

This place is serving up some of the most delicious decaf coffee I have ever tasted. The staff is…read morefriendly, the ambiance is welcoming and warm and each cup is made with love. I wish they served this in Toronto or had a location here. When in the Collingwood area, this place is a must on my list!

Fantastic place for coffee. They roast their own beans and simply put it's an amazing cup of…read morecoffee. The decor is clean and layout open and spacious. Service is great! They also offer a selection of pastries, baked goods and flavoured sparking water. A must try if you're in Thornbury.

What a lovely place to happen upon. My girlfriend just noticed it while we were driving and we…read moredecided to stop by. So happy we did. Really friendly gentleman working behind the counter and what a gorgeous place. I wish I could sit down, read and have a cup of their amazing coffee. We got a latte and a chai latte. Mmmm so good. The coffee was flavourful but not too acidic and the chai was so delightful. They had a ton of great looking treats to try as well. I highly suggest this place if you need a little pick me up. Even the music was great

Plaxton is a little neighborhood coffee shop that's giving Starbucks a run for its money (or trying…read moreto, anyway). I stopped by in a recent visit to Toronto when it made more sense to wait for my wife than to drive back and forth from our hotel in Mississauga amidst... hey did you know that (unscientific as this may be) traffic may actually be worst on weekends than during the week? Reason is that, while many folks commute using public transit, car owners drive to their destinations on weekends. This is a small, sun-shiny kind of space, with Wifi. The front part, especially, is a good place to bask in the rays. They seem to offer a few food choices for breakfast and lunch, but since I was just looking for a place to hang out for 90 minutes, I was going to be "minimal patron". I thought about another coffee, but decided against it, since I already had double the caffeine I usually consume before noon, I opted for the "cheapest" choice, in the form of a Perrier. Cha-ching and "ouch" and $3.74 later (OK it's CAD, but still), I'm left wondering whether I could have made a better choice: as in, a cookie and that bottle of water I had with me?