Great place for lattes or for buying freshly roasted coffee beans in the St. Laurence Market. The barista was friendly and extremely knowledgeable about everything coffee. The beans are roasted on premises and they have a huge variety to choose from. Highly recommend. read more

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Visiting Canada and decided to visit St Lawrence market. My brother wanted to get Tim Horton and I was like let's see what they have at the market. I'm glad we waited. We found this on Yelp and wasn't sure where it was. Turns out it was at the lower level of St Lawrence market. We went pretty early and there was already a pretty long line. It was worth the wait. The price is very reasonable and in my opinion this is just simple good coffee. Nothing like what they sell at start bucks where they put all kind of stuff to make it sweet. Nothing better than having a cup of good coffee. We had a large cappuccino (16oz) for $4.75 I think. The hot chocolate was very good too and tasted like it was made from real chocolate not the powdered stuff. Both the kids and adults love it. read more

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Pretty solid little coffee bar located in St. Lawrence Market, on the lower level. I was browsing the market and wanted to grab a cappuccino after lunch, and Everyday Gourmet was the only place to do so in the food hall. The line was quite long, and there was only one barista working. The poor lady seemed very frazzled and overwhelmed, but I figured if there was such a long line for coffee, it must be pretty good. Eventually it was our turn and our cappuccinos were made fresh to order. They were a little pricey (the going rate for artisan coffee beverages is high everywhere), but the beans were high quality and I enjoyed the pretty latte art. It wasn't the work of a particularly highly skilled barista, but my coffee was hot and tasty. Would I go out of my way to come back to Everyday Gourmet? Probably not for coffee. But they have a wonderful little tea / coffee store as well, and it's a terrific place to find teas and beans and other accessories. read more

Everyday Gourmet - Cappuccino - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

If you are travellers just visiting the market, or local want to have cheaper coffee, please DO NOT COME to this store ever!!! They have the most horrible service and no good coffee at all. I visited the store, and when I have my coffee ready, They have lids for you to put on, but their cup and lid quality are so bad, the lids have issue, it couldn't close properly. The coffee spoil on all over my bags and clothes. coffee runouts to about 87% left in the cup, but the staff even doesn't want to give a new cup of coffee to me. She just put another cup outside and give the same cup coffee to me. I ask for new one, She start blame on me, saying that spoil coffee is my fault, not because of their lid. She says I need to buy another cup of coffee... She being so mad,saying that I am demanding???I don't understand how come a customer cannot ask for their demand under this situation. Their coffee charges even more expensive than Starbucks, but are not good coffee at all, just taste so-so, I expect to have better coffee at this higher price that is why ask for a new one, but the coffee is NOT GOOD AT ALL. Their staff attitude makes the store feels so cheap. Starbucks will give you even better service just give you new cup of coffee, and Starbucks have better coffee at same price. So, don't go this cheap store in the market. Also, my phone charger pot and speaker get damage after coffee spoil on it, because their lids, they even blame on you spoil the coffee, so just don't come! -------------- See the comment the store made on Google review, you can see a store who is ignoring customer's need. They states 87% cup of coffee is "Split a bit.". They saying their lids has not issue but the truth is my cup didn't spoil entirely, is because the lids cannot close properly so I have to use more force and the cup has been moved then it spoiled. Sometimes during packing lids reshape a little bit actually it is normall. But in their comment you can see what a cheap store, they just don't want to afford this cost so they start blame customer. My phone charging plug and speaker being damage, they ignore, and just keep blaming I being disrespectful. I being a worker who works in retail industry too, all client needs should be respectful, don't understand how come a store can conclude customer needs as "aggressive demanding". Their price even higher than Starbucks, and it was mother's day, since have been spoiled all over my body by the coffee, I think at least I deserve a good coffee which be worth at that price. In stead of giving me only 87% left cup of coffee which even has touch my hand and seems so bad, it is even not that clean for drink I think that is why I asked for new drink. But for cheap store, you can see, they doesn't want to provide experience, they only care their cost to make new coffee, so that I have to take the bad one. PLUS, the coffee truly taste not good!! The day I went was mothers' day, and that is the service you get. Don't trust them they will remake drink for you, even on the holiday, you property being damage, they don't even care to give you service, they only have limit budget, they wouldn't give you any services. The last thing I want to clear, I didn't speak any word that disrespectful, but being spoil on myself by coffee, I did get nervous, especially on holiday, which is normal. This store making fake comment saying I "shout out'. I didn't shout any time. And according to service industry worker, I couldn't find any words from me can conclude as verbal abuse AT ALL. This is never a true comment, and now I have reasonable reason saying the assistant manager might be racist. I am asian, if without any reason myself have been conclude as verbal abuse, i think the comment is made by racist. At the end, normally I don't do this long comment. If you come to the market, so many good drink place, don't come this one with expensive price and not good quality drink. PLUS, not service and being soo disrespectful from the staff to customer. EVEN in the Google review!!!!!! read more

Inexplicably won't give you ice even though they make iced drinks. Tried to get a Lily which is three shots but they said they could sell me the on the menu 2 shots over ice but not the lily. Makes zero sense. read more

Per a suggestion here on Yelp had the Cortado and glad I did! It's bitter but if your an espresso type of person, you will definitely enjoy this! read more

6/24/15: Best coffee we've had in Canada. We got: 1. Mocha C$3.75 (medium) 2. Latte C$3.50 (small) Sorry no detailed notes this time. It was too long ago and I forgot the specifics. I just remember we enjoyed the drinks immensely and they were flavorful, creamy, and frothy. And I also know of all the coffee's we've tried for the week after this (which we got on our first day here) we were not so impressed ever again. 4/5 #canada #coffee #latte #mocha read more

Everyday Gourmet - A delicious mocha and latte. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I have been looking for a particular organic brand (Numi) and flavour tea bags and couldn't find it in many places , but I found it in Everyday Gourmet. They have all the flavours from that brand. It is cheaper than elsewhere I saw as well. The cashier lady seems to be a tea drinker and she told me some information of the tea bags I picked. She is very friendly. read more

Cute little coffee spot inside the St Lawrence Market. Needed a quick caffeine kick. Brewed Coffee, XL - $2.25 - Huge cup of fresh coffee. Self serve. Did its job and woke me up. read more

Everyday Gourmet - Menu - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Nice little coffee shop tucked in the corner downstairs of the St. Lawrence Market. I picked up a yummy blueberry scone from the Farmers Market in the South building and made my way here to grab a latte. They had a good assortment of milk, almond, lactose free etc. which is great! The Latte itself was nice and smooth. The espresso was great tasting, not too acidic or dark. It paired well with my blueberry scone! The ladies behind the counter were very nice. They did a great job making our drinks. read more

Everyday Gourmet - a cup of coffee on a table - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

My friends go here to buy coffee and they highly recommend the beans. I'm usually here or buy tea. They stock good brands of teas from all over , but I'm usually interested in their decaf selections. I'm always in the market for a nice strong cup of decaf tea that tastes like caffeinated tea and isn't mint or chamomile . :-) Their staff are really nice and if you go when they are not busy, a lot of the times when I go to buy boxes of tea they will give me a few packets of other kinds of teas they think I may enjoy....and that always gets me coming back to buy more tea. If you have something you are looking for and can't find it, just let them know and they will try. Always friendly service there. read more

Everyday Gourmet - Always a lineup for their coffee on the weekends! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I bought a pound of their Muskoka Morning coffee, and it's fantastic. A little darker than I usually prefer my coffee but so tasty that it doesn't matter. They've got a great selection of coffee (and tea, and espresso) and the store is definitely worth checking out if you're a coffee lover like I am. I felt that the staff wasn't particularly friendly or helpful, but I guess that could be chalked up to the fact that it was a busy Saturday morning. The store was a bit messy as well. My one gripe: they won't let you order a latte at the same counter where you purchase your coffee beans - you have to pay for your beans and then go line up in a (much longer) queue to order and pay for your espresso drinks. But you can buy brewed coffee in the coffee bean lineup. Convenient if you just want a latte; inconvenient if you want to try a latte while also buying beans to take home. read more

I try to get a non-Starbucks coffee whenever I have the option. I really enjoy the lattes here, but if you're looking for a good deal, the brewed coffee costs only $1 for a small (8 oz) cup. When it gets busy service can be a little slow, but it's well worth the wait. Great assortment of beans available for purchase. Reasonable price point. Freshly roasted on site. I love the quality product Everyday Gourmet offers. read more

Another one of Toronto's gems tucked away downstairs of the St.Lawrence street market. They roast their own coffee and have an amazing selection of coffee beans, and are more than happy to guide you through the different selection of beans to help you make the right choice. We opted for the Muskoka Morning which is their own blend,so if you love coffee this place is certainly worth a visit! read more

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Like solar eclipses, rarely do planets (or in this case, coffee beans, an espresso machine, and a professionally trained barista) align to produce great coffee. Such is the case at Everyday Gourmet, particularly when Nick is crafting your brew. Their lattes rival any of the bigger and pricier coffee houses in Toronto including Tearo, Dineen, and Balzac's to name but a few. A true gem at the edge of Toronto's core. read more

Everyday Gourmet - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I love that place !!! Honest business , Good stuff !!! The owner is a nicest person I ever met . Always buying JBM coffee from them . read more

I got an iced Mocha and I wasn't too impressed. It wasn't sweet and it was a tiny amount for almost $6. I wouldn't come back, too many places in Toronto to get coffee. read more

I've visited a few of the downtown roasters that BlogTO rate highly, and so far Everyday Gourmet is my go-to place for roasted coffee. I particularly enjoy the Bar Gourmet and Bar Italia espresso roasts for my espresso machine, and the maragogype for my French press. It's a pretty cosy, friendly place, and you can see the roaster in action. I haven't been there in a few months as I've been experimenting with roasting at home, but next time I'm at the market I may ask if they sell green beans (though I don't remember seeing any there). I've only bought coffee in bean form from them, but judging by the queues I've seen, they must pull a pretty good shot of espresso too. n.b. If you decide to buy a packet of the fair trade chocolate by the till, and the owner has an amused grin when she rings your purchase through the till, then you've probably picked up the Chilli chocolate and not realised it. The first mouthful was a bit of a surprise- I learned to like it. read more

My boyfriend and I have been faithful customers of (ok, addicted to) Everyday Gourmet since we bought a grinder a couple years ago. We've been to other roasters in the city for fresh coffee but keep coming back to this place. The selection is amazing and the staff are very friendly and helpful. They've got a lot of fairly affordable options along with pricier ones too and they will grind the beans however you like them. Plus the coffee roaster is mesmerizing. read more

meh is about right. beans and service are okay. I rather go to pasta mia or Balzac across the street.

Nice smooth coffee without a hint of acidity. My only complaint is the barista didn't fill my cup to the very top as most coffee shops do. Still really enjoyed it. Get a crepe from the vendor across the hall and you'll have the perfect desert. read more

Never got to try their beverages. Woman serving was rude, incompetent and inefficient. Asked us three times what we wanted then kept telling us to wait, as if we were being impatient, and providing unhelpful responses. We were quite happy quietly waiting, thanks, so if you're not ready to serve us, stop asking us what we want! We decided to spend our money elsewhere . read more

I thought this was a normal coffee shop but was surprised and ecstatic to find that they have Mexican Chiapas coffee! They also have other flavored coffees that smell and taste delicious. Stop by here and get some Mexican Chiapas...and flavored coffee. Oh, did I mention they have Mexican Chiapas? read more