I love this coffee shop in Richmond Hill. It's very spacious inside, with lots of drinks and…read moredesserts to order from. There are lots of seating inside, and I think it's a great place to get work done. The wifi is free and was very stable. They also have a small patio to sit outside on. Free parking behind the coffee shop as well. The only downside was the lack of outlets in the shop to charge your laptop. I sat beside one outlet but it didn't take my plug and kept coming out. It was also warmer than usual, so I wish the AC was turned higher because it was very hot inside the coffee shop. I ordered the matcha latte with oat milk. It was OK. It seemed more like a milk drink than a matcha drink based on the ratio. I would definitely come back and try out their desserts though. They look very good.

Food and drinks are great! For a local neighborhood coffee shop, I was impressed at their selection…read moreand the quality. Their seasonal drinks menu is always exciting to me and never disappoints. A fan of the honey brie grilled cheese - the way they made it hot with the honey and pairs it with the chips is a nice comfort food. Service is self seating and order at the counter. When your order is ready you can pick up and bring back to your own table. Friendly service at the counter but can tell they slow down a bit during the rush hours trying to make everyone's orders on time. Especially the food items on the menu taking more time than simply heating up a croissant in their display case. Love the atmosphere and vibe for reading or catching up with friends and family. Would be perfect for studying or working if only they had outlets for chargers. They do have free wifi too. There are quite a few seats but fill up fast on weekends. Catch them in summer for patio seating as well.

This coffee shop brings life to words like eclectic, comfortable and original. For the Love of Jo…read moreis happy and comfortable in its own skin which makes for an accepting, far from stuffy atmosphere. From the friendly smile of its owner to the read-what-you-calls-you bookshelves, this cafe is a familiar way to spend the afternoon. This shop supports its community and in return the community supports it. The walls are decorated with local art and the bulletin board is smothered with business cards. Oh, and be sure not to miss their Saturday night open mics - they are always a small-town-feel good time. Thank you For the Love of Jo for being you.

Contrasted to many others experience, mine wasn't so good. The day I came it was empty and right…read morefrom opening the door it felt like I was causing them trouble by coming in for a cup of coffee. Latte and banana bread were meh. Atmosphere is old and random. No wifi. There is a power outlet by the window. In normal times, it probably fits about 25 people. This looks like quite the community hub as mentioned by others with all the local flyers and old books around. You can also play chess here. I like the branding also. I was disappointed in my experience and with other coffee options around, I won't be coming back.

You will either like the place or not based on its decor. Me personally, it's a cute little shop…read moreand family mom and pop. Everyone who ventures here is either a local or they saw the store by chance and visited. There is a wide variety of morning breakfast meals to have including muffins and other baked snacks. And of course whatever your heart contents in terms of coffee style. The employees are very sweet. Like I said, a mom and pop shop.

Coffee shops have always been there to serve us, whether a local spot doubles as your office or…read moreyour neighborhood coffee shop is your daily detour on the way to work. Golden Gecko may not be as full and lively as it once was, but the long take away line is mere proof of its popularity. It's a quirky place, with plenty of Star Wars paraphernalia. And, Golden Gecko doesn't just brew a mean cup of joe, they have a variety of baked goods and ice cream by the scoop. Golden Gecko's online store also offers a variety of items, including coffee beans, that are available for pick up or free local delivery. And, they also recently launched their own branded clothing displaying the gecko motif. sweatshirts, t-shirts and toques are available in all colours of the rainbow.

Coffee was delish. The iced caramel latte was not too sweet but very flavorful and fun flavor. The…read morespecialty banana latte was a little to acidic for me but my sister love it. We also had different kinds of croissants and these were SO GOOD. This place could be known for its croissants. Service was super friendly, they heated our food which was delish. Super cute place with warm lighting, would be a great study place since it's not too loud.

Stopped by Cafe 23 and it didn't quite land for me…read more The cortado was fine, nothing memorable, but the service wasn't great. There's signage about an outdoor garden patio, but it wasn't open when I went, not sure if I misread it or not. It was also quite busy, and they have a no-laptop policy on weekends, which limits it as a work spot. Overall: Decent enough coffee, but between the service and setup, not a place I'd go out of my way to return to.

Supercoffee has been in the Mt. Dennis community for now 12 years. I had just never been there…read morebefore but one Saturday I was making extra deliveries during the Christmas rush and needed a coffee. This place was my saviour. It wasn't until a few later until June 2025 I would join The Mt. Dennis 5K Fun Run Club that is on every Saturday. Every 5K Run starts and finishes at The Supercoffee. After the run each participant is awarded a Free small drink of their choice. After a few weeks I really started to notice how busy this little coffee place is and I guess that's one of the reasons this shop has now been here for 12 years. It's been here for 12 years because the coffee is amazing. It's just not the coffee but there's nice things to eat with your coffee. There's muffins, cookies, danishes, nut bars (energy bars - no sugar added) There's bananas and empanadas too. Some of the items are made at the Supercoffee, but the other items are prepared by local bakeries. All the staff that work here are very nice and friendly too. This place is a nice gem for this community, and has a nice atmosphere soft lighting, soft music playing. There are a few big tables inside as well with 5 small tables. You can work here on your laptop however there's restrictions on the weekends as space is needed so it's not allowed. You would be better to use the library across the street. In the summer months there's a nice patio in the back as well with music playing there too. If you live in or live close by to the York, South Weston area and specifically Mt. Dennis you should stop by and get yourself a coffee at this most amazing establishment.

Stopped here for an afternoon coffee and snack on our way back to the city; somewhat unlikely place…read more- but with the recently opened Mount Dennis station nearby - it does feel like it could get a lot busier! The ambience is interesting - partly like an old school diner, and partly like a hipster space. The coffee was great - definitely worth the stop. The Cheese, Pesto and Tomato panini was just fine - nothing to talk about. The price was great - so overall, good value for money.

Location 10/10, prices 15/10, and the outdoor patio is extensive…read more I was running through this neighborhood via Riverdale Park after a recent red-eye flight and needed a quick pick-me-up. I saw the beautiful café across the street and ran right over. The line moved quite fast, and the café's product and coffee selection was pretty extensive. I really loved my espresso shot, and I wish I could have stayed to relax on the patio. Thanks for having me!

This Rooster Coffee House is a snazzy little joint with a vintage, organic cafe atmosphere…read more Neighbors trickle in for drinks, snacks and conversation in charming surroundings. I miss the original baristas who graced the shop when it first opened. It's great to know that many of them have gone on to open up cafes of their own. There are more than a few Rooster Coffee shops floating around out there. A similar named cafe called Rooster's Coffeehouse was established at Carlton University in Ottawa and has been around since 1960. Not to be confused with Rooster Coffee, a gorgeous cafe-roaster, located in Maribor, Slovenia.

It's really what a neighborhood cafe should be. Feels like a pub, it's got character, it's got…read moregood coffee. This is what most cafes in the city used to be like and maybe it's nostalgia for me, or that I'm in New York frequently and we're don't have the number of coffee houses like they do. Think Central Perk on Friends except on the Danforth.

We came here for nostalgia. I used to live in the area when The Only first opened. I remember…read morethinking they would do well. Shortly after, I left the Danforth, and, eventually Toronto. But The Only kept coming up in reminisces and we'd check if it was still around, and it was. Today we made it back, and wow, they have done really well. I'm sitting in the cafe part of The Only, and it's fabulous; eclectic and artsy and unpretentious with great coffee, baked goods and nice staff. The original space I would have a beer in years ago is closed. So we'll have to come back another time for a beer. In the meantime I'm listening to animated chatter and a great music as I sip my coffee and enjoy looking around this interesting space.

Full Stop Coffee is one of the go-to coffee spots in the Junction neighbourhood. They offer a…read moredecent selection of both coffee and non-coffee beverages, cookies, and sandwiches. While I don't drink coffee myself, I thought their tea lattes and ciders were good. The space has airy feel with plenty of seating, and free WiFi for those who plans to do some work or studying here. There's also a large space in the back perfect for collaborative work or group meetings. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the patio in the back opens up when the weather is nice. The staff here are friendly and welcoming. However, because there's usually only one person working, the service can be a bit slow, especially if you drop in during a busy moment with lots of people.

Quirky coffee shop with interesting decor and props. There's an interesting self service kiosk…read moreoption which we used as there was no one at the counter when we arrived. The space is large, classroom like; and seems pretty kid friendly. Unfortunately the coffee was at best a 3 star, and the paninis (tried both ham & havarti and turkey &provolone) were bland, at best a 2 star.