The staffs are very friendly, especially the gentleman who works the overnight shift. The hot foods…read morelooks great. I was really craving an egg sando (missing Japan) but this egg sando doesnt live up to what Japan's 7-11 offers. I am still giving them a high rating because of the variety of foods, friendly staffs there! The egg sandwich is dry and lacks that kewpie mayo. Could be better. I will say though that I tried their mango dessert with cream and it's bomb! Absolutely must recommend it to everyone! Sorry no pic of it because I'm a glutton and devoured it like it was air!

Fantastic ... kind and efficient staff, offering a wide selection. Check out our their healthier…read moresnacks!

This is a very tiny cafe at the front of a long and narrow retail building that has other vendors…read morefarther back. All baked goods are made in-house. A couple opened this cafe on 2025-01-02 as their first brick and mortar location. They had previously been doing doing farmer's market (3 different locations) for 3 years. We ordered the following: 1. Flat White ($5.00). 2. Pecan Butter Tart ($4.00). The service was good. The Flat White was better than at most typical cafes. The Pecan Butter Tart was really good. There are some seats, bench, and counter seating. In early summer 2026, they opened a second location farther north on the same street while continuing to run this location until 2026-07-24. There is no free WiFi. The cafe is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2026-120

Spirited Tarts & Coffee located near the intersection of Bathurst/Bloor (along Bathurst) is a small…read morecafe serving up specialty coffee and French-Japanese inspired baked goods. Co-founders, Joanna and Ryan, started up the business during the pandemic where they have been to a variety of markets and popups. Currently now, they have their own small storefront in a historic building in the Annex. I've followed Spirited Tarts & Coffee on Instagram for a while now where I've always tried to plan to go to one of their popup markets in the past - however, the timing was never right. Just recently they opened a small storefront! Watching them most about their renovations about their small cafe got me more excited to finally visit them and try their pastries for the first time. I stopped by a few days after they opened in the morning, however, at that time the espresso machine wasn't warmed up yet and I didn't have time to wait. I finally came back to Spirited Tarts and Coffee on a Thurs afternoon and Joanna and Ryan were both there. I ordered a cortado and crinkled matcha cookie to enjoy in the space. The cafe is intimate and cozy where there is some bar or bench seating available. The pastries neatly laid out on display when you enter and the menu features espresso based drinks, pourover, and even tea lattes. My cortado was made well and the cookie was delicious. Both Joanna and Ryan were so friendly, talking to the customers that came by. A great new addition to the Bloor/Bathurst area if you are ever needing a caffeine hit and some delicious pastries!

Got to take care of your health! It is expensive but produce is organic and non gmo…read more Worth it

In my opinion, the common eating and work area needs better maintenance. It's dirty, with food…read moresplatters and dust accumulating in the corners, around the windows, and on the tables. The garbage and napkin stations were unattended, which is disappointing. This used to be one of my favorite spots to work and enjoy healthy meals. Out of respect for loyal customers, improved customer service and upkeep would go a long way. It feels like Nature's Emporium has gone downhill since the new ownership took over.

Always been a fan of Revitasize and have been ordering from this location since my work is just 2…read moreminutes away :) I love how bright and clean the place is, and the staff are friendly and courteous. I really enjoy the freshly pressed bottled juices called Sun Power and Citrus Bliss 2.0! I also love the Green 42 smoothie with peanut butter, the Tuna flatbread, and the Chickpea flatbread sandwiches ^^ Revitasize gladly accepts their empty juice/booster bottles for store credit :) Note: There is no bathroom on site, it seems.

A solid 3.5 stars ... its a decent spot to get your healthier drink or food options…read more With many fast food cookie cutter spots, it's nice to see this option available. Revitasize is a fast casual spot that focuses on shakes (fresh and bottled) and Chia bowls. It does have a few more meal like options but I would say 90% of the customers dropping in were grabbing juices or a shake to go. The place itself is fairly big for a shake spot. Easy to grab a seat if you want to stay in. It was clean and with the big windows, a bright sunny spot. For a Saturday morning, there was never a terrible wait. Only one person manned the cashier and then disappeared into the back to help with the orders. I think the number of people coming in was pretty light but at one point, there was a line up for 3 people with no one at the cashier for more than a few minutes. For breakfast, I figure a healthy start would be would be a good way to go and they have a few bowls to choose from. Revita Bowl - I think I misread the menu because it had acai, wild berries, banana, strawberries, and agave for each bowl. I thought I would get the acai and some berries on the bottom and more cut banana, berries, and strawberries on top ... like the image they had. All the ingredients were blended up with either a lot of ice or frozen fruit and on the bottom. It was like a fruit slushie for most of it. It was pretty cold to eat. On top it had a bit of trail mix, coconut, and a bit bananas. For $10, I dont think it's outrageous but I do understand when people say it is expensive. From a taste perspective, it wasn't too sweet and was a decent balance between natural flavour and the agave. I suspect the acai was made with frozen fruit because it didn't have that fresh berry flavour. 3.5/5 Peanut Butter Acai bowl - Another early morning bowl to wake up the body. This one looked more appealing with the cut fruit of bananas, strawberries, and kiwi on top. The total fruit was really one medium sized strawberry, less than 1 kiwi, and a part of a banana. The base definitely tasted strongly like peanut butter. It was dominant and even though it looked the same as the Revita bowl, it had a completely different boldness. For $10, it seemed steep but for freshly made fruit bowl... its not completely crazy I guess. 3.5/5 For the area, not much else is offered for this type of shakes, juices, and bowls. It's so hard to say this particular is overpriced since all shakes, juices, and bowls carry a steep premium. Sometimes you feel like the flavour just hits you and you love it. This time, it wasn't bad but it wasn't a complete love of the flavour to think I needed to come back soon.

Tip: Join the rewards program to redeem points towards discounts on future purchases…read more I miss Copper Branch. Several years ago, downtown Markham had one. It didn't survive. The burrito joint seems to be doing fine in its place. Yesterday, I was in Mississauga. I had an early dinner at Edo Japan at Heartland Centre. On the left of Edo was Starbucks. On the right was this Copper Branch eatery. It was cool seeing a trifecta row of businesses that I dig. I walked into this Copper Branch location to check it out. It was quiet. I took a few photos and then looked at the menu. A friendly woman briefly came out of the kitchen and let me know that she'd be with me in five minutes. I was good and told her to take her time. I needed to look at the menu. She took less than five minutes to be with me at the counter. She was nice, asking how I was doing. I answered and reciprocated. I asked her what the soup of the day was. It was miso soup. I had just had ramen and wanted something different, so I passed. Me? Passing on soup? Crazy! I got these items instead: - S'mores cookie - Strawberry pina colada I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. I have Copper Branch rewards. You pay first and then have the barcode scanned. Done! I got my s'mores cookie first. Sweets from the Earth makes it. I love this brand. She said that I could take a seat and she'd let me know when my smoothie would be ready. Cool! It didn't take long for her to make my smoothie. She let me know that it was ready. I thanked her and wished her a great day. She reciprocated. I got a paper straw and happily left the store. I got into my car and made my way home. I had the cookie and smoothie as I drove. The s'mores cookie was moist and delicious. There were plenty of chocolate chips. I loved the dabs of marshmallows in every bite. So good! I enjoyed my strawberry pina colada. It had strawberry, pineapple, banana, pineapple juice, and coconut milk. It could have been colder temperature-wise. It was yummy and I finished it while still in Mississauga heading eastbound. I like Copper Branch because everything is vegan. It's cool. It was nice to visit this eatery. I'll be back when I'm in the area again. (14)

Was meeting a close friend and this location was ideal for all of us. It was past lunch time so it…read morewas not busy. Going to an all Vegan restaurant has so many advantages and one the biggest? - we don't have to ask if it contains eggs, dairy and any meat or animal products. We ordered a PSL - not a big fan of PSL, but decided to give it a try. Nothing wrong with the drink per se, but the pumpkin spice and coffee for me, don't go well together. The Nachos were a different thing all together. A little more Cheeze would have gone a long way. The chips crispy and topped nicely as well. The entire quantity was good and tasted good. The service was good and inside was clean and spotless. Will surely come back and give it a try if we are in the neighbourhood.

Saw it in my friend's stories and so has to try it!…read more Place was very clean and the workers were very friendly/ patient as I was reading their menus. I ordered the assorted banh mi and also got their fresh shrimp roll. Asked for extra butter and spice on the side, for no extra charge. Their bread was fluffy and there was a lot of meat in it. The veggies were fresh and the pate/butter was flavorful which was a very good touch. The shrimp rolls were as expected and was worth the extra splurge. The pricing was all very affordable and good value! Might be my new fav place- will definitely come back and tell my family/friends about this place!

Small grab and go spot for Vietnamese food. Incredibly affordable pricing, natural flavours, and…read morehouse made bread, you won't go wrong! $5 for the shrimp fresh rolls and $4.5 for the Pork Banh Mi. Their machine was down today so cash is preferred but they also accept e-transfer. There is no where to eat in the restaurant so it is take out only. They pastries come out around 2pm. Apparently a fan favourite is their raisin croissant!

Was so excited when I was walking down the street and saw a sign advertising a caramelized banana…read morelatte. I had to stop in. It's a very cute shop with a little market in the back you can browse while waiting for your drink. They have classics as well as several seasonal features. They do both coffee and matcha drinks. I loved it and have since returned and recommended it to friends.

My recent favourite café! The pistachio americano and blueberry latte are both so good and unique…read more The staff are also very friendly and welcoming. Definitely a spot I would come back to.

Well I shop here whenever i can. They have spices, baking supplies, beans. It doesn't have…read moreeverything but it has a good amount of product for a very good price. And it's local! Support local and save money! Win win! They have a location on danforth as well if you're in the east end. Sorry no photos taken as it's not a restaurant lol

Strictly Bulk is a godsend for the terribly grocery-deprived Bloorcourt area. If you live here,…read moreand you aren't looking to go to one of the half dozen butchers shops or Shoppers', you will find this store very useful indeed. The store carries everything from organic laundry soap to bulk candy (whoo!). Despite the name, they do carry a few non-bulk and prepackaged items, including my beloved Fontaine Sante hummus. The prices are more than competitive, and they beat out the bulk sections of some of the large grocery stores nearby (such as No Frills at Dufferin Mall or the Sobeys at Ossington and Dupont). You'll never want to buy steel cut oats at Whole Foods again! The savings are definitely there, whether you are buying for a large family or just one person. You aren't paying for packaging, marketing, etc. One time, for fun, I compared my bag of whole salted almonds to the prepackaged brand at Shoppers, and the price came out to nearly three dollars more per pound (!) if I had purchased the Life brand. And they were on sale! Spices are another incredible savings, if you only need a few tablespoons of something for one recipe you will pay pennies on the dollar with nothing left to lose its potency while it collects dust in your cabinet for months or years. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They will always check to make sure that they are charging the correct price for your items. I noticed tonight that they just put their staff holiday stockings up, so if you're a regular try to show them some love! There are plenty of people who love this place so much they seem to hang out at the tables up front drinking coffee all the time! Watch out for their limited weekend hours, I have been mid-recipe cooking Sunday dinner and popped over only to have forgotten that they close at 5pm. Recommended buys: Fontaine Sante dips, handmade face and body soaps, veggie pate, grind-it-yourself coffee (I like the Turkish kind). Best value is in spices and staples (rice, beans, etc). Needs some work: Very small cheese/refrigerated selection, not the most kid-friendly store - today I saw a little boy accidentally spill about a quarter pound of pasta on the floor, and I watched in horrified anticipation as he gathered it together if he was going to take it to the trash can or put it back in the bin. He ended up listening to his mom and left it for the cashiers to clean up.