The best people and the best coffee in this corner of downtown TO…read more I've always had fast and friendly service at this location, and it remains my GoTo for a great latte with usually a three bean option to choose from. I've had some of the more interesting coffees here. Baked goods are consistently fresh and delicious, and the people/staff are always truly awesome I find. Need a quick bright spot with a quiet and friendly ambiance in the morning? This place is where I usually come even if it takes me 20 mins to walk here.

The coffee shop was nice and cozy. The coffee and matcha was quick. Just walking into the store we…read morecould smell the fresh baked goods.

This place has some really good pour overs! Perfect for any…read morecoffee lovers. Great place to be since it's inside a little farmers market. Love coming here occasionally for the pick me up coffee. Service is great since the owner always has great recommendations as well. Give it a try!

Cute little hidden gem inside the Farmer's Market!…read more I got the pourover and had a nice little chat with the staff there. They're knowledgeable and it's such a cozy hangout area. You can tell them your preferred roast and they'll pick the beans based on your preference. They have a wide selection of beans and prices vary based on brand, but they're pretty much between $19-27. I'd definitely pick up some more beans next time I'm in the area! This time I got 42 because I told them I make espresso drinks (eg latte) at home, so they picked something for me. My drink took about 7 minutes and it was full of flavour. It came with some biscoff, so it was a perfect match. They used the Chemex and did a double pour lol The staff told me they recently took over the soup business from a fellow vendor (within the market), so they've been getting busy trying to manage all the orders and customers. There's also these homemade jellys which are good for souvenirs/gifts!

This hidden gem in the Junction (Toronto) is a roastery slash space for coffee enthusiasts and…read morenomads. This beautiful spot also boasts some great baristas with so much bean knowledge--ask them anything! Always a great time to chat. I have been here a few times and this time, actually stayed for a few hours to get some work done. Located in the industrial part of the Junction the space presents itself industrial but filled with warmths. When you walk in, you will see immediately a long coffee bar with various coffee machines for your pour overs, cappuchinos, espresso etc. At the far back, giant machines (roasting things perhaps), workspace for the techs (I think) and a beautiful graffiti art on the back wall. The main seating area comprises of high bar stools, a few desks area with sockets and roman theatre style steps with some tables that you can work from (also with sockets) or just chat away. There is a section in the shop that is a retain space with all the beans you can buy to go and various coffee related pieces. Commute wise, it is not the easiest but it is steps away from St. Clair/Keele. Definitely worth checking out--their coffee is so so so good! Drivers, street side parking available :D

I was charged $82.26 for a kilo of coffee. I ordered it on a Monday and paid $10.41 for "1 business…read moreday shipping". I was told in their "chat" that it would arrive on Wednesday (two days later) and, if not, on Thursday. Just received an email from them saying it will arrive on Monday, a full week after I ordered. When I asked what the $10.41 was for if it takes a week to receive, I was told about their process and that "we have this stated in multiple places, including the banner of our home page and every product page". That doesn't explain why I was told something different in "chat". Their coffee is good but not $82.26 and a one-week delivery good.

They make great lattes! I bought coffee beans, too, and I'm really enjoying them. The employees…read morewere very helpful.

I'm allergic to coffee…read more But my husband is an aspiring barista so I like to pick up coffee beans for him wherever I go. I especially try and find spots that roast their own beans and that's how I found Pilot. As soon as I walked in - this tiny location was conveniently located around the corner from my hotel - I was able to locate beans suitable for espresso and bought a bag. My husband liked them so I'll likely to return to procure him more.

Not a very welcoming environment here. My partner and I went in around mid day for a coffee and…read morework session. It was empty in the cafe but the staff member was not pleased to have us open our laptops. The coffee was decent and there is a variety of seating. It's dim inside with a bit of an antique aesthetic. Our experience was mid-tier, mostly because of negative interaction with staff but nothing egregious.

3.5 star Sometimes…read morepeople come to hang out at coffeeshops for various different reasons. For me not only because of the drinks, it is the vibe, the atmosphere and all these makes a good and enjoyable experience. Indie Coffee Passport was welcomed with a smile and I settled for a Capuccino with double shot. The milk froth is creamy and dense, remind me of what I make at home. I do love the interior space as the deco is just so homey and inviting. I was lucky to be there half a hour before closing and got the whole place to myself. Free WIFI just ask for the password but sadly cannot plug your laptop into the electric outlets. So my stay here will not be too long. Full of Beans is a great neighbourhood coffee shop and especially they are roasting their beans in house. Great if you want to get freshly roasted beans.

great coffee in nowhere. I will definitely try again when I pass by next time. They also serve…read moreother specialty drinks in store.

Very few places offer Spanish latte…read more This is one of my favourites. There's a whole process to ordering. You can pick the type of beans. Then how you want it prepared. And the owner does amazing latte art. I know my picture shows a basic heart, but he did other designs that were way more intricate.

Ordered: Iced Spanish Latte (~$7 CAD)…read moreChemex Pourover (~$8 CAD): Loco Series Lychee Pop Loco Series Lychee Pop 250g Whole Beans (~$45 CAD) Aya's take: Wow, more people need to be talking about (and visiting) Pirates of Coffee. The location isn't great as it's tucked away in a pretty empty plaza. Even the ambiance upon entering doesn't give off the impression that the coffee will be THAT good but I'm here to tell you it is! I got the Iced Spanish Latte which was sweet and creamy and the espresso was so balanced and didn't get lost in the condensed milk. We also tried a Pourover and I like that you can choose any beans they offer! We went with the Loco Series Lychee Pop and it was outstanding. I'm a big fan of lychee and rose, both flavors are very palpable and even the aroma/color of the pourover were proof that it would be good. We ended up buying a bag of the whole beans. They're some of the best beans I've ever had. The barista is not only hilarious but definitely knows what he's doing!

I have been getting my beans from Social Coffee & Tea Company for years! This new location is much…read moremore spacious compares to their previous location just down the road https://www.yelp.ca/biz/social-coffee-and-tea-company-richmond-hill A lot of potential for hosting cupping and tasting events at least for their main commercial buyers. They now carries a lot more coffee brewing equipment too! And an actual showroom. I enjoy picking up my coffee and tea here instead of ordering them online.

Doing a Yelp search for coffee roasters in York Region and found this place tucked into the…read morecommercial buildings at West Beaver Creek. I have not tried their coffee before, but seeing the reviews, I think it's worth a try. Relatively new at hand drip and Aeropress, so I asked the staff for recommendations for beans based on my liking and brew. She was very friendly at narrowing down to two bean types for me. She mentioned that most of the beans here are balanced, and the origin of the beans can be single or multiple, depending on the roast. The flavour profiles, strength and origin are all printed on the packaging along with the roasting date. Along with fresh beans, this location also sells a variety of loose leaf tea and also a large selection of coffee equipment and accessories. Having been searching for a milk frothing container, I have stumbled onto the right place. Brewed the coffee right away at home and the flavour was bright, smooth and fragrant. I'll definitely come back for sure to pick up more supplies! Note: Although there are equipment and a bar visible, the location doesn't serve any beverages. I think it'll be a great idea for customers to sample their beans before buying, so I hope that will come in the future!