Healthy choice for a snack. The prices are fair, and the chia pudding is pretty good.read more

Delicious Açai bowl at Purpel!…read more Açai, Granola, Blueberries & Strawberries Açai, Condensed Milk, Coconut Chai & Strawberries Bowls were delicious and very filling! Highly recommend if you are looking for. delicious treat and it's so healthy!

I was in the area and came here on a whim. We were greeted upon entry and the staff member helping…read moreus made great recommendations. We went with the Tropical Recovery and Brain Food smoothies I'd definitely visit again if I were in the area.

I have orderd VJ for delivery over 100 times. I realize that this is for a specific location, but I…read morewill write a review of everything. Tropical Recovery and Brain Food are def the best smoothies at the retail locations. They have OJ 1l for a great price -- the best in Toronto. Their Chaga apple cider is also excellent, as is their Fireball. I love their Turmeric Sunshine juice, and all their bottled fruit juices. The green juices -- here's my issue. They put kale into almost all of them. Kale is high in thallium. I was drinking one of their green juices before getting serum thallium tested at WCH (your family doc can't do this test). My blood was high very in thallium both times and both times I had just had a VJ green juice. The doctor asked if I ate kale and said I should cut down. I do NOT eat kale, and VJ juices are/were my only source. Please add dandelion, more cucumber, celery! The kale is obviously not safe even in tiny amounts. I refuse to drink any juice with kale anymore, so I have been buying it elsewhere with dandelion as the main leafy green. Sometimes they make a lot of errors on your order, but they always fix them -- it's just time-consuming. I love this place, just please ditch the kale! I know it's a cheap green source, but it is NOT healthy.

Bought Kambocha. Natural. Lots of selection. If you live…read morein the vicinity, this would be your go to place. A bit expensive. Beat and clean

Pretty expansive menu with drinks that have a bit more unique ingredients, are a bit pricier, and…read moregenerally less sweet than the standard juice bar. Got the chaga spice latte which had a strong turmeric kick, and the solar power smoothie which had a pleasingly strong chocolate taste. Generally enjoyed both.

We visit this Fuel+ location OFTEN as we live in the area but honestly we will no longer be…read moresupporting this location anymore. Today, my partner and I took a brief second to sit in the red lawn chairs outside of the Fuel+. We were putting down our things and were going to check the Fuel+ menu. This was interrupted by one of the staff (whether he's also the owner or just managerial staff is unknown) who walked past us, on his way inside the store, barking at us saying, "You're going to buy coffee somewhere else and sit here? *scoffs* that's real nice." So ignorant to our intentions and choosing to be so snappy at us. And I guess he thought we didn't hear him so he confronted us again saying, "That's a little rude don't you think?" Bizarre. Who is being rude right now?? As a business, if you prefer to just have paying customers sit in your lawn chairs, that's completely valid! However there are so many ways to just kindly approach people and talk to humans. The fact that we were going to give them business but the owner was so blinded by the fact that we had a coffee from across the street.. We can actually shop at other local businesses in our neighbourhood and support your business too? So quick to judge. So rude. He was an older caucasian man. The employee we typically deal with is asian and they have always been so friendly to us. As POC, we couldn't help but feel uncomfortable to this aggression. Or maybe he was cranky and could've benefited from a sip of our coffee that we got across the street. It's so bad, I wanna give you a ZERO. But that's not possible so I give it a one.

I ordered 1 litre of peach kombucha and 500 ml pineapple kombucha…read more They arrived, both in plastic bags. Both had 50% of their volume taken up by ice. I took it out and measured. I took the pineapple kombucha to bed to drink. It wasn't kombucha but canned pineapple juice. I haven't tried the peach kombucha yet but it also looks like juice. Got a full refund for $27 from Über.

I loved the Chowmein and honey-chilly potato from here. The service was usually fast and you can…read moresee pictures of India on the wall inside which gives you a home sick feel. What I liked from here was Alfarata that they opened up one time as special and they never returned. It was one of the best I have ever tasted here.

I ordered Afghani veg momos for takeout and it was absolutely delicious. Perfect filling and spice…read more Definitely can't have momos from elsewhere now.

This is a small CoCo Fresh Tea location…read more We came here on 2025-06-19 to celebrate my birthday with a Birthday After-Dinner Drink. We ordered the following: 1. Bubble Gaga (large $7.00). 2. Mango Pomelo Sago Smoothie (large $7.50). We redeemed points for this drink. The drinks were as expected. The customer service was good. There are two small benches indoor, seating two people each. There is a large wooden "bleacher" seating outdoors. There is no music indoors, it could be very quiet when they are not making any drinks. Remember to sign up for points so that you can redeem them for free drinks. There is free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-115

Recently, Fantuan was offering a limited number of bubble tea flavours for a cent at certain CoCo…read moreFresh Tea and Juice stores. Such a steal! I had taken advantage of this deal at the CoCo by York University. On Sunday, after a fun time at the Botanical Expo at Evergreen Brick Works, I felt like getting this deal on its final day. I did a search on the Fantuan app and this CoCo in the Riverdale-Leslieville area was the closest one. Perfect! I got the following large bubble teas: - Strawberry black tea ($0.01) with coconut jelly ($0.60) - Lemon green tea I got both teas with no sugar and less ice. It's my usual. This CoCo is diagonally across from Gerrard Square. It's on the southeast corner of Gerrard Street East and Marjory Avenue. I used to spend a lot of time along this stretch of Gerrard Street East years ago. It has definitely changed! My original thought was to try and park along Gerrard. There weren't any spots. Instead, I cycled around the block and drove northbound on Marjory (it's a one-way street). I parked next to CoCo just before I got to Gerrard. There's a side entrance to CoCo on Marjory. Since it was my first time at this store, I decided to go through the main door. If you require accessibility help to get in and out of this store, you are out of luck. The store's construction is old, so there are only steps to get in and out of the store. I had the nicest woman help me out at the counter. I let her know that I had a Fantuan order. I rattled off the last three digits of my order number. She nodded and picked up a bag that was next to her. She handed it over to me with a huge smile. I thanked her for my order and wished her a great day. She reciprocated. This store does not have any seating to sit down and enjoy your beverage. I reckon that it used to before the pandemic. There's lots of space where the orange-lit CoCo logo is. I'm sure that there was seating in that area. I'm also pretty sure that this location was where Grinder Coffee was before CoCo took over. Although sad that the cafe closed, it's nice to see a bubble tea joint in this area. I had the strawberry black tea as I drove home. It's my favourite drink. This drink is made consistently no matter which CoCo location I visit. I loved the strawberries and how naturally sweet they were. The black tea was perfect. I always enjoy coconut jelly in this drink. So good! I had the lemon green tea the following day. I love the tart lemon with the green tea. It's such a refreshing drink. I dig this store. When I'm in the area again and feel like bubble tea, I'll return to this store for my fix. (195)

Great place to relax and have a bite to eat. However, when it comes to coffee, I have say, the…read morecoffee is abysmal. The coffee lacks strength and flavour. I order a large Americano...and as you may know, Americanos are 2 shots of espresso and then hot water. The barista obliged by putting 4 shots of espresso in it and still was weak. The taste after the additional shots was like having a regular coffee at your local Tim Hortons. Coffee is like wine, you learn to appreciate the difference in taste and body. You might want to talk to your purveyor or perhaps isn't the coffee but the way you have adjusted your coffee machines i.e. grind, amount and heat.

Excellent chain for healthy bowls and salads. They have lots of different locations throughout the…read morecity - all with the same great menu and customer service. I've had really positive experience with the catering order - very easy online ordering, fast responses to questions using their online chat feature, prompt arrival for large catering order, and they provide utensils. All of their bowls are fresh, healthy, and delicious. I especially loved the Green Goddess Bowl - lots of greens and mix of textures (including the soft lentils, crisp spinach and broccoli, and crunchy walnuts & toasted pumpkin seeds). The dressing was flavourful. I liked that we could mix and match the vegetarian bowls with different protein options, including salmon and tempeh. Customer service was very nice and friendly.

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.