Their baked goods are always really fresh and tasty, the service always fast and friendly, and…read moreseating is quiet and cosy.

Excellent baked goods. We had their pumpkin pie for a family dinner and it had rave reviews all…read morearound!

Just tried out the new collab with barque bbq and wow, we really enjoyed our dinner! We had it…read moredelivered as opposed to going in to get it. Everything was packaged really nicely and carefully. Food arrived hot enough to eat out the boxes without needing to heat up. Great variety and nice and hearty! We got some baked goods as well and they were soft and fresh!

If you have not been to XO Bisous what are you waiting for! A unique spot for coffee and baked…read moregoods (and breakfast sandwiches). Food is fresh and you can find things you would not find anywhere else. Staff is attentive to your needs and service is top notch! Again...if you have never been here go as soon as tomorrow!!

This is a gem on the west side of the city…read more On a saturday afternoon, Fantail is not overcrowded and noisy (unlike many many coffee shops in the city on a weekend). Their bakery selection is extremely tempting- with offerings like carrot cake, their best selling muffin to an epic looking brioche bun that looks like it exploded out of a muffin tin. Unfortunately since I had already had a large lunch at La Cubana, I only ordered a cappuccino with almond milk. The service was extremely friendly and on paying they have a little game where if you roll the die at the cashier and get double 6's the coffee is free of charge! (you can all guess what happened on my throw) Fantail truly embodies what I love about cafe and coffee culture ; good coffee and excellent baked goods in an atmosphere where you can truly relax away from the crowds and hustle and bustle of the city.

Amazing food, the croissants are great! The lady working there was very nice and served us our…read morefood. And the place was very nice and cozy.

The staff is very nice and friendly. I like the almond croissant very much. The scones are very…read moretasty.

My review is a bit biased: Selection is limited. Service is fine. Small drink is pretty small…read more Blueberry scone had a good ratio of blueberry to scone. Breakfast sandwich is very flat and egg looks to be precooked or baked and then cut down to fit the sandwich. Didn't appreciate the server telling us to not sit the baby on the edge of the table (baby was fully dressed) when he doesn't seem to wipe down the tables anyway. Our table had old coffee rings and crumbs on it. Place is very small.

Well it's in Dundas Ontario which is close to Hamilton…read more Had brunch it was very yummy and the lime pie was yummy. All is homemade Service is slow though so don't be in a rush Would definitely go again We had 2 Benedict's one regular one smoke salmon on croissant. Cost about $21 & 23 I think the pie was $7? I think

Last customer of the night. Very generous scoops of ice…read morecream, great selection of flavours! Stopped by during the cactus festival. Will definitely come back to try the breakfast menu and other desserts.

Milk and Cookies located in Kensington Market along Augusta near Oxford is a new shop specializing…read morein cookies, milks, and coffee. Another business, Tony's Focaccia, is also located inside the shop as well. The shop does require one to go up a few steps, however, once inside, the space is pretty big where there is some indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy your items. Menu wise, there are cookies, coffee, cold brews, ice teas, as well as milks available for purchase. They also have a cookie and cold brew combo for only $8. I stopped by Milk and Cookies on a Thurs afternoon shortly after they opened. The shop was quiet although there were 2 other customers enjoying their food on the patio. After some time I decided to grab a miso peanut butter with apply jam cookie as well as a regular cold brew. Service was friendly and staff were welcoming. I had my cookie and coffee afterwards which was great! The cookie wasn't overly sweet and I could taste the hints of peanut and miso in the cookie (not so much the apply jam). The cold brew was decent and tasty as well. Overall, a nice little spot for milk and cookies in Kensington Market!

Was walking around Kensington and saw a sign advertising a cherry cold brew so I had to stop in…read more The staff member was really friendly and super nice :) The coffee is DELICIOUS and well priced. I will absolutely come back. Their cookies looked and smelled amazing as well. This will be my new go-to coffee shop in Kensington!

It was a pretty chilly day and I was walking along Queen Street East having just explored Tommy…read moreThompson park and was really craving a nice warm coffee. So I got out Google and saw this place was close by so decided to go for it. I'm surprised whether reviews aren't even better for this place because it was so good. The seating is minimal just as a cafe should be however it's definitely worth going here. They have tons of breakfast options and eats however I heard that the apple fritters are the ones to get and therefore had to get one. I've also got a hot mocha. The coffee was super delicious and definitely one of the better Movhas I've had. It actually had real chocolate in it which was absolutely amazing. But the star of the show was definitely the hot apple fritter straight out from the kitchen. It was absolutely piping hots and had the perfect balance of sweet cinnamony sugary goodness. Honestly I have to come here again just for a plateful of these apple fritters because they were that good.

I stopped by Purple Penguin because it immediately caught my eye and there is nothing I love more…read morethan trying a new café. I ended up ordering the penguin cookie along with a matcha latte with vanilla syrup. They also had apple fritters on the menu but I did not see them on display and did not realize they were made fresh to order so I missed out. I am definitely a little regretful about that and will absolutely be going back specifically to try a fritter next time. When I walked in I was not greeted and the person behind the counter was decent but not especially friendly or talkative. They did not ask if my order was for here or to go and my drink was automatically served in a to go cup. I personally love getting my drink in a mug when I am at a café so that was a bit disappointing. I did notice however that they were much more conversational and friendly with customers they seemed to know which gave the place a very local neighborhood feel. The penguin cookie was similar to a shortbread cookie and it was quite good. The matcha latte was decent but very mild. I tend to like my matcha with a bit more punch and even with the vanilla syrup the flavor was still subtle. That said matcha is not usually a café's specialty and I am currently taking a break from coffee so I cannot speak to their coffee drinks. Inside there is seating and the menu offers a wide variety of sandwiches and food options that looked really appetizing. Everyone I saw eating seemed to be enjoying their food and drinks which was nice to see. Overall it felt like a cozy welcoming spot that a lot of locals frequent and build relationships with the staff. I do not have any major complaints and while I would not return specifically for the matcha I would absolutely go back to try one of their apple fritters and a sandwich. It is a cute cozy café with a nice neighborhood vibe.

Great little bakery/brunch cafe. Their baked goods are…read morefantastic. Loved the double chocolate cookies and the bus cone with cream and jam. The cookies are not overly sweet which means you really taste the chocolate. Located just west of Spadina on College. Street parking. Stop by and support local!!

Incredible business run by an incredible man. Super creative and passionate about Toronto and food…read more The menu is deep with creative amazing food. So many thoughtful little touches that I've never seen anyone do before.