Mos Mos has the best coffee I've ever had!! Thank god I first came with someone who's probably the biggest fan of this place because ordering is a little complicated. To break it down: you select your desired cup size by taking a cup, you find the sticker of the type of beverage you want (coffee, cappuccino, latte, tea) and then hand it over to one of the employees. Be careful when you decide to drop by because when it gets busy, it gets BUSY. Wait a good 20min after the 3pm rush if you wanna save some time. I've had the cappuccino with 1 sugar, and it was so smooth! The baristas sprinkle cocoa or cinnamon powder on top of the foam and create a little latte art with it. The Mango Chai Latte is something special - granted the mango flavour tastes artificial but that's expected. I asked for 1/2 sweet and it was already plenty (would recommend doing this). If it bothers you, I found that most of the sweetness bunches up at the bottom despite already being stirred by the baristas. read more

Mos Mos - Small Mango Chai Latte - Cafes Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I visited the Mos Mos in the Commerce Center on King Street, and I have to say that they are without a doubt the most efficient coffee shop I've been to in a long time! I got in line at what must've been a peak time, since there were easily 25 people ahead of me. My first thought was "oh no", and I expected a 20 minute wait for my drink. However, the line moved very quickly and within about ten minutes, I had my drink, a maple latte. I find that maple-flavoured drinks can be way too sweet, but this one was perfect. 2 Things I liked - The speed of service! They must've had about 7 people behind the counter and one person taking your order using the efficient sticker system, and the line moved so quickly. The variety of drinks and treats. I saw the maple flavour and jumped on it, since it tends to be seasonal, but saw quite a few other drinks I'd easily try, as well as a bunch of unique goodies I've not seen at Starbucks or Second Cup. I'm still hitting myself for not getting a white-chocolate matcha cookie! 1 Thing I didn't - n/a read more

Great people. Great coffee. Great eats! This place is unique because they steam the milk for your coffee and have a standardized process. Very neat. Price is comparable to Tims also. It can get a bit busy at times so the pick up location is small. If they can pump the orders out as fast as they can take them it would be a 5/5 4.24/5 * read more

Mos Mos is a popular barista that's racking up in popularity with its regulars and newbies in search of a new place to kick-start their caffeine intake to compliment it with some baked goodies. FYI a second location will be opening at the Exchange Tower in the same food court as Burger King. Mos Mos is among one of the most popular baristas in the PATH. Serving delicious cafe late, cappuccino, coffee, flat white, tea, etc. Their service like most places down in the PATH is efficiently good. Lastly and most importantly their drinks are made with quality. In my time coming here I've fallen in love with their flat white both (Almond and milk), Organic green tea, cafe late and their coffee. If only this place had an app like Starbucks i'd come here more often....once a day perhaps. Their service is fast, friendly and efficient. Prices are reasonable, just a tad cheaper than starbucks Quality is superb! read more

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This place is a godsend. I have no idea what they put into their drinks to make them taste SO good (almost too good...they taste sinful!) The Mumbai latte is definitely my go-to drink, and even their snacks are delicious. I love their breakfast muesli. It's perfectly soaked, with fresh fruit and just the right amount of sweetness. This place is a Financial District staple and worth going out of your way for. read more

Visited Mos Mos in commerce court/the financial district this morning at around 9am. Luckily, I read some of the reviews beforehand, so I knew about their cool sticker system and wasn't a total noob. I still ended up kind of noobing myself, as I couldn't find the Mango Chai Latte sticker - I only saw the coffee stickers underneath the stacks of cups, so I asked the lady writing the names on the cups where the sticker was for the Mango Chai Latte, and it turns out the Latte ones were right below where the lady was. I made my way to the cash register, paid $5.00 for the large, then joined the large crowd of around 15 people waiting for their drinks. It was kind of difficult to hear the petite Filipino baristas over the noise from the large crowd and surroundings, so I had to be super focused to make sure I heard my name when my order was ready. Despite there being a large crowd, it only took 5 minutes before my drink was ready, so I was pretty pleased. The Mango Chai Latte was good, but not amazing imo. It has a decent artificial mango taste (like bubble tea), with a Chai kick, and was milky, which was expected as a Latte. Definitely enjoyable, but not a regular morning ritual. With that being said, I definitely need to try their critically acclaimed coffee. They already captured 1/2 of my heart with their super efficient system, and they now have the potential to win the other half with their coffee. read more

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The coffee (green tea latte that I tried) is very different and you get a really good green tea flavour out of it. They have a little bit of a bittersweet type of after taste but it definitely is worth the try if you're a coffee lover or just a foodie in general. Generally the lineups are decent - always about 3-4 people lining up occasionally. Service is good there and the staff are friendly/polite. My friend also tried their iced coffee (maybe espresso) which I heard was pretty good as well. Located down in one of the corners in Commerce Court - might be easy to miss if you end up doing another circle loop if you head down one of the stairs. read more

Mos mos has the best coffee in the whole PATH system! They made my latte with care and swirled in some powdered chocolate on top to make it pretty. I also like the rolls of stickers that you use to customize your coffee. It's very arts and crafts. I had the peanut butter chocolate chip cookie-super yummy! They are right next to the King subway access point which is very convenient. read more

Stopped by here for coffee after a recommendation from a friend. A nice change from your typical timmies/starbucks/second cup. No seating, but tons of sweets and treats. The neat thing about mos mos is you pick up your own cup and put a sticker on it. The stickers denote how you take your coffee. They'll take your cup and prepare it for you then add a cute personal design which is a nice touch. Their coffee isn't particularly strong, but it's frothy - similar to richtree. Is it worth finding in the Toronto Path maze? If you like strong coffee, not really. If you want to try something different - yes! read more

I was determined to find this place one day when I had some time to spare. I'll admit I got very lost and kept turning in circles, but I eventually found it right outside King station's entrance into the Path. I got the mango chai latte, and I'm not kidding when I say it is possibly the best latte I've ever had in my life so far! It was the perfect mix of sweet and spicy, and it didn't taste like artificial fruit flavouring at all. To top it off, it was very reasonably priced. If you're in the area and looking for the perfect latte, this is the place to go. read more

Mos Mos - Mango chai latte. - Cafes Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

For starters I should say I don't drink coffee. I don't have an appreciation for the bitter taste bud, and so guzzling this caffeine injected beverage is not high on my priority of things to do in the morning. I will however, occasionally order the fancy specialty coffees - those doused in sugar flavour shots and powdered toppings. I am not ashamed that I am a fake coffee drinker. In fact, the White Lao has become my favourite iced coffee! It's a creamy iced coffee which probably comes from a packaged coffee mix (I asked once if I could make it less sweet and she said it's pre-made). It's aromatic, sweet, and a nice pick-me-up. During the colder days, I order the Mocha Latte. It's chocolately and light on the espresso. You can customize your milk, and they steam it JUST RIGHT. They finish it off with cocoa powder and latte art. My coworkers live by the drip coffee here, so that probably says something about the caffeined beverage which I don't consume. But supposedly it's the best coffee in the financial district. Perhaps one day I'll give it a try! read more

2.5 Stars I tried the chocolate latte on two occasions. The Latte is just way too sweet and takes forever to make. They use real melted chocolate. The barista works with precision accuracy, adding ingredients very slowly, thoroughly mixing, then more ingredients.... and more mixing. It's painful how long the process actually takes. Unfortunately, the end result is not worth it. I can never finish it - I "OD" on chocolate half way through. Kudos for trying hard, but not my "cup of chocolate". BK read more

Interesting little boutique coffee place located in the Path at Commerce Court West. With the tagline "savor the moment", this store definitely attracts many downtown business workers to spend a little moment of their time to savor their coffee. They have a very interesting and efficient way to take their order. Rather than waiting until the counter to specify the coffee that you want, you can simply use pre-printed stickers and stick the choice of your coffee to the cup (ranging from small, medium to large). Aside from the usual coffee type (American, espresso, cappuccino), their flagship product seems to be their chai latte. They have a good range of election for chai latte and I tried the mango chai latte. It definitely tastes refreshing compared to the traditional London fog. I will recommend coffee drinkers to give it a try. read more

This is my favourite place to get coffee. They do a café au lait/café misto kind of coffee so your coffee comes with steamed milk and a bit of foam on top. The coffee is smooth and doesn't have a bitter/sour aftertaste that I sometimes find with coffee. My go to is a small #3, the skinny single single (1 milk, 1 sugar). You can also ask for skim milk. I also recommend the red latte if you're looking for something without caffeine, and the chocolate latte if you're looking for something very chocolatey/dessert-like. The prices here are cheaper than starbucks. Their baked goods are also good. I've had their gluten free raspberry loaf, which I really enjoyed considering it's gluten free, their low fat mixed berry loaf, and their breakfast cookie. All quite good. Their chocolate banana bread was okay but I thought it wasn't moist enough and didn't have enough banana flavour. The line may be intimidating in the morning but it moves quickly. Best coffee and best service in Toronto. read more

I am a big fan of this place! I've been here twice with different coworkers and there's a consensus here: we have all said 'wow' after the first sips. No exaggeration. This location of Mos Mos is convenient for all corporate peeps - located in the Commerce Court exit of King Station, Mos Mos has a lineup that seems to vary throughout the day. One thing for sure - their coffee is the SHIZ. I tried their flat white, and it has enough caffeine to get me through the afternoon, and then some! Their small is the perfect size for a flat white. Prices are cheaper than the Starbucks in the core. read more

Props to Mos Mos who have managed to differentiate themselves in a chain dominated coffee market...and the customers love it. By this I am of course referring to their unique, cute little sticker ordering system. Essentially you pick your own cup and sticker for what you want e.g. latte and tick the boxes for your milk selection etc. It makes the ordering system very fast and thus the line to pay goes very quickly. Most people you see milling are waiting for their orders, but even then they don't have to wait long. The ladies of Mos Mos are friendly, unflappable and run a high functioning production line, whipping out coffees like nobody's business. So what's the coffee actually like? So keep in mind I'm a Sydney-bred coffee snob. It's alright, very drinkable but nothing to write home about. I find that like Starbucks their milk to coffee ratio is way off in the larger sizes so I usually stick to a small. It also somewhat irks me that they do latte art after the fact using cinnamon and a popsicle stick. Not sure what that does to the crema. When I come here I usually get a dirty chai latte. It's not too sweet and has that hit of caffeine to complicate things. I also tried the pumpkin spice latte but it was a little to artificial syrupy for my taste. These folks offer a full selection here and they have stickers to match: red eye, canadian, matcha, pumpkin spice, vanilla, peppermint...you name it. And then have all of the milks as well (dairy and non dairy). In terms of price it's probably a little cheaper than Starbucks. I pay close to $5 for my small almond milk, dirty chai hipster drink. Then again it is Commerce Court so its all relative, right? Mainly I'm grateful to this place for broadening my colleagues horizons and getting them to step out of their daily Starbucks/Tim Horton's routine. They are literally and truly obsessed. When do we get our corporate account? read more

Absolutely LOVE the mango chai latte - and at $3.50 for a medium... bye bye Starbucks for my latte fixes. It has just the right amount of mango flavour so that it's not super fruity and makes it smell soo good. My go-to drink when I come here. I tried one of their ice coffees as well, called the Iced Sherbat. I'm not a coffee connoiseur, and I have no idea what a Sherbat is (pls educate me if you do). The menu describes it as 'lightly sweetened silken splendour on ice' and it's at $3.75 for a small. It's a very creamy type of iced coffee...hm I would say it reminds me of a slightly watered down melted frap - very delicious though! I'd get this again on a hot summer day. read more

What kind of crack does Mos Mos put in their coffee?! It's so addicting! After hearing my friends rave about this place, I then wished I live in the dt area or worked in the area to see what all the fuss was about. Recently, my friend offered to buy me a chai latte and I jumped on the offer! I swear it was love at first sip, this chai latte tasted better than all the other chai lattes I had in my life! And it's not too sweet either, just the right amount of sweetness to it. And then yesterday, the same friend got me a coffee but this time she told me it was half regular coffee and half dark roast because the place was closing and that was all they had left. I didn't mind the mix of coffee and wow, to me it tasted like Timmies double double but even better! But my friend told me their regular coffee tasted wayyy better. So until I get that coffee, I will give it 4 stars for now! read more

This is upgraded coffee for people who think Tim Hortons and Starbucks coffee is good. For the rest of the people who actually care for a well-extracted espresso shot with micro-foam and proper milk-to-coffee ratio... not so much. I ordered my typical cortado here, but it tasted nothing like how an actual cortado should taste. The foam was thin, the coffee tasted overextracted, and the ratio was off. If you want actual coffee in the area, please go to Sam James, Pilot, M Squared... just to name a few! read more

I am a fan of Mos Mos' cookies - gluten free power cookie to be exact. The cookie consists of raisins, chocolate, flaxseeds...to be honest, that's all I can detect. I am not entirely sure what certain about the type of flour used. I just know for certain it is yummy, it is $2.50 and it is potentially a "guilt free-er" option than it's whole wheat cousin. read more

I made this my afternoon coffee stop today, having seen the excellent reviews by other Yelpers. To be honest, I don't see the big deal with Mos Mos. Sure, the "label your own cup" idea is cool, but it's a solution for a problem that really isn't a problem, and takes longer to figure out what label to put on your cup than it would to verbally give your order to one of the staff. I ordered a medium latte which was very reasonably priced at $4, and it was made with care by the lovely staff who were very friendly. Although I didn't try any of the baked goods, they all looked very tasty indeed. In terms of the coffee itself, I found that although the milk in my latte was steamed to perfection, I found the espresso itself to resemble those awful instant coffee pods you use at work - it just tasted a little on the artificial side. I'll definitely drop by to try their brewed coffee as this is usually my preference, so maybe that will be better. read more

Ahh whats better then a nice cup of latte. Mos Mos located in the financial district near commerce court is a gem. Their lattes are one of a kind and I prefer this much over * bucks. They are very efficient with their orders, definitely my go to place to grab a latte. read more

Mos Mos is a cute little coffee shop outside King Station. It's pretty unique with their sticker ordering system. My friends introduced me to this place. It's a nice change to have a Cafe au Lait vs. Latte (way cheaper)! I usually have the regular coffee - skinny double single aka two milks one sugar. Their brewed coffee is good for the cafe au lait. I love lattes so when I'm not feeling for a latte this is a good alternative. Their system is good because you can order and then go pay so while you're paying they are making your order. It gets really busy in the morning but the line goes pretty quick. You can also purchase a prepaid card if you go often. I would recommend you to check it out if you end up being in the Yonge and King area in the path. The prices are slightly cheaper than your typical coffee chain like Starbucks. read more

No matter where I'm situated in Downtown Toronto, mos mos is my go-to coffee shop. I usually order the regular coffee - skinny with two milks and one sugar. The best part is the foamy milk that tops the coffee. Personally I like my coffee with a bit of milk, but lattes are a little too milky for me, so this feels perfectly smooth with a bit of foam on top. As you can see from the photos, they also top your coffee with cocoa, whisking it into a pretty flower. Much better than just pouring your own regular milk into a coffee cup! I've also tried their latte and cappuccino which are also top quality. Always strong coffee taste and piping hot. The banana breads are well made, with a wide range of flavours (dark chocolate, double chocolate and lemon poppyseed), as they are always soft and flavourful. Definitely check out mos mos if you are in the PATH or the Downtown Core, it won't disappoint! read more

Consistently great coffee. Quick and friendly service. Price is good considering the area! Would highly recommend stopping by on your lunch break. Don't be intimidated by the line, it goes by very quickly! read more

Mos Mos - Cafes Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Got the mango chai latte like everyone else that wrote a review for Mos mos and it was good. I would say despite my reservations of a mango flavored latte, it was delicious and something I would get again. Its a nice pick me up if you don't want a huge caffeine boost. read more

Mos Mos - Agreed - Cafes Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I've been a loyal customer for Mos Mos for almost two years. They serve their coffees with steamed milk which gives it an almost latte like experience. Their sticker based queue system moves quickly despite the length of the line at different times during the day. As I'm one of the early morning customers (before 8am), some staff knows to write my name without asking which is a nice friendly gesture considering how many customers they go through a day. I've tried most of their beverge menu items by now (coffee/espresso based drinks/coldbrew/tea lattes/limited time drinks) and can say everything tasted great! The price is fair compared to the other competition in the path. read more

Mos mos is definitely getting the attention it deserves. Love that they steam milk for your coffee and give it to you on a elevated stand! They are fast, personable and extremely well priced. Mos mos over Starbucks any day. read more

Mos Mos is located in the PATH, near the Commerce Court West food court. It's a popular location for downtown professionals to grab a quick coffee or snack during work days. However, it's definitely not your average Tim's or McD's coffee. Mos Mos coffee is freshly made and tastes very smooth. They also allow the customer to customize their own drink by choosing milk and sugar options depending on their own preferences. I also tried their Matcha Green Tea latte, it tastes very fresh and delicious! read more

Mos Mos - Mango chai latte - Cafes Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

love their coffee. so creamy and thick, yet so smooth. also love their thai latte. So many options! For a detailed review, more photos and top 5 cafes I picked as recent favorites. Please refer to my blog post. https://laviedeshan.wixsite.com/home/single-post/2017/08/21/5-Toronto-Caf%C3%A9s-with-%E2%80%9CWow%E2%80%9D-Factor read more

Mos Mos - Cafes Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This is our go to coffee place when we are willing to walk a little further then the nearest Starbucks (which is around every corner). The coffee is excellent and so is the price and presentation. Their house blend is sure to please almost all palate as I prefer my coffee bold while my friends like mild, yet we all love Mos Mos. Do not be intimidated by the sticker system, just read the options (I'm a 4 - two milk 1 sugar ;-P). Highly recommend! read more

Mos Mos - It's always fun to see what your name will be on the cup - Cafes Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This coffee shop is located right outside of King Station (the Melinda Street exit). It is my favourite place to grab a cup of coffee before heading to work. My order in the morning is a large #2 skinny with two milks and a 'fog cutter' sticker. The fog cutter is their darker roast. At $2.70 for a large coffee, you cannot go wrong. I think the steamed milk they add on top is the perfect touch to a cup of coffee. You can prepay for 10 coffees by purchasing their coffee card and get the 11th coffee free. If you are hungry for breakfast, grab one of their toasts (around $1.85). I love their peanut butter and jam - always the perfect amount of sweet and saltiness. It's warm and they wrap everything nicely for you to eat on the way to work. The lines do get quite long around 8:30 am to 9:00 am and at coffee break hours, but it is well worth the wait! read more

Hands down one of the best coffee shops I've tried in toronto and I wish there were more of them! I have no idea how they make their coffee taste so good but they do. My favourites are the matcha latte, chai mango latte, caramel latte, and London fog. They are soo quick and even when the line is long it moves fast! The staff here are very friendly and I've had to limit myself from going here everyday otherwise I would. read more

I used to go here all the time when I worked nearby and it's one of the things I miss most about moving locations. The have a wide variety of custom drinks, such as lattes and mochas (there are some special types too), but their drip coffee is unique too. Instead of having you put the milk in yourself afterwards, they steam the milk first, put it at the base of the cup and pour drip coffee on top. If you want, they'll put cocoa powder on top and make a beautiful pattern. You pay the price of a normal cup of drip coffee elsewhere and get something that tastes like a latte because of the steam milk. They also have the prepaid cards that is "buy 10 drinks get 1 free". You have to pick one specific type of drink, but the return on this is much higher than the starbucks system now (especially if you buy the cheaper drinks). read more

I come here regularly when going on coffee breaks with co-workers. The line is overwhelming, and so is the process in selecting a cup, choosing a sticker, etc. Recently, I have gone for the apple cider, which is different and I don't think it is offered in a lot of the other coffee shops. It comes with a cinnamon stick and goji berries. In terms of pricing, the coffees and espresso-based drinks are very expensive. This should come as no surprise in the financial district though! read more

One of my favourite go to spots for a morning coffee whenever in the downtown core! I have never been disappointed with my orders here at Mos Mos, they make it perfect everytime. Try to go a bit before or after rush times (9am/3pm) and you'll be in and out of there in less than 10 mins! read more

Got the flat white here. I couldn't taste any coffee/espresso flavor, just steamed milk. My colleagues got the brewed coffee and gave it a thumbs down too. I guess it has good reviews for the convenient location? There are plenty of better options in the area. read more

Mos Mos by far has the BEST tasting coffee in Toronto. And this is coming from a coffee connoisseur. I am obviously not the only person who feels this way, the proof is in the daily lineup - which fear not, goes VERY quickly. Not only is the coffee top notch - thanks in most part to its freshness and steamed milk - but the service is always impeccable. The girls are SO fast: taking orders, making coffees, cashing out while always managing to keep sincere smiles on their faces all day. Everything aside from the coffee is also delicious and that includes the huge selection of baked goods, sandwiches, bagels and delectable Museli - all fresh, nothing is ever more than a day old. I visit Mos Mos everyday while I'm at work (sometimes twice a day) and would highly recommend this hidden PATH treasure to anyone! You have to try this place. read more

Love everything from here. Mumbai latte was my favourite so far, but espresso is amazing too! Everything was so great and so addict to

If you are able to go here for coffee you are lucky, one of those places you miss when you can't go anymore/everyday, only complaint is not open on weekends but that's expected downtown. Be ready for a lineup, it's worth it. They also have kept prices reasonable since the changes in min wage exc. Everyone we brought here stopped going to starbucks. read more