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!

Humble (I don't really know anything opinon..) Hands down the best coffee/roaster in Toronto…read more.. Canada? Heritage I discovered at Rooster Coffeehouse. I've bought hundreds of cups/bags. Thank you.

Ordered a matcha. It was alright, but it wasn't my favourite and probably not the best choice to…read morejudge the café by. The service was fast, and the staff got my order out quickly. I'd definitely come back to give them another try, but next time I'll stick with what they're known for and order one of their coffees instead.

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.

Good latte with almond milk! Good pricing. Good service. Don't know what else one can ask for…read moremore. They also have whole beans that one can buy for home.

Great place for lattes or for buying freshly roasted coffee beans in the St. Laurence Market. The…read morebarista was friendly and extremely knowledgeable about everything coffee. The beans are roasted on premises and they have a huge variety to choose from. Highly recommend.

If you're looking for a flashy corporate lounge to open your laptop and take business calls for…read morethree hours, this isn't the spot. But if you genuinely appreciate the quiet, uncompromising craft of a perfectly extracted espresso, this hidden pocket on Lombard is one of the finest sanctuaries in the city. The interior design is minimal, stripped-back, and refreshingly unpretentious. It lacks the loud, chaotic aesthetic clutter of mainstream downtown cafes, which immediately creates a calm, focused environment. Logistically, their setup is incredibly precise - they offer three rotating single-origin beans & the barista took the time to silently and carefully weigh the dose, maintaining absolute consistency in the extraction parameters. My flat white was balanced, smooth & served at the exact proper thermal threshold without being scalded. The staff are polite, deeply knowledgeable & respect your boundaries; they provide exceptional service without trying to force superficial conversation. A clean, honest & high-integrity establishment for anyone who values actual substance and a bit of true neighborhood peace. A highly reliable daily anchor.

First time visiting today and it's clear these people know coffee! Very fresh, I love that I get to…read morechoose the bean I want and it was a delicious latte! Small shop but it was pretty full. Their baked goods were almost sold out at 11:30am on a Saturday

I pretty much try coffee everywhere I go because I really enjoy the taste of it, and I'm glad I…read morestopped at Mofer Coffee. I started with an espresso, which was smooth and had a lot of flavor. I like drinking espresso straight because you really get to taste the coffee for what it is, and this one definitely delivered. I also tried a cortado with almond milk and really enjoyed it. The carrot loaf was amazing too. It wasn't overly sweet, just a nice balance and perfect with the coffee. The barista was very nice and welcoming as well. Overall, I'm happy I gave this place a try and would definitely stop in again.

Visiting Toronto Great coffee a short walk from the Rogers center…read more Enjoyed the peaceful feeling and good service in recommendations I got a drip coffee and loved it !

Love this coffee shop even though it's in a random location. They sometimes don't have the newer…read moreflavours at this location as this isn't a standalone cafe, but it's a great place to stop by if you're in the area

DO NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING OVER $100 HERE unless you're prepared for a needlessly difficult return…read moreprocess. I purchased a Fellow Stagg EKG Pro kettle and a Timemore C5 Pro grinder from Pilot Coffee's Wagstaff location on August 31, 2026, for a total of $438.44. Both items remained unused and in their original condition and packaging. Within two weeks of purchase, I called Pilot Coffee headquarters as well as multiple locations specifically to ask how I could return them. I was told that I could only bring the items back in person to the Wagstaff headquarters. So on September 13, I drove to Wagstaff with both items and my original receipt, following exactly the instructions I had been given. Only after I arrived was I told that because my purchase was over $100, they could only process the return on a weekday AND when a manager was present. Neither requirement was mentioned when I called ahead specifically to ask about the return procedure. I was then given another option: email their customer service first, wait for return instructions, and then wait for them to initiate the refund. Again, none of this was mentioned when I called ahead. Their published return policy states that merchandise and brewing gear may be returned within 30 days if unused and in the original packaging. It instructs customers to contact them to start a return, but I could not find any mention there of a $100 threshold requiring a weekday visit with a manager present. To be clear, my issue isn't simply that Pilot Coffee has a particular return procedure. My issue is that I specifically called ahead to confirm that procedure, followed the instructions I was given, drove to the only location I was told could process the return, and was then presented with additional restrictions that had never been disclosed to me. The staff at Wagstaff also declined to provide me with any written confirmation that I had come in that day to attempt the return. I therefore submitted a formal return request by email while I was still at the location, documenting the condition of both items and my attempted return. Pilot Coffee, is making a return this unnecessarily difficult really worth the customer you lose in the process? If the goal is to discourage customers from returning higher-value purchases by making the process as inconvenient as possible, then the experience certainly gives that impression.

We very much enjoyed our morning coffee at Hale Coffee. Hale Coffee is located in the downstairs…read morelobby of Farm Boy. It was east to find as an visitor to Toronto and the staff was very friendly. We sat on the upper floor by Farm Boy to have our coffee. Hale is more of a grab and go. They don't provide seating. We ordered a Oat milk Flat White, drip coffee, a London Fog, a fruit loops cookie and blueberry muffin. My son was excited to see a London Fog on the menu. The flat white was smooth and flavorful. The muffin was very fresh, having just come out of the oven. Hale Coffee is a cashless establishment. If we are in the area we would stop in again.

hi. we were at the Yonge/Eglington location yesterday, our regular barrista was not working…read more Casey: Warm, friendly, explains the various kinds of coffees, and always for the past couple of years a great experience. The other barrista, an orientalist male, had the worst, rudest, and condescending attitude ever. This is the second time, and honestly it's cringeworthy. My daughter in law asked him if she could add the steamed milk to the Misto, (as we like just a shadow), and his unbelievably rude comment was "no! I dont know where your hands have been". And my daughter in law is polite, and said nothing. My question is we don't know where his hands have been, however we know his verbal language and customer skills come from the sewage pipes. He makes the Hale coffee experience hateful. if he is around, don't buy, there is coffee upstairs at Farm Boy, and two minutes down the street the Padaria. Zero stars for him.