I've been to a few of the Fire Roasted Coffee's around London, and I have to say this one is my…read morefavourite. It's in the Old East Village, past Adelaide St, and they're really revitalizing this area and I think it's wonderful, this establishment is located in an old warehouse, which was turned into Fire Roasted and the Old East Grocer. I came this afternoon for a Yelp event and I brought my mom. We parked in the back, since there wasn't any parking on the road, which was fine, you just have to pay to park. We walked into the place and Fire Roasted is on the left and the grocers is straight ahead. Smaller café, but there were plenty of tables and chairs available for our small event! I had ordered two small coffees for my mother and myself and we tried the bagel bombs they had, jalapeno, and garlic & bacon, both of which were delicious. I believe all the food items are outsourced, but they are delicious nonetheless. The actual Roasting plant is in the back of the building, I took a walk down to see what it looked like, and it was really interesting to see how they do it. This is such a unique building, and how they've renovated it to help revitalize the whole east end is amazing, bringing in the local business to help this area thrive again. I'll definitely be sure to come back, the ambience is wonderful, and the coffee is delicious.

Super duper ecstatic to have these guys roasting coffee in The old east village. I had a Mexican…read moreroast this morning along with a freshly baked chocolate cookie. I'm going for a scone the next time I head back which will likely be tomorrow. Lots of space and nice morning light coming in. It's gonna be great to sit out in the new patio this fall.

During our holiday visit to London, our family recommended the Happiness Café. So one rainy…read moreafternoon we parked across the street hopped over some road construction and blew thru the doors. The first impression of décor and display, it is clean, intentional, thoughtful and cozy. We perused the menu and I decided on the fig and cheese croissant, accompanied by an espresso martini. We found our seats at a table and I could not take my eyes off the artistic desserts on display. One in particular was a tree ornament, made of cake, it was shiny and beautiful, almost too pretty too eat. Almost. My only regret is that I didn't enjoy one, but I was too full after lunch. Our meals were delivered to our table and even though I wasn't very hungry when we arrived, the look and smell of the food fueled my appetite. My croissant creation was filled with fresh ingredients and the decadent combination of savory and sweet hit the spot. The espresso martini was wonderful, even my picky husband liked it. To our delight, we had the opportunity to meet the owners, a husband and wife team. Both very stylish, with warm smiles and welcoming conversation. The wife is the pastry chef, I had to wonder if she ever had time to sleep considering the array of beautiful desserts on display and what it must take to perfect them, individually. We look forward to returning on our next visit to London hopefully during the warmer months to enjoy their patio, and THIS time, dessert first! And maybe second! Now that we are back home in Los Angeles, I find myself wishing we had a Happiness Café. I was in Beverly Hills yesterday at the Rodeo Collection and I visited a café with hopes that it might compare, but it was missing the warmth and artistry of Happiness Café.

Good atmosphere, Coffee and Hot Chocolate are top notch. Went with my girlfriend and have a good…read moretimes. One thing to note if you want to visit is the place doesn't have public wifi.

Clean friendly shop, well stocked with coffees and teas. Nice selection, good quality and…read morereasonable prices. It's become our go to place for fresh ground coffee, especially since the COVID-19 situation has made making our own coffee treats at home necessary.

I love coming here on a summer morning. The staff is always nice, the restaurant is welcoming and…read moreit's nice sitting out on the patio. To me their coffee is mid, but the pastries are amazing, especially their cruffins!!! I would recommend:)

You can tell everything is made in-house, which is impressive given their wide range of offerings:…read morequiches, sandwiches, cookies, muffins; they have it all. The ingredients are high quality, and the flavours are thoughtfully developed. Pink lemonades are often too sweet, but this one was perfectly balanced. The lemon square was nicely tart, the quiche had generous chunks of feta, and the muffin had that rich, buttery flavour you only get from homemade baked goods. Service was bubbly and helpful, and the interior was quaint. There's just enough seating outside, with a setup that lets you choose between sun or shade. Special mention for offering the London Fog iced; my first time trying it, and it is now my new go-to. Prices were surprisingly reasonable considering the quality. Easily the best coffee shop I've tried in London so far.

This is one of the two coffee shops in Cherryhill Mall. Both had multiple locations in London…read more(Timothy's is a national chain), but both are the last remaining location in this city. By a country mile, this is the better of the two coffee shops. The selection of coffees and treats are similar to Starbucks without the overtly pretentious presentation or expensive price points.

After I spent nearly two hours in the Passport Office today, I needed a coffee really badly. I was…read morepleasantly surprised this coffee shop still has a presence in London, Ontario. I remember they used to be in White Oaks Mall and it makes me miss the days when I would take a short walk to grab some coffee at this shop. I may not come to Cherryhill Mall all that often. But, if I'm ever back here again, at least coming to this little shop will a nice thing.

I was really impressed with fire roasted coffee really smooth really clean coffee. I couldn't say…read moreno more but you know they do a great job. They have two locations and I would say if you're in London Ontario, I definitely would check this place out. It was my first time first time to London I wanted to take a lady out that I was. I'm trying to see and I was like you know coffee market cool beans.

This was our first visit to this coffee shop. We were greeted by 2 baristas who were both extremely…read morefriendly and welcoming. We ordered 2 iced mochas and decided to sit outside as it was a lovely, sunny and warm day. The location is perfect as it's right downtown with plenty of opportunities for people watching. The mochas were among the best we've tasted with a rich coffee flavour and were served in large glasses which made them great value for money. The café is clean, bright and airy. Washrooms are located downstairs and you have to ask for a key. The ladies' washroom was very clean and well-maintained. We plan to return to this location in the next day or two.

This little cafe uses its space very well. The walls are lined with colourful teas and teapots,…read morewith service at the very back. I started off with a kyoto fog, which was a matcha green tea, while my boyfriend got a mocha macchiato. We came here to study, but the tables are quite tiny, so we ended up moving to a long table against the wall for some more room. There is free wifi as well, so feel free to ask for that. All the employees are extremely kind. The place stayed pretty busy throughout lunch hours. We ended up ordering crepes as a snack. The batter is a little crispier than I'm used to, and I would've loved to see some savoury options, but the banana crepe was delicious with triple chocolate and peanut butter ice cream and a generous amount of whip cream. I look forward to seeing how this shop develops, as it has a great deal of potential.

Having been serving their tea at my work for over three years now I'm familiar with the quality of…read moretheir tea, but sadly had yet to actually pop into their shop. Now that they've changed over to a cafe style themselves and since I was watching a friend's cats in the neighbourhood it was the perfect excuse to pop on in. The narrow space is lined on one side with a wooden counter and a row of stools while the other has shelves lined with ready to go packaged tea in what seems like an endless variety. The narrow space reminded me strangely of record stores of yesteryear. Yes, I'm aware vinyl is back and trendy once more but this is something only us old folks will likely get a vibe of. Anyways I knew that I wanted a black tea as that was the variety that I was currently out of stock at home. With a taste profile in mind I was greeted shortly after entering and told the young woman what I was looking for, she introduced me to a few I hadn't had before but once she hit me with the maple I was sold! It was exactly the thing I was looking for. She also informed me they made a gelato out of it. Umm...what? HELLO!! So of course I had to get that too and let me tell you I could have cried it was that good! I took my purchases to go as well as a lovely Iced Thai tea, for those who have never had it you must like a strong black tea flavour to fully enjoy it (which I do!) Guess my only con was while trying to enjoy my gelato on their patio before heading off I was sort of sketched out by some of surrounding going-ons (so not their fault!). That said it was still worth the visit and I will be back to try the crepes which several people were ordering as I was there and looked amazing... I'll reserve the last star for that to see if they are as good as they looked.

A small sanctuary deep in the city. This is a quiet cafe that plays soft seaside jazz music in the…read morebackground with some tasty sandwiches and drinks to enjoy for a breakfast or lunch. We are from out of town so discovering this place was really interesting considering the location of such a grungy area in downtown. There are a lot of homeless and street parking only outside. There was only one single man working which I assume was the owner of the business who took our order and made everything. He was very friendly and welcoming. Although, the food was good the prices are pretty high as we paid $65 for just the two of us. I don't ever see myself coming back here but for anyone actually going to school or living in the area it seems like a great cafe to chill out.

I recently found Organique Cafe & Eatery when walking by and entered to find an array of vegetarian…read moreand vegan options on their menu. I was really excited to find somewhere in the heart of downtown that does unique coffee, food, and juices. Drinks took a little time, but we came in while there were around 6-7 people in line, so understandable given they are a new business. I ordered the Rose Gold Latte, which was a different flavour to me, but really enjoyable. My only critique is that the drink could have done with just a sprinkle of rose petals on the top as there was a bit too much petal on each sip of my beverage. The cafe itself is beautiful and has nice finishes and enough areas to sit for multiple groups. I look forward to returning to try food soon!