Such a hidden gem! This place is quaint and cute and has the BEST blueberry scone in all of…read moreToronto! Their coffee is amazing - try the double Americano for a great hit of amazing flavour. Also must trys:. Chocolate croissant (super flaky) and their Chocolate Chip Cookies are to die for. This is my morning spot and I definitely miss it when I can't make it!

Our neighbours at Futura, have recommended this place for pizza several times and so I finally…read moreplaced an order for two slices, the vegan slice and the Margherita. We live in the area so it was still warm when I got home and boy oh boy was it f*cking great pizza. It was fresh, crunchy, flavourful, and a great size for $5.50. The door di latte was amazingly fresh, it's ridiculous! My partner enjoyed her vegan slice as well and raves about the tomato sauce and the slight hint of spice it had. I really commend this place because not only do they have vegan options but also gluten free options and at reasonable prices and great portions. This has blown other pizza places in the area out of the water so if you're looking for some great delicious pizza, look no further because this is the place to go! We'll definitely be back and I look forward to trying their coffee too!

This has been a fantastic cafe in Baldwin Village since last year!…read more I've been many times (my photos are from a few visits) because it's near the office, but also such a lovely atmosphere here: Cosy, warm, bright and joyful. Free wifi here and with lots of seating indoors and outdoors. Washrooms are downstairs (and therefore not fully accessible). It's a lovely spot though, and a popular spot for local students and workers. They do have particular hours and are not open everyday so follow them on Instagram for updates! Food and drinks are a perfect marriage of western and eastern palettes. You'll find matcha, hojicha and various types of milk teas here, plus Asian-flavoured baked goods too. I love their standard fare and rotating items. There's always something new and exciting to try. If you're a fan of the texture of mochi -- be sure to try their Matcha Mochi Cake! My go to drinks here are the matcha and hojicha lattes.

Was in the area yesterday and decided to try out a few items…read more Had we not been to a different café just before where we had a milk-based drink, I definitely would have ordered a latte here. But still ended up ordering a drink since I saw they had Hong Kong Lemon Tea. It was really refreshing! Also ordered a cookie, which had the tea and floral flavour to it. The rice krispie was definitely a bit salty, you could taste the seaweed, and sweet from the marshmallow. Both indoor seating and their back outdoor patio were packed! Will probably go again someday to try some of their popular items like their milk bun sandwiches and mochi cakes.

Stopped by around 11:30am to grab a drink as it was on my way to somewhere I needed to be…read more Cozy spot that you can tell locals frequent. Very unique in that it's run out of a century house. There's a sign to use the side door, which you can get a taste of the interior decoration. I ordered almost immediately since there was no line, although there were many patrons already seated and some who had just ordered. While waiting, I sat down at an available table, and noticed that there is also a back patio where you can sit as well. Even though I ordered for takeout, the staff brought my latte over to me. They did forget to bring my carrot cake with it, so I did have to ask for it as I was leaving, but they were apologetic about it. The carrot cake was really good! I found the coconut flakes topping a bit overwhelming, but that could be just because I'm not a huge fan of coconut. There's free street parking: however depending on how busy it is, you may need to find a street to turn on to find it on the opposite side (which happened to me today).

This is such a cute cafe, and I feel so lucky to find this hidden gem. The cafe was pretty busy on…read moreSaturday afternoon, so maybe not so hidden haha. We ordered Dandy latte as non-caffein option that was so delicious. So, I even searched the ingredient to make it at home until my next visit to here. They have very spacious back patio. Totally worth checking out during the summer!

My friend and I came here on a Sunday morning for coffee. Such a cute cafe with a little shop! I…read morebought a bag of coffee beans and had drip coffee, which was good. So cozy and it's in such a nice neighborhood, I'd definitely recommend dropping by.

What a cute coffee Shop. We came by post brunch to indulge in some warm beverages. They were very…read morekind enough to warm up milk for a friends baby despite being busy. The menu consists of many options We tried a variety of different beverages in their patio at the back.

I have been here before and tried the lavender latte but this time I went there for a flat white…read moreand a almond croissant. God oh god, that cream filling inside the croissant was not expected. The croissant itself was sooooo crunchy and can see the layers through but that cream was a sweet surprise. I can't describe anymore that you should go try yourselves. The seating of the cafe is a bit darker inside but then it's probably very inside and no natural light coming thru - should be expected. Otherwise they have a seating (bar style) at the front to soak in the sun on sunny days and have a good read if you are a book worm. The customer service seemed ok, not so impressive. But meh who cares when the coffee and baked goods are this good!

The brick walls, bike on the wall, old school but classy ceiling tiles, original hardwood flooring…read morethrough most of this place makes it a cozy atmosphere for great conversation or working on your laptop. The place is spacious. With a mini assortment of baked goods -- croissants, scones, muffins, danishes -- you can grab something sweet to compliment your Americano, cappuccino, Cortado. At $2.75~ for the largest coffee, this place is affordable and trendy in Toronto'a Koreatown. Stop by with a good book or type out a yelp review and enjoy this comfortable coffee shop. My cortado and almond croissant cost just over $7.

Cafe 295 is a great spot if you're looking for a place to work remotely, study, or catch up with…read morefriends. The back room has beautiful views of the city and provides a quiet, comfortable atmosphere that's perfect for getting work done. The quality of the beverages is excellent, and the sandwiches were very fresh and flavorful. I tried the pistachio matcha, which was delicious with a rich pistachio flavor, although I found it a little on the sweet side. The only downside is that the prices are on the higher end, but the quality and atmosphere help make up for it. Tip: Be sure to ask the staff for the code for free parking before you leave. It makes visiting much more convenient.

Came to do some work at Jilani place and needed a pick me up. Grabbed a matcha latte - so good!!!!…read moreNext time I'll have to try the flavoured ones, I've heard good things about the banana and mango... I also had a tuna melt sandwich ; loved every bite of it. The great thing was I could take my food back to where I was working. The service was good. I did have to wait a little but the place was busy, so that was fine. The cafe is up the elevators. So you'll have to park and actually make your way up there. No problem if you're going to the co-working space but could be a hassle if you are trying to be in and out quick. Though it is a really good cafe that one should try! You can also get a free parking pass so you don't have to pay for parking. Honestly, there was so many other things I wanted to try so next time I'm in Etobicoke, I'll have to do a quick stop. A definite must try place!

This little market and cars is a great addition to Queen West. It's a creative mix of café and art…read moresouk and a great place to grab coffee, baked goods, or a sweet treat while browsing local art. The vibe is vibrant and community-focused, with plenty of charm and character. Service can be a bit slow when busy, and the menu leans light rather than full meals, but it's a unique and inspiring place to relax or connect with friends. The strawberry matcha is delicious and you can get special pricing on Mondays! A very beautiful place to work on your creative projects and have great conversations. Very accessible by transit and great location.

I stumbled upon this place on a Friday afternoon and it was such a lovely surprise. There were a…read morefew people ahead of me but the service was impeccable. I got the cold hojicha latte which I felt was reasonably priced compared to some other spots. Very customizable with the milk, ice and sugar level. I am picky with my matcha and this was good! Not watered down with milk. Their food and pasties looked really good too. I'd definitely come back next time to give it a try. The seating is comfortable. There's indoor and outdoor seating. I worked a bit from the cafe and their wifi is good. There's also lots of curated merchandise for purchase.

San Cafe located along Augusta near Dundas in Kensington Market is a new coffee shop with a lot of…read morecute cat decorations. The cafe offers a variety of caffeinated and non-caffeinated options along with baked goods from Matcha Yuzu Boulangerie. The space has seating indoors if you'd like to grab a quick pick me up or sit longer to do some work (they have wifi!). They recently opened I believe 2 weeks ago. I stopped by San Cafe on a Fri around noon. The cafe was quiet but soon got a few customers after I came in. I ordered a flat white and got a matcha white chocolate cookie. My coffee was made at a reasonable time and it was good. The matcha cookie was delicious. The interior of the cafe is adorned with cute cat items and they also have coffee beans and gear for purchase as well. Overall, a cute new space to get some caffeine or hang out with friends. I believe the cafe will be hosting events in the future. Do check them out if you are around the area!

Really digging the new San Cafe in cool Kens! Everything…read morefrom the tasteful interior deco and furniture to the Chinese hand drawn calligraphy on the walls as paintings. Instead of the usually busy Toronto thoroughfare for coffee with its insatiable appetite for anything caffeinated, this is the type of spot for lingering and admiring the view out the picture window onto Augusta, the boring part of it, anyway and enjoying the ambiance AND the delicious baking from Yuzu in Scarbs, cuz omg that matcha cookie was popping with that earthy matcha flavour we all know and love but not quite this flavour-forward, so very enjoyable. In the back there is a separate small "living room" space that will be used for gallery showings and small events, which is typical of many of the cafes in the area, although this looks again, more homey and welcoming than just for pure decoration and a nod to art. In that same area there is a Photo Booth machine installed permanently. I didn't get the details on cost but it looks like it could be fun and a compliment to events in this space. Nice, friendly service with the couple of times I've visited San Cafe, and it was a real pleasure to get coffee served in china rather than a paper cup a la weekdays for myself, and enjoy that cookie, did I mention that cookie lol??