The highlight of this cafe is definitely how study/work friendly it is…read more I came here on a Friday morning but I couldn't get in. I'm not sure if it's because the door was too heavy or if it was locked. This cafe is located up a few flights of stairs. Washrooms are on the ground floor. They had mints and mouthwash there, which was a nice touch. I got a drip coffee and a muffin which were both pretty average. Prices are reasonable. There is a lot of seating with power outlets as well as small rooms for working people or students to take meeting calls. These rooms are soundproof so it's actually perfect. I stayed here pretty much all day which is fine as long as you make a few purchases. It's pretty clean and very very spacious. My friend got a sandwich and enjoyed it too. If you plan to get a good spot, I recommend that you come here earlier in the morning. Service is ok, baristas weren't the most friendly.

I got an iced latte at Bevy to go. The latte itself was good and comparable to iced lattes at…read moresimilar coffee shops. While I didn't stay in the cafe for long, I believe the main draw of this place is the ambiance - it's set up nicely for people to study or work out of.

An excellent workspace with lots of tables and chargers. The music can be a bit loud, so bring…read moreheadphones if you have to be on a call. The hibiscus drink is great, and so is the grilled cheese, which comes with tomatoes inside.

first thing i noticed walking in was how much space there was -- not just seating, but actual room…read moreto move around. a lot of coffee spots feel cramped the moment you step inside, so this was a welcome change. plenty of places to settle in without feeling like you're in someone's way. lots of work areas with power outlets! i ordered the turmeric tea and it was really good. didn't know what to expect going in but i'd get it again without hesitation. the spot also seemed to have another business connected to it -- or at least that's what it felt like. there were all kinds of things for sale: pasta, meat, soaps, lotion. it had this little market feel to it. they also had cooler drinks toward the back, which is worth knowing if you're looking for something cold. location is solid too -- about a 7 minute walk from the ttc station, which makes it easy to work into a commute or an errand day. bathroom was fine. nothing notable there. one small thing i noticed -- they were mopping the floor while customers were still around. i'm sure it's just part of keeping the place tidy, but it did have me watching my step a little. nothing major, just something to be aware of. would come back, mostly for the space and the tea!

This place is cute, quaint, and also cozy. I had to do some online work so we came here. It was…read morequite busy when we arrived, almost every seat and table was taken but we managed to find some stools against the counter in the back. I got the Lavender Latte with oat milk and my boyfriend got the Apple Cider. I really enjoyed my latte: it was smooth, the oat milk was creamy and complemented the espresso, and the lavender shined through. It was a great latte. They had a vast menu with many drinks and breakfast items. They had so many pastries to choose from! From croissants, baklava, bread/loaves, I'm sure there's something for everyone here. The further you go inside, it gets dimmer and there's not as much light. The interior has alot of yellow lighting, so that paired with working in the back on my laptop was a little straining on the eyes for me. I would've preferred working by the front but all those tables were occupied. Also it seems like there's a good amount of people working remotely here. All in all, I liked it here and I would come back to try their pastries and Turkish coffee.

This is my go-to spot for a mental reset on my typical work-from-home Fridays. It's the perfect…read moreexcuse to step away from the laptop, conveniently located at Redpath and Eglinton (just a few blocks from the Line 1 station) and a 5 minute walk from my place. The staff is always friendly, and the mocha is a reliable afternoon pick-me-up. The interior is pleasantly dark and welcoming, with large cozy tables and low lighting that give it a snug, English-pub vibe. I often see other remote workers camped out with their laptops, though I've yet to commit to a full work session myself. My visits are strictly of the grab-and-go variety so far. What really sets this place apart is the authentic selection of English pastries. While I'm not a meat pie person, I love that they have them here. It's a nice little nostalgic nod to my time in the UK, even if I'm just ducking in for a coffee and croissant. A solid choice for a caffeine fix, a friendly face, and a brief change of scenery from your home office.

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!

Mojo cafe has a nice cafe. There are seats and tables to relax. They have varieties of coffee,…read moredrinks and pastries. They also have desserts. Staff is very kind and friendly. It is nice place to have a cup of coffee with friends.

Location/Service This place is a bit of the hidden gem. It…read moreis right on The Queensway, by the corner of Royal York - easy to spot. Parking is a little tricky - mostly street parking is available if you hunt around. Love the interior, much larger than I expected - with a lot of spacing available to either chit-chat and work silently. There's a big table that can accommodate a larger group or shared space. Staff were very friendly, approachable and orders were done well on time, even when they're busy. Food Have a variety of teas, coffees/lattes, pastries and a few sandwiches. Drinks are about - $3 to $6 - very standard pricing Sandwiches are about - $6 to $15 - depending on what you're getting Tried one of their blueberry lemon cake, which was very flavourful, strong in both blueberry and lemon, but not too overly buttery. Their ham & cheese croissant is pretty good as well - standard on what you expect. Same with the london fog - pairs really well together with everything. This is a pretty new spot and I like how they already have a variety of things available to serve the community - definitely a spot to check out if you're in the neighbourhood.

This is a cafe inside the Royal Conservatory of Music. They serve drinks, baked goods, lunch, and…read moresoups. There is plenty of indoor seating. I ordered a Candy Cane Hot Chocolate ($5.20). It was a frothy hot chocolate and the candy cane flavour was almost non-existent. It was prepared by a trainee so maybe so forgot to put in the candy cane flavour. The customer service was good. It was a little cool inside (it was 2C outside). There is free WiFi. The cafe is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms in the building. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2026-038

I've been here a few times, as I used to frequent the Royal Conservatory of Music. It's located…read moreright in the atrium of the building, which is very convenient if you're a student in the building. The last time I came here, I was on tour with the McGill Symphony Orchestra, and a few of us met up with members of the Royal Conservatory Orchestra for a coffee. It is very spacious inside, with lots of natural light. This is perhaps one of my favorite aspects of this café. I ordered a cortado, which was well made but not spectacular. I did notice that their juices were quite expensive. I would stick to their coffees, as the beans seem pretty consistent. The natural light makes this is a great location to sit down and read or study. If you're looking for the best coffee in the area, go to Sorry Coffee Co instead.

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.

Parking: Plenty of parking in the back lot and some on the street…read more Interior: Spacious! Plenty of tables and good for large groups. Wait Time: None on a weekday morning. Staff was super nice! Opens early and great for work study. Items Order: 9/10 Honey Butter Blackberry Thyme Scone - $3CA - Scone was fresh, warm, buttery, a bit dense but still decently moist. Flavor was amazing and regular sweetness level.

The food was really good! I opted in for the grilled cheese and my siblings the smoked meat…read moresandwich. I also got a mango caramel drink and tea and smoothie. The vibes were nice and the server who took our entire order served us pretty quickly. It was pretty packed on a weekday with lots of people stopping by to do some work on their laptops. Overall, It's a great place to do some work at and the vibes were there. The only thing I would say is that it was quite pricey.