A nice modern little cafe in midtown by Davisville that also serves some pastries and ready-to-eat…read moreand make-at-home foods. I ordered a double (large) cappuccino which was alright. The milk was foamed a little too much in my opinion but the coffee itself was great. The barista also asked for sweetness and milk preferences. I also picked up an apple danish which was more of a turnover. Pastry was quite flaky and was also a good amount of sweetness. I do however wish they could serve their pastries/sweets warmed up. The interior is really nicely renovated and decorated with a few bar seats and tables. The left side of the store has a refridgerared market section with ready-to-eat foods like granola parfaits and make-at-home foods like soups and pizzas. Staff was super friendly and had the patience to make recommendations and introduce bakery items. Nice coffee option in the area that is a step up from Tims down the street!

Cute little coffee shop at Gerrard and Woodbine. Very friendly staff with nice selection of coffee…read moredrinks. No problem making my Cappuccino decaf, which was very nice. Nice selection of things from local shops for sale in the front and overall nice vibes

I only had a specialty drink here, and it was lovely. I can't recall the exact name, but it was an…read moreapple cider latte of sorts. The service was quick and friendly. This is a solid space to work if you don't need a classic table, as there are only about three tables that are solid work spots. I ended up reading and doing some work on one of their small couches near a coffee table, which worked well for me. This location also has a number of art works as well as merchandise for sale located along one wall of the store. I would definitely come back for that latte if they still have it in other seasons!

Very chic cafe and offer specialty coffee on Ossington. The coffee beans are from Montreal roaster…read moreand they offer pourover. The baristas is knowledgeable about coffee and make good coffee. The shop is small and offers some seating where I can enjoy a cup of good coffee.

Misc Coffee located at the corner of Ossington and Harrison St. (a few min walk from Dundas St. W.)…read moreis the west end's newest coffee shop. The space is minimalistic where the coffee counter is the focal point of the cafe. The pastel green coffee bar stands out amongst the wood and cement tones of the shop. The menu is simple consisting of mainly caffeine based drinks (espresso, espresso with milk, batchbrew, mocha, and hot cocoa). There are a few pastries for purchase as well to go with your beverage. I stopped by Misc Coffee on a Monday morning before 8am. The place was quiet. There are a few tables with a few seats to enjoy your coffee. Service was friendly and my cortado was made well. The space is calming and relaxing, giving it a chill vibe. It's a nice space to catch up with friends, read a book, or do a bit of work. Overall, a great new addition to the Ossington and Dundas area! I'm sure it's already a favourite among the neighbourhood!

Ross brought in some samples he was working on for us to try, I was instantly hooked & had to come…read moreback to buy a full sandwich. SO GOOD oh my god bro what an absolute gem that Chinatown has been blessed with! I ordered the "Nomads Jorney", a 45hr braised lamb shank sandwich on focaccia... Y'all the portion and flavors blew my mind-- like that scene in Ratatouille where Remy tries strawberries & cheese together for the first time and he starts seeing fireworks.. I'm going to be depressed if the menu rotates and that gets taken off lol. Also honorable mention for the homemade dijon aioli, I honestly liked it better than the truffle. For a sweet treat I got the "Lemon Silk" cookie featuring ricotta cheese and I ate that thing so fast I didn't even wait for my sandwich to first come out. Delicious. All of their food, desserts, and drinks are made fresh in-house, and the portions and presentation are great. Owner is super friendly and hospitable, you can tell he put a lot of heart and thought into his food. The atmosphere is classy, cozy, and thoughtfully decorated. It is a bit small but still a nice little spot to chill at. If you're looking for unique, innovative, and high quality food made with love, Heval is the place to be. 100000/10

Heval Café located along Spadina Ave near Cecil St. is the newest coffee shop in the area selling…read morecoffee and pastries (made in house!). The word "heval" is a Kurdish word meaning "friend". The coffee shop is primarily take out only although there is a small bench at the back of the space if you'd like to have your items there. The space is also accessible, although there is a small step to get to the entrance. They recently opened where it is a welcome addition to the neighbourhood. The coffee shop is open daily from 8am to 6pm. Menu wise, there is coffee as well as pastries. Coffee wise, they have your usual espresso based drinks (espresso, cortado, americano, flat white, cappuccino, latte), as well as matcha, cold brew, filtered coffee and seasonal lattes. All their pastries are made in house where they have butter croissants, a pistachio rose croissant, chocolate croissant, a blackcurrent matcha Danish, a vanilla custard croissant, almond croissants, as well as focaccia sandwiches. I stopped by Heval Café on a Monday morning around 10:30am. Upon entering the café, the smell of freshly baked pastries consumed my senses. The coffee menu was simple where I opted to order a cortado. The great thing is that I was also able to choose my coffee bean of choice (one being more chocolately/nutty and the other one being fruitier). I also opted to grab a pistachio rose croissant as well since the pastries on display looked so delicious! Service was friendly and another customer also stated that the focaccia was great a well. My cortado tasted great and the pistachio rose croissant was heavenly! Overall, a great new coffee shop in the area for coffee and pastries!

The coffee was great, the atmosphere was cozy, and the staff were very friendly. Everything was…read morefresh and delicious. I really enjoyed my experience and would definitely come back again!

Sisters Cafe located in Midtown Toronto along Hillsdale Ave near Yonge St. (south of Eglinton Ave)…read moreserves up coffee and pastries in a casual space. The local shop is owned by two sisters who run the cafe. There is both indoor and some outdoor seating and the space is accessible. The interior is cute where there are small touches throughout making it feel cozy and welcoming. Menu wise, expect your usual espresso based drinks including a lavender latte as well as pistachio latte. Signature drinks include a Persian saffron masala tea, chai latte, matcha latte, a strawberry banana matcha and a mango matcha. Pastries wise, they have a variety of croissants (almond, mango, strawberry banana, sausage, pistachio, dubai chocolate), sourdough bread (that uses no yeast, only water, salt and flour), and signature treats like a saffron cake and rice pudding. They also had a hazelnut chocolate cake as well. I stopped by Sisters Cafe on a Tues afternoon for a coffee and pastries. I opted to grab an iced lavender latte and the saffron cake. My drink took a bit longer than usual but it was nice to just enjoy the cozy space. Both the lavender latte and the saffron cake tasted great! The latte wasn't sweet with hints of lavender throughout. The saffron cake was moist and so delicious! Service was friendly and the owners asked me to take a seat after I had ordered. Overall, a great new cafe in the Midtown area! Perfect for a morning coffee, afternoon treat, or evening pick me up (they close at 7pm daily). Also, a nice cozy and warm space to enjoy some solo time alone or chill with friends and family. Love to support a small new cafe like this! Definitely recommend checking them out if you are in the area.

Close to museum of contemporary art. Popped by for a drink. Nice open tall ceiling space. Has a…read morecouple steps up there is a ramp installed for accessibility. 1 washroom on site. Tables and bar tops available for seating. Nice vibe cool setup up. There was live music around noon, I unfortunately just missed it not sure the schedule on that. Cafe and pastries and small food menu available. Nice people working behind the counter. All and all good.

I would give this place a 3.5 from rounding it up to a 4…read more I ordered a chai tea latte and a croissant the chai tea latte was good it is not sweet so if you're someone who likes your chai sweet you would have to add additional sweetener. The croissants was flaky they do provide the option of warming it for you. I later went back and got an iced americano I chose the Brazilian roast that they had that was described to have hints of chocolate I thought the Americana was awful I didn't even drink half of it I felt really bad especially because it was almost $5 I wasted on a drink I didn't like. I appreciate it that they didn't charge extra for alternative milk They also sell coffee you can make at home but from my experience I would not buy the coffee that I tried because I didn't like it. But to be fair they also had Ethiopian coffee and something else on drip, my friend she tried the drip coffee and she said it was good Aesthetically this place is beautiful they have lots of plants very chill and earthy I do feel that it's a little uninviting to anyone trying to get work done, most of the tables have signs on it that says not laptop friendly and there's only one table all the way at the back that has a laptop friendly sign and then I saw some people sitting at the counter the counter didn't have any sign. The staff were very friendly and welcoming never had any issue there

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.

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.