Very happy there's a cute little Italian coffee shop in the neighbourhood!…read more Very friendly barista and super authentic. They have a limited menu right now but I was told there will be gelato in the summer time. Very fair prices and they even have small snacks!

Il Primo Cafe opened not too long along and as a lover of coffee and all things Italian I had to go…read morecheck it out. An Italian espresso bar is a welcome addition to the neighborhood as there's a real lack of coffee places around. Walking inside, right away I liked the old-school, no frills vibe of Il Primo Cafe. The menu is straightforward, with espresso and milk based drinks like lattes and cappuccinos. I opted for a doppio. They have a few prepackaged sweets including biscotti. There are a couple tables and a bench on the sidewalk outside. It was nice to sit out on a sunny day. I spoke with the owner, Danny, and he is looking to add a pastry case with Italian goodies like rainbow cookies and cannoli, as well as a freezer for gelato during warmer months. I'll be coming back to Il Primo Cafe for my espresso fix and am excited to see what they bring in the future.

Of course I had to stop in for my goodie for today and that was the pineapple crème brûlée danish…read moreand a coffee. I love the taste of that danish and the coffee was great! They have ample seating. It always hits the spot when I come here!

This location is good for grab and go, as they have limited seating and it's very busy (props to…read morethe staff for keeping the lines moving pretty quickly). I come in here from time to time to grab a coffee or a pastry (sometimes both) for breakfast on my way into the office (they're conveniently located in front of the subway station). The food is fresh and the quality is great. I have yet to had something that left me disappointed, though I'll admit some items I think are mediocre so I just avoid those items. Tip: If you signup for the PB reward program, you'll receive a free slice of cake for your birthday (you get to pick the flavor)!

Tried their Taiwanese popcorn chicken and Japanese onigiri on my first visit, a hot milk tea on my…read moresecond visit, a matcha cake cream latte on my 3rd visit, and an eel onigiri, tuna onigiri, and ube cake cream latte on my 4th visit. I've now lost count of how many times I've visited Nom Tea! Most of the time, the food and service is good, but occasionally the food comes out too salty. It's not super consistent on the food side, but the drinks have always been wonderful. The only drink I wasn't a fan of was the ube cake cream latte since I think they used powder (it felt powdery and didn't taste like real ube).

Needed a snack and Nom Tea did the job…read more It is a small shop with a few seats serving rice balls, food and drinks. Decided on the Japanese onigiri which is crabmeat, seaweed and egg. Fresh, warm, and tasty. Would definitely try to stop by again to try other items on the menu.

Michael and I ate there again and had the homemade beef chili this time. It was hearty with a…read moreslightly sweet sauce -- so good! This has become a great spot for our occasional community meetings. We eat, talk, and greet neighbors the way a true community business should. Friendly, welcoming, and always a pleasure to visit.

Came across Roast & Co recently while surfing Yelp and quickly bookmarked it!…read more I LOVE a good CLEAN, juicy and tasty Rotisserie chicken and that's exactly what I received. Placed an order for delivery and I was not disappointed. The chicken was really good!! Moist, tender and lightly seasoned! Not bland at all in my opinion. The sides (Kale, broccoli, rice pilaf and rotisserie potatoes) were all tasty as well..the greens had a hint of garlic that I loved. Needless to say, I'm definitely a fan and look forward to trying other menu items.

I always enjoy coming here. The ambiance is elegant yet cozy and inviting. Perfect for meeting…read morefriends and catching up on life. The service is excellent and the tea and desserts are wonderful. The Rose milk tea and Takoyaki were yummy. The banana cheesecake was also good. I'm just not a dessert person so look at other reviews by sugar lovers haha

Heard there's a location in FH a yr ago, but didn't know where exactly till abt a week ago…read more 5/5 matchamisu $10- twas love at 1st sigh, as matcha lovers, we decided on this as soon as we saw it, so glad we got it, perfection as its finest, bittersweet- bitter as it should be (which showcases good, strong matcha), but not extremely so- I'd go back just for this, finally a matcha tiramisu that actually tastes like good matcha! 4/5 smoked salmon slt $14- love smoked salmon, pretty much the only way I'll eat salmon, just wish it came with non-whole wheat bread 4/5 garden grape refresher- pretty good if you like yakult & soda, the grape pulp was the best part 5/5 rose lover milk tea $12- perfect rose flavor & fragrance, not too strong, will forever be my fave tea here Had the following 2 at the flushing location before, same rating: 4/5 takoyaki $11- filling, doughy, soft, chewy, flavorful, love the bonito flakes on top & green leaves on bottom 4/5 banana cheesecake $11- strong banana flavor within the tiramisu cake itself, caramelized banana topping adds a nice crunch, with cocoa powder on bottom adding a bit of bitter to balance the sweet caramelized banana slices

If you're looking for an iced coffee or matcha drink that's not too sweet and a little unique, this…read moreis the perfect spot for you. With options like a coconut roiboos tea with coffee, black sesame latte, etc, everything has a fun twist. The drinks are a little small but are super reasonably priced. I got to try the rococo, the pistachio latte, the matcha latte, and the black sesame latte. Each one was really good, not too sweet, and had a strong flavor. The place is very small with no seating, so you have to take the drinks to go. It's a quick order and get out, so not much service here.

Off-Peak Coffee is a small specialty coffee shop that focuses on creative drinks and unique flavor…read morecombinations rather than a traditional café experience. We walked into a space that is very minimal with a simple counter setup, making it more of a grab-and-go spot than somewhere to sit and spend time. The interior is compact and functional, with the focus clearly on the drinks rather than the atmosphere, and the steady flow of customers moving through the counter reflects its popularity as a quick stop. The biggest appeal of Off-Peak Coffee is the variety of specialty drinks. The menu has a lot of interesting combinations that are clearly designed to be more adventurous than standard coffee or matcha drinks. We tried a few and found options like the tiramisu latte and coconut coffee more unique, with flavors that were well integrated and did not feel gimmicky. The fruit-based drinks make the shop feel closer to the modern Asian café style, and the presentation is also a big part of the experience, with many drinks looking as good as they sound on the menu. The visual appeal of each order adds to the sense that the drinks are crafted with care. We tried their matcha drinks, and while they were decent overall, the matcha itself was a little disappointing compared to what we expected. The flavors and toppings helped make the drinks more interesting, but the matcha flavor did not stand out as much as at some specialty matcha shops. It feels like the focus is more on the creative combinations rather than highlighting the matcha itself, and for anyone specifically looking for a strong, authentic matcha flavor, it might not fully satisfy. The service was friendly and the ordering process was quick, which fits the style of the shop. The staff handled the flow efficiently, and the drinks came out without much delay. Since there is very limited seating, it is better suited for grabbing a drink while exploring the area rather than staying for a long café visit. The small space can also get busy during peak hours, but the staff keeps things moving, and the turnover is fast enough that the wait does not feel excessive. The overall pace of the visit is designed around efficiency, and the minimal setup keeps the focus on the drinks themselves. Off-Peak Coffee is worth checking out if you are looking for creative coffee and matcha drinks with unique flavors. While the matcha itself was not the highlight for us, the drink menu has enough variety that there are still plenty of options worth trying. It feels like a good stop for a quick drink rather than a destination café experience, offering a menu that rewards exploration and delivers on creativity, even if the core ingredients do not always stand out as much as the combinations built around them.

Really friendly staff and easy ordering on the kiosk. I was able to order a medium and got upgraded…read moreto the large for adding two toppings. Fast wait time.. basically was ready the minute I ordered. Not that many seats so not great for large groups but definitely really cute spot for dates!

I go here all the time and love their creme brulee series and waffle cakes. Service has always been…read moregreat and its a cute little spot in the lower level of the building. Unfortunately, I had ordered a lemon green tea but it tasted horrible. Not sure why I had a whole lime in there and was missing toppings. I had to take the lime out as it was blocking the straw. Hoping it was a mistake and not a trash lime thrown into my drink. Quite disappointed as this was my go to spot.

10/10 for food and service…read more Came here with my cousin for breakfast on Sunday around 11am. There's one person who works behind the counter and I assume one person who is doing the cooking. I got the pancakes with blueberries with a side of bacon and the honey cinnamon latte. My cousin got the sausage egg and cheese roll with a drip coffee. Both of our meals were delicious and so was the coffee. My cousin who doesn't drink coffee often said that the coffee here is of top quality. I'll definitely be coming back!

This place has been renamed "Austin Street coffee and grill" and has an updated menu…read more First off, I want to point out the great customer service from the young man working on a Saturday morning. I heard him making jokes with customers and asking people for feedback. Now to the rest of it: service is weird and slow. When we were seated, we had to wait a little bit until receiving menus. Water wasn't automatically given to us also, so you have to ask. A woman took down our order, but later asked if we got waffles, even though I said pancakes - overall took 25 minutes to get our order of a salad and pancakes. Pancake platter came with two pancakes, two eggs, and a couple berries on the side. There's also an option to add sausage or bacon but no price there, which adds to the confusion. When we pointed it out, they removed the charge from our bill. There were maybe 3 people who stood behind the coffee bar which is kind of around a corner, making it hard to get service if you're not in their field of vision. Kind of strange there isn't a clear welcoming desk or something like that. Also, I think the menu uses AI as photos - there's a picture of a burger with fries and chips, but I don't think they serve chips. There's also a picture of cake with garlic next to it, which could be an artistic choice. We didn't get any drinks, but there was a table next to us who abandoned their full cups of Nutella lattes which was interesting.