Easy to find location which is located right beside the bus/subway terminal. Easy to grab a warm…read morebeverage to take with you while you travel or enjoy on site. Friendly staff who were able to show me their dairy free options! Very clean location! Parking is available 20 minutes free on the road or 1.25 every 20 minutes (just double check the time and days if the week in case it changes) Dessert was very fresh and served in sustainable packaging! Drink was also a delight with almond milk. Dessert with 2 12 oz drinks cost $20 but it's a more premium brand which shows with its taste (just maybe Not an everyday treat for the wallet)

Great Vibe, Disappointing Espresso (from an ex-Barista)…read moreStepped into this spot looking to grab some genuinely good coffee. As an ex-barista, I'm fussy--I hate spending money and not getting a quality product. Unfortunately, the coffee was a swing and a miss. I ordered one iced latte and one hot latte. In both drinks, the espresso was burnt. I actually watched the barista pulling the shots, and I could tell immediately. To make matters worse, the hot drink was barely a latte; it was essentially a cappuccino based on the absurd amount of foam on top. Plus, the milk itself was ruined. There's a certain temperature and texture for steaming milk, and this was clearly burnt milk that had been frothed way too aggressively. Aesthetically, the café is lovely--it's cute and a great spot to work from home. My recommendation? Skip the espresso drinks. Maybe try the matcha or a pastry instead. I definitely won't be back for the coffee.

Came here on a cold winter walk and wanted something to warm up. The interior was very minimal and…read morespacey, looked nice for a meet up or to study. I tried the matcha drop, which was a bit on the pricey side (aren't they all these days) and tasted very mild. Overall, I'd give this spot another try for their espresso based drinks, maybe that would be better.

I stopped by Coffee Lunar after lunch because I needed a caffeine boost before completely passing…read moreout from the food coma. Thankfully, the vanilla bean latte absolutely did the job--and it was genuinely delicious too. The house blend espresso was smooth and creamy, with a rich chocolatey note without tasting overly roasted, exactly the way I like it. The vanilla bean flavour was also really pleasant, adding just the right amount of sweetness and aroma without overpowering the coffee. All in all, it was a near-perfect latte. The only downside was the price--I paid about $9 for a large with three shots, which felt a bit steep. Still, it was a very satisfying cup of java. I also appreciated the fact that it is doggo friendly as it has a jar of treats for your pups. I'll bring little morty over sometimes.

Really cozy cafe, run by this couple. The service is very nice and the coffee is amazing. I tried…read morethe Americano and it was nicely made. I would definitely recommend this place.

A tiny cute cafe, great for a small treat break. The macarons were too cute to pass up, I got the…read morefrog one which was matcha/white chocolate and it was so flavorful, one of the best macarons I've ever had. I got the Masala Chai tea which came as a tea bag, nothing special there. We had banh mis with us so we had to eat outside but there were no tables outside just a bench. Inside seating area is small and cozy but appreciated the large accessible washroom and the accessible handicap friendly front door.

Last weekend I stopped by this amazing bakery after a friend had suggested it to me…read more I stopped by at noon and they were already sold out of the sausage option. It's a hit! I tried: Banh Mi Pork Banh Mi Rotisserie Chicken Banh Mi Dry Shredded Chicken Banh Tiêu (Vietnamese Sweet Bun) Xôi Khúc (Sticky Rice Ball) Dáy giô (Steamed Glutinous Rice Cake with Pork) Banh Duc Ngot (Pandan Rice Cake with Coconut Sauce) Iced Coffee They have a daily promotion JUST $5 for a Banh Mi sandwich. You can also get 5 and get one FREE! I love a good deal / promotion. This was my first time trying the Pandan dessert and the two savory options. Everything was so good. The sweet buns were the freshest buns I've ever had. They were stretchy, light, airy and had the perfect amount of sweetness. Similar to a doughnut without any of the heaviness. There was a steady flow of customers and I chatted with a few. They all commented on fresh and delicious the food was here. There's a reason people keep coming back. I loved the atmosphere and warmth I felt in this family run business.

If you are looking for a hidden bakery mom and pop shop in West Toronto, look no further than Hoang…read moreViet Bakery Coffee for classic Vietnamese bakery items such as the baguette, Banh Mi and lots of cold desserts! The Banh Mi sandwiches range from the traditional cold cut combo to rotisserie chicken! All the sandwiches are made by hand in the store with the freshly baked baguette that is crispy enough to hold all the pickled vegetables, pate, mayo, and meats. The fried donut is also an underrated item to enjoy with the cold Vietnamese coffee! Be sure to swing by the plaza for a small taste of home!

Wonderful coffee, delicious chai (my favorite) and simply wonderful people. One of our favorite…read morespots in Toronto. Whenever we are in the area we make it a point to get here.

This place is inside a church. It was great, although I'm not a church goer so will likely not…read morereturn. I couldn't find parking when I went!

Stopped here for an afternoon coffee and snack on our way back to the city; somewhat unlikely place…read more- but with the recently opened Mount Dennis station nearby - it does feel like it could get a lot busier! The ambience is interesting - partly like an old school diner, and partly like a hipster space. The coffee was great - definitely worth the stop. The Cheese, Pesto and Tomato panini was just fine - nothing to talk about. The price was great - so overall, good value for money.

This place has been the best addition to the neighbourhood for the last 8 years I believe they've…read morebeen around. I'm so glad they're opening up a second location. The coffee is delicious and priced reasonably well, the treats are made in house and there is something for everyone. The staff is beyond friendly, making you feel like welcome and like family. This cute place is cozy for a meet up, getting some quick work done, and has a community vibe. Skip Tim's and Starbucks and support this amazing local business!

We wanted more caffeine last Saturday, so I looked up Haven Brews not too far from my place. The…read moreratings were high, the photos looked great, and I figured it'd be a safe bet -- so I brought my partner along expecting solid coffee. After trying my vanilla iced latte and my partner's macchiato... I wondered if this place might actually be better known for food or matcha, based on what I've seen in other reviews - the coffee was not good. The espresso beans seemed to be over-roasted, which were quite bitter for our liking as opposed to something more subtly chocolatey and nutty. My iced latte also got watery pretty quickly as the ice melted it seemed, and ended up tasting more like the kind of latte you'd get from a fast-food chain (or the espresso shot was way too long). A bit of a letdown, especially since the two fairly small drinks came to about $18. The space itself is cozy, and I really like the vinyl collection (which earned the 2 stars). That said, the records are noticeably pricey compared to typical vinyl shops like Sonic Boom. A lot of them -- even ones with just Side A -- were priced at $55 and up. I didn't cross-check the barcodes on Discogs, but while I love the curation (especially the focus on Japanese jazz and city pop -- really cool stuff), I find it hard to believe all of them are rare pressings worthy of those $55-to-several-hundred-dollar price tags. As an avid collector myself, I wouldn't come here to buy the records. Service was friendly.

I've passed this spot so much, but managed to take some time during a day off to stop in. There…read morewere a few customers in the shop, both indoors and out, deep in conversation, doing some work on their laptops or just simply reading a book. They have a display of records that are available for purchase as well. The atmosphere was very laid back and pleasant to spend some time in your day to work or relax. I had a matcha latte with almond milk this time and I was pleasantly surprised, a perfect level of sweetness, and not to mention the foam! I had no idea this was possible with almond milk! I'll definitely be back to try their coffee and a bite.

The employees are amazing. I love their exotic Barako Coffee . They have a variety of sandwich…read morespecialtie.

From the owner: Here at The Rolling Cup, we offer specialty drinks that are not typically served within the city…read moresuch as our Signature Coffee Java Jelly and Java Chip paired with the Kakaoguy.ca's famous Basque Burnt Cheesecake! We also offer Philippine's hidden gem, the Barako Coffee with the translation of "Wild Boar" for its strong coffee but not too bitter taste. With the use of Liberica Beans from a specific region in the Northern Philippines, our Barako Coffee will surely keep you on the go!

Quintessential neighborhood coffee shop where everyone seems to know everyone. Got a couple of…read morecoffees and amaretti cookies, and enjoyed just sitting there and soaking in the casual vibe. It's in an old-school Italian area, so at times I almost felt like I was on The Bear with the type of people coming in and out and the lively conversations all around. This spot is great and I hope it never changes.

One of the few spots in Toronto where you can find a real cappuccino like you'd get in Europe…read more Perfectly balanced, with the right ratio of espresso to milk and that silky foam on top -- not the oversized, watered-down versions you get elsewhere. It's become my weekend ritual to stop by here, and it never disappoints. The atmosphere is lively, the pastries look amazing, and the quality of the coffee keeps me coming back. Definitely a place I'd recommend to anyone looking for an authentic cappuccino experience in the city.

When a place has a queue outside it tells me two things, either over hyped or there's really…read moresomething about this place. And if it's a place in the middle of somewhere random, with no seating and looks like a factory, there must be something about this place. And I was very right. Bartholomew feels like a hidden gem with it's location and outlook, but inside are some of the best, or dareisay, the actual best pastries in the GTA. So much to choose from and so many options, you'll probably leave with boxes full like many of the others here. Be prepared to take out another mortgage with the amount you'll spend here. But it's so worth it. Buttery flaky goodness in literally every bite. I had the almond croissant and the chocolate cherry pastry and oh my gosh, their flavours are SO right. It's so fresh that it almost doesn't feel like I'm cheating. I'll be coming here again and again and again. Also, I reached out to the owners who confirmed that all of their pastries which don't have alcohol or meat items are otherwise fully halal, even down to the gel they use in some of the pastries! We love an inclusive bakery.

Bartholomew Bakery is a viral and super popular bakery serving sandwiches, pies, breads, coffee,…read moreand croissants/pastries of various types. It is a LONG wait if you come to purchase in person (aka not a pickup order). HIGHLY RECOMMEND pickup option. We waited 45-60 mins on a rainy day. It is super popular! Some items were sold out due to popularity, but honestly not worth the hype. It is good pastries and a bit more unique due to their flavor combinations, but the execution feels rushed and dry. We had their croissants, which should be freshly made, but somehow it was dry, stale, and the only thing saving it was the filling. Not sure what happened as I've heard good things about it. Very much a swing and a miss. If we try it again, will definitely try to order for a pickup. Their sandwiches were much better, but there is standing room only in the cafe so its a pickup and go place. It is in an industrial location, so driving and parking is out of the way. For the location, it probably is the better option around (aka Vaughan), but either a bit west or east, there are better options without the long wait times. Try it at least once though, and try at least one of every item, you might find something you like, for me, it was their sandwiches, even though I was there for their pastries.