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The cafe is inside the Long & McQuade Musical Instruments store, in a semi-industrial area. There was a portable sign on the sidewalk of the building otherwise I would never have considered that there was a cafe was inside. We had a drip coffee and a cappuccino with lactose free milk at an extra charge, together it came to $10.45. There is a counter and a few tables and chairs for seating which are lined up in the middle of the cafe and music instruments store. There were two tables at the front of the coffee pick up area reserved for people with disabilities. The baristas was informative and efficient. There bags of coffee for sale. Plenty of parking is available right outside along the building.
First time visiting Terminal 3 Roasters. Really surprised to find it sharing space with Long & McQuade Musical Instruments. You can imagine how busy the place is with lots of music enthusiasts. It's a beautiful space with super high ceiling, and there are tables for customers who dines in. You will hear customers playing the piano or drums from time to time; never a dull moment lol. I ordered a hot chocolate since it's late in the afternoon, and I still got pretty latte art, yay :3 There were no more pastries by the end of the day, so go early if you want a treat!
Actually ended up coming here to study a bit after finding it during a search for coffee shops I haven't been to yet. It is inside the Long and McQuade building, I don't remember seeing any signage for it outside. Inside there is a designated area with a few tables and chairs for this coffee place. There were some snacks as well as different coffee bean choices for your drinks. I ended up going with the baristas choice for my latte and I was very happy with the results! The latte was nice and smooth, honestly one of the better lattes I have had in a while. I had asked if I was allowed to study there as there were only a few tables and they were really nice about it! I didn't have any of the snacks, but I did end up getting a second latte while studying and opted for the darker roast as the espresso base. The coffee was so good that I bought two bags to bring home with me. The baristas are very knowledgeable and made me feel so welcomed. I would come back here again!
Coffee is simply lovely. Highly recommend the flat white for any coffee lover. They roast the beans in house, the place smells amazing. It can get a bit hectic with the music shop, but it's worth the stop in.
Tried their sounds of hong kong drink which has coffee, tea, and condensed milk which sounded so intriguing. The flavour was unique, didnt taste just like coffee or tea but not really a yuen yeung either, and i loved the latte art as well! It is a cute lil cafe on the first floor of long and mcquade with a few tables. The drink was a quite pricey but it is a winter seasonal drink so it was worth the try.
a nice cafe tucked away in a music store! they do sell beans as well if you're into that. stopped by and tried out their cappuccino, which was very tasty. a nice spot in the area!
Phenomenal espresso! Terminal 3 is a great little setup inside the Long & McQuade music store. Grabbed a black coffee and it was spot on. Their pastry lineup looks beautiful, too. Definitely check them out if you're in the area!
This is a cozy little coffee shop tucked inside a small plaza/mall. I really enjoyed their coffee! We tried their seasonal yuzu coffee drink, which was super refreshing, and a hot latte, I liked that you could choose the type of coffee beans for it. We also got a pastry (I can't remember the name), which had a crunchy exterior and a filled center. I didn't enjoy it as much, but it wasn't bad, just not my favorite. Service was really good, the barista super patient and giving us recommendations. Bought our drinks to the table for us and told us the best way to enjoy the drinks. Overall, it was a good experience. We stayed for a bit to study, and the atmosphere was nice for that. The yuzu drink was a bit on the pricey side, but their other coffee options are reasonably priced.
Terminal 3 Roasters is a cafe located in the lobby of Cosmo Music. A recent Yelp experience introduced me to this business. It has been great returning for good eats and drinks. There is plenty of parking outside Cosmo Music. I parked and entered the main entrance. Terminal 3 is on the left. My friend, Sandy, advised that Starbucks used to be where Terminal 3 is. It's nice that a local cafe has taken over this spot. Terminal 3 has baked goods. They are from Cho-Kwok-Lat in Markham. They are yummy, but don't last long. It's best to get there by noon to have a decent selection of baked items, from mocha pillows, to beef sausage. I have enjoyed a mandarin danish. It has a nice slice of mandarin with mandarin marmalade in a flaky danish. Delicious! This cafe is known for its pour-over coffee. I got an iced mocha and it wasn't as acidic as coffee can be. The chocolate flavour was excellent. I like that there are dairy alternatives, such as oat and almond. I got mine with the former. The cool part about getting an iced drink is looking at the large bevelled ice cube. As someone who appreciates ice in beverages, this one looked fancy and did a nice job keeping my iced mocha chilled. There are seats and tables, but they are limited. If you are able to nab a spot to sit down and savour your drink with a baked good, it's enjoyable. I like this cafe. The natural light makes coming here cheerful. The food and drink are excellent. I'm a fan. (432)
This cafe inside Cosmo Music store used to be a Starbucks. I learned from a Yelp elite event that it was replaced with this new location of another growing U.S. chain. It was so good, I had to return with my daughter to share the new-cafe-in-Cosmo experience. The fact that it's situated in a music store might seem a bit strange at first, but given the size of the store and the fact that it actually provides a great atmosphere to relax, it's quite conducive to adding a coffee break at this destination. The seating is a bit limited, with only 3 tables that are taken up by the usual working at the cafe crowd. There are 4 additional bar stools at the counter. Food items sell out very quickly here, because they are absolutely delicious and unique. There were 8 varieties of flaky pastries available the morning we went, until we bought the last one of the mocha croissants, and watched the last savoury pastry get sold as well. We had a mocha, and an iced mocha. The quality of both the food and beverages lives up to their higher price tags (2 beverages and 2 pastries came up to around $28 after taxes, before tip.) The pastry is unbelievably light, crispy flaky, and blessedly un-mass produced tasting. The beverages are equally high quality, not least because the beans are freshly roasted on the premises. The artistry of the foam designs, and even the interesting ice cubes, make them look almost too good to drink. My only disappointment is that you can't get a receipt unless you give your phone number or e-mail address. Depending on how far away you are from the location, it's worth it to come in for the cafe alone. It's definitely something additional to look forward to when we need to make a trip to Cosmo Music. I'd be happy to visit other locations.
Great coffee from this second location aside from Lakeshore Service dogs only A lovely cafe inside a music building with limited seating They have cold or hot beverages and a variety of pastries. The building is service dogs only The owner Moe was lovely and motivated to learn and be inspired for more coffee creations. Definitely a cute spot for a quick picker upper
What an oddly adorable spot I'm not going to lie. This place confuses me a bit. It seems to be located in an odd spot, in a seemingly industrial area. It looka like a lobby coffee and sandwich shop (which I guess it technically is) - the kind that would rely on foot traffic from the building. I cant imagine even with nearby local offices it ever gets busy (there were only three people in line with us and all "to go"). But the menu item seemed OP with items like mushroom brie pastries. Go figure.
it was a bit hard to find it didn't see many signs that point out the place . Walking in was amazing with all the music shops/ schools and the strong smell of fresh of coffee . The service was amazing everyone was super nice and attentive . I ordered a latte with a dessert cake . I also bought a hot chocolate for my daughter and we shared the desert We got to go cups in case of a spill . Seating was limited we did wait until some one gor up . There is plenty of parking . Smelled so good we bought some coffee! They do sell a variety of their coffees available ":) overall experience was great but a bit pricey !
3 months ago
Did not realize it was located inside a Long and Mcquade! They have a few tables for seating and a great selection of in house roasted beans. Everything was packaged in such a pretty way and with the terminal and flights theme. They had two seasonal drinks but I opted for the flat white with the lychee peach Colombian blend. It was so delicious! Will be back to try other ones for sure!! Staff was also very helpful in helping you to pick beans and to give recommendations. As well if you want a pour over, there is a separate menu that they will show you. read more
4 months ago
Came based on the reviews and I was not disappointed! Their coffee is really delicious, and they have their own roasted coffee available for sale. We tried to seasonal yuzu espressi tonic which was on the pricier side, but I thought it was worth it. The service was great. The drink was made quickly. The barista taught us to not use a straw for the drink, but rather drink it as is until half is left and then drinking it mixed. There are about 8 tables for two available for seating. We were here on a weekend so many people were playing and trying out instruments, which was really nice ambient noise. Very relaxing to enjoy coffee with live music. The parking lot was large and we easily found parking. read more
The cafe is inside the Long & McQuade Musical Instruments store, in a semi-industrial area. There was a portable sign on the sidewalk of the building otherwise I would never have considered that there was a cafe was inside. We had a drip coffee and a cappuccino with lactose free milk at an extra charge, together it came to $10.45. There is a counter and a few tables and chairs for seating which are lined up in the middle of the cafe and music instruments store. There were two tables at the front of the coffee pick up area reserved for people with disabilities. The baristas was informative and efficient. There bags of coffee for sale. Plenty of parking is available right outside along the building. read more
6 months ago
First time visiting Terminal 3 Roasters. Really surprised to find it sharing space with Long & McQuade Musical Instruments. You can imagine how busy the place is with lots of music enthusiasts. It's a beautiful space with super high ceiling, and there are tables for customers who dines in. You will hear customers playing the piano or drums from time to time; never a dull moment lol. I ordered a hot chocolate since it's late in the afternoon, and I still got pretty latte art, yay :3 There were no more pastries by the end of the day, so go early if you want a treat! read more
Actually ended up coming here to study a bit after finding it during a search for coffee shops I haven't been to yet. It is inside the Long and McQuade building, I don't remember seeing any signage for it outside. Inside there is a designated area with a few tables and chairs for this coffee place. There were some snacks as well as different coffee bean choices for your drinks. I ended up going with the baristas choice for my latte and I was very happy with the results! The latte was nice and smooth, honestly one of the better lattes I have had in a while. I had asked if I was allowed to study there as there were only a few tables and they were really nice about it! I didn't have any of the snacks, but I did end up getting a second latte while studying and opted for the darker roast as the espresso base. The coffee was so good that I bought two bags to bring home with me. The baristas are very knowledgeable and made me feel so welcomed. I would come back here again! read more
Tried their sounds of hong kong drink which has coffee, tea, and condensed milk which sounded so intriguing. The flavour was unique, didnt taste just like coffee or tea but not really a yuen yeung either, and i loved the latte art as well! It is a cute lil cafe on the first floor of long and mcquade with a few tables. The drink was a quite pricey but it is a winter seasonal drink so it was worth the try. read more
2 months ago
Phenomenal espresso! Terminal 3 is a great little setup inside the Long & McQuade music store. Grabbed a black coffee and it was spot on. Their pastry lineup looks beautiful, too. Definitely check them out if you're in the area! read more
This is a cozy little coffee shop tucked inside a small plaza/mall. I really enjoyed their coffee! We tried their seasonal yuzu coffee drink, which was super refreshing, and a hot latte, I liked that you could choose the type of coffee beans for it. We also got a pastry (I can't remember the name), which had a crunchy exterior and a filled center. I didn't enjoy it as much, but it wasn't bad, just not my favorite. Service was really good, the barista super patient and giving us recommendations. Bought our drinks to the table for us and told us the best way to enjoy the drinks. Overall, it was a good experience. We stayed for a bit to study, and the atmosphere was nice for that. The yuzu drink was a bit on the pricey side, but their other coffee options are reasonably priced. read more
Terminal 3 Roasters is a cafe located in the lobby of Cosmo Music. A recent Yelp experience introduced me to this business. It has been great returning for good eats and drinks. There is plenty of parking outside Cosmo Music. I parked and entered the main entrance. Terminal 3 is on the left. My friend, Sandy, advised that Starbucks used to be where Terminal 3 is. It's nice that a local cafe has taken over this spot. Terminal 3 has baked goods. They are from Cho-Kwok-Lat in Markham. They are yummy, but don't last long. It's best to get there by noon to have a decent selection of baked items, from mocha pillows, to beef sausage. I have enjoyed a mandarin danish. It has a nice slice of mandarin with mandarin marmalade in a flaky danish. Delicious! This cafe is known for its pour-over coffee. I got an iced mocha and it wasn't as acidic as coffee can be. The chocolate flavour was excellent. I like that there are dairy alternatives, such as oat and almond. I got mine with the former. The cool part about getting an iced drink is looking at the large bevelled ice cube. As someone who appreciates ice in beverages, this one looked fancy and did a nice job keeping my iced mocha chilled. There are seats and tables, but they are limited. If you are able to nab a spot to sit down and savour your drink with a baked good, it's enjoyable. I like this cafe. The natural light makes coming here cheerful. The food and drink are excellent. I'm a fan. (432) read more
This cafe inside Cosmo Music store used to be a Starbucks. I learned from a Yelp elite event that it was replaced with this new location of another growing U.S. chain. It was so good, I had to return with my daughter to share the new-cafe-in-Cosmo experience. The fact that it's situated in a music store might seem a bit strange at first, but given the size of the store and the fact that it actually provides a great atmosphere to relax, it's quite conducive to adding a coffee break at this destination. The seating is a bit limited, with only 3 tables that are taken up by the usual working at the cafe crowd. There are 4 additional bar stools at the counter. Food items sell out very quickly here, because they are absolutely delicious and unique. There were 8 varieties of flaky pastries available the morning we went, until we bought the last one of the mocha croissants, and watched the last savoury pastry get sold as well. We had a mocha, and an iced mocha. The quality of both the food and beverages lives up to their higher price tags (2 beverages and 2 pastries came up to around $28 after taxes, before tip.) The pastry is unbelievably light, crispy flaky, and blessedly un-mass produced tasting. The beverages are equally high quality, not least because the beans are freshly roasted on the premises. The artistry of the foam designs, and even the interesting ice cubes, make them look almost too good to drink. My only disappointment is that you can't get a receipt unless you give your phone number or e-mail address. Depending on how far away you are from the location, it's worth it to come in for the cafe alone. It's definitely something additional to look forward to when we need to make a trip to Cosmo Music. I'd be happy to visit other locations. read more
Great coffee from this second location aside from Lakeshore Service dogs only A lovely cafe inside a music building with limited seating They have cold or hot beverages and a variety of pastries. The building is service dogs only The owner Moe was lovely and motivated to learn and be inspired for more coffee creations. Definitely a cute spot for a quick picker upper read more
1 year ago
What an oddly adorable spot I'm not going to lie. This place confuses me a bit. It seems to be located in an odd spot, in a seemingly industrial area. It looka like a lobby coffee and sandwich shop (which I guess it technically is) - the kind that would rely on foot traffic from the building. I cant imagine even with nearby local offices it ever gets busy (there were only three people in line with us and all "to go"). But the menu item seemed OP with items like mushroom brie pastries. Go figure. read more
it was a bit hard to find it didn't see many signs that point out the place . Walking in was amazing with all the music shops/ schools and the strong smell of fresh of coffee . The service was amazing everyone was super nice and attentive . I ordered a latte with a dessert cake . I also bought a hot chocolate for my daughter and we shared the desert We got to go cups in case of a spill . Seating was limited we did wait until some one gor up . There is plenty of parking . Smelled so good we bought some coffee! They do sell a variety of their coffees available ":) overall experience was great but a bit pricey ! read more
Super excited for their soft opening in RH! It's located inside the cosmo music building. The baristas are knowledgeable and able to answer any questions you might have. We got the pour over, cortado and pistachio pastry (from Cho Kwok Lat in Markham). The drinks were excellent. They also have beans and merchandise, so you could do some shopping right after. I would definitely come back! read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
Yes it's located under Cosmo Music so it's very unassuming but a great coffee place. The bean selection is good and the baristas are friendly. There is only limited seating though. read more
2 years ago
As others have mentioned, they are located inside Cosmo Music. The baked goods come from Cho-Kwok-Lat but unfortunately, they sell out fast so I did not have a chance to try them as I went later in the afternoon. They roast their beans on-site which is nice! They only have a few seats available making this place more of a takeout spot. Overall, great coffee and a ncice vibe -- I'll definitely be back if I'm in the area. read more
Okay I don't know what to expect but I was blown away. The coffee is amazing, I had a mocha with Colombia roast so it had hints of toffee and it was heavenly. Even more so I love the mocha croissant. The creamiest in the middle and mocha flavours. Perfect pastry, but they do sell out so come early ! The service was top notch, friendly baristas and you could tell they have a passion for their coffee roast. Yes this cafe is located in the cosmo music building which is the perfect setting. I heard someone playing a saxophone in the back round and it was so relaxing. read more
It's great to see Terminal 3 Roasters opening another branch in Richmond Hill. Tucked inside a music store, it has just three tables and a bar counter. They offer plenty of pour-over options and white coffee, along with a small selection of pastries. The pistachio jam pillow I tried was delicious--packed with intense pistachio flavour, which I love, and the cream was incredibly smooth. The service was warm and welcoming. I'll definitely be coming back for more coffee! read more
1 year ago
I'm so glad they opened up a location in Richmond Hill. Great specialty coffee and occasionally they have seasonal drinks which is nice to know they are experimenting. The location is a shared space with Cosmo music store/class. Would love to see more seating though. Its a place I will always return to. read more
Loved the experience here, everything was very tasty and cozy. It is located inside a large music store which is nice as you can browse while waiting for your coffee. They have table service and everyone working there were very nice and explained everything in detail. They outsource their pastry but they were soo good! Coffee was delicious too, a bit on the pricey side but what do you expect aha. Very cozy location. read more
2 years ago
Amazing coffee shop, with really nice vibes. I would come back here to work remotely on day. The beans for the espresso that they use is really good, and not too acidic, which I prefer! It's really cool how they roast their own beans on site as well! read more
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10 Via Renzo Dr
Richmond Hill, ON L4S 0B6
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