It was very nice getting to know some of the staff members here always very polite and caring about…read moreme and my food order.

On 1/10/2025 have ordered a plain honey lemon tea from here via door dash, a typical order for a…read morecold day and one that I've ordered a dozen times before. What I tasted a biological afront to beverages, it smelled like chemicals and tasted like body odor. Usually I hate leaving reviews like this but what I consumed was nothing short of disgusting.

I had a vanilla cream drink here, it was one of the few non-caffeinated drinks available. It was…read moreokay. Service was good, helpful. This Starbucks seems fine. If you can get a seat, it's an all right place to chill, but sometimes it's quite busy. It's conveniently located.

Thank you Daud for the delicious drink and conversation!…read moreEven though there's plenty of chairs inside and outside... it can get full fast. Right by North York Centre station, close to the 401 and a quiet suburban neighbourhood to walk in. The female staff (especially one supervisor) are awesome as well.

Went to Starbucks Front Street that cold day in Toronto to have hot coffee. I was greeted and…read morewelcomed by friendly team members. I ordered my usual cafe latte. Casual and cozy ambiance, fast and great service. Check it out!

(Drank 09/09/2025 TU @ 10:30am, 09/12/2026 FR @ 12:30pm, & 09/14/2026 SU @ 2:30pm): Oh my stars…read more.. I'm still amazed at the amount of bucks people pay for the caffeinated drinks made here! I was in town attending the 50th Toronto International Film Festival when I ended up at Toronto's Front St. W.'s Starbuck location to grab quick snacks especially since I had a gift card to try and save money on this trip. If you knew me, I wasn't a coffee drinker, but I appreciated the food and non-coffee options they offered. The Starbucks brand had become a global force with seemingly no slowing down in sight with the exception of the ebb-and-flow of the economic market. Did this Starbucks location provide what I needed on my several visits!? PURCHASE(S) Pistachio Cream Cold Brew Grande 16floz ($6.45): As most of you know, I'm not a coffee drinker nor was I a caffeine fiend as many of my friends. However, I was with someone who needed her fix, so we stopped by, I saw the advertising for this drink, and I was sold (damn marketers)! I loved pistachio, and although I generally preferred the chocolatey sugary goodness of a mocha, this called to me on this warm day. Their signature cold brew was sweetened with vanilla syrup, topped with a silky-pistachio cream cold foam and finished with salted brown-buttery sprinkles. I was saddened by the lack of pistachio flavor and tasted more coffee and vanilla than I would've liked. Oh well, at least I tried it. Pumpkin Spiced Latte Grande 16floz Cup ($6.45CAD): I finally had my very first pumpkin spiced latte, and dammit, I liked it! I loved pumpkin, and this literally tasted like a pumpkin pie drink, nice and warm that left me in a cozy feeling. Man, I've been missing a wonderful sensation! Chocolate Croissant ($3.95CAD): A buttery flaky warm breakfast treat in this case, I licked my fingers clean with no evidence in sight! Egg Pesto Mozzarella Sandwich ($5.75CAD): A tidy snack to keep my energy up, this diminutive meal was surprisingly a perfect size, warm, and all the fresh flavors in each bite - mmm! Caramel Macchiato Grande ($5.95CAD): A coffee-esque drink, I loved caramel so I had to try it. Caramelly, frothy, and hot, it still was too much coffee taste for me. Double Smoked Bacon Egg Sandwich ($5.75CAD): You had me at bacon, but this sandwich was more than that with its fluffy but thick egg between a buttery bun. SERVICE Each visit, I was warmly greeted by the jovial staff behind the counter who easily and quickly took my order, and minutes later my name was called when my order was ready -- easy-peasy! PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance): I was constantly in the area all day throughout the Toronto International Film Festival, so I simply walked. Otherwise, there were spots along the many main and surrounding streets, some nearby structures, numerous public transportation options, and rideshares - 'nuff said! ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE Your typical Starbucks layout with the order counter, display food cases, and visible price menu the main focal points, an assortment of places to sit inside while you enjoyed your drink or work (however there wasn't a small outdoor patio with a couple of tables as most locations), and your usual mix of promotional ads. You had a cool view of the famous CN Tower off in the distance. Plenty of natural lighting came in through the many large glass windows and doors while a mix of recessed and track electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were no TVs while pop music played in the background. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Starbuck's Toronto Front St. W.'s location filled immediate needs and was conveniently located close to the general festival area. I enjoyed my several drinks and food (a macchiato wasn't my thing) while I relaxed, and it was perfectly located for why I was in the area. As with most coffee shops now, they also sold pastries, sandwiches, and a smattering of other snacks. And, they had their own rewards program for free food. The prices seemed comparable, they had a good selection of items, and the service was friendly and quick. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $30.00CAD BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

Food: Bacon English muffin was a solid, simple breakfast…read moreoption. Warm, savory, and filling, and worked well for a quick bite. I also love how it's filling but tastes light! There's also other food items you can grab in their large display like donuts and more. Service: There can be a bit of a wait, but the location can be busy, so it was understandable. Straightforward ordering process like at any other standard fast food spot Ambiance: Casual and convenient, with the café stand portion being outside. More of a quick grab-and-go or a few tables are inside if you want to sit and chill.

All the fast food chains are jumping on the "rice/grain bowls" or "salad bowls" trend, it seems…read more(e.g. Subway, Tim Hortons). I tried Tim Hortons' Cilantro Lime Veggie Loaded Bowl (that isn't so loaded), and asked for it without the cheese and sauce. They got the "exclude cheese" part right, but added the sauce on the rice & veggies anyway. The rice itself was flavourful and contained little bits of corn and black beans. I liked the crispy fried onion that they put on the rice. The "veggies" were just shredded lettuce and little bits of tomato (as expected). Not sure what the cilantro lime sauce was made of, but it just looked like a creamy white salad dressing. Portion size was small. It's ok as a snack or if you want a very small meal. The verdict? It's what you'd expect from a coffee shop chain -- very basic but passable taste-wise.

This Starbucks location has plenty of seating and the bonus of free parking, which is always a…read moreplus. Usual Starbucks food and drink. The washrooms are open and accessible. However, cleanliness could definitely be improved. Tables are often sticky and don't seem to be wiped down regularly. There are fruit flies in the display case. It's a decent spot for working or meeting friends thanks to the space, but the lack of attention to cleanliness detracts from the overall experience.

The Drive-Thru is very convenient here, although the exit is not well-thought as the parked cars…read moreare blocking the way and I watched drivers struggling with driving out of the plaza. The patio is very nice during the patio season and creates a positive vibe. And the staff are friendly, too. Food and drinks are the usual Starbucks menu and you can make modifications to your liking.