I'm a huge matcha lover, so when I found this spot I had to give it a try. I ordered a matcha with…read moreoat milk and 2 sweeteners. The matcha was very creamy and tasted high quality, which can be very difficult to find. The staff was very patient when me and my friend were taking quite a while to decide what we wanted to order, so I appreciate their cooperation. The store is very tiny, but it feels really cozy, perfect for meeting up with a friend or even hosting a study session. I'd definitely go back to try their different matcha flavours and pastries!

This newly renovated cafe just opened 2 weeks ago and it's already so busy and you will understand…read moreonce you try them! They're specialize in Bingsu and have 18 flavours to choose from. They offer pastries, drinks and tteokobbi as well. The staff were super friendly and knowledgeable. I got the Oreo Bingsu, Black sesame Bingsu, Strawberry Matcha latte, and Peach Ade. My favourite definitely has to be the Black sesame! It was really flavourful and came with red bean and mochi toppings. All were super yummy! Oreo bingsu felt like a better version of a Mcflurry. I would love to try their fruit bingsu or croffles next time! Ambiance was casual with a few tables with white and blue modern interior. Easy to find parking, may be chaotic but you will find it! Cups is a great gem added to Vaughan! Great dessert to get after eating or shopping as it's right by vaughan mills.

It was cool to learn that Seara Bakery & Pastry offers Portuguese pastries and desserts in Vaughan…read more A recent Yelp experience brought me here. This bakery is located in a plaza with plenty of parking. I had no problem finding a parking spot coming from work. Sadly, all the Portuguese egg tarts (natas) were sold out when I had arrived at 5:30 pm. However, I did manage to get a pistachio loaf that looked yummy and ended up taking it home. I have had the following items at this place: - Iced latte - Portuguese vanilla custard-filled donut - Ham and cheese croissant My iced latte was awesome. The woman at the counter asked whether I wanted sugar. I declined it, which made this drink perfect. It was cold. The coffee was smooth. It had the perfect amount of milk. I loved it. My vanilla custard-filled donut came out next. It was cut in half, so I admired all the custard in it. It had sugar around it that was the only sweetness that I got from it. The custard had a mild vanilla flavour and had little sugar, which I appreciated. The donut was more on the egg side of things. If you don't like that eggy taste, it may not be for you. I personally loved how different it was compared to regular overly sweet donuts. My ham and cheese croissant had arrived. When you order a croissant warmed up, it gets pressed in a panini machine. It was different, but it worked. There was a single slice of ham and another slice of cheese in this croissant. It was yummy, but I was yearning for more filling. The croissant had a different type of flakiness when it was pressed to death. I used the washroom before I headed home. Staff here were constantly cleaning tables, chairs, and the washrooms during my visit. The women's washroom is a single stall and it was super clean. My pistachio loaf came up to $8. I paid with a debit card. I tipped and tapped. Done! There are nuts on top of the pistachio loaf, but not in the loaf itself. The loaf was closer to a pound cake, but without a whole lot of moisture. It also had a hint of vanilla or some other extract in it. It wasn't sweet, but it did require downing it with a drink. I ended up taking half of the loaf and making French toast out of it. It turned out nicely. I hope to return to get some natas. There were so many pastries that I want to try as many as possible. (245)

Seara Bakery & Pastry truly captures the essence of authentic Portuguese pastries & dessert! It's a…read moresmall, but spacious shop offering both take-out and a few dine-in spots. From the moment I walked in, the friendly staff made me feel right at home. They were incredibly friendly and helped make recommendations on their most popular pastries - there's so many to choose from! I got the Pistachio Tiramisu and the Sweet Egg Mille Feuille. The tiramisu was light, sweet, and had a subtle pistachio flavor. The Mille Feuille was massive! It had crispy, flaky layers and a nicely balanced sweet egg custard in between. Very reasonable prices for all their pastries. If you're in the area and craving some authentic Portuguese pastries, I highly recommend stopping by this charming bakery! :)

It's a nice restaurant but in total I think it's an average in terms of like service food and the…read moreambiance

Came here to work, on a weekday morning. It was a little cute and cozy cafe. I would say it was the…read moreperfect work environment in the day. It is a little bit of an older place, natural lighting from the windows and cute little decor inside. Plenty of table space. I ordered an iced Turkish coffee, it was just ok. Nothing phenomenal I would say about it. I thought the food was a little bit on the pricey side, unfortunately didn't order anything at the time. Service was just okay, server was serving tables and also manning front of house kind of causing a lag of people ordering at the counter. Overall, a good place to meet with friends, work from home or grab a quick bite perhaps.

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.

This is a great hangout place. Nice setting to just sit, relax, and have a drink with some friends…read more They have a wide variety of video games that make this place that much better! The place is beautifully decorated and has such a cozy setting. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone that would like to just take a break from everything else. Would I come back? Most definitely!

Awesome place to chill and have a beer! Come for a beer and get an hour of gaming. We played Mario…read morecart on Switch. Clean and cozy!

I've been a fan of Bready since it opened and have recommended it to friends because of the quality…read moreof the food and the atmosphere. That's why I was disappointed by my most recent visit. One of the things that originally made Bready stand out for me when it opened was the pancakes. They were exceptionally light and airy, with a texture that reminded me of Japanese-style soufflé pancakes. On this visit, however, they seemed much denser and closer to conventional pancakes. I'm not sure whether the recipe has changed or whether this was simply an off morning, but it wasn't the experience I'd come to expect. There were also a couple of aspects of the service that I think could be improved. The pancakes took long enough to prepare that my coffee was either cold or already finished by the time they reached the table. Going back to the counter to buy another coffee isn't a great solution because the pancakes then begin cooling while you're waiting in line for that second cup. It might help if customers ordering pancakes were asked whether they'd prefer their coffee served with the meal, or if staff simply checked whether they'd like a fresh coffee when the pancakes are ready. I was also surprised that butter isn't served with the pancakes unless requested. When I asked for it, it arrived straight from the refrigerator, so it was too cold and hard to spread easily or melt onto the hot pancakes. A small dish of room-temperature butter would make a noticeable difference. I'm writing this because Bready has been one of my favourite breakfast spots, and I'd genuinely like to see it continue to excel. I hope this visit was an exception rather than a sign that things have changed.

I came in on a Tuesday shortly after they opened. It's a big space with high ceilings and plenty of…read moretables. There was no wait. Lots of pastries offered, some savory and mostly sweets. I got a beef bureka - $6.50, a rugalach - $2.95, pistachio cube croissant - $7.25 and a regular coffee - $3.25. The staff that helped me was nice. Unfortunately their pastries didn't impress me. They have many locations around the GTA, so I suspect the pastries are bakes elsewhere and have to be distributed to their various locations. Because they aren't baked in house, I found the pastries lack freshness. I was disappointed that the beef in the bureka was served cold and the other 2 pastries didn't have the crispy bite I usually enjoy with fresh pastries.

This is such a cute little coffee shop and it's clearly a popular spot, especially on Sundays, when…read moreit's one of the few places open early. There was plenty of seating both inside and outside. It was raining that day, so we sat inside, and got a seat upstairs which was nice and quiet. I was looking for a caffeine-free drink and decided to try the Citro Booster because it sounded interesting. It's essentially a blend of lemon, ginger, and turmeric. I can definitely see it being the perfect drink on a cold day or when you're feeling under the weather, although I'm not sure it's something I'd order regularly. We also got the maple latte, which was enjoyable, well-balanced, and not overly sweet. We also got a pastry to pair with the drinks. One thing to note is that they don't have their full pastry selection displayed. There are a few items on the counter, but for many of the others, you need to ask the staff, who will bring them out from boxes behind the counter. The downside is that you don't find out the price until then. I did appreciate that they offered to warm up my chocolate croissant. Unfortunately, the maple latte took a little while to come out, so by the time my drink arrived, the croissant wasn't warm anymore. I would say this is on the pricey side as far as coffee shops go, though I guess cafes aren't cheap nowadays. Our two small drinks and one pastry came to almost $20. Overall, it's a nice, cozy cafe with a decent selection if you're looking for a quick bite.

Visited the Balzac's Coffee in Kleinburg on Sunday .. it's been on my list for a while! The café is…read moreinside an old home that's been beautifully converted, with seating both upstairs and outside that wraps around the house. Even though it was chilly, the patio was packed, which says a lot. I ordered the blueberry sparkling lemonade a bit on the sweet side, but refreshing once mixed properly. Stir it well so you're not sipping straight syrup at first. I also tried the seasonal iced caramel apple latte. At first, I wasn't a fan because the flavors felt separate ...caramel, apple, espresso but after letting it sit for a few minutes, everything blended together beautifully. Slightly sweet with a crisp apple note, and I ended up loving it. Lastly, the ginger molasses cookie was soft and had a nice texture, though I wished it had a stronger ginger kick. Overall, great atmosphere, friendly staff, and cozy vibes all around. 4/5. On the pricier for a cafe the two drinks in the cookie it cost me a little under $20

Nice little coffee shop in east Caledon. Popped in here to grab some coffee before a long hike and…read morethen returned again after the hike for a quick bite. Enjoyed a delicious muffin and some peppermint tea while resting my feet after a long hike. They offer sandwiches and soups and lots of treats. The menu board didn't seem to display all the options with prices, which to me is slightly annoying. I don't want to ask you what each individual item attracts what price. I was considering a sandwich with soup but they didn't seem to have a combo and i couldn't find the price of the soup so I just got a muffin. I would recommend and I would return tho.

Great little coffee, sandwich, salad and pastry spot tucked away in a little plaza in Caledon East.read more