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    Butter & Blue

    4.4 (30 reviews)
    InexpensiveCafes, Bakeries
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Spam & egg bun, hashbrown and egg bun with spicy mayo
    Alexa J.

    I've been here a few times and really enjoy their coffee and pastries! The place itself is also really cute, but on the smaller side. The biggest table is the one pictures below by the window where you could probably sit a group of 4-6. I love the Asian inspired pastries they offer, and their drinks are quite good as well. I got the Hong Kong milk tea for the first time and enjoyed it. Definitely will be coming back!

    Matcha mochi and French onion soup bun
    Jennifer G.

    Walked by and saw the extremely cute alley style outdoor seating area. Tried the matcha mochi $4 and French onion soup bun $5. The mochi texture was chewy and slightly sweet, I couldn't exactly taste any matcha flavour but it was still enjoyable. The bun was slightly sweet from the brioche bun and caramelized onions. There's a lot of cute seating both inside and outside. Service was friendly and efficient. I would try the nori rice Krispy square and miso chocolate cookie next time. Seems like they have some interesting combinations. Edited to add we've come back to try the cookie and rice Krispy. Both were excellent and unique takes on classic treats.

    Areeba Z.

    Cute little cat themed cafe with an extensive list of baked goods and warm (and iced) drinks. They have strong wifi and ample cozy seating space and tables to get your work done. Will definitely be back. And did I mention cat themed??

    Nimish H.

    I came here based on nice reviews and the cafe lived upto its expectations. It has a nice patio and lots of indoor space. The service was slow, but there was only 1 barista! It has good food options and nice ambiance overall.

    Flat white
    Carol Y.

    A cute garden cafe escape in the middle of the city, with wonderful coffee and delicious Asian-inspired drinks & treats as well. Made a quick stop here for an afternoon caffeine hit in the form of a flat white. The espresso roast was not too mellow, but not too dark in its roast either. Paired with frothed milk, it gave just the right amount of coffee flavour with a slight sweetness & creaminess from the milk. Plus, I love the decor and cups here.

    Cecilia M.

    This has been a fantastic cafe in Baldwin Village since last year! I've been many times (my photos are from a few visits) because it's near the office, but also such a lovely atmosphere here: Cosy, warm, bright and joyful. Free wifi here and with lots of seating indoors and outdoors. Washrooms are downstairs (and therefore not fully accessible). It's a lovely spot though, and a popular spot for local students and workers. They do have particular hours and are not open everyday so follow them on Instagram for updates! Food and drinks are a perfect marriage of western and eastern palettes. You'll find matcha, hojicha and various types of milk teas here, plus Asian-flavoured baked goods too. I love their standard fare and rotating items. There's always something new and exciting to try. If you're a fan of the texture of mochi -- be sure to try their Matcha Mochi Cake! My go to drinks here are the matcha and hojicha lattes.

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    Alex C.

    This is a café that serves pastries and various drinks. I tried their sausage pastry and it was very good. The drinks are reasonably priced as well. There is seating both inside and outside and there is a bathroom.

    Annette Y.

    Sigh, I kind of am in love with this cafe and wish I could hang out here every day. Situated in a house on Baldwin, this cafe is so cozy. There's 3 areas of seating (basement, main, patio), each with a vibe. I did take off a star because I felt my steamed milk in the latte was over steamed and didn't froth properly. But defs coming back to try out more drinks and just for the vibes.

    Michelle D.

    A really wholesome and cute cafe located on Baldwin Street with amazing aesthetics, good food and drinks, and good energy! My wonderful friend and I dropped by the cafe today for breakfast and I got their pizza bun and iced americano to eat in. I like how they warm up their savoury pastries. The pizza bun's bread was really good and I liked how fluffy it was even though it was a thick bun. I think I would've enjoyed it if there were more toppings as it did feel more bread than a pizza bun. Their iced americano's espresso was slightly on the acidic side which I should've asked for a milk to cut the acidity but I still enjoyed it. I also got the nori rice krispies which was A-OK. The matcha mochi was also A-OK. Would definitely return to try some of their other offerings.

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    Chuan C.

    This is a new cozy and quaint cafe, which opened on 2023-06-16. It is long and narrow with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. There is a wide variety of food and the staff was courteous. Even the owner was working there. They serve buns with different toppings ($5.00 and $6.50), cakes/biscuits/scones ($4.00 and $4.50). They serve hot drinks (coffees, lattes, teas, hot chocolate) for $4.00 to $6.50. If you want a takeout cup, it costs $0.35; I guess they are promoting saving the environment by promoting the use of reusable cups. There are some East Asian inspired drinks such as HK Milk Tea, Horlick, and Ovaltine. They even give out free White Rabbit candy at the order counter. There is a selection of books you can use while dining indoors. There are also some merchandise for sale. There is free WiFi. The cafe is wheelchair accessible. There are three gender-neutral washrooms downstairs, so they are not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-204

    Tiffany W.

    I stumbled across this brand new cafe on Baldwin Street and was so excited to see the gorgeous space they've created and try their cafe goodies which has some Hong Kong and East Asian influence. Their menu has all the cafe classics with some HK inspired drinks like HK milk tea and Horlick with espresso. They have a larger than expected baked treats menu with some interesting options like a Nori rice krispies square and spam & egg bun. I find prices on the high end but where the quality stands up to the price, I think it's worth the treat. I tried the cream and lemon scone with jam which was very fresh and crusty on the outside but soft on the inside. I personally would've liked more lemon flavour. Staff are very friendly and I can tell the space, music and menu was made thoughtfully. Wishing them the best of luck!

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    Ada L.

    Butter & Blue, located in Baldwin Village, is the neighbourhood's newest coffee shop and bakery with Asian-inspired baked goods. I recently heard of Butter & Blue while talking to another IGer and was excited when I saw pictures of their cute patio. I stopped by on Thursday afternoon around lunch time. There was a steady flow of customers where I even saw paramedics come in! The café has variety of beverages available ranging from espresso based drinks to more Asian style drinks like the hojicha latte, iced Hong Kong milk tea or the Ovaltine latte. They have a variety of delicious savoury and sweet treated such as the spam and egg milk bun, nori rice krispie square as well as a matcha mocha cake. There is seating inside and outside a well on their patio. They accept credit, debit or cash. Upon entering, the spam and egg milk bun caught my eye. I chose to order a flat white as I didn't properly look at their drink menu before ordering (definitely have to go back to try the hojicha latte as well as the HK milk tea!!). My order was made at a reasonable time and the spam and egg bun was heated as well as came with a spicy mayo which complemented the bun well. The flat white was great and there was even latte art. I sat out on the patio while enjoying the weather where I noticed that there was a steady flow of customers. Mostly everyone sat outside on the patio enjoying the weather. Inside, there are some books which you can borrow to read during your stay there as well. Overall, friendly staff, great vibes (love the patio!) and delicious coffee and pastries. Definitely will be returning for more!

    Iced americano and miso white chocolate cornflake cookie
    Alanna R.

    One of my favourite cafes in the city. Their staff is so friendly and their coffee, matcha and treats are excellent. Their baked goods are also quite unique and made in-house. Added bonus is that it's laptop friendly.

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    The best coffee near U of T with the best vibes! I'd highly recommend the cat coffee shortbread as well!

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