Lovely cafe, we stopped in because their coffee is coming to Wakefield and I can't wait! The…read morebaristas were super nice and helpful with the order. I had a flat white and a cheddar bacon scone. And they were so good! My decaf flat white was almost sweet without adding sugar! It was great! The scone was also delightful and came with butter. It was warmed up and had a lovely crumb. The place feels like It needs a wall mural but only because It has a very bare wall. But the devote is nice, I love the tub with plants

Brilliant take-home beans. Consistent, flavourful, with varied options depending on your tastes.read more

The shop moved to Somerset and is a welcome addition to the area. It's close to the old…read moreMonopolatte that was once there. We dropped by to check out this Frankenstein of a creation we saw online. It was an espresso in a donut. Yup you read that right! Space is a little smaller than the old location but they now sell vinyl and books. The barista is a awesome. Super friendly and makes good coffee. There's a lot of different drinks you can get, the food menu looks a little limited at the moment but they're working on it. They're also working on a liquor license as well. Here's a pic of the donut coffee. The donut is really dense at the bottom but light on the top. There's also some Nutella or similar spread inside the donut. I'd say, I might get this again as they're willing to put any drink inside. I found the dense part of the donut heavy, so donut tops only for me! Hopefully they expand the food options, will be back though.

Nifty little coffee collective on a quiet neighborhood street. Now let me explain. They don't…read moreroast coffee, they offer coffee of the day from roasters they pick and serve up. Brilliant if you like to try different coffees right??? B R I L L A N T! Today I tried [Structure]'s Kewo Kemina and It smooth and packed a lot of flavor. I enjoyed It as a flat white. They also don't have to go cups here. You must bring your own, borrow one of theirs, or use a for here cup that makes you feel like you're at home. It's very flexible and they were very nice. My barista was kindly chatting with me which I highly enjoyed. Great vibe, relaxed, nice place to work or relax. There's indoor seating and an outdoor patio that reuses crates for seating. Another brilliant idea. Plenty of street parking, kindness and positivity. Thanks for a lovely experience

8:00 AM Saturday. Wanted an Earle Grey tea. A choice on the corner between McDonalds or Litle…read moreVictories. I chose Little Victories for a new experience. Little Victories didn't have Earle Grey tea which is not the end of the world. They didn't have a washroom which was problematic. $5.95 for a small paper cup of tea! The service was snooty - they questioned my choice of sweetener? Anyway, the ambiance is beautiful but wooden seats were uncomfortable... to say nothing about the lack of a washroom. All-in-all, a bad experience. I don't recommend Little Victories. (My regular coffee shops: Bridgehead - good, and Les Moulin la Fayette - fantastic!)

Very nice barista, latte was quite beautiful! I appreciate that more coffeeshops offer macadamia…read moremilk - I think it pairs better with the taste than almond. Bit busy, but that's to be expected.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Cute little cafe. Ambiance is nice…read morebut I wasn't wowed by my cinnamon bun or tea. The Long Version: My husband and I met my husband's sister and her husband here to hang out before we went to see a show at the Studio Theatre. I got a cinnamon bun ($3.50) and a herbal tea ($3.50), and my husband got a black coffee ($2.75). The cinnamon bun was unremarkable in my opinion. It was just ok, maybe even a bit dry, and also on the thin side. Not thick and fluffy. My tea was just a tea bag from Four O'clock Teas (I got Turmeric Cinnamon, which at least is a more unusual flavour that I haven't seen in stores). The temperature was nice and hot, but it was just bagged tea from a brand sold in health food stores. The inside of the cafe is nice. We sat in the front room near the service counter, but there are back rooms that are a bit more quiet. I would say the ambiance is the nicest thing. Service was pleasant. Maybe some of their other baked goods have more oomph and maybe their crafted drinks are special. My experience was just ok, but it might have been what I ordered. Street parking or paid parking lot parking only, but the lots are free on weekends and you can park on the street for 2 hours for free. Review #39 (2025)

I love this coffee shop! The coffee is so good and the staff are great at helping you pick a…read morebeverage when you're not really sure what you want. The pastries are so fresh and so tasty. It's really hard to choose one, so sometimes you just have to get more than one. There's indoor seating, patio seating and seating by the water! I will definitely return to this café when I'm in town!

Decided to stop by to do some reading. This place is beautiful with outdoor seating as a bonus. The…read moreinside is a cafe as well as a large open bakery so it smells like incredible freshly baked bread and pastries even with my congested nose. The place is spacious with regular seating as well as couches. I opted for a London fog which was very tasty. Definetly a place you can study. Cons- - Tables and seats were a tiny bit dirty with stains/crumbs, they may have not had time to wipe down Pros- - Whole place smells like delicious fresh pastries and bread - Amazing atmosphere, quiet - Free WiFi - Power outlets near couches - Comfy couches as well as regular seating Service- 5/5 Taste- 4/5 Location- 5/5 Atmosphere- 5/5 Smell- 5/5 Would i come return? Yes.

I'm bumping staying at. 3 rating though I will note one change: The leather chairs have been…read morerepaired so they again have support. I can still feel the formed butt divot of those before me, but at least they are ok to sit on for more than 2 minutes. A dry cappuccino came out very wet, as in way too much dairy; so disappointing, as we we pay a lot for the joy of a good coffee these days, but seldom get them. (...And this is why we rarely go out for coffee anymore. What we make at home is more reliably consistant and good.) A general observation, not specific to Bridgehead: corporations are, in my opinion, ruining the once lovely experience of going out for a delicious coffee

Maybe we had a bad batch? Latte had quite a bitter, unpleasant burnt flavour for a specialty coffee…read moreshop and roasters. Service was quick. There are bright big windows and a few seats.

I have yet to find a place in the city serving better espresso or making better proper espresso…read moredrinks. Great service from JP.

The fam and I stumbled into Equator coffee that replaced Starbucks in Indigo. I am not a Starbucks…read moregirl. I will purchase Starbucks if its my last resort as a treat, but I find their baked goods/food uninspiring and overpriced. I also do not enjoy their coffee, and don't even get me started on their refreshers, its basically full of ice. ANYWAYS, this is not a Starbucks review. Equator was a breath of fresh air. The interior was clean and bright, with the most amazing, cheerful staff. They carry Suzy Q donuts which we did order (oreo and blueberry fritter, both amazing) and the hubs grabbed a flat white. The drink menu is on the smaller side, which I like. Too many options confuse me. I like things to be simple. They also have some prepared foods like sandwiches, and some bowls. I did notice a chickpea salad bowl, which I will have to try next time. Only downside, is this place is so popular that with the many tables around, there was no seating. I stood eating my donut, until we luckily had a table open up a couple bites in. I would love if they added some bar stools around the barista station. There are some outdoor tables, but it was a chilly day. I CANNOT wait for Equator to open at the Indigo on Ogilvie.

This coffee shop took over the space once occupied by Starbucks, which has been restructuring and…read morebroken their partnership with Chapters, which in turn is rebranding - the bookshop here now goes by the name Indigo. All this to say that the Equator coffee shop is big and bright, more spacious with more seating than the previous one. For instance, the dividing retractable door is gone. When one shop is open, so is the other one, The coffee is good - such as the freaking good coffee line. Equator offers a small variety of food. And the staff is friendly and helpful. I used to be a regular in the previous place; then I moved away! So, I'll be back when I can.

I had the best cup of coffee from the Crazy Goat Coffee Co…read more I hadn't heard of these local, artisinal roasters before but now that I have - this is where I have been ordering my coffee from and I am addicted! There is an unbelievable variety available for every coffee connoisseur out there. By checking out the website "http//:www.crazygoatcoffee.ca", you will soon realize the options are plenty and you can decide between one of the unique blends or one of the single source coffees. The hardest part is deciding ... you will likely want to order a few - I know I do. The wonderful thing about these roasters are that you are supporting our local economy by buying from them and that these roasters are responsible coffee connoisseur's that are going the extra mile and ensuring to get the best beans from sustainable farming and are fair trade and organic - which is important to many of us. The real deal is that the prices are great. Ordering is online or by telephone and super easy. There is even a delivery option for those that are local. This gem will be your new favorite! So, for the people that want the "good stuff" that a true "coffee snob" searches for... IT'S HERE ~ CRAZY GOAT COFFEE CO.!