Close to museum of contemporary art. Popped by for a drink. Nice open tall ceiling space. Has a…read morecouple steps up there is a ramp installed for accessibility. 1 washroom on site. Tables and bar tops available for seating. Nice vibe cool setup up. There was live music around noon, I unfortunately just missed it not sure the schedule on that. Cafe and pastries and small food menu available. Nice people working behind the counter. All and all good.

I would give this place a 3.5 from rounding it up to a 4…read more I ordered a chai tea latte and a croissant the chai tea latte was good it is not sweet so if you're someone who likes your chai sweet you would have to add additional sweetener. The croissants was flaky they do provide the option of warming it for you. I later went back and got an iced americano I chose the Brazilian roast that they had that was described to have hints of chocolate I thought the Americana was awful I didn't even drink half of it I felt really bad especially because it was almost $5 I wasted on a drink I didn't like. I appreciate it that they didn't charge extra for alternative milk They also sell coffee you can make at home but from my experience I would not buy the coffee that I tried because I didn't like it. But to be fair they also had Ethiopian coffee and something else on drip, my friend she tried the drip coffee and she said it was good Aesthetically this place is beautiful they have lots of plants very chill and earthy I do feel that it's a little uninviting to anyone trying to get work done, most of the tables have signs on it that says not laptop friendly and there's only one table all the way at the back that has a laptop friendly sign and then I saw some people sitting at the counter the counter didn't have any sign. The staff were very friendly and welcoming never had any issue there

One of our favourite cafe around the city. Their lattes are really smooth and leaves no bitter…read moreaftertaste. We also like to come and buy their beans, as the beans are good quality and when we make the expresso, it comes out nicely. It's a cozy place, it has a seating area both inside and outside. The service is pretty much like any cafe, you order at the counter and find a seat that you like.

Cozy, rustic Kensington cafe with a large variety of tea leaves and coffee beans, and pastries for…read moresale Lots of seating in the back, and a small patio area in the front and back. They have decaf versions of most of their teas and coffees, I got the decaf earl grey and the spinach pastry to share. Service is friendly, and they were pretty fast even though it was pretty busy. Will be back!

I came to try the coffee here due to high reviews. I ordered an Americano and the cheddar scone…read more The service was great, there were several tables you can sit and enjoy your coffee. They sell some Coffee items, and coffee beans as they roast their beans. However I was disappointed with the Americano. It tasted watered down. I have been to many coffee shops and ordered Americano, and all the other coffee shops and it can't go wrong! At least it was hot, and the cheddar scone was good. I will probably try another coffee shop if I'm in the area next time.

Super friendly baristas who were easy to chat with. They gave me good suggestions when I asked…read moreabout the coffee beans they had in stock. I ended up getting the bag of Wush Wush which came with a free drink :) CORTADO Honestly, it was almost a week ago but I don't remember too much about this cortado. Which probably means it was at least average. I have made pour overs with the Wush Wush beans and it's super fruity and bright. Definitely a great cup of coffee to enjoy after waking up. Since it's summer, Outpost opens all their windows, which means a lot of wasps come inside. Personally, I'm pretty afraid of them so our group didn't stay for very long after we got everything we needed. They do have a mini vacuum to suck up some of the pesky wasps.

Solid matcha, beautiful latte art, delicious croissant sandwiches…read more Came just before 9am on a Saturday and managed to order before a morning crowd started to form. We got a matcha latte with oat milk, cappuccino, and the breakfast sandwich w smoked salmon (forgot the name). Matcha latte was great, I loved that they clarified whether I wanted sweetened or unsweetened. Sometimes cafes serve them sweetened without me realizing. It's not super crazy high quality but it's definitely better than most cafes. I only had a sip of the cappuccino but I could tell my mom didn't love it. It's just on the fruitier side so it tasted more sour and not creamy/smooth (which is what my mom prefers). Depends on your preference. She really liked the latte art though and didn't want to ruin it by drinking it! The sandwich was big and delicious. There's a hint of dill flavor which paired well with the salmon. I could tell my mom liked it. The cafe itself has a few tables and high top counter seating, as well as seating outside. There's two restrooms in the back. They seem to bake everything in house and it smelled wonderful as they brought stuff out the oven. Loved the all female staff!

Great third wave coffee AND open at 630a on a Sunday. Cheerful service and baked goods made in…read morehouse (didn't get to try but would have if I was hungry). There are a handful of tables and a counter with high tops for enjoying your delicious brew. By the numbers: Food N/A Drink 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 4/5 Value 5/5 Espresso - Excellent. Bright and acidic the way I like it.

The best people and the best coffee in this corner of downtown TO…read more I've always had fast and friendly service at this location, and it remains my GoTo for a great latte with usually a three bean option to choose from. I've had some of the more interesting coffees here. Baked goods are consistently fresh and delicious, and the people/staff are always truly awesome I find. Need a quick bright spot with a quiet and friendly ambiance in the morning? This place is where I usually come even if it takes me 20 mins to walk here.

The coffee shop was nice and cozy. The coffee and matcha was quick. Just walking into the store we…read morecould smell the fresh baked goods.

Lovely coffee shop in the area. I tried out their limited edition coffee drink that is inspired by…read moreHK milk tea. Sounds of HK: Amazing smooth quality coffee. The smell was very aromatic! I'm not a huge coffee person but I could tell this was great quality. Overall, I highly recommend going here for high quality coffee and a more cozy atmosphere. It's a bit small but great if you're going solo.

Quaint little coffee house. Employees were so kind and welcoming. Iced mocha was mild. Next time…read moreI'll add an extra shot.

They make great lattes! I bought coffee beans, too, and I'm really enjoying them. The employees…read morewere very helpful.

I'm allergic to coffee…read more But my husband is an aspiring barista so I like to pick up coffee beans for him wherever I go. I especially try and find spots that roast their own beans and that's how I found Pilot. As soon as I walked in - this tiny location was conveniently located around the corner from my hotel - I was able to locate beans suitable for espresso and bought a bag. My husband liked them so I'll likely to return to procure him more.

This coffee bar has been always so popular and such a pleasant spot to chill in Kensington market…read more This time we tried a couple of brunch menu alomg with a pastry, Pain Swiss (must-try!). My favourite of the day was Mortadella sandwich. Their Egg Benedict comes with two poached eggs on a crispy brick toast which seemed quite unique. Staff were -- literally everyone I encountered that day -- so friendly and knowledgeable. I had a chance to brief tour to their roasting room and the lab which was really cool. Appreciated my coffee even more after learning their passion on the coffee.

Wow!! Great location great community!! Food and coffee are…read moreamazing ! Service and ambiance are great. Located in Kensington market.

This hidden gem in the Junction (Toronto) is a roastery slash space for coffee enthusiasts and…read morenomads. This beautiful spot also boasts some great baristas with so much bean knowledge--ask them anything! Always a great time to chat. I have been here a few times and this time, actually stayed for a few hours to get some work done. Located in the industrial part of the Junction the space presents itself industrial but filled with warmths. When you walk in, you will see immediately a long coffee bar with various coffee machines for your pour overs, cappuchinos, espresso etc. At the far back, giant machines (roasting things perhaps), workspace for the techs (I think) and a beautiful graffiti art on the back wall. The main seating area comprises of high bar stools, a few desks area with sockets and roman theatre style steps with some tables that you can work from (also with sockets) or just chat away. There is a section in the shop that is a retain space with all the beans you can buy to go and various coffee related pieces. Commute wise, it is not the easiest but it is steps away from St. Clair/Keele. Definitely worth checking out--their coffee is so so so good! Drivers, street side parking available :D

I was charged $82.26 for a kilo of coffee. I ordered it on a Monday and paid $10.41 for "1 business…read moreday shipping". I was told in their "chat" that it would arrive on Wednesday (two days later) and, if not, on Thursday. Just received an email from them saying it will arrive on Monday, a full week after I ordered. When I asked what the $10.41 was for if it takes a week to receive, I was told about their process and that "we have this stated in multiple places, including the banner of our home page and every product page". That doesn't explain why I was told something different in "chat". Their coffee is good but not $82.26 and a one-week delivery good.