Oscar Coffee & Espresso Bar has a nice set up. Love those sofa like booth at the back. Chilling at…read morethe back just feel like lounging at a friend's house. On a Sunny Spring Sunday afternoon, Oscar was busy but the line moved fast. My Cappuccino has really nice milk froth, smooth and silky. I should have ordered a double shot of espresso as it is just too mellow for my liking. I would definitely be back to Oscar when I am in the neighbourhood.

It's been a while since I've said I've found a great coffee spot. I got an Almond latte…read more.. Couldn't wait... And it is awesome!! It's a nice to be close to the Queen East terminus for the streetcar.

Came here to try their regular matcha. They offered to put sugar in it, but after being in Japan, I…read morewanted to try without and asked for their recommendation, and they said at least half sugar. Right away I know it wasn't going to be good matcha. However, I really like their Madeline, it wasn't buttery and not too sweet. The perfect snack. Just wish it was bigger for the price you pay for. I like their hojicha matcha more. This one is more smooth and you don't taste much of the bitterness to it. The cafe itself is a cute little cafe. It doesn't have too many seatings available.

A quaint little cafe near midtown. Gave it a visit as it's very close to my place and I'm looking…read morefor good matcha places in the neighborhood. This cafe is one of my friend's favs, and I can see why! The strawberry matcha was gooooood. I also love that they had a little Wes Anderson alphabet poster near the back :)

A Great place when you are in Yonge/Bloor area to sit and chat with friends over dessert &…read morebeverages. $2.50 for a small drip coffee and $7-$10 for a small size dessert to share. Not bad!

Amadeus is a bright and airy patisserie by the downtown Yorkville area offering a large selection…read moreof French pastries, such as macarons, cakes, croissants, sandwiches, and bread, all beautifully prepared. I purchased a chai tea latte, and some pastries to go during my visit, and thought tea latte was decent. The croissants were flaky, though not as buttery as I would have liked. The Focaccia was also delicious and soft. There's plenty of seating inside, and the staff were friendly. Overall, it's a solid spot for French pastries.

Wondered about nearby and decided to venture into this close knit coffee shop…read more Ordered a matcha latte right in the morning and it exceeded my expectations, it wasn't sweet and it had the perfect taste and presentation. 10/10 Definitely worth coming back for. Next time I will try the pastries and other products.

I would say from all my travels in this city I don't think I've had a better experience with drinks…read moreor fresh baked products The owner even takes the time to get to know what the regulars like - he will test new product and have the customers test for feedback, in the dead of winter I was getting the most flavourful hot chocolate with mini marshmallows, today he had me test an iced chocolate drink (with a hint of pure raspberry. - delicious!! I hear customers say his pour over is the best they''ve had, but the fact that all pastries and salads and sandwiches are homemade is what always brings me back, while I've heard someone say Tim Hortons croissant is cheaper - there's no comparison, 1 is a bread made to look like a croissant and the other is a true to form and taste as any French pastry shop could deliver

Stopped by on the weekend since I was in the area…read more Grabbed a few items to go, including the popular canelé. Definitely one of the best canelés in the city! The Sausage Roll was a tad too salty for my preference, but it is essentially a whole link wrapped in pastry. The sauce that came with it kind of helped, but overall it was pretty heavy. Very small space with a little bit of seating, but I was just there for grab and go, so wasn't a problem. Right when you walk in, the display case of baked goods right in front of you so you can decide while you walk a few steps to the order/pay area. They also have some fridges and freezers with other food items that you can purchase. The staff are friendly and helpful with recommendations.

CANELE (5/5) I enjoyed the canele the most. Canele was super…read morenice. Exterior was perfectly toasted crispy, inside spongy and gooey, honestly tasted like a creme brûlée and that's my favorite dessert of all time. Would definitely go back for a canele. KOUIGN AMANN (3.7/5) Kouign Amann was crisp outside, yet fluffy inside, but it had this bit of taste I couldn't quite put my finger on and didn't enjoy. Maybe it was cardamom or a hint of alcohol. My friend enjoyed it a lot, but not for me. CHOCOLATE CHUNK COOKIE (3/5) Cookie was an interesting 15mm thick cookie with some salt. It was okay, not a huge fan of cakey cookies so would skip this. I wanted a bit more of a crispy texture and was hoping the edges would deliver that. Thought to buy it because it was an interesting shape. Chocolate tasted of nice quality though.

If it was possible, I would give this place a 3.5 rating, just that it's not a 4 imo…read more Cute little bakery at Yonge and Sheppard with a wide variety of baked goods and beverages. A bit on the pricy side in my opinion given what I ordered. I got an almond croissant and green tea that set me back $12. Nothing special about the tea (teabag + hot water), and the croissant was okay, not bad but also not the best I've had. The place was clean and both bakery and counter staff were busy. Not much seating available in the winter, so if you plan on going to meet someone, might be good to plan for someone to get there a bit early to grab a seat-- I believe there's a patio in the summer. The vibe is chill, I saw people out on solo dates and catching up with friends.

First thing:…read more EVERYTHING here is superb. But these are the standouts for me. Dubai mochi doughnut; Pecan tartlet; Apple pastry with latticed pastry; Chocolate chip "scone", more like a British rock bun; PB whole-wheat bread with a slight scattering of black sesame. They have introduced a new iced-coffee to their repertoire - "Korean Iced Coffee". It's a rich coffee with a syrup (which I didn't try).

A little coffee/patisserie on Yonge north of Lawrence. The home made French style croissants and…read morequiche and Italian coffee are amazing. I love the ham and cheese sandwich and they make a sugar donut that is so rich you should skip lunch. I asked for the secret to the recipes and the chef said it was the butter he brings in from France. The chef's wife runs the cash and serves the cozy tables. Great service and never rushed a lovely place for a long conversation.

Was in the Yonge & Lawrence area and passed by this little gem. Super cozy space for one or to…read moreshare coffee with a friend, authentic French pastries. Here's what I ordered: * Pain chocolat aux amandes $5.25 * Iced Coffee $ Prices are pretty reasonable and my server was lovely. 20250824

So I've loved their location for a long time. Amazing pastries, baguettes, and the service has…read morealways been friendly and quick. But the inside? It was gloomy. Dark. Worn down. I just wanted to get takeout andjleave. But they've gone through a whole renovation, and now the place is bright, open, airy. It's a total 180 in terms of the vibe, as you kids say. A picture is worth a thousand words! The tables and chairs are very modern and comfortable looking, but I didn't take any photos because there were people sitting at them, and I'm no TikTok influencer.

My first visit here and I loved my breakfast crepe! Chicken mushroom roasted red pepper and cheddar…read morecrepes with salad and raspberry vinaigrette was so delicious! I savoured every bite! The brewed coffee was so good too. Free refills and you fill yourself. I didn't know that so I sat at my table for long time with the empty cup they gave me at front desk. They should tell people it's self serve. Initially they came to our table with menus so I thought they'd bring coffee to table. Nope. Lots of tables to sit at and it was nice and quiet atmosphere. They have outside sitting too. It's a short walk from Coxwell subway station. Lots of beautiful cakes and pastries on display too. I'm definitely coming back for the crepes again and other dishes on the menu.