I love this spot for picking up blackbird pastries!!! They…read morehave great coffees and lattes to go as well. It's a small shop so sometimes there is a wait.

Wallace Espresso on Dupont Street is one of three locations in the city and quickly established a…read morename for itself for its epic espresso-based beverages in very cute cups. There are no frills at this location, but the coffee is delicious as are the small selection of nibbles. There are only a few seats indoors, but during warmer months customers can sit at sidewalk tables. The baristas are super friendly, making it a great spot to return to.

This is a new café on mutual street near Jarvis and Dundas. There is seating in the front and back…read more They serve pastries, teas, coffees, and other small bites. Overall, the coffee was very good and brewed properly. Service is friendly and fast and prices are reasonable. The interior is nice and clean.

Supercoffee located at the corner of Davenport and Shaw is a recently opened coffee shop serving up…read moreespresso-based drinks, teas, and pastries/goodies like empanadas, croissants, cookies, etc. They also have coffee beans for sale as well. This is actually the coffee shop's second location (their first one being along Weston Rd.). The location of the cafe is perfect as this area lacks a good cafe space. The cafe is not accessible as the washrooms are downstairs. You also need to navigate several steps to enter the cafe as well. I believe they are also in the middle of constructing a patio for when the weather gets warmer. Inside there are a number of tables if you'd like to enjoy your items there. It is a good cozy space to get some work done, catch up with a friend, or simply go for a coffee and some baked goods. I stopped by Supercoffee on a Wed afternoon around 2pm. The cafe was half busy where there were some people working, some people chatting with others, and some just enjoying their beverages alone. Glancing at the big display of baked goods (everything looked so tasty!) and empanadas, I opted to grab a beef jalapeno empanada and a single shot cortado (love that they have the option of just a single shot!). Staff were friendly and my empanada was heated up quickly. Staff were nice enough to bring me my empanada to my table once it was ready. My cortado tasted great and my empanada came wide a side of pico de gallo which was nice, It was stuffed with shredded beef and the jalapenos gave it a nice kick. It was a good sized snack portion. After finishing my items I placed my dirty dishes in a bin close to the back of the room. Overall, a great coffee shop in the Davenport and Ossington area!

A great addition to the neighbourhood. Supercoffee brings their affordable, delicious, real…read moreingredients, and wholesome and friendly vibe to the area that desperately needed it; too many pretentious, over-priced, Gen Z coffee establishments that made Tim Horton's looked great. Well look no further, because Supercoffee is the place to be! Anything you order will not disappoint. The staff is welcoming, will help you with any inquiries you have, very knowledgeable about their products, and a great place to come and work on your laptop for a couple of hours. If all coffee places embodied Supercoffee's vibe, the city would be thriving in the world of coffee and all things good. Thank you for opening up another shop! Go support your local shop and enjoy a drink and delicious item soon!

We came to Etobicoke for the wonderful Lakeshore Garden Tour and discovered this lovely cafe!…read more Excellent choice of organic teas and yummy desserts. I wanted Gluten Free and my partner wanted something really chocolatey. We found both! In addition he had a delish egg/ cheddar focaccia. Great music choice. Very chill. We'll definitely come back next time we are in the area.

While waiting for my order at The Empanada Company, I saw Fair Grounds Cafe and it intrigued me. I…read moredecided to drop by a week later, as I was in the area to get more empanadas. I found parking right in front of the cafe. It's diagonal, pull-in street parking. I walked in. It's a push to get through the door. I was immediately greeted by a friendly, accommodating staff member. I wanted a hot chocolate and asked about the four different ounce sizes. He showed me all the paper white cups. I went with the second-largest size. I also asked that I get soy or some non-dairy beverage added to it. Done! I have a weakness for baked goods. This cafe has vegan options, including pumpkin vegan muffins during my visit. Everything looked so goods, from brownies, to cookies. I saw the large cookie jars staring at me. My gosh, each cookie is larger than the palm of my hand and I have big hands! I wanted a s'mores one so badly. You basically take the tongs, grab your cookie, and place it in a paper bag. I got my hot chocolate and cookie that came to $9. It's not cheap, but it's fair trade goods. I expect to pay slightly more. There is a draft in the cafe, so the merchant bill that I had ripped off the machine before getting my bill blew off the counter and onto the floor. I let the man know, which he appreciated. You can pay by cash, and debit and credit cards. I also provided a tip. As usual, it's up to you. It was a bit of a challenge with full hands to get out of the cafe when you need to pull on the door handle to get out. Luckily, I put my hot chocolate on the bar-like table, pulled the door open, used my foot to keep it open, grabbed my drink, and moved quickly through the door. Problem solved! The hot chocolate is dark chocolate. I happen to love it. If you are more of a milk hot chocolate lover, you might find the hot chocolate to be missing sugar and perhaps taste bitter. I loved it. There was probably more soy in my drink than there should have been, but it was perfect for my less sugary needs. The s'mores cookie is extremely yummy! OMG, if I lived in the neighbourhood, I would buy the jar of cookies every day. It was buttery, chocolatey, and marshmallowy (I know, not a word, but whatever) delicious. It paired nicely with my hot chocolate, as it had slightly more sugar. I would come back just for this cookie alone. There were plenty of seats to sit down. If you sit by the bar-like area with stools, you get a nice view of the area. People-watching is casual in this cafe. It has a nice vibe. You can get a number of fair-trade coffee varieties. I am personally not a coffee connoisseur, but I appreciated both the selection and the cause. I like this cafe. I'd come back to give the muffins and more drink items a taste the next time I'm here. (158)

This place is a little joy in my busy day, where a cup of coffee brings a brief moment of calm.read more

Love this new addition to cafes in the Annex! Good variety of coffee and tea as well as soda…read moredrinks, as well as baked goods (incl vegan) and sandwiches. There is a small panty with imported grocery items such as Italian pasta and olive oil. Owner and staff are friendly! They are starting to do functions as well, and feature local artists which is nice. Would love to see more seating options. Seems to lend itself to groups with the bigger tables.

Found a this gem of a local coffee shop while strolling in Roncy today! Cool NYC West Village…read morevibes, good coffee and awesome pastries. It's busy for a reason! Friendly staff too. The only drawback is the lack of comfortable seating and space. Definitely not a place you can hang out at for any length of time.

Went on a morning run with my friends at Harbourfront and needed fuel for the rest of the run…read more Cherry bomb was one of the closest cafes to us. The vibe walking in was like coming over to one of my closest friends. Jes and everyone greeted us and made sure that we got helped with our orders right away. Everyone was really friendly and approachable. The neighbourhood was also a great place to take a stroll around, so if I lived around Roncesvalles Ave and Queen this would be my go to cafe for sure. 10/10

Milk and Cookies located in Kensington Market along Augusta near Oxford is a new shop specializing…read morein cookies, milks, and coffee. Another business, Tony's Focaccia, is also located inside the shop as well. The shop does require one to go up a few steps, however, once inside, the space is pretty big where there is some indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy your items. Menu wise, there are cookies, coffee, cold brews, ice teas, as well as milks available for purchase. They also have a cookie and cold brew combo for only $8. I stopped by Milk and Cookies on a Thurs afternoon shortly after they opened. The shop was quiet although there were 2 other customers enjoying their food on the patio. After some time I decided to grab a miso peanut butter with apply jam cookie as well as a regular cold brew. Service was friendly and staff were welcoming. I had my cookie and coffee afterwards which was great! The cookie wasn't overly sweet and I could taste the hints of peanut and miso in the cookie (not so much the apply jam). The cold brew was decent and tasty as well. Overall, a nice little spot for milk and cookies in Kensington Market!

Was walking around Kensington and saw a sign advertising a cherry cold brew so I had to stop in…read more The staff member was really friendly and super nice :) The coffee is DELICIOUS and well priced. I will absolutely come back. Their cookies looked and smelled amazing as well. This will be my new go-to coffee shop in Kensington!

The egg sandwich is amazing and my cortado was short, hot, strong, and yet milkly. Service very…read morefast and friendly.

Thanks to a bakery x coffee shop partnership between Gateau Ghost x Milly's Coffee, I got to hit…read moretwo birds with one visit! The Milky storefront at Dundas and Bathurst is tiny but super aesthetic with lots of decorative ceramics and cute niknaks to browse and purchase. Not to mention, service was top-notch. I ordered a couple items to try: HOT CHOCOLATE: Though milkier than I'd prefer, the chocolate notes still came through rather nicely. I enjoyed that it was a semi-sweet beverage and made at the perfect temperature for this cold winter weather. I got it with just regular milk and it was smooth to drink. Overall, not too special so I'll give it a 4.0 out of 5.0 stars. OREO COOKIE: I was very happy to have found an Oreo cookie that isn't paired with cream cheese! Yet, there's big enough cookie chunks for you to taste that flavor profile, coming through nicely, without an overload of sugar. It was chewy, the way I like my cookies and overall, probably the best Oreo cookie I've had (4.9 out of 5.0 stars) BROWN BUTTER RICE KRISPY COOKIE: A unique flavor profile that caught my attention when I heard the name. Same as the Oreo, the chewy consistency was perfect. As you approach more of the center of the cookie, you also get those rice krispy bits which weren't the crunchiest but added an interesting texture to it. This one definitely had a more sweet n' salty balance which was a nice touch. All in all, a very flavorful cookie that I really enjoyed (4.9 out of 5.0 stars). Hot chocolate ($5) Cookies ($3.75 each) Though my drink was a little underwhelming, I'll be visiting again when I get the chance as they do have some more unique offerings that I'd be interesting to have a taste.