I found this place on IG and decided to check it out on a Saturday afternoon. It's located in…read moreStouffville, ON on Ringwood in a cul-de-sac. It wasn't busy when we arrived. There was a gentleman who served us. The store sells masala chai packaged in small tins/bag, ground coffee, coffee beans, coffee accessories, flavour syrups, cookies, biscotti and so much more. There was one table with four chairs but it was used to place inventory. We took our drinks to go. We ordered the Velvet Latte with Oat Milk and Pumpkin spice latte. The Velvet latte tasted very similar to a Spanish latte. The pumpkin spice was pretty good except I found the syrup to be a bit too strong for my taste buds. It's a good spot to try if you're in the area and want to try something different.

This place is the very definition of hidden gem. If you know, you know. If you don't, you would…read morenever find them. They're tucked wayyyyyy deep in a commercial area. So thankful for Yelp letting me know they're here, I managed to get a great caffeine fix here. As soon as I opened the door, the I smelled beans roasting in the back. I ordered a latte to try. I was quickly presented with my latte with a heart latte art. When I went to take a picture the owner/barista was embarrassed and laughed. She said it's not even that nice. I love all latte art because I know they're not easy to draw. The latte itself was great! It had a nice caramely flavour, a bit sweet even without sugar added and had a nice light aftertaste. Im not in stouffville often but will definitely make it a point in grab a delicious coffee or maybe even some beans next time I'm in the area

Made a quick stop by Red Bulb Espresso to get some much needed afternoon caffeine. True to its…read morename, you'll see bursts of red throughout the shop's modern decor, and even a mini replica of the shop in the windowsill. The espresso seemed to be medium-bodied with a hint of spice (?), and it was made fairly quickly. I'll need to stop by again the next time I'm in town for another cup :)

This is my favourite coffee shop in Stouffville. Go visit your small local businesses to support…read moreinstead of the big chains. Enjoy a nice warm latte and enjoy the Main Street.

Coffee was good tried the rose latte. It perked me up on a rainy day :)service was great and inside…read morewas really cute

Cute small cafe in the area with a few tables inside. The staff was nice and answered any questions…read moreI had. They do offer decaf which was nice. We got a hot rose latte and an iced dirty matcha. The rose was subtle and not too sweet which I enjoyed. I thought the dirty matcha was a little too sweet for my liking but it was smooth otherwise. Price tag is a little high but I would come back to try other specialty drinks!

Library coffee is a meticulous coffee lab that is dedicated to roasting beans with precision and…read morebalance. That level of care really comes through in the cup; you can taste the depth and intentionality in every sip. I ordered the vanilla bean iced latte, and it was easily one of the best espresso bases I've had in a while. The shot itself was rich and layered: deep, chocolatey, and nutty striking a really nice balance between bitterness and acidity. It finished with a smooth, almost creamy note that made the whole drink incredibly enjoyable. The only downside is the size-to-price ratio. At around CAD $8.50 for what felt like a 10 oz drink, it's definitely on the pricier side for something that goes down this easily. Still, I'd absolutely come back when I'm in the mood for a more premium coffee experience. (Funny note - the barista and I had a small rant together about how people order "iced cappuccino" and macchiato expecting Starbucks milk sugary drink instead of the "proper" shot with dollop of foam. I understand their pain hahah)

The Library Specialty Coffee seems to be highly regarded by Redditors in the area, and I was open…read moreto trying it again after a subpar experience at their downtown location a couple of years ago. My cousin and I arrived shortly after opening on New Year's Eve. The cafe has a small interior with minimal seating, mostly bench seating along the wall with small round coffee tables. Even though there was only one barista working that morning, she was efficient at taking orders and making drinks despite several orders happening at once. We did not feel like we were waiting very long. I ordered a pour-over with the Finca El Paraiso Peach Colombian beans, which use a thermal shock washed process. That was something I had not heard of before. The tasting notes listed nectarine, tropical fruit, and caramel, and it was recommended since I was looking for something more out of the ordinary. I enjoyed the wilder flavor profile, but it was hard to fully appreciate because the coffee tasted overly diluted. The barista mentioned she used a 15g to 250g bean-to-water ratio, which is higher than how I normally enjoy my pour-overs. My cousin ordered a flat white with whole milk that was very creamy with strong espresso notes. We also ordered a matcha latte for my other cousin, which was apparently too creamy. Overall, the beans themselves were good, but the pour-over leaned watery for my personal preference. The bag of beans used for the pour-over was priced at $32, which is only a bit more than double the cost of the pour-over itself. In hindsight, I felt slightly ripped off and should have just bought the beans instead.

Contrasted to many others experience, mine wasn't so good. The day I came it was empty and right…read morefrom opening the door it felt like I was causing them trouble by coming in for a cup of coffee. Latte and banana bread were meh. Atmosphere is old and random. No wifi. There is a power outlet by the window. In normal times, it probably fits about 25 people. This looks like quite the community hub as mentioned by others with all the local flyers and old books around. You can also play chess here. I like the branding also. I was disappointed in my experience and with other coffee options around, I won't be coming back.

2.5 Stars! For The…read moreLove of Jo Coffee House is a "cool and funky" (according to their website) coffee house located in the historical Main Street in Stouffville. The atmosphere here is A-OK... but I won't say it is too cool and funky! :P The inside is nice and cozy. Lighting is dimmed and the decor is rich and dark. Similar to a Salon. There are some comfy seatings of sofas and armchairs at the back of the coffee house. Medium Cappuccino ($3.50) that made from a 1930 Chrome Dome replica espresso machine is meh.. I found the roast are not strong enough for my tasting... Too milky and lacking the strong coffee taste.. More like a Cafe Latte... Barista is quite indifference... doesn't have a positive vibe and the energy... For The Love of Jo Coffee House is quite laid back and quiet on this Sunday afternoon... a good place to bring your laptop to use their Free Wifi to upload some yelp photos or write some reviews!

Georgina must be nice in the summer (water, etc).. during winter it's pretty dismal/depressing…read more Elaine's and Burger Bandits '2' perks/pluses in the area. Coffee (latte, americano) excellent.

Best Buttertarts in York Region! If you haven't stopped by for a coffee or a snack...put it on your…read moretodo list! #thankyouthursday

Wow! I am a black coffee drinker and I rarely ever get specialty coffees, but after having lunch…read moreat the nearby Bao and Broth (fabulous meal of noodles and dumplings), my sister and I decided to give Cotti Coffee a try. They seem to share the dining room with another restaurant (some type of fish hot pot place), and it wasn't busy when we arrived. If you're not dining in, you are prompted by a server to order your drinks at the counter. I ordered the daily special Coco tutti cold with 30% sugar and it was perfectly sweet with a hint of coconut milk. The coconut milk was not overpowering, but added a nice exotic twist. At $3.99, this was a steal! They seem to offer many interesting flavored coffee and tea drinks, so I plan to return to give other items a try.

Unique flavors. A nice alternative to Starbucks but slightly cheaper. They have weekly specials…read more Line ups/wait times are long. No seating.

so good the owner is so nice. so said that they moved out of uxbridge but the food is really good…read morehighly recommend.

I always ask this question: Why small towns can support a Real Indie Cafe and Markham (My home…read moretown) cannot?? Nexus Coffee is one of those awesome indie coffee shop that I wish I have in my neighbourhood. Pilot beans with espresso drinks prepared the way it should be! Free coffee for the early bird (6:00 - 7:30). Monthly Coffee Tasting. Aeropress Class. Enjoy your coffee or buy supplies/equipment to make your own or even learn how to make a good one?! Nexus Coffee is passionate about coffee. Barista is energetic and cheerful. Why I don't have a cafe like that in my neighbourhood? Maybe I need to move?

Yesterday, I was picking up a takeout order from Plates and Bowls. I noticed this Gong Cha a few…read moredoors down. It was new to me. I decided to check it out after picking up my dinner. I don't remember what Gong Cha used to be. I want to say that it was Telus, but the store can't tell us if I'm right... haha. Anyway, this store is located at SmartCentres Stouffville. It's across from Canadian Tire. This bubble tea store is between a dental clinic and Subway. I have never had a problem finding a parking spot around here. I walked into Gong Cha. I was the only customer. There was a nice man who said hi. He wasn't all that chatty, but was competent and pleasant. I immediately saw croffles on the menu. I love them. I knew that I wanted one. Before walking into the store, I noticed the daily specials. The Thursday special is the honeydew milk tea. It seemed perfect. I ordered a medium, with no sugar and less ice. I also got coconut jelly. The payment machine was sluggish. The man had to reboot it. Once it was done rebooting, I was able to pay with my debit card. I tapped and all went well. He made my bubble tea first. It looked so cheerful. It was green with coconut jelly. I waited patiently for my croffle. He made it in the kitchen area, away from the bubble tea preparation area. I could smell yumminess. I was excited and quietly drooling. I went with a regular croffle with a light dusting of sugar. I like starting simple to begin with. It was packed in a recyclable box. I loved it. I thanked the man for everything and happily walked out with my goodies. In my car, I immediately had the croffle. It came on a stick, which made eating this crispy, hot-off-the-waffle-griddle perfect. It was buttery, flaky, and yummy. It was slightly sweet, which I thoroughly appreciated. I loved it. I want more! I had my honeydew milk tea after dinner as a dessert treat. It was delicious. Honeydew is slightly sweet to begin with. Going with no sugar worked well, especially with the added coconut jelly. The milk made it creamy. This drink truly felt like a dessert drink to me, minus the sugar high. It may be my new favourite bubble tea variety. Whitchurch-Stouffville has lacked a bubble tea joint for years. It's nice that it finally has a decent one. I'll be back for more bubble tea and croffles. It also has waffles that I'd love to try, too. (457)

Service was very fast but staff was not the most friendly, which is fine haha…read more We ordered a pearl milk tea and overall the drink was overly milky and we could not taste any tea. Perhaps if it was steeped a bit longer maybe. The tapioca was a bit undercooked and hard unlike other places but not a deal breaker.