4.5 This was on my list to check out. We popped by on a quiet rainy early afternoon. It's a little…read moretight up front but there is a lot of seating in the back. I ordered an iced chrysanthemum Pu'er tea with pearls $6.40 (unsweetened). My drink took a little longer since it was brewed fresh - certainly worth it. I could taste the distinct aromas of the gentle chrysanthemum and robust pu'er tea which blended well together. The pearls were a little overly sweet and mildly detracted from the full flavour. Tasty.

Place is very busy, and we had to wait a bit to get a table to sit at. So plan ahead if you want to…read morestay and hang out. But perfect for grab and go. So much tea and matcha that you can grab to make drinks at home with as well. They also seem to brew fresh tea pots as well which is super cool. Team was very nice - kept the place very clean , including the bathrooms. - I think there could be a tad bit more lighting, but just a personal opinion. Hojicha latte was the perfect temperature for a cold day - and just the right amount of sweetness - Will drop by again in the future to explore the menu!

Delicious fresh croffle (croissant waffle). Highly recommended. Large space. Ok service.read more

Tasty milk tea off of queen street! Ordered with addition of grass jelly, cost ~$6. The place is…read moresmall and dark inside, so not as lively to sit indoor, but a nice drink to walk around and explore.

Friendly staff, handcrafted drinks, quiet café great for conversations or studying. They also have…read morea small selection of desserts!

Food and drink were meh, but I guess it doesn't matter if you're just looking for a place to study.read more

COPS is Stopped by…read morehere on a Saturday afternoon. Just had brunch, so even tough we were full, we really wanted to have some donuts from COPS, the sun was sunning and there was no line, life was great! We were welcomed right away as we walked in, though our tummies were full, we still were able to squeeze in a little sweet treat a quick look at the menu as we walked in and picked a 6-pack of cinnamon sugar. Grabbed a seat along the bench (no tables) and we nommed on a couple before we were on our way again. I can say the donuts are amazing when eaten fresh, but they also taste pretty great even if you're not able to enjoy them right away, so definitely check them out if you're in the neighbourhood!

the store is super cute and pink!…read more they have weekly rotating flavors and this weeks was hot cross buns with dried currants. also got the OG sour cream and cinnamon sugar. i think my favorite is the cinnamon one. the donuts are very dough-y though, i think they are a bit too soft for me. still yummy though!

I'm personally a big fan of yogurt drinks! They are healthy and you don't feel guilty about it…read more The drinks are really refreshing in the summer time and I love that they add food chunks and have many flavours. The staff was really helpful with answering any questions. Everything looks super cute and tasty.

This location opened Freb 2024. Hi Yogurt has 8 locations in the GTA. The locations are franchised…read more I ordered the Triple Berry Oat Yogurt drink ($7.99) and a Mini Mango Pomelo Sago Box ($7.00) from So Sweet. The drink was quite good. The owner recommended that I get the regular sugar level; his recommendation was correct. The customer service was courteous and fast (I was their only customer at the time). Sometimes they give out 2-for-1 drinks, and on weekends, they have a combo of Hi Yogurt drink and So Sweet dessert for $9.99. There are 3 tables and counter seating. The tables have electrical outlets beside them. There is wood paneling, giving it an Asian vibe. There is very quiet music playing in the background. The address implies the Chinatown Centre, but the entrance is off Spadina Ave, not inside the mall. There are 3 businesses inside the location. One of them is a Thai Spa. They have a massage chair inside the Hi Yogurt seating area so you can get a quick 5-min massage while waiting for your order! There is free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-137

Food/Drinks: My husband and I were walking by the street while we visited Toronto for the first…read moretime and saw this location and decided to give it a try. We truly loved our bubble tea. It was tasty and very filling, and I would go back if I can. Location: The location is very casual, and it's a great place to maybe grab and go or take a quick seat. They do have really nice indoor decorations and even some chair swings, which I thought was a beautiful touch to the location. Perfect for a casual date or just to grab bubble tea with friends. We were walking within our hotel distance, so I'm not really sure how parking works within this location. Service: The service was quick and efficient. They don't have servers; you just grab from the counter and take a seat wherever you please. The workers were really nice and grabbed our order in a timely manner.

AMAZING SERVICE. One of the best bubble tea shops in the Downtown Toronto area. Every time I come…read moreto Baroness I'm met with a warm welcome and friendly staff. This Taiwanese bubble tea chain serves high quality and unique choices. They have the regular bbt drinks but additionally some fun options like purple yam , purple rice , and many cheese foam options. The seating area is also really great for customers. Definitely some good photo spots here - they have cute swing sets and neat LED displays. It's a great place to come study (because they have OUTLETS!!) or just hang out with friends

The tea was too good! I loved the strawberry flavour! I added extra honeys with less ice and it was…read moreperfection (for me). I loved the interior... it was spacious and very modern. I just love an appealing atmosphere. The service was nice but it did take along time for my drink to be made.

Delicious drinks and friendly staff. The inside was also clean, and had plenty of seating. We both…read moreloved our drinks and the prices were very fair. It is located right inside of Chinatown and gave us something tasty to walk around with and explore the shops. We ordered light ice and half sweet and they were just right. They also sweeten with honey which is a nice touch.

A perfect French dining experience. So good that we ate here twice during our week-long visit to…read moreToronto. First Visit ° Started off with a bottle of Patrick Piuze Crémant Bourgogne, $110. Crisp, peach. A very good wine ° Foie gras - toast, berry preserve. A good starter. ° Beatrice et Pascal Lambert Chinon, $110. Earthy, tannic, quite good. ° Steak frites. Excellent. Béarnaise sauce and peppercorn sauce. ° Pavlova - fruit, meringue. A hint of allspice. Yummy. Paired with sweet Riesling. Second Visit ° Another bottle of Patrick Piuze Crémant Bourgogne. ° Onion soup. A large portion with lots of gruyere. A lighter stock. Delicious ° Saland d' Endive with candied walnut, blue cheese, sweet dressing. Great! ° Burzi Plautra Barbera, $100. Very good, acidic. ° 1/2 roasted chicken. Wow! Perfect! Delicious mushroom sauce. Mosit breast meat. ° Tarte Tatin per Deux. Huge. We took 1/2 home. Ice cream and caramel sauce. ° Calvados ° Coffee + 2700K lighting + cloth napkins + flatware - Browne, hefty + music - soft French - dirty HVAC vents $459.32 CAD for dinner for 2 including tax and tip. 1st visit. $467.40. 2nd visit.

Le Sélect Bistro has the kind of atmosphere that immediately slows you down in the best way…read more From the white tablecloths to the warm lighting and classic bistro setting, everything about the space felt timeless and quietly elegant without trying too hard. It's the kind of place that makes you want to settle in, order slowly, and really enjoy the evening. We started with a few appetizers, and the beef tartare was one of my favorite dishes of the night.. beautifully balanced, well seasoned, and rich without feeling too heavy. The foie gras was also very nicely done, smooth and delicate, especially with the toasted bread and the sweetness from the preserve on the side. The risotto was creamy and comforting, with a deep savory flavor that felt very French in the most satisfying way. For the main, the duck dish was especially memorable.. rich, hearty, and full of depth, with the beans and sauce bringing everything together in a way that felt rustic but still refined. What I appreciated most was that nothing felt overly trendy or overcomplicated. The food felt grounded in classic bistro cooking, and that confidence came through in the experience. Overall, this is the kind of restaurant I'd come back to when I want a slower, more intimate dinner in the city. Warm atmosphere, thoughtful food, and the kind of place that leaves a very lasting impression.