Met a girlfriend for a coffee today at her suggestion. I introduced her to this quaint…read moreestablishment years ago but haven't been here for a while. It's still as busy as ever and food is still great! We shared a toasted BLT and tried their meat bureka which was pretty good. Nice and flakey and perfectly seasoned. Previously, I have tried their waffles, crepes, and standard bacon and eggs breakfasts. All were delicious. They have a great selection of flavored coffees and a variety of creams/milks. I prefer to visit in summer as they have a patio in front to sit at. They would have received 5 stars if there were some gluten free options.

This place has an extremely unique vibe…read more It has coffee ration - refills only 50c. The breakfasts are well priced, they got a bunch of sandwiches/wraps and crapes. Lots of people here seem like regulars and just come for a coffee and to relax/work. The servers are friendly

5 stars is for the Jamaican beef patty. It was hot, flaky and delicious! Reminds me of an empanada…read morebut 10x better! The guy (owner?) was rude though :/

The lady seemed nice but she kept suggesting we buy something else and we had to repeat ourselves…read moreseveral times. But I'd give 0 stars if o could. The food is disgusting and spoiled!!! We just bought 2 veggie spring rolls, roti, and juice from the cooler and a beef pattie. The veggie rolls were so hard and immediately I could smell and taste that it had gone bad. She heated them up for me, so that should have been the first sign to avoid it. My son drank his orange juice and kept complaining it tasted weird. Just our luck, It was spoiled!!! It's as if it was sitting out in the warm weather and then put in the cooler I will never return to this place. I normally go to the other bakery beside, but we decided to try this one, this time. Bad idea. Never again!

We were suffering through a protracted power failure, so we figured we'd get out and go for a…read morelittle walk. I'd passed Galata Cafe many, many times but never stopped in, so this seemed like the perfect time to check it out. Everything on the menu sounded very promising, but I eventually decided to go with the Turkish Sausage Sandwich ("Cured beef sausage, mozzarella cheese, dill pickle, tomatoes, and basil sauce"). It was ready about 20 minutes later and it's really good. The soft, super fresh-tasting bread complements the tasty sausage and other components really well. I was determined to save some for later but this thing was so delicious that I ate it all right there and then. I have no idea why I waited so long to give Galata Cafe a shot but I'll definitely be returning soon.

This was a really nice experience. The place was welcoming and clean. The couple that owns it was…read moreso friendly and kind. He cooks, She serves. Really good brunch. Lentil soup, sujuk pide, and a salad. Would go back any day and it's very convenient to Pearson.

Cafe De Flore is conveniently located near Royal York Subway Stop on Bloor Street W. They have a…read moregood size space and seats and tables. People can relax and talk to friends over a cup of coffee and sandwich. They have good macarons. Prices are reasonable. Inside is a classic look and timeless cafe.

Visited this cafe with my friend recently to grab some breakfast and catch up. It was extremely…read morebusy and we were barely able to secure a table. We got a mocha, latte, pistachio croissant and chocolate pistachio croissant. The cafe had several wonderful pastry options. The interior was beautiful and the chairs made it feel like you were transported to Europe. Two drinks and pastries ended up being $25 so a little on the pricier side but normal for Toronto. The only thing I didn't love was the fact that my latte was not hot at all and I was disappointed there wasn't latte art on either drinks. Other than that this place will definitely be worth revisiting

This cafe/bakery focuses on desserts that are sugar free, lactose free, gluten free, vegan, and…read moreketo. I was curious how it would taste. They sell bars, cakes, additives, hot drinks, cold drinks, desserts in jars, lollypop cakes, and tortes. They call themselves a non-bakery. This company originated in Poland. They have been slowly expanding to different countries. This location is the first in Canada (and North America), opening on 2025-07-16. We ordered the following: 1. Tiramisu cake ($9.00). 2. Vanilla Cheesecake ($9.00). 3. Granola on the Go with Tropical Fruits and Protein ($9.00). 4. Almond Apple Pie ($9.00). All items were subtly delicious! Each item is as it should taste but less sweet, but sweet enough. Now i can have dessert without the guilt! The Tiramisu had a good taste. It is even topped by a few coffee beans. The cake contains eggs, coconut milk, buckwheat flour, espresso, cocoa, sweetener, erythritol. The Vanilla Cheesecake was so very fluffy and light. It contains chicken eggs, cottage cheese, gluten-free pudding, natural skyr (yogurt), vanilla, fruit, sweetener, erythritol. The Granola on the Go was so colourful because it had so many different fruit flavour layers, like mango at the bottom. It would be best to scoop the layers separately, rather than mixing all the flavours together. This Cup contains mango, passionfruit, banana, pineapple, yogurt with increased protein content (cow's milk protein), coconut granola, sweeter, erythritol. The Almond Apple Pie was amazing, and the strongest taste of all the four items I had. It must be because Almond and apple have their own strong tastes. It contains apples, almond flour, rice flour, potato flour, coconut flour, coconut oil, cinnamon, sweetener, erythritol. The customer service was excellent. They know how to explain each items and the main ingredients in them. There are six small tables, enough to seat two people each. The vibe is modern, clean, and splashes of colour. They do not sell breakfast items even though their website says so. The website is generic for all worldwide locations. This location is franchaised. There is free WiFi (but not set up yet). The bakery is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There is one gender-neutral washroom which is also wheelchair accessible and has a baby change table. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-140

Everything is sweetened with erythritol which like xylitol is a sugar alcohol. It definitely…read moretastes less sweet but still sweet. I think that if you don't eat sugar this will be an excellent place to go to. However if you do eat sweets whether it's homemade or store bought you might find it less satisfying cause sugar does hit a certain part of our tongue and our brain. When I've baked not using sugar I found I need to add just a bit in even 1/4 cup to satiate the sugar fix. I got a tartlet with plum and peanut butter and it was good. The other item I looked at also had peanut butter. I did not try a cake and was hoping to find cookies to try but no luck. I don't live anywhere near here and I'm not sure if I'd go out of my way for it. I thought they were dairy free but it is a selection of items plus some are keto and a few things as marscapone cheese in it. I think they might also have vegan options too. It was a smorgasbord. I think the main thing is you're avoiding sugar then yes here it's worth it. I'm not 100% sure if it's all GF. I was surprised to see keto and dairy as I thought it was dairy free too but nope only some things. So it's a gamble what you can eat depending on what they make that day. Perhaps if they had a schedule for each day that would be very helpful.

Super conveniently next to Aritzia so you can grab a drink and stroll with it in your hand while…read moreshopping, or you could sit down for a break post shopping. It is an aesthetically pleasing cafe, very on brand with the store. Service is quick and they're able to help recommend drinks if you're stuck and indecisive. I like how there is a rotating seasonal menu that helps keep things interesting

They make excellent cappuccino, flat white, Americano…read more. Within the Aretiza (is that what it's called? Don't care enough to look...) store.

Found this cute little gem while I was visiting my bf in Toronto. Staff was very friendly and…read morewelcoming when I got inside. I ordered a latte and a cookie, super delicious. Can't wait to visit again so I can try out other things. Gelato is definitely on my list

This place was a different Italian coffee chain before. But now taken over by a different…read moremanagement.. but also the name has been to changed to La Sirena They serve everything that Italian cafe has to offer including fresh baked goods. The quality of coffee and almond croissant was quite good.. I could say one of the best croissants I have had. Also tried their gelato (ofcourse if you are at a Italian cafe - it's a must to try especially in summer) It tasted amazing! Loved every spoon of the flavours. I am going to go back here again as I live nearby and the closest I could get is this.

This is a great addition to mimico. They serve many different tea based bubble tea. Most are…read morecaffeinated and they have a few decaf options. It's very spacious inside with few seatings. It felt clean and the service was friendly. There's parking available outside. Wheelchair friendly. I loved the mango smoothie and would love to try the matcha series next time Solid 10/10 not like the other big chains

Yun Cha is a nice cafe on The Queensway. They offer a wide variety of drinks and customization…read moreoptions. You can choose less ice, less sugar, and add toppings such as tapioca. The interior is spacious, with several seats available, so customers can sit and enjoy their tea. They use plastic straws instead of paper ones, and the cup design makes it easy to insert a straw because it has a separate lid rather than a sealed plastic film. Overall, it is a fun and comfortable cafe to visit.