Had some time in scenic downtown London, so I decided to grab a coffee at the first place I saw…read more The first place I saw was Commonwealth Coffee. It is a bright and spacious coffee house, obviously very popular with the Western University students. They also have sandwiches, which I did not try, but they have a good selection. B served me, and she was friendly and efficient. They make their own doughnuts and loaves. I got an apple doughnut. It was filled with apple filling, some cinnamon icing on top, and it was fresh and not heavy. As a tourist, I appreciated not feeling rushed. A very pleasant place to have a coffee and pastry, even if you're not a student.

This cafe is very spacious, has amazing lighting, plays good music, and the customer service is…read moregreat :) I ordered an iced SF hazelnut latte and my bf ordered an iced mocha! Also had the banana bread + honey dip donut which were both delicious.

Cute space, ample parking on a quiet street, friendly staff and a great bar setup. Happy to of…read moretried out this space. Ordered a flat white.

South London location at Chester street Toast and jams and…read morecafe Americano was great There's a large common table but many smaller tables to relax at and review iPhone and wifi Youthful staff were very accomdating every time

We drove 20 min. to come check out this place and were not disappointed! My husband and I visit…read moreParis often and are always looking for a good French place to eat. This bakery has a beautiful assortment of cakes and pastries to choose from. We both had the ham and cheese croissant which had an authentic cheese inside. We do wish it was heated up though. My husband also ordered the cinnamon twist and mentioned that although it looked pretty, it didn't have as much flavor as he would have liked. My cappuccino was so delicious! It is so difficult to find a proper one around here and Pastry Culture gets it right. The art around the main lobby represents Paris culture perfectly and the interior design was very nice. You can see some of the staff hand making pastries in the back room as you place your order at the cash register. At the time of visit, there was a lot of construction going on around the area, but it's totally worth getting through it to try out this spot and setup your laptop for work or have a morning chat with your bestie.

You can tell everything is made in-house, which is impressive given their wide range of offerings:…read morequiches, sandwiches, cookies, muffins; they have it all. The ingredients are high quality, and the flavours are thoughtfully developed. Pink lemonades are often too sweet, but this one was perfectly balanced. The lemon square was nicely tart, the quiche had generous chunks of feta, and the muffin had that rich, buttery flavour you only get from homemade baked goods. Service was bubbly and helpful, and the interior was quaint. There's just enough seating outside, with a setup that lets you choose between sun or shade. Special mention for offering the London Fog iced; my first time trying it, and it is now my new go-to. Prices were surprisingly reasonable considering the quality. Easily the best coffee shop I've tried in London so far.

okay so, my girlfriend and I have given this place multiple chances but here's the thing... we…read moreusually order a matcha and an iced coffee, I like it black and she likes it with oat milk. every time she orders the matcha it's a gamble on how much damn milk They make it with (typically 90% milk) doesn't matter which server makes it. On top of that, requesting light milk doesn't seem to resonate with the server or change the outcome of the drink. We like the outside patio but it's usually just pestering with bees bc of their open lid garbage can sitting directly in the middle of the patio. So although I want to give this place a good review and rating, it seems quite difficult to do so. P.S. why do they serve jamaican patties?

During our holiday visit to London, our family recommended the Happiness Café. So one rainy…read moreafternoon we parked across the street hopped over some road construction and blew thru the doors. The first impression of décor and display, it is clean, intentional, thoughtful and cozy. We perused the menu and I decided on the fig and cheese croissant, accompanied by an espresso martini. We found our seats at a table and I could not take my eyes off the artistic desserts on display. One in particular was a tree ornament, made of cake, it was shiny and beautiful, almost too pretty too eat. Almost. My only regret is that I didn't enjoy one, but I was too full after lunch. Our meals were delivered to our table and even though I wasn't very hungry when we arrived, the look and smell of the food fueled my appetite. My croissant creation was filled with fresh ingredients and the decadent combination of savory and sweet hit the spot. The espresso martini was wonderful, even my picky husband liked it. To our delight, we had the opportunity to meet the owners, a husband and wife team. Both very stylish, with warm smiles and welcoming conversation. The wife is the pastry chef, I had to wonder if she ever had time to sleep considering the array of beautiful desserts on display and what it must take to perfect them, individually. We look forward to returning on our next visit to London hopefully during the warmer months to enjoy their patio, and THIS time, dessert first! And maybe second! Now that we are back home in Los Angeles, I find myself wishing we had a Happiness Café. I was in Beverly Hills yesterday at the Rodeo Collection and I visited a café with hopes that it might compare, but it was missing the warmth and artistry of Happiness Café.

Good atmosphere, Coffee and Hot Chocolate are top notch. Went with my girlfriend and have a good…read moretimes. One thing to note if you want to visit is the place doesn't have public wifi.

This is an excellent little spot with delicious home made breads and pastries…read more Staff is very pleasant and helpful. All their products are very fresh and delicious! Do yourself a favour and check them out.

Amazing selection of artisan bread and pastry's. This family run business is exactly what we needed…read morein old north!! Will be back soon

Highway Girl Café is passing on the "coffee" torch to new owners this September. Ingrid and Rae are…read moreironing out details until the new owners take over. On Instagram they bid farewell to loyal fans, saying "It's been a fantastic ride we have so loved serving you, laughing, hugging and crying with each of you ... We have an amazing community and will forever be grateful for the friends we have made along the way. Thank you Grand Bend." Looking forward to seeing what's in store for the café!

I consciously always get a smoothie WITHOUT COCONUTS because I am allergic. They mixed up my…read moresmoothie recently and gave me one with coconuts which sent me into anaphylactic shock. I gave myself an EpiPen then went to the hospital. Horrible place.

Stopped by for a driving break in London…read more Grabbed a small green tea and a large peppermint mocha latte with oat milk. Comes with two shots of espresso only. C$11.30, about $8.12 or so. Staff are warm and friendly. Looks like I ended up with a bigger cup in the end for my tea. The smaller is what I wanted though. As such the tea was weak and didn't have much flavor. I did a double take on the label, it's Bigelow. The peppermint mocha latte wasn't bad.

I did not think that my Monday could be made after a random search for a cafe in London, ON but…read moreholy moly I was so wrong! The name caught my eye at first because I thought it was Eritrean and my spidey senses were spot on. For anyone who claims to know anything about coffee, you know that Eritreans have a whole ceremony dedicated to this process. I had high hopes and I was not disappointed! I ordered a flat white with no sugar, so I could really taste the quality of the coffee. My drink was smooth, delicious, and sweet. I loved the coffee so much I ended up buying a bag of the same roast to take home. A family-owned business and I was greeted by the owner when I walked in. They're so nice here! There's plenty of seating to do some work, read or catch up with friends. The only thing I'd improve is getting some wifi set up. They also have sandwiches, food, and desserts which I didn't end up getting a chance to try but the options are there. Can't wait to go back!

A nice little coffee shop inside the market. They have a variety of beans from around the world…read more I went with the special, a Cuban bean. I hadn't seen beans from Cuba before and it was a nice light roast, my favorite. The only thing missing was those cup holder sleeves as the coffee was quite hot and I trouble holding it single cupped.

A fine place in the Covent Market to either purchase a cup of coffee (roasted on the premises) or…read moreto purchase coffee beans by weight. Some of the freshest coffee I've tried, I was particularly fond of the Colombian light roast (and I'm not even a coffee-drinker).

Wonderful spot for a great coffee experience. Lovely staff…read more Very personable and great at explaining their coffees available. Had the wolverine. Wonderful flavour. Coffee flavour not sweet syrups. Only issue is hard to see from the road when driving by. Just a little sign. Hard to miss when driving. Will return next time in St. Thomas.

We were in St Thomas for a quick visit and wanted to try out one of their cafés…read more Streamliners is a cute cafe with a bright and open feel. There's a seating area and some items you can purchase near the back. My boyfriend ordered an Americano (of course), and for me, a latte. The Americano came out quite hot so it took him a while to finish it but he said it was good. My latte was creamy and delicious. I wish there was a bit more in the cup and a touch warmer but either way, I was very pleased. They use beans that are roasted locally which is a nice plus! It's a cute spot to visit with a friend or quietly sit and contemplate life while looking out the front window. Get on board and go!