El Greco's freddo cappuccino, light ice and no sugar. You're welcome…read more ps: The freddo espresso is pretty good too!

My new favourite coffee spot! Just discovered it this week and I've already been back 2 times. The…read morefreddo cappuccino is amazing! It's not overly sweet, plus the barista somehow makes skim milk into this super thick cream, almost like dalgona coffee. And for $4, it's definitely better than any $4 coffee elsewhere. I love it!

One of the best places in Toronto to get coffee. Love all the locations I've been to so far, and…read morethis location has a wonderful ambience. I ordered a caramel latte. Smooth and delicious, you can taste the quality in the coffee. There is something very inviting about this location. There is street parking nearby and it is transit accessible. Make sure to check it out and highly recommend trying the coffee straight for tasting the quality. I could spend a lot of time here.

We were 4 and tried 3 different types of coffee. For all of us coffee was too light and had flavour…read moremissing. So the drip coffee was very Traditional Ethiopian, but light, had nice flavour to it. Good for only having it black. I tried cortado was ligther than the latte and the sever said all their coffees are fine and it is how they serve! So if you want to have an idea of an Ethiopian taste try it once. I am not going back

Friendly service and best latte. Not to mention it's a clean cafe with great vibe. Good place to…read moremeet friends and family. their cake selection is awesome.

I've been in Canada for almost a month now and this is by far the only cafe that's open late, has…read morethe fastest wifi, best customer service, and great food options. Everything from the ice cream, to pastries, to food, to drinks are all great! I've been frequenting this cafe on the daily and spend quite a few hours here doing work. I highly recommend visiting during the mornings as the views from the window is beautiful and the ambiance is unparalleled.

Fantastic staff who enjoy working here and have great rapport with their regular customers!read more

Staff is very nice and accommodating. Food is very delicious love their banana bread. Coffee always…read moretasting so good! 5 stars!!

I had lunch today at Cafe Neon. It's been a while since I've been there…read more I ordered what I usually order there ... a Neon Burger (with no onions or lettuce). I made it a combo by adding fries and a Diet Coke. I got the burger cooked medium and it was a good burger. The patty was juicy and flavourful. They've ditched the cole slaw and replaced it with a pickle, which I prefer.

Cute brunch place on Wallace in a small strip of stores. Coffee was alright. Mushroom toast was…read morepretty small but tasty. We also shared the eggs benny and fish cakes, which was delicious :) I still felt like their dishes could do with more stuff or could be bigger with more variety. It was pretty plain. They also have a small selection of baked goods! Prices were decent, so I wouldn't mind coming back again and just order more food.

Today I visited this cafe and I was disappointed about my service in many aspects. i ordered an…read moreommelette and asked for toasted bread with butter. When the omelette came the waitress (french) had packed it for a take out. I had not mentioned that at all. It looked unlike an omelette and rather scrambled eggs and the toast was half toasted and dry. The omelette was bland and not the least bit tasty. I asked for different breads and received it but so late the the bit of omelette left was cold. I paid 11 dollars for this without even a coffee. I left only to watch the 2 waitresses giggling and looking in my direction l I am surprised that this has a 2024 award. Rose. L

Here today for a latte. Mediocre. Rude person at cash…read more Stingy service when asked to top up the cup and then for a little more milk in my latte which was too strong for me. There are other choices. I won't be back

While the coffee itself was genuinely good the overall experience left something to be desired…read more A cappuccino with almond milk and decaf came to $9.58 a price point that's hard to justify for a small cup. In my experience, most coffee shops, whether large or small chain or independent cafes don't charge separate for decaf and an additional surcharge for alternative milk on top of that feels excessive. Unfortunately, this pricing makes it difficult to see myself returning, especially when comparable or better options are available at reasonable price. I'd encourage management to revisit their pricing structure

The staff were very friendly and wanted to make sure my experience was good. The interior was…read morelovely. There was lots of seating indoors and out. I had the an Iced Matcha with Rose Cardamom syrup and it was super delicious. Just the right amount of sweetness.

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)