Over priced coffee and a hipster hub. The Nutella latte I ordered wasn't mixed properly so it sat…read moreat the bottom but even the decaf was good despite that. Not worth the money but still good. The treats are where they earn their points. Everything from the spinach and feta pies to the croissants dipped in the soup of the day finishing off with something delectable like their nata is perfection. There's a ton of vegan and gluten free options as well! They have a gorgeous chalk wall that is covered in sayings and lovely quotes, some framed, that gives it its niche. There is limited seating and a few outdoor tables so best to get there early if you're looking to stay around, bonus is the heavenly smell as they bake throughout the morning! A definite snack spot but the coffee is flavoured in multiple ways for a reason.

Stumbled across this cafe while I was in the area. The reviews online looked quite promising so I…read moredecided to go try this spot out. The menu is quite extensive so I ended up getting the more new menu items the strawberry matcha latte. Strawberry matcha latte: The strawberry was more of a syrup rather than a puree. The matcha was more subtle considering the price point around $5, I couldn't complain. I would suggest getting the regular matcha latte instead since the strawberry wasn't that prominent. It wasn't the best matcha I've had but still tasted alright. The pastries look amazing but I decided to come back another time. Will do another review whenever I do try out their pastries. Overall, I would say it's a decent spot if you're in the area but wouldn't go out of my way for it.

Some of the best coffee I had while I was in Toronto! The service was fast and friendly. We got an…read moreiced vanilla latte and iced caramel latte both were very good you can tell the espresso is good quality. The ambiance was nice and relaxing we didn't stick around long but I enjoyed my experience.

A pretty average coffee place in the City Place area. There is limited seating inside and a few…read moreseats outside. There is a small selection of pastries.

This is a small cafe near Liberty village. They have good coffee, but indoor seating is not…read moreavailable. I recommend checking out if you are in the area for the coffee.

Friendly staff and good coffee! Didn't take a peak too close because I was trying to make a meeting…read moreat work, however it looks like they have some sustainable practices in place!

Mast Coffee is a charming local coffee shop that provides a delightful atmosphere for coffee lover,…read moreconveniently located away from the busy downtown area. The staff are exceptionally friendly and welcoming. I love that this café has a selection of vegan baked goods. It is a great addition for those looking for delicious plant-based options. The calm ambiance makes it an ideal spot to sit back, relax, and enjoy a steaming cup of coffee. Whether you are catching up with friends, or simply taking a break from the hustle and bustle of downtown Toronto, Mast Coffee has the perfect vibe. It is a cozy place to enjoy quality coffee!

This review is for the NEW SECOND LOCATION on Jarvis St. (North of King, on the east side). I was…read moreincredibly excited to hear this location opened as I was a huge fan and a regular at the Shuter St location when I worked in the area. This second location is only a couple of weeks old and I already like the vibe. There are long tables and a bench - I love the possibility of conversations when people sit at shared long tables!! The walls are still bare, and I suspect it's just a matter of time for some inspired art to show up. About the main event, coffee, the same focus on excellence followed to the second location. Come here for great coffee and excellent service! Shawn mentioned that they will be a rotation of cookies that are baked onsite - I am excited to come back to see that. Oh yeah, I mustn't forget that this location faces the gorgeous St. James park and cathedral. See photos.

Bomb IVL, bomb breakfast sandwich,…read morebomb vibe. The the checklist for a good cafe to me Would come back to this place

Nice little place opposite the Music Park with outdoor seating facing said park. Bathroom is…read morespacious and clean too. Staff are super nice and went out of their way for us. Sweet and attentive. You can't beat that. My iced latte with oat milk and no sugar was great. Their coffee actually tastes like coffee. No burnt or over-roasted aftertaste. Perfect. I ordered the Caprese Panini and got Potato Salad for my side. The panini was okay but the potato salad was great. My husband's Chicken Pot Pie and Frappuccino were very good and his side of Lentil Soup was excellent. The custard tart was okay. Overall, it was a pleasant experience that fortified our afternoon. Bravo to their side dishes and coffee. We would return.

A storied cafe with many awards from the mid 2010s. The coffee is still pretty decent, but the milk…read moreon the cappuccino wasn't as creamy as I remember. Seems the baked goods are no longer done in-house as well. Comfortable seating with wifi.

It's summertime so I tried Coconut Island. It's Cold brew coffee with some coconut cream on top and…read morea sprinkle of coconut flakes. I enjoyed it, not too sweet and it tasted coconutnutty! Here is a hint always ask for light ice they still give you plenty of ice, even if the cold brew comes out cold. Otherwise you get a cup full of ice. De Mello coffee is expensivei. However, in the scheme of things it is a good value because the coffee beans they use have a good solid caffeine kick and it tastes good! (My overall favorite place is still across the street a couple blocks North at Himalayan coffee. It's folksy, a lot less expensive and I always feel happy there, especially after I get a cute latte art on my drink.). The Coconut island cost $8.50 plus tax or $9.60! De Mello Coffee is creative marketing their coffee beans. They have crazy names by cotton candy, lolipop, birthday cake, dead, man, walking, etc. however, a small bag of beans is super super expensive. But their marketing makes you wanna try it and then afterwards you're like oh I guess I taste something but it's still not worth the cost. I'm sorry if this review leaves you puzzled to go or not. It's worth trying. The baked goods look amazing and as long as you get one that is moist, are excellent. Well, I return? Yes.

Quintessential neighborhood coffee shop where everyone seems to know everyone. Got a couple of…read morecoffees and amaretti cookies, and enjoyed just sitting there and soaking in the casual vibe. It's in an old-school Italian area, so at times I almost felt like I was on The Bear with the type of people coming in and out and the lively conversations all around. This spot is great and I hope it never changes.

One of the few spots in Toronto where you can find a real cappuccino like you'd get in Europe…read more Perfectly balanced, with the right ratio of espresso to milk and that silky foam on top -- not the oversized, watered-down versions you get elsewhere. It's become my weekend ritual to stop by here, and it never disappoints. The atmosphere is lively, the pastries look amazing, and the quality of the coffee keeps me coming back. Definitely a place I'd recommend to anyone looking for an authentic cappuccino experience in the city.

Wondered about nearby and decided to venture into this close knit coffee shop…read more Ordered a matcha latte right in the morning and it exceeded my expectations, it wasn't sweet and it had the perfect taste and presentation. 10/10 Definitely worth coming back for. Next time I will try the pastries and other products.

I would say from all my travels in this city I don't think I've had a better experience with drinks…read moreor fresh baked products The owner even takes the time to get to know what the regulars like - he will test new product and have the customers test for feedback, in the dead of winter I was getting the most flavourful hot chocolate with mini marshmallows, today he had me test an iced chocolate drink (with a hint of pure raspberry. - delicious!! I hear customers say his pour over is the best they''ve had, but the fact that all pastries and salads and sandwiches are homemade is what always brings me back, while I've heard someone say Tim Hortons croissant is cheaper - there's no comparison, 1 is a bread made to look like a croissant and the other is a true to form and taste as any French pastry shop could deliver