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Tried their matcha latte for the first time. It&#39;s made with Hokusan Niju matcha, which I&#39;d heard about. Really smooth, not bitter at all. A solid choice if you&#39;re skipping coffee.

Been coming here for years. It&rsquo;s my go-to spot when I need to get some work done or just want to read. The space is always bright and airy, which I really appreciate. The wooden stools are a bit basic, but honestly, I&rsquo;m used to them by now. It&rsquo;s a comfortable place to settle in.

This place has great aesthetics and comfortable seating, both indoors and on the outdoor patio. It&#39;s perfect for hanging out with friends and enjoying some of the best coffee in Toronto.

Nice spot in a historic building. The interior is lovely, very relaxing. Good for reading or working with the free WiFi. Coffee was decent. A bit on the quiet side, but that&#39;s fine.

Made the trip for the quiche, and it was worth it. The portion was generous, and at $12, it felt like a solid deal. The crust was flaky, and the filling was loaded. I&#39;d come back just for that.

I&#39;ve been coming here for years, and the hot chocolate is always the same - rich, not too sweet, just perfect. It&#39;s the one thing I know I can count on every single time. That consistency is why I keep coming back.

The salmon toast was a solid choice. You can order just one piece, which is nice. The bread had a good crunch, the salmon was fresh, and the capers gave it a nice salty kick. Cream cheese tied it all together.

The Turkish breakfast is a treat. The labneh was creamy, olives nicely brined, and the warm bread basket was perfect for dipping.

Perfect spot for a quick lunch. Got the chicken sandwich, came out fast. Tasty, not dry. Good portion for the price. Just what I needed on a busy day.

The coffee&#39;s always solid, and I love that little chocolate they give you. It&#39;s such a cozy spot to catch up with a friend for a couple of hours.

Service is friendly and efficient even when they&#39;re busy. The staff are welcoming and make you feel comfortable.

The service was friendly and timely, and I enjoyed a delightful Pistachio Lemon mini cake along with my espresso macchiato.

Restaurant in Bisha, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto

Been coming here for years. The espresso is strong, just how I like it. Pastries are always fresh, baked in-house. It&#39;s a chill spot, not trying too hard. Staff know their stuff.

The Starbucks inside the Delta is way less chaotic than the usual ones. Perfect for catching up with a friend over coffee.

The wait wasn&#39;t bad at all. It&#39;s a cozy little spot, just right for catching up with friends over brunch.

Came here to get some work done and it was perfect for that. Lots of space, comfy chairs, and the Wi-Fi was solid. Plenty of outlets too, so my laptop never died.

The flat white with lactose-free milk was spot on. Smooth milk, and the Phil &amp; Sebasti&aacute;n espresso had a lovely floral note. A nice honey finish to it. My kind of morning coffee.

I always grab their specialty coffee when I&#39;m in the area. It&#39;s just that good. Tried a fresh sandwich for lunch today too, and the online ordering made it super quick. My go-to spot.

The coffee&#39;s good, but it&#39;s the baked goods that keep me coming back. That lemon-thyme scone? Unusual and absolutely nailed it. The Star Wars stuff is a fun touch, but honestly, I&#39;m just here for the pastry case.

Cozy spot with a nice neighborhood vibe. The smoked salmon sandwich was really good, and I liked the vintage plates.

The Nutella crepe was warm and gooey, just what I wanted. Iced Americano hit the spot too. They made it fresh right there, so it came out fast. Solid little snack.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s a Toronto classic. The fries with alioli are my go-to &ndash; crispy, salty, and that garlic dip is everything. Perfect spot to grab a bite before a show.

The egg salad sandwich on pumpernickel was a nice surprise for a museum cafe. Potato salad was really good, creamy with a bit of crunch. Solid lunch spot.

Parking was easy to find nearby, which is a plus for this busy Bloor Street spot. The inside is cute but pretty tight.

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