Balzac's Review

Balzac's (Balzac Coffee), facing the iconic sculpture (dance man) in the ancient brewery area. The red brick and green window building where it is located is one of Toronto's historic buildings, built in 1895. It originally used two steam pumps to transport 3,000 gallons of water per minute.

Very small and fresh coffee shop, the green decoration feels very comfortable, especially in this ice and snow room is also very warm, the coffee is very fragrant, the waiter likes to chat with the guests, of course, I have to tip.

If you choose the environmental characteristics of the Toronto cafe, this one will definitely be shortlisted, and the original site of the brewery will present the classical industrial style. Picking up, opening, really warm in winter and cool in summer. A cup of coffee, a leisurely afternoon, slowly listening to the footsteps of time, rain and snow, return. Unfortunately, coffee is not good.

[Food Raiders] Located at the corner of the old brewery, it is very easy to find the parking lot. Restaurant environment: The green gate at the door is tall and large, and it feels like entering the big house when you open the door. The cafe is an old-fashioned brick building style, with many old-fashioned signs on the wall. The bottom of the building is super high, and the most eye-catching is the crystal lamp hanging on the ceiling, and the old-fashioned fan, so that the environment has a classical feeling in the retro industrial wind. There is no difference between the coffee order and the general coffee shop, and there are small desserts for sale next to the coffee machine. The store is responsible for two beautiful women, the latte tastes good, and the flowers are beautiful. The location of the hall is on the second floor, and an old wooden staircase is suitable for taking pictures. The seats on the second floor are not too many, the dining table and chairs are mainly in simple Nordic style or young style, and the walls have colorful hanging paintings, which are in contrast with the ancient white brick walls. There is also a special small terrace seat on the second floor, which can be regarded as a small box, drinking coffee while witnessing the busy guests coming in and out downstairs. Summer is the season to enjoy the sun outdoors, the store provides outdoor Patio, black and white patterned rattan chairs and red brick walls to contrast, very European and American style. Total restaurant score: This cafe environment and atmosphere is very good, not many people, quiet and comfortable, or bring a computer or book, slowly enjoy a delicious cup of coffee. The decoration and layout of the store are super suitable for taking pictures. One of the coffee shops that the old brewery must punch in. Detailed address: 1 Trinity St,Toronto ON M5A 3C4 Traffic Raiders: Self-driving or local TTC Business Hours: 8:00-19:00 Balzac's