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On Brew Routes, the Toronto cafés people most often say they would go back to are Black wolf coffee, Pilot Coffee Roasters Toronto and Forno Cultura X East Room.

Levain style cookies accompany the coffee menu.

This Pilot location includes substantial indoor seating and a patio.

Rooftop cafe with solid espresso and a quiet King East escape above the street.

Tucked-away, minimalist listening bar; espresso served in beautiful, earthy pottery.

Coffee and tea are backed by a broad sweets and dessert selection at this John Street cafe.

Brunch café shaped by Ukrainian, Israeli and Eritrean food traditions.

On Yonge Street, a cafe for coffee and sweets.

A century old former bed and breakfast now houses specialty drinks and in house baking with Asian inspired flavours.

Narrow, homey marketplace; grab an espresso and beans roasted right in-house.

For anyone interested in trying different coffees and finding new beans to brew at home. Enjoy an espresso or filter coffee, then explore the roaster's blends and single origins.

Intelligentsia beans, drip refreshed every fifteen minutes and house nitro cold brew define this College Street espresso bar.

A restrained, wood focused interior defines the compact cafe.

The cafe occupies a basement space with industrial details.

The minimalist shop is centred on milk drinks and espresso.

A dog friendly patio adds outdoor seating.

Spacious, plant-filled industrial retreat perfect for work, featuring a Giesen roaster.

Tiny, raw espresso bar offering multi-origin shots for a perfect grab-and-go.

Minimalist, award-winning multi-origin espresso bar with famous standing-bar banter.

Pastel interiors open onto a dog friendly patio.

The compact location operates primarily as a takeaway coffee bar.

Bleacher seating gives the plant filled industrial cafe an unusual layout.

A front patio extends the compact cafe onto the street.

Cozy, classic café aesthetic with on-site roaster and intimate seating and patio.

Cozy photo lab/café pairing quality pour-overs with film processing.

Late opening hours distinguish Nabulu from many daytime cafes.

A playlist centred on 2000s music is a notable part of the cafe atmosphere.

Modern, sleek cafe with insta-worthy latte art and a must-visit summer patio.
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A nice brunch spot with a coffee shop vibe. Some families there for breakfast, some people there with laptops to work.…
Coffee 4.0 · Vibe 3.3