FIKA Cafe

Cafe · Kensington-Chinatown

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"“ Fika ” is a Swedish word that as a verb means “to go out for a coffee,” and as a noun means “coffee break.” So it’s an appropriate name for this Scandinavian-style coffee shop, located in a pretty blue house in Kensington Market. The airy interiors are appropriately Scandi-inspired, with whites and natural woods, plus a feature wall decorated with the pages of old books." - Stefanie Waldek

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28 Kensington Ave, Toronto, ON M5T 2J9, Canada Get directions

fika.ca
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