De Mello Coffee

I went here because I found their cafe name in an article that listed “best cappuccino places in Toronto.” It’s a small corner-type-cafe. They have a lot of coffee for sale, the packaging is cool, $18 for a small package. I bought 2 cappuccinos and 1 PB&fig bar, they were good, the only minus is that they serve their coffee in cardboard cups instead of ceramic cups and it changes the taste of coffee. Other than that, it’s good.

Enjoyed their mocha latte, but the star of the show was their crème brûlée Lolli-roll. OH MY, it hit the tastebuds just right! I would definitely be visiting again to get that for sure! It is a small shared space with a table or two for sitting which can get crammed but, do not let that hinder you from trying their tantalising dessert options!

Laid back and inviting, De Mello has been a staple in this neighborhood, with good reason. Talented, kind, knowledgeable staff. They have so many varieties of beans and they have an amazing decaf, of that's your thing. Cool summer drinks. Never a bad sip here!

Really loved this spot! I came in on a whim, but I enjoyed my latte and pastry. I ordered a supreme croissant and absolutely loved it - it was filled with so much delicious melted filling. Soft though with perfectly not-so-sweet chocolate. I only regret coming in late in the day and not buying a couple more to bring home!

Loved the latte! It's a very small cafe with options like croissants,rolls to eat. 2 tables for seating for mainly it's grab and go. Parking on Yonge street is a concern and can miss the place but glad we got a spot right outside and found this cafe.

I saw a blueberry latte here on social media because I am someone who loves to try specialty coffee, so I came here by taxi. Perhaps due to weekdays, the store is not very crowded. I chose a position by the window, and overall it is quite comfortable. The prices of coffee and bread are not very cheap, but the taste of latte still surprises me. It has a strong blueberry flavor and is my favorite fruit flavored coffee. It would be better if bread could be heated

Please get an iced vanilla latte with soy milk at De Mello. The weather was a bit chilly the day I visited so I was originally thinking of getting a hot coffee but I’m so glad I got the iced one. I actually tried both iced and hot. Both tasted good, but iced latte is more savoury and you can taste stronger vanilla than the hot one. It’s really good so that you won’t regret holding it even in the super cold weather. Me and my friend also tried their strawberry jam scone. Their scone is more on the moist side. I’d recommend them for a light breakfast menu. What I really liked about this cafe is the cozy vibe you’ll only get at a local cafe and the well designed goods. For your information, we visited around 11 am and it was pretty busy at that time! The staffs are super friendly and easy to talk to. I think I’ll regularly come to this place over Starbucks from now on.

Matcha Latte and Vanilla Latte. Really pretty latte art. Per the server, the matcha isn’t sugared, however the flavour was good and did not need any. Nearing the end, the matcha became quite clumpy.