Tampered Press

Cute cafe with delicious beverages and snacks to go! A great cafe in the Trinity Bellwoods area. We purchased a delicious iced mocha (16oz or 12oz available), their Best Oatmeal Cookie (vegan and gluten-free) and their Espresso Toffee Cookie for my visit. They were all delicious, especially the Espresso Toffee Cookie, and would come back again to try the rest of the menu. The interior is very welcoming and gives off a warm cozy feeling. There are benches outside but also lovely seats inside. There are dividers for the main tables. The staff were very friendly as well with great recommendations.

Caitlin is the nicest most welcoming human. I watched her with a gentleman who was for lack of a better word a bit special. She was so kind and it was such a treat to see her in action. Her Mom is at the back making the most delicious baked goods and sandwiches. Coffee is delicious and powerful and the vibe of the space super nice. I love that right across the street is a park. Nothing finer on a nice day. Lots of room to hang out too. Please follow @joannasable on instagram for more food and travel fun.

Update: Was in today and the whole place has been redone! It’s got a much more modern and open feel to it now and it was lit, people seem to really love the change because the place was packed. Great place to cozy up to a coffee and reuben sandwich. The layout is such that you can sit at a big harvest table and read the paper or play a board game, or you can spread out at a singular table with your laptop and get some work done using the fast free wifi. Really enjoyed the coffee and espresso I've had here. Good deep flavour without being acidic or burnt and am a big fan of their baked goods and sandwiches, a lot of which are gluten free. Highly recommend you check it out, it's more than just a cafe, it's like how I'd like my living room to feel someday. Warm and inviting.

I really enjoy my visit to Tampered Press. Not only that this place brew some of the best coffee in Toronto, the staff is also very friendly and welcoming. The décor is amazing, which makes you feel cozy whilst enjoying your beverage; and it is also perfect for taking cool pictures. The location is strategically close to Trinity Bellwood Park, which makes it worth the trip!

Very friendly staff and lovely environment. Ordered an iced matcha latte and 100% satisfied : ) Updates: today I try the matcha latte with coconut milk. It is just AMAZING!! Tons of love. Thanks for the recommendation : )

Lovely cafe with plenty of seating spaces. I tried their salted caramel scone and chai latte and they were both above average.

Great coffee and pastries. Their oatmeal cookies are delicious ! Also a nice place to sit outside with a view of the park.

Great cafe, perfect location just across the street from Trinity Bellwood Park. The maple late is absolutely delicious. Lots of students working on their laptop everyday. Better go early if you want a seat.

Cute cafe with delicious beverages and snacks to go! A great cafe in the Trinity Bellwoods area. We purchased a delicious iced mocha (16oz or 12oz available), their Best Oatmeal Cookie (vegan and gluten-free) and their Espresso Toffee Cookie for my visit. They were all delicious, especially the Espresso Toffee Cookie, and would come back again to try the rest of the menu. The interior is very welcoming and gives off a warm cozy feeling. There are benches outside but also lovely seats inside. There are dividers for the main tables. The staff were very friendly as well with great recommendations.

Caitlin is the nicest most welcoming human. I watched her with a gentleman who was for lack of a better word a bit special. She was so kind and it was such a treat to see her in action. Her Mom is at the back making the most delicious baked goods and sandwiches. Coffee is delicious and powerful and the vibe of the space super nice. I love that right across the street is a park. Nothing finer on a nice day. Lots of room to hang out too. Please follow @joannasable on instagram for more food and travel fun.

Update: Was in today and the whole place has been redone! It’s got a much more modern and open feel to it now and it was lit, people seem to really love the change because the place was packed. Great place to cozy up to a coffee and reuben sandwich. The layout is such that you can sit at a big harvest table and read the paper or play a board game, or you can spread out at a singular table with your laptop and get some work done using the fast free wifi. Really enjoyed the coffee and espresso I've had here. Good deep flavour without being acidic or burnt and am a big fan of their baked goods and sandwiches, a lot of which are gluten free. Highly recommend you check it out, it's more than just a cafe, it's like how I'd like my living room to feel someday. Warm and inviting.

I really enjoy my visit to Tampered Press. Not only that this place brew some of the best coffee in Toronto, the staff is also very friendly and welcoming. The décor is amazing, which makes you feel cozy whilst enjoying your beverage; and it is also perfect for taking cool pictures. The location is strategically close to Trinity Bellwood Park, which makes it worth the trip!

Very friendly staff and lovely environment. Ordered an iced matcha latte and 100% satisfied : ) Updates: today I try the matcha latte with coconut milk. It is just AMAZING!! Tons of love. Thanks for the recommendation : )

Lovely cafe with plenty of seating spaces. I tried their salted caramel scone and chai latte and they were both above average.

Great coffee and pastries. Their oatmeal cookies are delicious ! Also a nice place to sit outside with a view of the park.

Great cafe, perfect location just across the street from Trinity Bellwood Park. The maple late is absolutely delicious. Lots of students working on their laptop everyday. Better go early if you want a seat.

Really good cappuccinos and butter croissants. The scones (only available on weekends) are the best I've ever had. Friendly staff. Prices on par with most indie coffee shops in the city. Love this place.

This is an excellent independent cafe just across from Trinity Bellwoods Park. The vibe is chill and the wi-fi is fast! I enjoy their espresso-based drinks and baked goods. The espresso cookie is a favourite! The space is cozy and home-y. There is ample seating - 2 long communal tables, plus smaller tables and a ledge facing the park. Even on a weekend afternoon when it's busy, I never find it is so crowded that one feels pressured to leave after your drink is finished. I have come hear to read and do work and I find it quiet and peaceful for that.

I came here with my friends to enjoy a quiet study date! They have nice long tables and two person tall tables to sit at as well. This little shop has a nice California vibe to it. I would come here again it was quiet and relaxing and the host/ owner was super friendly.

Awww, just thinking of The Tampered Press makes my heart warm. This is a lovely little coffee shop right across from Trinity Bellwoods Park. I remember coming here one of my first days living in Toronto, and four years later, it's still one of my fav spots for a good laptop sesh. The staff are all super friendly and welcoming and seem to be supportive of people coming to work there all day (outlets abundant!). In fact, on weekends, it's almost like a little co-working space, with every seat occupied by someone with a laptop (which may or may not be your thing, or could make it hard to find a space, but it always works for me). Lots of options when it comes to coffee, tea, iced coffee, lattes (matcha too!), and COLD BREW. There's a whole counter top full of tasty home baked treats (sometimes you can even smell them baking as you work). Try the Bellwoods Beaut (toffee + chocolate chips? Don't mind if I do!). They also have a couple of different lunch items like grilled cheese sammies, some salads, and their very popular samosas. If you're there to just grab a coffee, get a seat by the window to enjoy a view of the park or sit on the bench outside and ogle all the doggos that will walk by. Plus, got to love supporting a female-owned business!

The Tampered Press gave me a feeling I am back in school and studying in a library... Though this place is jammed packed on a Sunday afternoon... it was so quiet... with the sunlight filtering from the front window.. overlooking the park... everyone were talking but kind of whispering. This is quite different from other coffee shops I been to.. where there are so much buzzing energy. Using my Indie Coffee Passport and order a Cafe Latte with Double Shot. Love the latte art here and the barista is nice and friendly... There are some board games that you can play with your friends if you do desire..but everyone here seems so busy studying or on their laptop typing away with the free Wifi. I do like that huge huge mirror at the entrance...checking myself out make sure I look proper before I off to another yelp adventure!! :)

this is one of my local favourites! big windows and lots of great light. fun artwork around. the staff are so friendly and know their regulars by name. great selections on their large menu, including two sandwiches, samosas, sweet treats and lots of drinks. good seating and wifi available. pricing is SO good; note a $0.25 surcharge if you pay by credit card.

This is my go-to, absolute favourite coffee shop. Great drinks!! (Especially Dirty Chai). The atmosphere is on point; very cozy with tons of seating options! The staff are very friendly and welcoming too. This place can be very busy but not in a bad way, it never feels overcrowded somehow. I am happy they are getting good business because that means they hopefully won't be going anywhere! :) Definitely check this place out!

What a great local place! First moment I step in from the cold, I notice how there's lots of light and big tables for people to work. I spy at least 12 people there just on their lap tops... it's a nice and serene place. Best thing... a quick smile and 'hi' from the barista from the first step into the bigger room. That helped set the tone for a great visit. The menu is pretty easy and I notice quite quickly how affordable it is. I asked for a medium dirty chai latte with almond milk and it only came up to $4.40 ... I can't even get a small at starbucks! While the barista is making my drink, she is clearly enjoying her job and making great small talk about the weather and typical Canadian complaint about the snow. It's been a while since there has been a barista this friendly. With a drink in hand only few minutes later, I was out the door and enjoying my dirty chai. Oh ... this is one of the better ones I've had in Toronto. Mildly sweet but a fair bit of spice throw in. I couldn't clearly tell but I think they do use a premix but it's one of the better ones I've had. The espresso shot in there was nicely pulled as you can taste it but it wasn't overly bitter or strong to overbalance the chai. All in all... great option if you're in the Ossington or Little Portugal. I still have a few more to try in the area but this is close to the top of the list!

I like the vibe of this place. The people that frequent are wonderful to check out. Lots of prettIness. Come on! Who doesn`t pay attention to the people around them even if you are working on your laptop or next great novel. The americano I had was OK. Better than average but certainly one I cannot get addicted. The casual, neighborhood feel that can get addictive. Makes me want to move to the neighborhood. I enjoyed sitting at the communal table. Some thing about sharing but respecting each others space is kinda cool or kumbaya-like.

A haiku for the Tampered Press: Dreary Monday morn Kind baristas, cheese croissant Brightened up my day

This place is always busy for good reason. Super hip and feel like a secluded hideout, but actually just on dundas next to trinity bellwoods. Great atmosphere for some laptop time with some excellent coffee. Highly recommended!

Having lived in the area for some time, Tampered Press has been on my bookmark list for some time but never had a chance to try it out till now. I've been missing out on a great neighbourhood cafe with a great selection of pastries. The interior has an old school neighbourhood cafe feel, with a group of regulars hanging out on a Saturday morning. You pay (cash preferred), and read one of their newspapers which is a nice touch that you don't see around anymore while you wait for your coffee. I had the caramel scones and a latte and the scones were well made, with a caramel bottom that I haven't seen at other bakeries before. Will put this cafe on my regular rotation.

The Tampered Press was one of the more charming locations I visited on the passport. I really like their location by the park, their nice big communal table and collection of board games. It seems like a great place to sit down for a few hours and play some games. One thing that did hit me while I was here was that it's unbelievably quiet in here. Sure almost everyone was doing their own thing but it just seemed a bit more quiet here than it should have been. Made me enjoy my drink more. My latte was very nicely done and the barista who I believe was the owner (or manager) was really friendly and nice. There's not much else to say, I do wish they had a bit more room to put in some chairs/couches/tables or any sort of furniture, but from what they have, it all seems to mesh well. Not the easiest place to spot from outside but definitely the best coffee stop in the area!

Great coffee. Pastries look popular. Cozy place with some communal tables. Bathroom is downstairs through some kitchen and storage spaces but clean. Accepts cards. At North border of Trinity park so you can walk it off. Good music selection and not too loud. Crowded.

This is a pretty packed cafe and has good vibes. It felt almost like I was working in a university library where everyone is taking the same class and studying for the same exam and rooting for one another. Just a friendly, community oriented type of place. I dig it. But the wifi stopped working within 10 minutes of my stay so I left pretty quick.

"This doesn't feel like Toronto." she excitedly whispered as we walked in the door. And truly it doesn't feel like Toronto, there is a hushed vibe as you walk in the door. No quirky lamps or pretentious decorations. Just a warm comfy place to drink a coffee and take a moment. The shelves that line the walls are full of books, journals and water bottles, inviting you to take a look and think a little more about what you put in your body. The idea of earth/body consciousness also fills the barista menu, where there are several freshly squeezed juices and earth friendly brand choices. As the last official stop on the coffee crawl this was a welcome addition, and as I was already quaking with caffeine I opted for a San Pellegrino. At $2.50 it wasn't cheap for the tiny bottle, but after buying a flat of them at Costco I realize they are not cheap in general. Several other Yelpers opted for the fresh juices; the likes of grapefruit, pear ginger, raspberry lemon iced tea, and orange I think. We then crowded around a communal table and enjoyed each others company. This was the only place that really fit our big group and they made us feel so welcome. Bottom line...sweet and simple this shop is scrumptious, and I will definitely be back.

C O F F E E P A S S P O R T S T O P (#16) Drink: Large Mocha Atmosphere: Feels like an inverted house that you'd find on a prairie in the middle of Alberta. Everything about this place is just very warm and welcoming. If you're feeling lazy, this is the place to go. To just chill. To grab a nice coffee. To just be. The barista was working by herself and was very kind. One of the more memorable people I'd say. And as for my drink, it was strong. I'm sure there was 2 shots of espresso and I wasn't complaining since it totally balanced the too-soothing-almost-wanna-fall-asleep aura I got from this place. AS well, I tried their Apple Pecan Vegan Bar, which was okay, but the texture seemed too mushy for my taste. It was a nice treat, but it did not compliment well with my mocha, perhaps a sweeter drink. Verdict: In the winter time I hope these guys serve soup or chili because it would SO perfect. This place is lovely ( :

I came by for some early morning writing and a strong coffee. Strong coffee is indeed what I got. I ordered the Americano, and regrettably asked for two shots of espresso. I am usually fine with doubles but, I warn you, these drinks are strong! I didn't reallly enjoy it, I asked him to water it down once - but I really just nursed it. The atmosphere was nice. The pictures do the place justice - one communal table, a seat of bar stools and a couple square tables squattered around. If you have a laptop, you need a square table - that's where the plugs are. The barrista was very friendly, they serve cold water and they have free wifi. They were also playing some nice easy rock music at a low level. It's quite relaxing and quiet. My major problem with the place was that it was SO COLD. I don't know if they turned the heat down because it's been mild lately, but on a snowy morning, this coffee shop was far from warm and cozy. Also, when you head to the washroom and into the creepy long halllway, it's even colder. Bundle up!

The Tempered Press has that homey feel as I arrived on a drizzly evening but it made the mood that much better as I was pretty much alone this late Saturday. The Window Frames, Bookshelf, Potted Plants made it feel like I could comfortably read a novel next to a house window while listening to the soothing rain drops from outside. It doesn't have that exact spot though, but enough to feel relaxed here. Cappuccino had nice Latte Art on it however it felt quite watered down so it didn't give me that Coffee Beverage flavour that complements the caffeine I so needed to continue on that night's quest and fun times. (-0.5 Star) There's a huge MIRROR once stepping inside from the entrance or you can think of it for fixing yourself up before you head off to that next event. It would have been fun to put in a Fun House Mirror instead, it's probably larger than those. 2.5 *Star*

Great place to work and/or study. Great atmosphere and lots of tables! My only complaint is the lack of plugs but overall will go again. Plus their dirty chai latte was amazing!

Nice little spot near the AirBnB i was staying in. Not a coffee guy so I got a beet, apple & ginger juice & reuben. Both were really good and this is a nice chill neighborhood spot with a low key vibe and good tunes. Definitely would come back as they also have free wifi...

I really like to come to this place to work. Nice atmosphere, nice ppl and a bit of a rustic air Price is also good

I really like this place. It's spacious, bright, the barista is really friendly, plenty of seating, there are a few board games and some book shelves around the cafe. And yes, my cappuccino was great (strong and smooth) and I had an ancient grain cookie because they didn't have any Awesomes (their homemade soft oreo cookie) left and I figured I should try to be healthy after a breakfast of bacon, bread and sausages. The cookie was surprisingly good (I thought it was going to be dry) but it was moist and just slightly sweet from the small bits of chocolate chips. It was baked fresh in the morning as with a number of other baked treats. Will be back and hopefully have one of their Awesomes. Note: they also have the Toronto Star available on the communal table for you to read.

Nice spot, good coffee, cool vibes. I wish there were more things for eats, I always expect a bit more from popular spots like The Tampered Press.

We found this place on accident while we were walking! We woke up hungover and grumpy and tired. The smell of coffee drew us in, and did not disappoint! I got a grilled cheese sandwich (yes, for breakfast) and it was packed with veggies and yummy cheese. I opted for a jasmine green tea, which was delicious, but my boyfriend's mocha latte was so yummy and espresso-y I had to steal a few sips.

I am lucky enough to live right next door to this establishment. I go in for a coffee every day, and the service is great! This place is never overly-packed and the line is never long. There is also a stamp card/loyalty program that I take full advantage of!

Such a comfortable, cozy, chilled out coffee shop for getting some work done. Every time I go in people are quiet and respectful, but it also never feels like I'm getting the side-eye for having a conversation with the friend or colleague with whom I'm sitting. The place seems to be largely populated by neighbourhood creative professionals, with other pedestrians popping in for a beverage to go. With a big window facing south onto Trinity Bellwoods and a well curated soundtrack to boot, its easy to spend a few hours here without getting too restless. Plus, duh, delicious coffee. Bonus points for having real glasses and mugs for those that choose to stay. Captain Planet approved.

This is one of my go-to places for coffee and quiet work. The place is cozy and I love the big communal tables. They let you spread out and having nearby people working on their laptops keeps you productive! The coffee is yummy and so is the Reuben sandwich. Staff is super friendly and get to know you. I love the music selection which is mellow, retro, and has interesting covers of iconic songs. Also it's a great location right across trinity bellwoods park!

Remember Central Perks? Tampered Press is nothing like that, as the matter of fact, it's smaller. However, both share one thing in common, relaxed and cozy atmosphere. It was a quick visit, so I can't give a full review. But here are two things that stood out: + Hot Chocolate was terrific! It had the perfect ratio of organic milk and chocolate. Very creamy and smooth. + Complimentary iced cold water and drinking glasses. Yep, real glasses, which were neatly arranged next to water pitcher. Cute little place.

Don't be fooled by the Crawford street address; the entrance is on Dundas Street. After jimmying with my iPhone, stopping three passers by for directions, an attempt at navigating by the sun, and finally, looking at the building, I figured it out. The Tampered Press is a cozy space dominated by a large communal table with a quiet bookstore vibe. On my very first visit, I managed to score a table with an outlet. Plugs seem far and few between here, but they do have wifi which kept me occupied for many hours in this enclave. A community group took over the big table later on in the evening, suggesting this spot has a solid connection to the locals. Definitely seems like a neighbourhood coffeshop. My soy latte was simply put: amazing. My americano, was less so -- a bit too strong for my liking. But the baristas clearly know their stuff. I shall return. Obligatory Title Pun: This lady is a TAMP. (wha?) Menu Readability: Chalky, chalk, chalk, chalk. Need to mention: The bathrooms are a fifteen minute walk away, and you'll feel like you've snaked your way into a different building. For serious. What this place teaches me about myself: Without coffee, I can barely find a coffeeshop.

This is a fantastic place to get work done. I was probably the most annoying, loudest person there - looking for a good seat (close to a plug because my battery was dead), asking about the wifi, bumping the table a few too many times. The barista was extremely friendly considering how annoying I was. My latte was delicious, and just the right size. I was able to get a lot of work done in the silence. The washroom was far, far away (down the hall, down the stairs... across the river, up a mountain) - so plan accordingly.

Good local coffeeshop. Pastries are hit and miss. Ambience is generally good. Wi-Fi is good. Cookies are always good! Have been going regularly but need to stop going as another patron brings in her service dog and sits down for a while. Unfortunately, I have allergies and my eyes get itchy, etc., so I leave. I've tried sitting away from this person but she often just lets her dog roam the shop, so even if I'm not right next to her, the dog will wander over to me. Very sweet dog, but I am allergic. I've tried asking her not to let her dog come and lie down at my feet or rub up against my coat but she gets defensive and says that it is a service dog. I know that. I'm not saying leave, I'm saying keep *your* dog at *your* feet. The owner and employees see this but don't do anything about it. So they've lost two customers (I go in often to meet a friend).

My first visit here was the last stop of the coffee crawl that happened a few months back. I've returned a few times since, craving the quiet, home-like atmosphere and their fresh pear-ginger juice. It doesn't seem like much from the outside, the café is inviting once you enter it. There's a large communal table in the centre with smaller tables hugging along the walls. It's an airy and well-spaced room, and more importantly, it's quiet. With the music playing from the speakers, everyone inside is busy working on their laptops or reading a book. With a direct view of Trinity Bellwood park across the street, it's an ideal place to decompress with a coffee.

Great prices, service, and coffee in a cute location across from the park. Very enjoyable experience!

I must have walked past this place a thousand times, and I've definitely heard the name before, but without my Indie Coffee Passport, I never would have wound up here. The cafe is tucked into a non-descript corner section of a building, and the entrance is definitely on Dundas. Given its location, Tampered Press has some really serious competition due east, so kudos to being the only coffee shop in the area on the Passport. That said, my friend and I were not really impressed with the place. The decor made me feel like I was in a chain (granted, a cool one, trying to look cool and not like a chain) and it was predominantly occupied by a large group of families, and not really the type you'd find at the Communal Mule or Ezra's Pound. Since there were about ten of them, they definitely set the vibe for the afternoon, but this place definitely seems less exclusive and more accepting of coffee drinkers of all sorts. This is neither good or bad, it's just my observation. Our coffees were nothing special to write about (my friend didn't even mention anything about his drink), but I have to make a special mention of the barista. I don't know his name, but he was a delight and was ultimately the deciding factor in going for three stars instead of anything less. He seemed to be manning the place by himself and he did a great job of it.

Friendly service, yummy chocolate chip cookie that looked very homemade but very cute. Unfortunately, the espresso-based beverage was disappointing. Also, the wifi was extremely slow. There were quite a few people with laptops so maybe that's why but it was too slow and completely cut out at one point. It was listed on BlogTO's "best wifi cafes" section, but I should know better than to listen to BlogTO... They're well set-up for laptop users. They have an extension cord for all who sit at or near the communal table. Mac users, bring your extension cord unless you're right at that corner. The wifi was so slow I left and had to Yelp out another cafe nearby, using my phone of course since their internet was down! I looked around and noticed that other users' connections weren't working either. The decor is cute, the service is friendly, they have lots of plug availability catered to wifi users but unfortunately the severely slow wifi and the bad coffee will not get me to return.

Gorgeous place with friendly staff. Perfect to go during autumn. Grab a friend and go for a drink. Overlooks the trinity Bellwood's park. The chicken sandwich is out of this world.

The Tampered Press is super cute. The huge window is a big plus for me. Lots of natural light to look at your coffee date. Free wi-fi makes it a good place to do work too. The sandwiches are not cheap, but they're delicious. The grilled cheese I had had caramelized onions and a bunch of other awesome fillings. The downside? The chai tea was not good. But the coffee is great.

Here's my ranking so far My rankings: 1. Intelligentisia, Sam James (soy latte) 2. TAN (soy latte) 3. Crema (soy latte) 4. Mascot (soy latte) 5. Bisogno Espresso Bar (soy latte) 6. Tampered Press (chai latte) I would never come back for the chai latte. It was pretty much a large cup of slightly flavored warm car. My bf wasn't impressed with the cappuccino either. Although the atmosphere was great (free wifi), unfortunately, we didn't enjoy the coffee too much either.

I really liked this place but I don't know if I could give it more then 3.5 stars. They have a great view of the park but the seating isn't the best personally. The toilets are so far away, if you were busting to go you might wet your self. I had a nice peppermint tea. The chairs are not that comfortable and my ass starting to go numb after about 10 minutes. But apart from that it's a great cafe with a chilled out atmosphere.

I came to Tampered Press to study, but unfortunately, it wasn't as quiet as I expected it to be. The door was left open, so the busy street of Dundas was quiet a distraction. When the customer comes in, half the time, they are socializing pretty loud with the barista. This cafe is has a mix of quiet and noisy moments. I do prefer studying here over a few other cafes I been to, but I just wished it was as quiet as how everyone is describing it. I had an iced americano and it was pretty strong, which is the way I like it! EDIT: I have tried a few more drinks from here - Iced Mocha and Iced Chai Tea Latte and they were very tasty! UP ON MORE STAR! I will probably return back to study, but does not make it to my list for my preferred study spot! (no cafe have yet obtained this spot...)

I came back to this place on Dec 27th, 2011. It's a really nice place to do work solo. I came here with my boyfriend, and we were working on something together, we almost felt bad to be talking, because we were the only group making a noise..almost awkward, we felt like we were in a library. I am not complaining, i just want to make sure people who come here will respect this, and not be surprised, and maybe it can keep it that way, so there is a coffee place for people who just want to read a book. I didn't see any boardgame around, either they took them away or just ever existed...anyways. Store hours is kind of short.. like other espresso bar...they close at 7pm almost every night. (although we were sitting there till 7:20pm last night, and the guy didn't really kick us out, maybe he's not in a rush either) I had a regular brewed coffee this time, it was great! The cappuccino with single shot is a little bit light...and again not hot enough. P.S. They don't accept credit card, only take debit or cash.

I was at this place today with my girls, it was not ok. We went in cuz we were in Trinity Bellwoods park hanging out and ran out of drinks and it was super hot but they had not that many cold drinks that you could buy. There was some ice tea and a few different coffee's but that was it and two of my friends got iced latte's and they weren't even cold. I got an iced tea, it was ok, but the person behind the counter was really rushing around and didn't seem to know what she was doing, I think she may have been new. I liked the inside, it felt like a livingroom but we didn't stay long because even though they had air conditioning, it wasn't on, or it wasn't on much and it was to quiet. It was like a library, quiet, stuffy and empty.

It was a cute, quiet and comfortable neighbourhood cafe. The price was for the drinks was cheap. I would love to come back here and next time I want to bring my laptop in to work there.

A cute little place with a nice big table, sun pouring in the windows (well sometimes), and yummy coffee. I also thought their biscotti was good but they need a wider selection of offerings in the baked goods department. accepts credit cards without a fee if over $10. free wifi for customers (ask for password) decent washroom but it is not handicap accessible

This isn't my regular local cafe, but it is close. Whenever I do go here it's always good. it's a little more cafeteria feel than a lot of the other places in the neighbourhood, but the staff is always very friendly and I can't complain at all about the coffee. I rarely order anything different than a single latte at almost any cafe I go to, so unlike Vivek, I can't comment on multiple drinks, but the latte's I've had here were well made. If this place as a tiny big closer, I'd go here more.

Nice place! Try the dirty chai (chai latte made with espresso). Not only is it delicious, the barista will give you that cute leaf design on top. The cheese croissant isn't bad either. Plus, Dan Brown's Angels and Demons is on a shelf high enough to prevent anyone from reading it. That itself gives it 4 stars in my books.

Great place. Perfect atmosphere and ambiance for studying/working/reading. Loved the communal table. Super friendly baristas. Had the cappuccino - beautiful design, taste was average (for an independent local coffee shop). Inexpensive. Would definitely come again!

I like the oatmeal cookie. The coffee is not good. Bitter and watery. I prefer a much richer brew.