Cafe Guide Toronto, Canada
Toronto is a sprawling metropolis with great parks, great architecture, and inspiring art galleries. Queen Street West between McCaul and Ossington is filled with unique cafes and bookshops to keep you busy for hours. This street from University Avenue to Bathurst offers an eclectic mix of antique stores, used books, fashion boutiques, and vintage clothing stores. Little Italy is a lively area filled with cafes and shops along College Street between Euclid and Shaw. Queen's Park and the University of Toronto neighborhood extends from College to Bloor Street between Spadina Avenue and Bay Street. The College Street strip has a lot of Italian cafes. Yorkville is a rich district filled with galleries, designer boutiques, small cafes, and restaurants.
Cafes of the Moment [View Directory]
The Bean
388 College St
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Paesani's Caffe
226 Preston St.
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Moonbean Coffee
30 St Andrew Street
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Moonbean Coffee 30 St Andrew Street
An unassuming little place nestled between Chinatown and Kensington market, Moonbean Coffee Company is no...
Reviewed on: July 01, 2008 | View Full Review for Moonbean Coffee
Java Mama 1075 Bathurst Street
A small clarification on the above review. As Susan does catering and often hosts private events at Ja...
Reviewed on: January 05, 2008 | View Full Review for Java Mama
Java Mama 1075 Bathurst Street
Java Mama is a small and warm coffee shop located just
inside Toronto's
wonderful Annex neighborhood...
Reviewed on: January 04, 2008 | View Full Review for Java Mama
Whole Foods Market Cafe 87 Avenue Road
In Yorkville, shoppers drive to this trendy neighborhood for more than their groceries. The market an...
Reviewed on: May 24, 2005 | View Full Review for Whole Foods Market Cafe
Jet Fuel 519 Parliament St
Located in the Cabbagetown neighborhood, Jet Fuel's customers are in for their daily visit for an ear...
Reviewed on: May 23, 2005 | View Full Review for Jet Fuel
Regional Snacks [All]
Nanaimo Bar
A type of chocolate no-bake square, it receives its name from the city of Nanaimo, British Columbia, wher...
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