De Mello Palheta Coffee Roasters
2489 Yonge St., Toronto
House-roasted beans make for a perfect cup of siphon coffee, espresso and much more at this stylish midtown café. Excellent2489 Yonge St., Toronto
House-roasted beans make for a perfect cup of siphon coffee, espresso and much more at this stylish midtown café. ExcellentFirst Canadian Place, 100 King St. W., Toronto
From Michelin-starred French chef Armand Arnal comes this modern-rustic oasis within the Financial District’s First Canadian Place building. Offers café3 Ossington Ave., Toronto
Originating with a rough-and-tumble grab-and-go (mostly) café on Harbord Street, award-winning barista Sam James’s mini empire now spans four locations,1374 Queen St. W., Toronto
Acclaimed pastry chef Bertrand Alépée’s café and patisserie boasts some of the best confections in the city, alongside fresh breadsSherwood Forest Village, 1900 Dundas St. W., Mississauga
A quaint café in the upscale Sherwood Forest Village. The open kitchen creates an ever-changing variety of soups, sandwiches, crepes,500 Bloor St. W., Toronto
This Israeli import is an upgrade from the average coffee chain, with a chic colour palette of red, black and334 Dundas St. W., Toronto
Stylish café across the street from the Art Gallery of Ontario, with an atmosphere enhanced by the fine art onRoyal Conservatory of Music, 273 Bloor St. W., Toronto
Two locations for this Italian café. The Queen Street spot has a communal table and staff that break into song111 Queen St. E., Toronto
Two locations for this Italian café. The Queen Street spot has a communal table and staff that break into song10 Market St., Toronto
Consume copious amounts of the café’s micro-roasted Arabica, organic, fair trade and specialty coffees. Pastries and sandwiches, too. Open daily.Distillery District, 1 Trinity St., Toronto
Consume copious amounts of the café’s micro-roasted arabica, organic, fair trade and specialty coffees in a dramatically refurbished warehouse, located43 Hanna Ave., Toronto
Consume copious amounts of the café’s micro-roasted arabica, organic, fair trade and specialty coffees. Pastries and sandwiches, too, served in4 Crescent Rd., Toronto
Black and white tiles welcome you into this simple sandwich shop, complete with an old fashioned blackboard proclaiming the wares.812 Queen St. E., Toronto
French-style bakery and one of Leslieville’s most popular breakfast/lunch stops. Tiny dining area (only nine tables) and very busy on1208 Yonge St., Toronto
A hub for excellent morning and midday bevvies—a rotating selection of some of the world’s best coffees and espressos. By4 Boulton Ave., Toronto
A hub for excellent morning and midday bevvies—a rotating selection of some of the world’s best coffees and espressos. By100 King St. W., Toronto
Known for its variety of fresh breads, this bakery is also a popular spot for its hot and cold sandwiches,1969 Queen St. E., Toronto
Known for its variety of fresh breads, this bakery is also a popular spot for its hot and cold sandwiches,255 Logan Ave., Toronto
Known for its variety of fresh breads, this bakery is also a popular spot for its hot and cold sandwiches,55 Mill St., Toronto
Known for its variety of fresh breads, this bakery is also a popular spot for its hot and cold sandwiches,