Oak shelving with a stereo receiver and turntable beside low round tables, red cushioned stools and a small tree in Boxcar Social Laneway

Canada

Toronto

43.6532,-79.3832

Toronto spreads its best specialty coffee across old warehouse strips and quiet side streets, rewarding a bit of walking between neighborhoods.

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Oak shelving with a stereo receiver and turntable beside low round tables, red cushioned stools and a small tree in Boxcar Social Laneway

Boxcar Social Laneway

Mirvish Village · Toronto

listening bar calmBeans to go
The corner building of Carbonic Coffee with a yellow green ground floor painted with large leafy plant murals, a white clapboard upper floor and a glass door

Carbonic Coffee Dundas West

Dundas West · Toronto

pour over focusrotating guest roasters
The backlit tiger mural above the espresso counter at De Mello, grinders and retail cups lined up on the terrazzo bar

De Mello Coffee

The Well, Fashion District · Toronto

showroomBeans to go
The red La Marzocco espresso machine at Ethica with stacked branded ETHICA cups, exposed brick, and potted plants behind

Ethica Coffee Roasters

Wallace Emerson · Toronto

industrialBeans to go
Hale's industrial wooden cube ceiling installation strung with lights above the counter, a Drinks menu board visible below

Hale Coffee Company

Junction Triangle · Toronto

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The white Coffee sign over the glass shopfront of Library Coffee, with an open door beside the window and a green bench beneath it

Library Coffee

Chinatown · Toronto

coffee resource centreBeans to go
The white Mercury Espresso Bar sign over a corner doorway marked 915, with the door open onto round pendant lamps inside and the sky reflected in the windows

Mercury Espresso Bar

Leslieville · Toronto

multi roaster barBeans to go
The long stainless steel bar at Pilot Coffee Roasters under an angular origami style ceiling, with rows of grinders, bean hoppers, and a barista at work

Pilot Coffee Roasters

Ossington · Toronto

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The dark brick storefront of Propeller Coffee Co. at 50 Wade Avenue with its red propeller sign above the door

Propeller Coffee Co.

Wallace Emerson · Toronto

industrial roasteryBeans to go
The listening lounge at Rooms with a neon Rooms Radio sign, vintage speakers, a DJ booth, and warm ambient lighting

Rooms | 17 Baldwin

Baldwin Village · Toronto

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The counter at Sam James Coffee Bar Harbord with a grinder, a pastry case and bags of beans, a menu board above and a black and white mural on the wall

Sam James Coffee Bar Harbord

Little Italy · Toronto

original Harbord barBeans to go
A row of pour over cones lined up on the counter at Subtext, with plants, retail bags, and the espresso machine behind

Subtext Coffee Roasters

Stockyards District · Toronto

minimalistBeans to go
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