Toronto is brimming with plenty of coffee shops. You might be dead set on sticking to your favourite local shop, but trust us when we say these new spots are worth checking out this fall! Check out our list for the best new coffee shops in Toronto!
This cafe is the perfect place to grab a coffee and a snack to escape the autumn cold on the west end of the city. This newly opened shop specializes in sweet and savoury scones which are baked fresh daily. The drink menu offers hot or cold coffee and many unique teas. Hiya Scones and Coffee is located at 1389 Dundas St. W.
Virtu Cafe located in the Canopy by Hilton is an upscale all-day cafe serving coffee alongside locally sourced sweet and savoury treats. The modern design and large interior make it a great location work remotely during the Fall season. Handcrafted pastries and cookies are baked in-house and served throughout the day. The signature drinks are prepared with freshly ground beans, ensuring a great taste every time. This newly opened cafe can be found in the Yorkville area at 387 Bloor St. E.
Solkatt Cafe serves not only reasonably priced coffee drinks but offers sandwiches and brunch as well. Located in Bloordale Village, the large, street-facing windows give the cafe a bright, welcoming vibe to enjoy a sunny Autumn day. Get your daily caffeine fix with espresso drinks around $5 and satisfy your food craving with their Asian-inspired brunch menu available Friday-Sunday.
This cozy "hole in the wall" spot is a great escape from the chilly city. With eclectic decor and ambient lighting, the atmosphere transports patrons to another world. Alongside coffee, this cafe also has some stronger stuff behind the bar and occasionally turns into a Hi-Fi listening space serving Japanese whisky and cocktails in the evening. Located on the south side of Dupont near Ossington Ave, this hidden spot is a perfect place to grab a cup of coffee with a friend this Fall.
This newly opened shop has gained quick popularity as a neighbourhood staple for good coffee with a great atmosphere. Located inside an old inn, Butter & Blue has transformed the space into a quaint cafe vibe. The Asian-inspired menu offers delicious treats such as milk bun breakfast sandwiches and matcha mochi alongside typical coffee drinks. Visit Butter & Blue at 7 Baldwin St.
This Asian-inspired cafe has innovative drinks sure to impress. Bringing the popular "cloud latte" trend from Thailand, the head barista at PLEARN creates hot and cold beverages that are just as visually creative as they are delicious. Even the name PLEARN (a combination of the words play and learn) suggests the cafe has a fun and different atmosphere. Try their fun coffee creations at 74 Gerrard St. E.
Recently opened at 1068 Dundas, Sonndr is a new addition to the city's seemingly endless list of coffee shops. Located across the street from Trinity Bellwoods Park, this is the perfect spot to enjoy a hot cup of joe after a brisk walk. If the weather allows, the shop has a patio to enjoy their homemade sweet and savoury treats while sipping on a coffee or matcha.
Toronto is brimming with plenty of coffee shops. You might be dead set on sticking to your favourite local shop, but trust us when we say these new spots are worth checking out this fall! Check out our list for the best new coffee shops in Toronto!
Hiya Scone and Coffee
This cafe is the perfect place to grab a coffee and a snack to escape the autumn cold on the west end of the city. This newly opened shop specializes in sweet and savoury scones which are baked fresh daily. The drink menu offers hot or cold coffee and many unique teas. Hiya Scones and Coffee is located at 1389 Dundas St. W.
Virtu Cafe
Virtu Cafe located in the Canopy by Hilton is an upscale all-day cafe serving coffee alongside locally sourced sweet and savoury treats. The modern design and large interior make it a great location work remotely during the Fall season. Handcrafted pastries and cookies are baked in-house and served throughout the day. The signature drinks are prepared with freshly ground beans, ensuring a great taste every time. This newly opened cafe can be found in the Yorkville area at 387 Bloor St. E.
Solkatt Cafe
Solkatt Cafe serves not only reasonably priced coffee drinks but offers sandwiches and brunch as well. Located in Bloordale Village, the large, street-facing windows give the cafe a bright, welcoming vibe to enjoy a sunny Autumn day. Get your daily caffeine fix with espresso drinks around $5 and satisfy your food craving with their Asian-inspired brunch menu available Friday-Sunday.
915 Dupont
This cozy "hole in the wall" spot is a great escape from the chilly city. With eclectic decor and ambient lighting, the atmosphere transports patrons to another world. Alongside coffee, this cafe also has some stronger stuff behind the bar and occasionally turns into a Hi-Fi listening space serving Japanese whisky and cocktails in the evening. Located on the south side of Dupont near Ossington Ave, this hidden spot is a perfect place to grab a cup of coffee with a friend this Fall.
Butter & Blue
This newly opened shop has gained quick popularity as a neighbourhood staple for good coffee with a great atmosphere. Located inside an old inn, Butter & Blue has transformed the space into a quaint cafe vibe. The Asian-inspired menu offers delicious treats such as milk bun breakfast sandwiches and matcha mochi alongside typical coffee drinks. Visit Butter & Blue at 7 Baldwin St.
PLEARN
This Asian-inspired cafe has innovative drinks sure to impress. Bringing the popular "cloud latte" trend from Thailand, the head barista at PLEARN creates hot and cold beverages that are just as visually creative as they are delicious. Even the name PLEARN (a combination of the words play and learn) suggests the cafe has a fun and different atmosphere. Try their fun coffee creations at 74 Gerrard St. E.
The Sonndr Cafe
Recently opened at 1068 Dundas, Sonndr is a new addition to the city's seemingly endless list of coffee shops. Located across the street from Trinity Bellwoods Park, this is the perfect spot to enjoy a hot cup of joe after a brisk walk. If the weather allows, the shop has a patio to enjoy their homemade sweet and savoury treats while sipping on a coffee or matcha.
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