The Abbott - Old Toronto

The Abbott Toronto. Delicious Chai Tea but the iced coffee not too good. The prices are pretty good too.

My first time here and my only complaint is that it isn't closer to where I live! Environment: The setup is a bit rustic meets hipster. But doesn't have the pretentiousness and emotionally uncaring attitudes that some coffee shops with a similar style do. Hello (some of the coffee shops on Ossington...I'm looking your way ; . Customer Service: Very friendly and helpful. There was a guy working there when I came in. Not sure if there are other employees or if it was the owner. But he was very friendly, extremely helpful, and had a really nice, relaxed personality. WIFI 7 mbps download 1mbps upload according to Speedtest.net . And I was the only one using a laptop that I can see. So kind of low, but for a place this size, it's not entirely terrible. I'd recommend they get up to at least 15mbps download, if not 30 or 45. My apartment has stronger. Washroom Clean and tiny, but clean which is the key. Coffee Tea Food Really good and reasonable prices. I think a part of the reason for the lower prices is the neighborhood they are in. Conclusion: If I'm ever in this area, which is a bit out of the way for central Toronto people like myself, this will be my GO TO COFFEE SHOP. With great service, good pricing, good food/drink, it gets a strong 4/4. I was debating a 5/5, but wifi is very important. But I'd rather give this place a 4.5/5.

Another one of those coffee shops that I would never have visited if it weren't for the Indie Coffee Passport. My americano was not the best I've had but certainly not the worst and it was mighty strong, so if you want your coffee drinks made strong by default venture in here. I enjoy the small space it occupies, rickety benches alongside a communal table and smaller tables off to the other side. It's a joy to look around the walls in here as they have copies of old declarations of sorts and pictures and then you look over to behind the counter and you see a Jack Layton bobble head. The barista was friendly, wireless was reliable would have liked to see a bit more food options but for a coffee shops it does enough and more. I would recommend that it be a grab and go location for you, but they have an AC so in the summer it might prove to be a very welcome escape from the heat.

One of my favourite cafes in the city! A real oasis of good coffee in an otherwise barren area. A cozy, quirky, unpretentious neighbourhood spot. The espresso is always perfect, and the people who work there are lovely. I will continue to frequent it almost daily!

This place is awesome. I've been living in the neighbourhoods for a while but started getting my coffee there about a year ago after the nearby Starbucks closed. Staff is really friendly and the coffee is great, much much better than Starbucks. They are a true small neighbourhoods coffee shop. I believe they source their baked goods from several places, one of which delivers the most amazing chocolate nana bread that I have ever tried. I really hope they'll be able to bring more of that soon. Their coffee is great. You have a costumer y of kills and non- worry options to choose from, as well as syrups of your want to flavour your coffee or tea. They always have great new suggestions as well. And there is no better way than supporting a local business than getting your coffee there.