Faema Caffe - Toronto
Faema Caffe
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Faema Cafe, located in Toronto's Dupont area, offers a simple yet satisfying Italian dining experience. The large, noisy room provides a bustling atmosphere, accompanied by friendly service and a varied menu of Italian fare. The establishment is known for its generous portions, including cheesy lasagna and fresh pizza. Their gelato, served in silver chalices, is a must-try. While some dishes have received mixed reviews, regular patrons appreciate Faema's casual ambiance and reasonable prices. The cafe is popular among families, couples, and singles alike, offering a warm atmosphere for dining and drinks. Overall, Faema Cafe is a go-to spot for those seeking quality Italian food in a relaxed setting.
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This original Faema with the store above, with its open airy space serves good quick food such as pizzas, salads and sandwiches with a very good bar selection, and of course excellent coffee such as the pictured espresso macchiato
Cool place. Italian cafe. All the food I've tried has been good. Portions are large, lasagna is cheesy, pizza is fresh and they provide hot oil if that's your thing. And wash it all down with a silver chalice of mmmm gelato. it ain't Teroni's but it ain't trying to be. Simple Italian done simply. Can't argue with that.
My review is actually of the Vaughan location but that one is not on Zomato so I had to pick the Seaton location. I gave it a five because everything I've tried there so far is great and they have my favourite Marshmallow Latte which is perfect. I love the atmosphere at Faema. It's cozy and has nice warm lighting. The Crostata Di Ricotta is delicious try it if you get a chance. But make sure you try the Marshmallow Latte.
My favourite lattee stop. I make a point of coming here at least once a week. There espresso is so flavourful and rich. It's also very strong so if I go late at night I ask for only one shot instead of the two it comes with) and try the Nutella filled croissant!!!
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