Chill and cool spot to sit down for your coffee. It's only open during the weekdays near Liberty Village so no hopes of getting that coffee during on a Saturday.
I was finally able to try this spot after seeing it on several coffee spot lists for Toronto. It has a hipster industrial vibe and lots of tables for your to sit down to work. When I went it was a light crowd so there was more than enough tables for a few lap tops. The noise wasn't too much so it isn't a distracting spot. In addition to their coffee, they had Glory Hole donuts, some packaged salads, and a decent amount of baked goods. I did spy PB so for those who are having nut allergies, unfortunately you probably need to head somewhere else for a snack.
Service here is friendly and plentiful. There was at least 4 people behind the counter on a random late Thursday afternoon. Usually I only spy one or two at most in other places so this was a pleasant change.
Flat White with almond milk - Though it was made quickly, I probably wouldn't have mind if the barista spent a few more minutes on it. I'm not sure what happened but this was not a good drink. When it was handed to me, it was just warm and by the time I walked to my car just parked outside on the street on a summer day, I could have chugged it if I wanted to. Also, there was way too much overfrothed foam that looks more like a Starbucks cappuccino. The flavour was unfortunate as well... diluted heavily by too much milk. It was closer to a latte... I think it could have been decent. From what I tasted, the beans lean towards a nuttier note but I really can't tell cause it was so watered down. 3/5
For Liberty Village, there's a vacancy of any good coffee spot... Starbucks definitely doesn't count. Sadly Louie Craft doesn't quite get the drinks either to make this one a spot to come back. It's sad to say head to over to Ossington for a good cup but it's the only one nearby.