Sun Cafe & Flowers

Flowers and coffee are a perfect match! I can’t tell if this café does its coffee better or its flowers.
The couple that run this café clearly take great pride in it. My toffee latte was smooth, creamy, and sinfully sweet.
While I didn’t take too long to look at their flowers, I noticed an impressive selection, particularly their creative arrangements of succulents.
This café is perfect for lingering with a good book or a tough assignment. The smell of flowers and the big windows make this the perfect gem.

A café that sells beautiful flowers, coffee and treats? As Amy Poehler would say: YES, PLEASE.
I had stopped at Second Avenue Sweets to grab some cupcakes for a dear friend’s birthday, and when I asked the cashier what flower shop was nearby, another patron told me I simply must visit Sun Café. I had walked by it numerous times before and was intrigued by the idea, so took her advice.
What an adorable little spot! There’s a coffee counter with sweets and treats, and a small sitting area, where I would love to work. The rest of the shop is filled with flowers. There are plenty of arrangements, but you can also head in to the walk-​in fridge and check out more blooms. The staff member there was so lovely and helped me pick out the perfect spring bouquet. The price was very fair, at $ 45 for a large and lovely arrangement. They also have lots of local artwork on sale.
I couldn’t resist grabbing a coffee and oatmeal cookie on the way out, and both were fantastic. I can’t wait to stop by here again!

One of my favorite hidden spots in the city. I’ve always been treated to good service here. Their flowers are excellent, and on the occasions that I’ve bought them, they’ve stayed colourful and lush for a very long time.
Their coffee is exceptional. I’ve had it black, and I’ve had some of their specialty drinks. Both are well worth what you pay for, and leaps and bounds better than the Starbucks down the street. Their sweets have always been fresh and decadent when I’ve ordered them.
They’ve got plenty of beautiful artwork for sale. The décor is nice, though a little crowded in places — this does not bother me though and everything else makes up for it.
Last time I went, their debit machine wasn’t working so the owner told us we could just pay him back next time (we found cash). He also refused our insistence on a tip. When he brought us our drinks, he had made extra for my girlfriend’s frappucino so he gave me the rest in a small cup. Stellar customer service.
I sincerely hope this place stays around, as it’s one of those rare shops that treats people like community instead of customers.

A delightful café. Also called «Sun Café & Flowers.» It’s a café and flowershop, so you end up drinking your coffee surrounded by fragrant, lovely plants. In warmer months they have outdoor seating. There is free Wifi with no password.

This café/​flower shop is such a cute, quaint little spot. The shop is located in a very central area, right on Bank Street. The sun shines right through the window panes and fills the whole shop, it’s really lovely.
Though I haven’t tried much else on their menu, I can tell you that the coffee here is organic, fair trade and locally roasted from Francesco’s– I really appreciate this, and also find it to be DELICIOUS. I also think it’s really awesome for local businesses to be supporting one another.
As well, the flowers here are quite lovely and I have never felt pressured from staff. They have a room that is temperature controlled that you can walk right into to select your stems, or a number of plants if that is what you prefer. When I bought a simple little bouquet recently, the owner dressed it right up! It was lovely.
Overall I enjoy visiting this cute little shop and will certainly return.

The ambience was absolutely fabulous! LOVED being surrounded by so many beautiful plants! It made for a relaxing time spent chatting with my friend. The almond mocha coffee was to die for! Although I’d like to try other selections as well, I’ll definitely keep that one in my repertoire as I’d love to have it again. Last but not least, our host was so very accommodating, hospitable and kind that I’d ecstatic to share this wonderful experience with everyone! Do check it out!

What a cozy and relaxing place to sit down for a mocha, dessert pastry and chat with a friend or to read a book. The coffee shop is set inside the flower shop so you are surrounded by beautiful greenery and the fragrant smell of flowers. Coffee creations are very good. Dessert pastries are not overpriced and the coffee cake and apple danish we shared were warmed for us which was a very nice touch.
This little hidden gem inside a flower shop does not have wifi so you do not get people ordering one cup of coffee and popping a squat for hours and hours. Bathroom is available for customers in the back. I only wished I discovered this place sooner.
Love to support the local mom/​pop places.

My partner and I love this café so much. We live downtown so we are spoiled for choice, but this is our favorite of all of them. The service is friendly and the food and drink are divine. As a picky eater, I am usually wary of coffee but their flavoured lattes are incredible.
My only problem is that it is so small inside that sometimes it is difficult to get a seat or table — but this is more the fault of the people who sit around long after their coffee is finished.

I happened to walk by Sun the weekend the opened and was drawn in by the view of all the plants through the large bay windows. It’s a beautiful place to sit, surrounded by greenery, in a heritage building and with a view of the street.
The menu is fairly small with pastries, salads and sandwiches, and their coffee is ethically sourced. They offer soy milk, which is always a plus for me. The menu rotates seasonally, but there are usually veg*n and gluten-​free options.
The owners are a friendly Polish couple who run the business with their adult son. This means that on Sunday afternoons, services from St. Hyacinth’s on Lebreton spill into the café. Getting a seat might require coming to blows with an elderly babcia next to a priest makes use of the free wifi, but you do what you have to for a coffee. Or at least I do. On any other day of the week the atmosphere is very relaxing with all the natural light and flowers.