D-Beatstro

I can only assume that this place is getting business because people want to go to the «punk rock» «community» café as It certainly can’t be for the food or coffee.
All the food they serve is unimaginative combinations of yves vegan products and fake cheese. Pro tip: Just because you’re a vegan café doesn’t mean almost every sandwich you make has to have some kind of fake meat.
The coffee is awful. Maybe I just managed to show up the one day undrinkable shwill was being served. I don’t think so though as I’m not the only one I know who has described the coffee as undrinkable. All I know is, I’ve had a better cup of coffee from 7 – 11.
My friend recently decided to give it a try and ordered a smoothie. Shes described the experience as ‘surprising in how she didn’t know beforehand how much fruit could be made to taste like water.“
Conclusion: if you’re looking for a decent vegan latte, try TBC across the street.

I’ve watch D-​Beatstro improved their offerings and options over the last few months and it’s been great to see them grow from sort of disorganized but charming to really having a solid menu, kitchen, and coffee set up. They have a nice variety of baked goods, occasionally have gluten-​free options too for those of you that need/​want them, and herbalist blended teas available. But my favourite thing now is their brunch, because it’s good, really good.
Seating is comfortable and well spaced out, so if you’re tired of sharing elbow room with other folks during weekend brunches — this might be a great spot to check out. The restaurant and café is also wheelchair and/​or mobility device accessible with a ramp outside (they also have an accessible washroom.)
The folks here make a great soy latte, and why anyone would recommend going to a Starbucks or Tim Hortons over even a non-​dairy latte, I don’t understand, but Kevin S. you do you. They also have a variety of other fun drinks — like hot chocolate, white hot chocolate, matcha lattes, and other surprises in store for you. They also «only» have soy, almond, coconut, and cashew. Oh no, too many options? Branch out a little.
Check em out for brunch or during the week.

Going to D-​Beatstro was the most unpleasant experience I had in Toronto since I moved here. Went there to have brunch with my wife on January 1^st and the place was crowded. We had to wait for more than one hour to be seated — which is kind of OK, even though it was after 1PM and we were really hungry, it was the first day of the year and we were expecting some delay. However the servers seemed completely lost and unprepared to deal with it. They kept asking us and the other clients who was next in line instead of doing it themselves, as any other server in any other restaurant would do. When we finally got seated, they served us some tea that was ordered by another table — which, by the way, was seated AFTER us. The couple in that other table got their drinks and food even before someone noticed that we wanted to order our breakfast. We tried to call one of the waitress but they just ignored us. When the couple mentioned before was already paying for their meal, we decided to cancel our order and go somewhere else. It was 3PM and we hadn’t got anything to eat. The waitress then realised that the paper with our order had fallen down from the order queue and the guys in the kitchen hadn’t even started doing our food. I’m never returning to this place again and I would never recommend it to anyone else.

BEST tofu scramble I’ve ever had… I like it more than scrambled eggs. They have converted me. I’ve seen the light.

Best vegan baking in Toronto, friendly staff, warm and open atmosphere.
Go out of your way to come here and I promise you will not be disappointed.

Love this place. Their root beer cupcakes are frickin’ delicious. And it’s a safe space for lots of groups of people. And they have great events. And they host and support a lot of local artists. AND it’s one of the only places in the area that I can find delicious vegan eats and a variety of milk alternatives!
(How is an «elite» Unilocaler actually recommending Tim Horton’s or Shitbucks over a lovely, independent vegan café?!)

If you like the vegan, gluten free type of coffee and food then this is your place. If you are like me and like your coffee done the way you are used to then maybe try somewhere else. They do not have regular milk, only coconut, soy and almond milk are available.
The thing that I did like about the place was that they had very interesting art work around the store for sale and they do offer their location for rental for events which is a large enough space.
Overall, if you want to try somethings interesting or want to impress someone with how hip you are then check out D’beastro, but if you want a regular coffee, check out the Tim Hortons or Starbucks down the street.

Unilocal says I have to write more than «Obviously the best place in the world! «for this to qualify as a review so .
If you’re looking for the best coffee ever at the nicest café this side of the Atlantic with the greatest music ever conceived and served by the nicest humans to ever grace us with their presence then GO HERE.
You won’t be disappointed !

Great place for beats and vegan treats!
Friendly people with great music and wifi connection is always great!
Also beautiful décor! Love the milkcrates, wall picture frame details and gorgeous wooden bartop!

The best cold brew! Fancy vegan treats, monthly art shows and live events. My new favourite place