Field Trip Cafe

Got an amazing Iced dirty chai. Some places give me grief about this drink but it’s my new test to see if I like a place cuz it’s my go to drink. It was awesome great chill music to have some beers on the patio or to putter away on your laptop. Super cute. Awesome vibe. I want to be a regular !!

Such a nice space with good coffees, and booze. Finally had a sandwich and the bread was so very stale.

I went there with the work team and had our meating there on Wed afternoon. I really Like it.
their berry-​choco muffins are dynamite!
I would definitely come back.

This is great escape to get some studying done. The coffee is delicious and the service is friendly.
My only complaint is that it is so busy and the muffins are never yummy. Go for the cookies instead. Also, if studying gets too much, you can have a beer!
I can’t wait for the outdoor space to open.

Nice coffee shop tucked away on Westmoreland, just north of Bloor.
Good coffee, decent prices, tasty sandwiches and cookies, and friendly staff — what more could you ask for? Oh, and they don’t charge you extra for non-​dairy milk!
They also serve beer and have a nice selection of bourbon, which is a bonus.
The place is sometimes full with people working away on computers, but it’s also a nice place to go and chat with friends. When it’s nice out, there is also a lovely patio.

Licensed coffee shop.
I prefer drip coffee to Americano’s and Field Trip makes the best drip coffee around. They are very particular about where they source their beans from and give you a choice of three beans. What is exceptionally helpful is that they have accurate definitions, earthy, spicy etc, of each bean and are happy to tell you more about what to expect from taste.
As others have mentioned, the west facing patio is fantastic to grab a drink on during the summer. They have a couple of craft brews on tap and a limited bar rail, although this is definitely more a coffee shop than a bar.
They do offer some pretty awesome pre-​made sandwiches which are delivered daily and the type of backed goods one would expect, muffins, scones etc.
An important thing to be aware of is that each cup of coffee is made fresh via French press at point of order. I love this conceptually but it does impact the ability to get in and out quickly. I am not sure how they have figured it out, but it takes approx 4 minutes. When I French press at home it takes 10.
I love that they take the time to brew with integrity but it certainly has stopped me from stopping in on certain occasions when I have been in a rush. I have tried calling in advance to place an order but they don’t actually have a landline.
The staff is approachable and friendly, although there is one guy who looks at you sideways if you don’t tip, which as a result, I never do if he is the person serving me.
The latter two paragraphs are the reason this get a 4 rather than a 5.

We dropped by Field trip one lazy afternoon. From the February cold, we suddenly found ourselves in almost-​spring: the blue accent wall, the large windows, the funky plants and smiley staff all played part in the magic. We got a coffee (guatemala), a hot chocolate and a muffin each: an apple-​cinnamon and a chocolate-​cherry. The drinks we got were so-​so (I’d rather had a starbucks), but the mmmmuffins… were heavenly! Warm, fresh, full of taste… pure satisfaction! Will be back just for those.

So many good things to say about this place. Great service, yummy/​healthy breakfast and lunch, well sourced and thought out coffee, and unpretentious atmosphere. It’s a great place to work as well, especially with the patio in the summer. Hope they never leave.

This is a vegan-​friendly café in the space that used to be El Cafecito. I really love the patio on this space. It’s removed from Bloor and quiet. Interior is small but beautiful.
They have vegan muffins, a vegan sandwich special (red pepper and hummus) and you can get jam on toast made from freshly baked bread or just buy a whole load here.
They also have quite a few beers available for when coffee won’t do.
Extra points for the name. Owners are super friendly.

This place really just has it all. Great food, awesome service, huge patio, reasonable prices, craft beer. I’m happy to have stumbled upon this local gem.

Cute place, good coffee and tea, great craft beer selection. My go-​to coffee spot in the area is The Common on Bloor, but I was hungry today so stopped here for a sandwich. The sandwich was yummy (grilled veg with hummus) and the Prairie Boy bread they use is great (also available as toast with butter or jam). The coffee costs a bit more than at The Common, but is still reasonably priced ($ 3.25 for a cappuccino). Plus they have beer and a patio. I didn’t have any of the pastries, but they looked good — several types of cookies, muffins and tarts were on offer. Would love to see some plants or flowers on the patio just to make it prettier, but on the whole it has a nice atmosphere.
Update: I tried one of the drip coffees (ground and brewed to order) and it was excellent. I urge you to try one instead of an Americano.

Go-​to café if you’re in the Dovercourt village! The owners are incredibly attentive and always have a great idea/​product to share. The café has an amazing décor, cute plants and sunny terrace. It’s the perfect spot to go study/​read and have a beer or a coffee.
Great beer selection, and the snacks they sell are locally made. You should go!

Definitely my favourite new hotspot for great teas, coffees, beer, bourbon, and fresh pastries from SLICED. I come here for the drip coffee and peppermint tea, the killer chocolate-​raspberry muffin, the Prairie Boy toast and butter, the airy environment, the great soundtrack, the ultra smooth wifi, and the super welcoming owners. They’ve brightened up the venue from its previous form — I definitely visit more often now.
NOTE: West-​facing patio is super for summer afternoon beers! Makes going 10 steps north of Bloor worth it for any south-​of-​Bloor types.

This place is such a hidden gem! I love their patio, it’s a pretty good size and Dave’s an off street just off of bloor west of ossington. It’s lovely on a nice summer evening… I liked their beers they had on tap and what a deal too! Also, great options for nibblys w a coffee or drink. Very friendly, charming owner he knows a lot of the stuff he sells and takes the time to let you know what tou may like. Definitely worth checking out when in this neck of the woods… It’s a little bit hidden but that just makes it that much more of a gem!

Came here while wondering in this part of town. The coffee is good and what one would expect from a nice café next to a park such as this.
They have a bar, a patio, nice staff. The interior had a clean modern look with minimal décor.
There is an abandoned building across the street with graffiti across it that gives this place a ‘totally legit’/ ‘bad ass’ vibe. If your into that sort of thing. Although judging by the elderly out of town couple inside, it’s a pretty tame neighbourhood.
There are sandwiches made fresh daily, judging by the loaf of bread half sliced on a cutting board on the counter, it’s a ‘from scratch’, ‘onsite’ type situation.
On the whole seems like a great place to waste away an afternoon or start a laid back Friday night.