It's a nice enough place to sit and hang out, but the service is horribly slow, and frankly pretty rude the several times I've been in. It's a silly game of whoever makes eye contact first. There are an average of 3 people behind the counter each time I've been in, and its still so slow. I waited 10 minutes for a latte, and then another 5 for it to be remade because it wasnt what I'd ordered. AND THEN I come to learn they don't have the size I ordered, she just didn't say anything and gave me the small. Very expensive for what little you get. Save your money for one of the other cafes in the area- I'd even recommend Starbucks down the street before this place. Bonus: your money goes toward climate change denial.

It is a peculiar coffee shop, with lots of options but generally pricey. Their tables are not leveled properly, so your coffee might end up somewhere else besides the cup. The americano was okay, a bit weak, and their pastries did not look very appealing. The service was uninspired, and the overall ambiance was dull.

Probably the best people I've ever met. They are absolutely friendly. The place is amazingly organized and feels very relaxing inside. And I had an Iced latte which was extraordinarily refreshing and delightful. The coffee was on point and it wasn't oversweetened. I fell in love with the ambiance here... Totally recommended and I will be a regular here. Great work everyone at Green Beanery. You made my day

climate change deniers. as a barista of 15 years i’ve learned about the coffee belt, different regions, and the effect climate has on coffee. the public and unapologetic denial of climate change is pathetic at best. edit: creepy. it was 8-9 years ago and *very* briefly. i was told that you hired me solely to learn “starbucks’ secrets of cleanliness” cause you were said to have struggled with that. i quit (about 3 weeks in) when you allowed an employee to treat me and many other staff so incredibly poorly. as i said, I’ve worked for many cafes and learned from many different growers, farmers, and roasters, so i will be trusting in that (broad, multi-sourced) education rather than whatever pamphlet you give out. thank you.

Interesting... Lots of merch and beans. Surprising lack of knowledge by staff though.. except for the resident roasting guy who was very helpful! I felt the need to help out a fellow customer with grinder advice when he wasn't getting help. Overall cafe experience is great and cozy with delicious espresso.

I ordered the Chicken Salad which was freshly made on the spot, a blueberry smoothie, along with a regular coffee. We also ordered a chorizo sandwich with egg which was delicious. The price was also exceptionally reasonable, but the only drawback was the long wait.

Nice spot with good coffee. The mocha is a contender for best in Toronto. There’s no WiFi, which is not great for a coffee shop. Many of the chairs/tables could use replacing. —————— Follow me on Instagram @yamisohungry for more

The hot chocolate was yummy and the croissant decent. The staff was all super friendly!! They invite interesting people to talk and have lively discussions, and attending is free. Heads up, they don’t offer free wifi, so not quite a good spot for working, but definitely the place for a chat.

This cafe is nestled in possibly the perfect location. The interior is strewn with coffee-bean bag accented furniture and the atmosphere is perfect for a midday caffeine boost or get together. Not to mention the coffee is fantastic. Edit: this location is no longer open which is sad, they apparently only have an online store now, so that renders my review moot. Still, if the beans are roasted the same as when I went into their Cafe, I'm sure it would be an enjoyable cup

Great location with a pretty cool vibe inside. I love the mission of the cafe. It's all about fair trade coffee and the profits from the cafe go to a charity which is lovely. Unfortunately, it only gets three stars because the staff (although they were friendly) forgot about the very simple order my friend and I had paid for even though the place wasn't very busy. My pal was also a bit disappointed in the grilled cheese that he bought (but I didn't try any, so I can't personally speak to that).

This is such a good place to spend a while in a cold weather. The decoration is beautiful, very cozy. If you go after 5 pm maybe you will have to wait for a table, it gets crowded, but it's worth the wait.

Store may be closed but Lisa at the Green Beanery went above and beyond to help me get the coffee maker I ordered. Top knotch customer service. Thank you Lisa

I wanted to come by and see if they had the coffee and products I was looking for, but they don’t even have a phone number so I went elsewhere. Awful biz practice.