This is a grab and go location for Quantum Coffee, located beside the Konrad Group office, inside the Well. There is very limited seating since this is not a fully fledged shop. We got a hot chocolate and a coffee. Prices are average for a boutique coffee shop. They also have a decent selection of baked goods, bottle juices, and snacks. The barista was very nice. Overall very clean, makes sense since this is a new location.

Welcome back to the King West neighbourhood!! Lattes were just as amazing as 4 years ago, don’t forget to try the scones! They’re still under construction so there is no sitting areas at the moment.

Me and my friend recently visited since the recent opening and I have to say it was extremely hard to find the place coz there is no advertising anyways we found the place and went in as they were just opening and we were the first one to get served . We order a bunch of food items to try and snack on . Everything food was absolute waste not fresh at all barely could eat it garbage everything after first bite . Clearly they were not fresh at all so that’s for food I don’t eat anything there and pay a premium price for food and get trash . Cappuccino Coffee and match tea latte was good 👍 she also made u cute little hearts on coffee and tea and got served with her beautiful smile 😊 thanks for that awesome service as for the cafe get better food apart from coffee food was of very low quality and taste .

Nice coffee shop in The Well. I enjoyed a hot cocoa & service was good. Tad expensive but what isn’t these days. Quaint seating area to chill.

Overall would not recommend or visit again. The staff were friendly, but there is minimal food selection (it’s just small snack items). The food we got was not great - my croissant was soggy.. There were also no chairs around the massive table they have. After walking through The Well, we just wanted to get a coffee and sit down. It didn't make sense why they didn’t have anywhere to sit with so much space.

I had a bit of time before going to a conference, so I thought I would walk over to Quantum because I had heard so much about it. The interior and ambiance of the coffee shop is very modern but minimalistic. I actually really like the decor- mainly wooden pieces with gold polyhedron accents throughout. It's inviting. I spoke with two employees while I was there and they were both very friendly and patient with my many questions about their menu. They have a variety of pastries and other baked goods, like scones, croissants, etc. I ended up ordering a latte and a chocolate cinnamon scone. The latte was absolutely delicious (good quality beans) and the scone was a pretty big serving and really good. Usually I find many scones to be dry or "flour-y" but this scone was everything but that! What I found as a downfall was the lack of possible seating. There are long bar tables by the windows and some other benches but this could probably only accommodate 20ish people comfortably. By the time I got there, the place was full (this is a great thing for Quantum, but can be offputting to potential customers). Overall, I would definitely go again!

Nice place for a quality coffee, and ample space to get some work done. A little hard to find, but I assume more signage is coming to the Well. The water bottle filling station is a nice touch.

Quantum Coffee: A Toronto Espresso Odyssey Quantum Coffee promises bold flavors and precise craft, and on that promise, it delivers. Stepping into their minimalist haven on Queen West is like entering a coffee scientist's playground, with gleaming equipment and the air alive with the intoxicating aroma of roasted beans. I embarked on a caffeine journey, sampling their flat white, espresso, and Americano, and here's what I found: Flat White: First up, the flat white. This smooth symphony of steamed milk and espresso was a masterclass in texture. The velvety microfoam d

Worst Chai latte I've ever had. Like sticking a tea bag in luke warm milk and water. No flavor and not even tea leaves used, just a tea bag plopped in a cup. Limited selection on snacks and nothing exciting on the menu worth coming back for or they run out of stuff fast (stock well or dont serve snacks at all). The place wasn't busy and the counters with lids and condiments was also noticeably dirty and not wiped in awhile. Lastly, not enough places to sit for a coffee shop. Definitely not coming back. Go to Melo or Neo Cafe on the next block over. Much better

Almond croissant priced at 6$ was ridiculously dry, had an artificial overpowering almond syrup taste to it and was too small and not crunchy for this price. It also didn’t really seem fresh. I wish I could get my money back because that’s a ripoff.

If you're looking for a place to get some work done then this place is amazing. On a Sunday morning there were just s couple people so it was very nice and calm. Good menu with some interesting snacks available. Solid wifi, power outlets, and comfortable seating. Staff was friendly.

I would like to say the place is good, nevertheless service is part of the experience and it was actually bad; the barista was not cleaning basket after disposing the used coffee. Please let her know that cleaning that is as important as having a positive attitude. 😊

The Coffee is good, the other location has been closed since I’ve arrived in Toronto. And I enjoyed the peanut butter and jelly square. I would return for a coffee to go but there’s limited seats and it’s definitely not a comfortable location. It’s worth checking out if you’re near the well.

New location at The Well, the cortado I ordered tasted unpleasantly acrid, milk was questionable :(

There’s nothing special. And there’s nothing. They have huge area but use it for nothing. I don’t get it why they still survive in that location even tons of cafes everywhere in the city.

Got a tea latte that cost 6.50 all in. There's non lactose substitutes like oat milk and almond milk. Staff is nice. Tea latte was good but given the price, you can get the same elsewhere in the area with better seating like Jimmy's coffee. You have to order at one wall of the shop and pick up your coffeeBe warned that this is mostly a take out coffee place! This is NOT a good place to grab a coffee, snack, and study. There's limited seating at the coffee shop itself. There's a public space connected owned by brainstation but it's usually full with students sometimes taking up one full table and also staff shut the doors at 3pm. Recommend if you want a quick grab and go.

One of the most popular cafe in downtown. I think their food/ coffee are alright, but they have really good working vibe because they share a working space with brain station next to the actually coffee shop. A lot of people came here to chat and work on their laptop. But if you try to get yourself a spot during weekend, I highly recommend to get there as early as possible. If you can't find a spot in the brain station working space, there are few spot in the coffee shop.

Good coffee and some nice (local made) snacks to choose from (including gluten-free options). They have outside seating area which is really nice + good view. The concept of paying first at a complete other side of the room can be a little confusing. Other than that; nice place!

Beyond thrilled that Quantum is back! Best mocha I’ve had in my life and frankly any of their espresso-based drinks are a dream.

Great reliable coffee with the usual selection of crafted brews. Also has a selection of baked treats although this was limited when I visited on a Sunday. Seating is also limited, which is a shame because they have a lot of space so you invariably find yourself standing most of the time. Not ideal if you plan to meet up with anyone for a casual coffee - definitely skewed towards takeout only.

Great coffee shop to come work on a laptop. Plenty of well lit space in the neck, free wifi. Friendly staff. I ordered a cappuccino. It was well steamed and poured, but it was quite weak; tasted like a half shot. May have been an accident, or it may be their style. I would reorder next time.

Love love love the pastries here!! The coffee is great, however quite pricey. Also, the customer experience is a little weird as it requires you to order in one place where they had you the food, then run across the place to pick up your coffee...

Beautiful interior, amazing atmosphere, great people and kind staff but only So-So pour over. They offered two different beans from Ethiopia and mine tasted a bit old. The brew was on the watery side. For hand brewed coffee I'd recommend library specialty Caffe. The staff however was very kind and I had a great conversation with one of the other visitors.

A spacious coffee shop located right at King and Spadina. There is very limited seating but I know that their establishment is working on this for the new year 2020. The amount of space offers a potential to really upgrade the atmosphere and seating space. There are two areas after you enter. You order and pay on the right and pick up your drink on the other side. They also have pastries and packaged drinks as well you can order. There is one bathroom and you need their key to enter. There is WiFi and the employees are very friendly and knowledgeable.