3/5 Vee 11 months ago on Google
The
first
time
I
came
here
for
coffee,
I
adored
it!
Since
then,
it
hasn't
lived
up
to
my
first
rosy
experience.
That
initial
visit,
I
got
a
cappuccino
to
go
and
it
was
beautifully
made
with
great
foam
and
flavour.
When
I
dine
in,
it's
less
good.
Often
more
bitter,
watery,
and
with
latte
art
type
foam
that
isn't
as
dense
or
smooth.
Also,
it
seems
the
barista
has
changed,
maybe?
There
is
one
guy
who
is
friendly
and
makes
a
better
cup
of
coffee.
There
is
another
one
who
seems
to
always
be
having
a
bad
day,
and
is
abrupt
and
almost
rude.
He
also
does
not
make
as
good
a
cappuccino.
I
felt
as
if
I
was
bothering
him
by
placing
an
order.
The
biggest
problem
that
has
turned
me
off
though
is
the
crowds
of
single
people
on
laptops
taking
up
so
many
tables,
including
tables
for
4.
Toronto
in
general
seems
to
have
an
issue
with
campers
like
this
and
I
experience
it
at
so
many
cafes.
I
do
understand
having
a
nice
coffee
while
working,
I
do.
But
spending
2
hours
with
one
coffee
that
was
finished
long
ago?
Come
on.
Everyone
seems
to
treat
all
cosy
Toronto
cafes
like
Starbucks.
Cafes
here
seem
very
reluctant
to
enforce
a
time
limit
or
no
laptop
policy
(during
busy
hours).
It's
a
shame.
I
understand
some
WFH
and
nomad
people
may
get
irritated
by
such
policies,
but
surely
allowing
more
turnover
of
tables
would
be
a
positive
business
decision?
It
prevents
other
people
who
just
want
to
sit
and
enjoy
their
coffee
fresh
from
having
the
opportunity.
Nothing
equals
a
fresh,
hot
coffee
in
a
mug,
especially
in
a
warm,
interesting
space
that
is
so
inviting
and
meant
to
be
enjoyed.
There
have
been
times
I've
come
into
The
Only
to
enjoy
a
brew
only
to
see
every
table
(and
it's
a
big
place!)
taken
up
by
campers.
I
just
leave
and
don't
even
get
takeaway.
The
area
on
this
part
of
Danforth
is
very
limited
for
good
cafes
like
this,
and
it's
too
bad
it
seems
to
prioritize
laptop
users
over
coffee
drinkers.
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