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Tried the place out since I was in the area. Cute cafe on the second level. Has parking in front. Almost easy to miss if you haven't been there. Keep and eye out for the pink sign when driving on Yonge. Coffee beans used is from Monogram coffee, but there is many other selections to buy including Hatch and Rocanini Coffee Roasters from Vancouver. Had a flat white and it was smooth with a citrus note. Prompt service. Ambiance is a cute cafe with unique wall items and small two person tables with a patio outside overlooking Yonge Street. $4-$5. You will receive a discount if you bring your own cup. Overall would recommend if it's near you.

Small coffee shop with good coffee. Homey feeling cafe with under 10 tables. Roaster is 49th parallel. Choice of mild or "old school" roast. "Old school" was strong with chocolate notes? Croissants were okay, soft inside, nothing special. Cute but a little busy if you want to study or chat in quiet. Cortado was $4ish.

Went here after working out as it was open late (posted until 12am) and nearby. I had the shrimp salad which was a spring salad with a few red peppers, cucumbers, peanuts, lots of red onions, and had large shrimps, which was a surprise. The salad had too much sauce, perhaps might have it in the side next time. Also had the lemongrass soup which had a hint of spice, was a little sour, and had large veggies in it. This iced tea was sweet but was a little watery. Friends had Pad Thai which can be ordered with peanuts or without. The menu includes gluten free and vegetarian options which was appropriate for friends at the table. Prices are reasonable for entrees...soup $10, salad $12ish...Pad Thai was under $20. The art on the wall was pretty. Overall: Reasonably priced with good food depending on your taste buds.