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After spotting this place being built while walking my dog, And seeing it was gong to be selling homemade empanada's.
The kind of place where you walk for a good tasting americano, but you end up walking out with your yummy drink delicious lemon tart, a breakfast
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City: Toronto, 1262 Don Mills Rd u 106 | 1262 Don Mills Rd u 106, Toronto, Ontario M3B 2W7, Canada, M3B2W7
Wheelchair Accessible, Wifi, Vegetarian Friendly, Parking Available
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City: Toronto, 282 Jane St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M6S 3Z2
Breakfast, Street Parking, Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards
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City: Toronto, 200 University Ave, Toronto, Canada
"We go to this restaurant on a normal Saturday. The weather is getting cold, and we found here having latte, sandwiches and bowls with friends. Latte is average, and the food is okay, but we really like atmosphere to get along with friends. By the way, the location is really"
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City: Toronto, 454 Bloor St W, Toronto, Canada
"I refuse to try anything else because it is so amazing. It's huge and definitely an indulgence but I recommend it"
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City: Toronto, 1054 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, Canada
"Full disclosure: I went to high school with the owner. She is a lovely human being and truth be told she could have started any business and I'd feel good about supporting it. Some people just deserve success. 3SK is a tiny cafe nestled in a LRT-construction-challenges section of Eglinton Avenue West. It's far from the only coffee shop on the strip, but they have carved out their niche between exceptionally friendly service, generally being awesome people and catering to a variety of dietary needs. Their offerings-and the cafe-are kosher, which suits many on the neighbourhood even of it restricts their opening house somewhat. They have plenty of vegan and keto stuff too, and have sourced their own beans. Coffee is very good; plunges with an aeropress by hand. it doesn't need sugar or cream. My only quibble is that in service of the diet conscious customers they chase they do use a bunch o nuts, which makes it less safe for those with allergies. But I get that you can't be all things to all people. As a small business, I strongly support them :"