Creeds Coffee Bar

A definitely overpriced almond latte — CAD 9.32 after tax without tip, which is already above the average price in Toronto. The taste is just okay, not as watery as some reviews said, but nothing impressive either. That said, the café is spacious, bright, has free Wi-Fi, and plenty of outlets for working on a laptop. So the coffee price clearly includes the comfort and convenience of staying here for a few hours. In that sense, it’s still acceptable.

This coffee spot is a gem! Spacious with plenty of tables—most equipped with chargers—making it ideal for anyone needing to work. The menu offers a wide variety of food and drink options, from comforting teas to bold coffees. Whether you're meeting friends, catching up over conversation, or diving into a creative project, it’s the kind of place that makes you want to stay and build something beautiful.

Study Spot review: Pros: • Spacious interior • Charging ports at every table, even for the big tables and random placements (including USB!) • Friendly service • Chill vibes Cons: • No parking available • Iced coffee was very watery and had no coffee taste at all for the price (8$). Had to force myself to finish it… • Wi-Fi is okay but a bit unreliable to connect •Lots of meetings/group events so it gets REALLY loud sometimes (biggest issue) • No straws! normally I don’t care, but as a germaphobe I don’t like drinking directly from shared cups. (cold drinks don’t have to-go cups so only glass cups available) Overall: I wouldn’t return because of the coffee and parking issues. It’s a decent spot for hanging out or meetings, but not my top choice for studying.

Great spot to grab a coffee and a snack and catch up on some work. Plenty of space to sit. Amazing selection of groceries meats seafood and pastas.

They serve decent coffee, not the best not the worst. It’s definitely pricier compared to many coffee shops, even ones with better coffee. However, you're paying extra for the atmosphere and the ability to sit without being bothered. Also the staff is really nice too. It's an excellent space for studying or remote work, with big tables and plenty of outlets, but it's not the quietest spot. I didn’t try any of the food, but they offer salads, sandwiches, appetizers, and a variety of cookies. While it wouldn't be among my top choices for coffee but I'll likely return for the atmosphere.

Stopped in on a rainy morning with my kids for breakfast. Incredibly large and unique space for Toronto -probably a great place to work but we were just there to eat. Food was pricey as other reviewers have noted, but Toronto is an expensive city and with this sized space the rent must be high. Would have liked slightly larger portions so that my kids might have shared with me (BLT & berry muffin). Americano was good but not brilliant. Service was friendly.

This is such a cute space to be in, the atmosphere and vibes are there. Staff are all friendly and kind. BUT HOLY the food/drink prices are criminal especially for the quality…. Not worth going back when there are dozens of better options in the city

A pricier but delightful neighborhood coffee shop that's also dog-friendly—ideal for those who like to work or relax for extended periods! I'm a frequent visitor to Creeds because I find it an excellent place to work. The tables and chairs are comfy, and there are plenty of power sockets. While they serve excellent coffee and drinks, it's worth noting that it leans towards the higher end in terms of pricing. Just for comparison, a cortado here is priced at $5.75, whereas at other coffee shops on Dupont, it's around $4-4.25. The food, unfortunately, falls into the average category for its price point. Very spacious and a bright set up- so its very unlikely thar you will not find a spot! In general, Creeds has a wonderful ambiance but does come with a slightly higher price tag.