Field Trip Cafe

Good cappuccino and baked goods. Service is good the handful of times I’ve been. The patio is my favourite - and it’s been open into the cooler weather too (into November, last I was there).

Love visiting when I’m the neighbourhood. Generous size patio and interior seating area with cool art. My go to order is the blueberry scone (delicious) and the mocha, greatly appreciated the availability of lactose free milk in addition to non dairy nut based options.

I love this place! Super friendly staff. Nice vibe with a lot of sunshine. Suitable for working or reading but I also met my friends there and it was nice and cozy. I am looking forward to visiting the cafe in the summer and try the front patio. They have one vegan dessert and few vegan sandwiches and salads. The vegan pumpkin cake is nice and its my favorite. I tried the tofu sandwich and I honestly didn't like it. Nothing wrong about it but it was not my taste. Great place. Must try if you are around.

A nice local spot for wraps, sandwiches, coffees, desserts and more. Had a few bacon and egg wraps the other day. My family had the Cubano and the Spicy Chicken sandwich. We also got a lemon square dessert. The Cubano,wraps, and dessert were all pretty good. Nice atmosphere inside. Pretty busy with people working on their laptops but some seats available.

A busy cafe with excellent service. The owner is super friendly and the decor and atmosphere is fantastic, super old-school. The food is alright, pretty basic and a little pricey and nothing special. Overall, not bad.

Nicely decorated interior space, with picture frames hung and planters along the windows, gives a cozy atmosphere to the area. Laptop and work friendly space. They also have a small cozy patio at the front with some shaded seating options.

I only had the iced vanilla latte but it was so good. I’m literally sitting in the parking lot writing this review because I did not want to forget. But it was delicious, it was a little hard to find because it is behind the convenient store not inside, but definitely worth the look. Also the vibes are great.

This is a great cafe with a very chill and casual vibe. The space has high ceilings and many plants so it's nice and airy. There is a lot of seating, especially in the summer when the front patio is available. The latte is good and they have a lot of drink offerings at a pretty reasonable price point (no crazy $8 lattes). They also have delicious baked goodies and some sandwhiches/wraps etc. for if you're looking for something more substantial. They also serve alcohol which is fun. Many people here are working on their laptops or reading, there is wifi and outlets available.

I wanted to love this place, huge, cute interior, nice patio... however just the food was so meh! Especially the coffee. I was expecting above average indie alt coffee that's $7 but I don't mind because it's fabulous - however this place had me and my pal saying "meh". food was also lack luster, microwave oven coded. I will be trying this place again, and hoping for better.

It was my first time at this place on Friday because I heard it's a good place to work. BlogTO doesn't fail and they were right. Nice long tables, bright space, noise level is kept to a minimum, and friendly service. I was very surprised at the noise level, everyone was just quietly working. The place wasn't that full around Friday 10 am so I was able to grab a seat after I ordered coffee. I didn't need plugs so I didn't look for a table with one. Despite the nice ambience, I found their beans acidic for my taste. I ordered a flat white and it was acidic and there wasn't enough milk for my preference. I like the work space so next time, I'll just order another drink and not a flat white.

The customer service here is non-existent. My partner and I ordered our drinks and paid with a tip, and the guy who took our order didn't even say say thank you or anything after. He just went back to scrolling on his phone and ignored us. The barista had the same attitude. My partner and I thanked him for making our coffee, and he didn't say anything to us either--didn't even make eye contact when he gave us our coffee. We didn't feel welcome at all and regret coming here and even leaving a tip. We definitely won't be coming back here. There are lots of other coffee shops in the area with better customer service.

This spot is a true gem! Super friendly staff, nice environment and food. Will definitely be back soon

Solid 3.5 stars ... better than average dirty chai latte and decent cookie. Just off of Bloor St. is a really cute and calm cafe. It has a great large patio with many tables and it's really kept clean. Lots of big tables where you can drink coffee and work. It is a nice relaxing space. They also have a lot of different craft beers and drinks for your to enjoy. We came here because we wanted a bit of a caffeine kick and something sweet. I wouldn't necessarily come here for something sweet. Though they do have a few baked goods (muffins and cookies) and they're quite generous in size, they're decent and may not get your sugar itch. Just a few doors down you have Bakerbots. As for the service and drinks, I was pleasantly surprised on the large variety of craft beers and ciders here. It would be awesome to enjoy a can of your preferred drink on the patio. Service here was chill and quick... not much of a talker but definitely works quick to deliver our chai latte. Chai Latte - An authentic tea latte... this isn't your typical premix from a box. It has a gingery note to it. It is a touch bitter so add some of the simple syrup that is found at the cart. I found it pretty good. I did appreciate how they had almond milk. 3.5/5 Pecan Chocolate Chip - It is a large large cookie that is quite soft. It isn't overly sweet and it's a pretty decent cookie. 3/5 Overall, cute spot if you're looking to chill and relax in the sun on a nice patio.

Love it here. Kickass coffee, always always friendly service, the patio is perfect and I love that they have kombuchas and juices and also beer! Super relaxed and unpretentious. Local fave.

Field trip is a quiet cafe that is good to work or read outside of your home/office. The chairs they have remind me of my grade school chairs, but bigger - adult size - which is a bit nostalgic. I've tried a couple of their baked goods and they're not bad. Both times I had a muffin and didn't think it was moist enough. Their chocolate chip cookie was tasty though. The reason I keep coming back is for their mocha and patio. Even though Bloor St is just a couple steps away, you don't really feel the busyness of it (or maybe I'm just too zoned into my work to notice). Their mocha is super delicious and I'm not sure why because it's just chocolate, espresso and milk at the end of the day. There is WiFi which sometimes works and sometimes doesn't based on my experience.

This is the oddest review I've written to date. I got the blackened chicken wrap to go. Just got to the office and plucked it from the bag to eat but.. half the wrap is missing. Or at least I was positive off the top that they forgot to put the second half of my wrap in my bag. I even checked my purse to see if it had fallen out (I'm klutzy that way..). But no second half. Just a relatively thick but short wrap. Taste: Incredible !! Great blend of flavours and appreciate the crunchy vegetables mixed in with the chicken and rice. Their nuanced flavours inside of this is awesome. But $9 for half a wrap is not something I would do again. The Foodbenders wraps they also had available looked like a much more generous portion. I would get one of these next time. Atmosphere inside: Hoppin' !! This is clearly the place to be on the Ossington Bloor strip. It was packed and there was a continuous line. Would be a great cafe to bring your book (lots of people had laptops) and chill for a bit. Thinking of the sidewalk patio as I say this. One woman even had a blanket she had brought to drape over herself, while she enjoyed her lunch. I want to give this place 5 stars but my tiny wrap left me with mixed feelings. And still hungry! Giving 4 stars as i don't think it's fair to give a low rating due to one specific food item. Honestly still wondering if they just forgot to put the other half in my bag ..

I really enjoyed coming here. Service, flat white and chorizo empanada was delicious! I nice large patio to sit and work/read was great! They also serve Beau's Atmosphere was very comfortable!

BEST CAPPUCCINO I'VE HAD in Toronto so far! I was in the area and popped in here to do some work. I ordered the cappuccino and an oat cookie. The capp was absolutely delicious, you could actually TASTE the coffee. The milk:coffee ratio was exactly right. The cookie was also super tasty and by the description, it's a healthier alternative. They also have gluten free options. Big plus: the price is great! The atmosphere is awesome as well. The decor is simple and cozy and the wifi works perfectly. I ended up staying almost 3 hours working and felt super comfortable. Recommend for sure!

This is a vegan-friendly cafe in the space that used to be El Cafecito. I really love the patio on this space. It's removed from Bloor and quiet. Interior is small but beautiful. They have vegan muffins, a vegan sandwich special (red pepper and hummus) and you can get jam on toast made from freshly baked bread or just buy a whole load here. They also have quite a few beers available for when coffee won't do. Extra points for the name. Owners are super friendly.

Field Trip Café - Toronto. Nice patio to work but the internet wasn't working. Chai Latte is not very good and croissant just normal .

Field Trip is a small cafe in BloorCourt. I try to avoid using the bathroom here, as it's a small space that's not super accessible. I don't know if they're gendered since I never use them. The cafe itself is super great; it's accessible in the sense that you can order a drink in a mobility device and get out or get seating, but I can't speak to the facilities, my bad.They offer water in a jug, which is a big plus to me. They have vegan, veg, and licensed beverages and food. A cappucino with almond milk is $3.75, which is VERY reasonably priced. And the service is always amazing! The big selling point for me is the beautiful patio that's open in the summer. I LOVE the patio. But this space is beautiful so it gets full.

This review is for the food only. I didn't try any coffee. The food was very mediocre, not terrible, just pretty bland and uninteresting. Also fairly expensive considering this fact. We had two different wraps, two different types of the empanadas, and a almond-based dessert. The dessert was the best part but also nothing special. It seems like it could be a decent place if you just want a coffee and place to work.

Lovely little place feels cozy and bright! My friend got a strong, full-bodied coffee and I got a nice big helping of honeydew tea. Tasty. Other points: - Has long tables for big groups of people, was able to fit my group of 8 people - Cute decor! The big red airplane and plants make the place feel serene - The high ceilings make the room feel spacious - The colour scheme of turquoise, off-white, and wood really bring the space together The place would have been quiet but my group of friends was quite chatty lol.

Cute little cafe off Bloor Street. My friend wanted to meet for coffee here since she tried it when she had her coffee passport. The decor is nice and relaxing and despite having a few customers around, it was pretty quiet and a nice spot to do some work, read a book or have conversations with friends. I had a vanilla latte and empanadas in the morning. The empanadas were okay - I especially enjoyed the sweet potato and kale. The espresso in my latte was great. I'll definitely be back if I'm ever in the area again.

Just popped in here for a latte and muffin and I was impressed! My chocolate chip banana gluten-free muffin was very good and so was my latte. I also really enjoyed how bright this cafe is and all the greenery along the wall. There's also ample seating for anyone looking to get work done.

Things I love about Field Trip cafe: + The americanos. + The colour scheme. The turquoise wall which matches the custom stamps on the takeout coffee cups always makes me happy. + The playlists. The Strokes, Courtney Barnett, Kurt Vile. Sometimes the Owen Pallet stresses me out when I'm sitting working on a deadline. But sometimes its weirdly motivating. + The weird couch in the basement by the bathrooms. + There is often a cute dog patiently waiting out front for its owner to buy their coffee. + The soup. Made in house and tastes like it. Warm and nourishing and helps with productivity more than the cookie I think I want but will just cause a sugar crash. Things I don't love about Field Trip cafe: + The broken ATM machine in the basement by the bathrooms. I have never needed to use it, but its been broken forever. Why is it even there? The cafe takes debit, so the ATM machine is confusing. + They are often out of baked goods by the time I get there. I usually go in the afternoon so I get it, but I don't have to like it. They have started stocking other food options like grain bowls though. So don't worry you won't go hungry if you roll in at 3 p.m.

I have been going here since Field Trip opened, as it is right up the street from me. They used to have really good sandwiches which they made there, now the food is all packaged from somewhere else. Today I went in to sit down and have a coffee with a friend, I sat in a vacant seat at the bar by the door with my friend beside me. We ordered our coffee and sat down when all of a sudden a hostile little man started yelling at us to move out of the seats "because of Covid" and motioned that we should move to another very crowded (people seated 2 feet apart) full area. Apparently he is the new owner of Field Trip! There was nowhere "covid safe" to sit in the entire place if he indeed was genuinely worried about covid. It was ironic because the seats we took originally had nobody around. I let him know he was being unhelpful and asked why they wouldn't remove the chairs if the area were off limits but he said he didn't care and we would have to move. The coffee and muffin we'd ordered were mediocre so we left them there after paying. Field Trip used to be such a nice place to meet friends and spend time having a snack in our neighbourhood, such a shame it has gone so downhill. With such a rude and disrespectful owner who doesn't care about his customers nor does he possess any basic manners, I can't imagine Field Trip will be open for much longer. Luckily there is a beautiful looking café a few doors west on Bloor beside the Paradise theatre which will be opening any day now with lots of indoor seating! I hope that people in our neighborhood will vote with their feet due to such a horrible change in management at Field Trip. Notice that any good reviews for this place are from several years ago!!

Came here while wondering in this part of town. The coffee is good and what one would expect from a nice cafe next to a park such as this. They have a bar, a patio, nice staff. The interior had a clean modern look with minimal decor. There is an abandoned building across the street with graffiti across it that gives this place a 'totally legit'/ 'bad ass' vibe. If your into that sort of thing. Although judging by the elderly out of town couple inside, it's a pretty tame neighbourhood. There are sandwiches made fresh daily, judging by the loaf of bread half sliced on a cutting board on the counter, it's a 'from scratch', 'onsite' type situation. On the whole seems like a great place to waste away an afternoon or start a laid back Friday night.

Got an amazing Iced dirty chai. Some places give me grief about this drink but it's my new test to see if I like a place cuz it's my go to drink. It was awesome great chill music to have some beers on the patio or to putter away on your laptop. Super cute. Awesome vibe. I want to be a regular !!

Nice coffee shop tucked away on Westmoreland, just north of Bloor. Good coffee, decent prices, tasty sandwiches and cookies, and friendly staff - what more could you ask for? Oh, and they don't charge you extra for non-dairy milk! They also serve beer and have a nice selection of bourbon, which is a bonus. The place is sometimes full with people working away on computers, but it's also a nice place to go and chat with friends. When it's nice out, there is also a lovely patio.

I went there with the work team and had our meating there on Wed afternoon. I really Like it. their berry-choco muffins are dynamite! I would definitely come back.

Cute place, good coffee and tea, great craft beer selection. My go-to coffee spot in the area is The Common on Bloor, but I was hungry today so stopped here for a sandwich. The sandwich was yummy (grilled veg with hummus) and the Prairie Boy bread they use is great (also available as toast with butter or jam). The coffee costs a bit more than at The Common, but is still reasonably priced ($3.25 for a cappuccino). Plus they have beer and a patio. I didn't have any of the pastries, but they looked good - several types of cookies, muffins and tarts were on offer. Would love to see some plants or flowers on the patio just to make it prettier, but on the whole it has a nice atmosphere. Update: I tried one of the drip coffees (ground and brewed to order) and it was excellent. I urge you to try one instead of an Americano.

Cute, wheelchair accessible, comfortable place with decent cafe food. They serve both coffee and booze so you've got a range of options for drinks! The patio is spacious and excellent for working. No AC but fans are set up to make it less stifling. Friendly service. Recommended!

Love this place. Great friendly staff that are not in your face either. Baked goods and sandwiches are great, but most importantly the coffee is tops. Great job on a great place !

came here on a Monday afternoon to grab a tea and get work done! they have a great outdoor patio, and a lot of seats inside. great selection of food and drinks and the wifi is fast.

This is great escape to get some studying done. The coffee is delicious and the service is friendly. My only complaint is that it is so busy and the muffins are never yummy. Go for the cookies instead. Also, if studying gets too much, you can have a beer! I can't wait for the outdoor space to open.

Go-to cafe if you're in the Dovercourt village! The owners are incredibly attentive and always have a great idea/product to share. The cafe has an amazing decor, cute plants and sunny terrace. It's the perfect spot to go study/read and have a beer or a coffee. Great beer selection, and the snacks they sell are locally made. You should go!

Great little coffee shop. It has the fuel you need to get as much Toronto as you can physically handle!

Cute area and a really nice outdoor seating area. Pretty basic drink menu but still great tasting. My only complaint would be that the wifi isn't great if you are going there to work.

Been going here for years. Great coffee, great staff. Good place to hunker down with your laptop and get some work done

Field Trip Cafe is a neighborhood gem, set back from Bloor making it a really nice, quieter spot compared to other cafes in the area. It's my go-to spot for grabbing a quick, healthy bite. They have amazing wraps, baked goods (that they make fresh on site) and vegetarian options. Always friendly service and a great patio! They are always busy and clearly work so hard to make the cafe what it is. I am thankful to have them around. Hope they continue to do well!

This is my favourite place for a quiet Sunday afternoon of reading or working. Beautiful west-facing patio for sunny afternoon drinks. My favourites are the smoked turkey sandwich, fruit and seed bar, and the flourless brownie. The handsome Joe is an iced coffee with simple syrup and sparkling water. It sounds weird, but it's actually delightfully refreshing. Also they have good beer and fast wifi.

Average coffee shop. Lots of seats. Usual selection of coffee, tea, pastries, and sandwiches. Cheaper than many other small cafes.

Licensed coffee shop. I prefer drip coffee to Americano's and Field Trip makes the best drip coffee around. They are very particular about where they source their beans from and give you a choice of three beans. What is exceptionally helpful is that they have accurate definitions, earthy, spicy etc, of each bean and are happy to tell you more about what to expect from taste. As others have mentioned, the west facing patio is fantastic to grab a drink on during the summer. They have a couple of craft brews on tap and a limited bar rail, although this is definitely more a coffee shop than a bar. They do offer some pretty awesome pre-made sandwiches which are delivered daily and the type of backed goods one would expect, muffins, scones etc. An important thing to be aware of is that each cup of coffee is made fresh via French press at point of order. I love this conceptually but it does impact the ability to get in and out quickly. I am not sure how they have figured it out, but it takes approx 4 minutes. When I French press at home it takes 10. I love that they take the time to brew with integrity but it certainly has stopped me from stopping in on certain occasions when I have been in a rush. I have tried calling in advance to place an order but they don't actually have a landline. The staff is approachable and friendly, although there is one guy who looks at you sideways if you don't tip, which as a result, I never do if he is the person serving me. The latter two paragraphs are the reason this get a 4 rather than a 5.

This is my go-to cafe on sunny days - they have a great patio which gets lots of sunshine in the afternoon! I find their wifi is hit or miss. The past three visits I haven't been able to get online from the patio. Maybe the signal doesn't reach outside. Would give them 5 stars if their wifi was more reliable!

This place is such a hidden gem! I love their patio, it's a pretty good size and Dave's an off street just off of bloor west of ossington. It's lovely on a nice summer evening... I liked their beers they had on tap and what a deal too! Also, great options for nibblys w a coffee or drink. Very friendly, charming owner he knows a lot of the stuff he sells and takes the time to let you know what tou may like. Definitely worth checking out when in this neck of the woods... It's a little bit hidden but that just makes it that much more of a gem!

Such a pleasant cafe! Great tea selection, the gingerbread tea is a must-try. They also have huge cookies that are delicious. The atmosphere is really nice here, and in the basement they have lockers you can store your stuff in. The seating arrangement is a little bit crowded. Definitely would go again!

Hidden off Bloor its an easy place to miss....Open and lots of seats for bringing in your laptop and a pretty good selection of snacks. Americanos are good....and they have a bunch of local beers, which ive not seen many people drinking but in the summer when the patio open will be awesome.

Definitely an adorable space, beautifully laid out and friendly staff. I enjoy the juices they have, their seasonal drinks and their food. A great space to work, however I find their espresso a bit sour, that's the only downfall!

Very friendly staff. Decent selection of food and bevies. They have a great patio for enjoying the sun in the afternoon.

This place really just has it all. Great food, awesome service, huge patio, reasonable prices, craft beer. I'm happy to have stumbled upon this local gem.

So many good things to say about this place. Great service, yummy/healthy breakfast and lunch, well sourced and thought out coffee, and unpretentious atmosphere. It's a great place to work as well, especially with the patio in the summer. Hope they never leave.

Chai latte was great. Good music selection, lots of room to work and the wifi is decently fast. Loved it!

This is the best coffee shop in the hood amazing owners and staff I am a chef in the downtown area and look forward to grabbing a coffee on my way home after work. 5 stars

Great sandwiches and coffee. Well made, good ingredients, tasty food. Good vibe and decor, nice big patio. 5 stars for great value to $ spent.

We dropped by Field trip one lazy afternoon. From the February cold, we suddenly found ourselves in almost-spring: the blue accent wall, the large windows, the funky plants and smiley staff all played part in the magic. We got a coffee (guatemala), a hot chocolate and a muffin each: an apple-cinnamon and a chocolate-cherry. The drinks we got were so-so (I'd rather had a starbucks), but the mmmmuffins... were heavenly! Warm, fresh, full of taste... pure satisfaction! Will be back just for those.

Great little coffee shop with nice patio. Sat and enjoyed a latte and blueberry scone while I worked. Scone was ok, it was a bit dry. I was there for a few hours so I also had a drip coffee which was really delicious. Best cup of drip coffee I've had in a long time. Made to order and very fresh!