Rooms

This spot definitely has a unique vibe. From the moment you walk in, you can feel a shared energy among everyone in the room. The aesthetic is a blend of Japanese-inspired design with a touch of 70s lounge sophistication, creating a cozy yet stylish atmosphere. During the day, they offer coffee and light bites, but the space transforms at night into a bar with a dinner service—a return visit after dark is definitely on my list. One thoughtful detail I appreciated is the designation of certain seating areas for people, not laptops, encouraging a more social and relaxed experience. That said, it’s quite dimly lit, so if you prefer bright, airy spaces, this might not be the spot for you.

Absolutely adore this spot, its one of my favourite places to work or chill at in the city. :) whether it’s the friendly baristas, the cappuccinos, the almond croissants or the lovely music- I always have a great experience. I also recommend the peach yuzu latte if you want to try something new.

This café has a lot of character—it’s the kind of place that makes you want to spend an entire afternoon. I visited with a friend, and we each ordered a cup of coffee, both of which we really enjoyed. The décor deserves special mention, featuring many Japanese and bamboo elements, along with vintage electronics from the 80s and 90s as accents. The overall aesthetic is truly unique. The only minor downside might be that the background music was a bit loud. However, it was very pleasant and matched the café’s style perfectly, so it was still acceptable. I’ll definitely be coming back!

915 Dupont is a delightful surprise tucked away from the city's hustle. The moment I stepped inside, I felt transported to a serene Japanese sanctuary. The space is meticulously designed to create a calming atmosphere, with a zen garden adding an extra touch of tranquility. The menu, while simple, offers satisfying options like their Japanese curry. The drinks are equally impressive. But it's the overall experience that truly shines. The friendly staff and harmonious blend of music, decor, and food make 915 Dupont a hidden gem that deserves to be discovered. This is a place where you can truly unwind and escape the city's chaos.

Atmosphere was very calm, low lighting and lofi to jazz music playing. Food menu was simple/acceptable, nothing I'd go crazy for. We ordered -wild shrimp with vegetables ( yummy but didn't care for the dill dip ) - potatoes salad with kimchi -chicken salad sliders ( fine and didn't like that the buns were slightly soggy/wet. Maybe use a different bun like brioche or keep it away from moisture) - friend ordered tofu with edamame and loved it I think the drinks are their main selling point in my opinion. I ordered the Mocktail that has rose water, it was fruity but definitely could lose the rose water. My friend lover their coffee flavored cocktail, can't remember the name. I would definitely come back.

Really cool coffee shop tucked away from the daily bustling of Toronto life. Rooms Coffee is reminiscent of a wholesome hedonistic escape with a DJ playing records, the smell of coffee beans, and the rich bitterness of the coffee. Intricate, artistic furnishings and great coffee.

One of the coolest places I’ve been to in Toronto this year! The sitting situation is very unique, you get some Japanese style seating, some camp chairs, a bench and many more. Their mango sticky rice latte and peach yuzu latte were both soooooooo good!! Not overly sweet and flavours all balanced well. Shall make a visit to you again at night! The location and service was very chill and welcoming, loved it!

The only downside to this place is the fact that the coffee is so damn good, your coffee expectations will become too high and you’ll just have to keep coming back here or stop drinking coffee all together. The vibe also happens to be elite with the amazing sultry music, circadian friendly lighting and comfortable seating. Also appreciate how kind and non pretentious the staff is. Haven’t tried the food yet but it looks on par with coffee. Chess nights on Monday and parties the odd evening!

The first thing you will notice here is the vibes. It is just pure, unadulterated vibes. From the eclectic interior, floor to barstool seating, to the disco ball greeting you as soon as you walk inside. Of their food offerings, the highlight for me was the ice cream surprisingly. It is a summer item I believe, so try it while it is available!

One of the coolest places I've been to in Toronto this year! The sitting situation is very unique, you get some Japanese style seating, some camp chairs, a bench and many more. Their mango sticky rice latte and peach yuzu latte were both soooooooo good!! Not overly sweet and flavours all balanced well. Shall make a visit to you again at night! The location and service was very chill and welcoming, loved it!

Such a cute chill ambiance. Definitely a hidden gem in Toronto. Found this cafe online as I needed a quiet space for work. I order an ice americano, matcha tart and an avocado toast. Food was decent but not the best. They have a few selection of baked goods and food option. I definitely came here more for the vibe rather than the food. Good cafe to chill, and talk with friends as well. The interrompue decor is quite unique with a mixture of retro-Japanese style?

915 Dupont had been on my radar for quite some time after seeing their Instagram page. Clearly others felt the same way, as it was pretty busy the Saturday we visited, with the line nearly going out the door. It was a bit hectic getting our drinks ordered and finding a seat. They have since implemented a booking system to help with managing capacity. The vibes are immaculate with its warm decor, dim lighting, and Japanese influence. Each area of the space seems to have its own character. One corner is more like a typical cafe with larger tables for groups. As you walk inwards, it feels like someone's cozy living room. The back corner feels like you've stumbled upon an alleyway. The beverages were solid (wouldn't expect anything less from Rooms Coffee). There are no laptops permitted on weekends. Definitely more of a 'social' cafe, and I'd love to check out one of their special event days / DJ nights.

This place has one of the coolest vibes in the city. Japanese with records and a disco ball. Great for a coffee hang with a friend. No laptops on weekend. Dj's spinning around 12pm. In the evening they do cocktails (I'll have to come back) It was LOVELY!

Music, great coffee, and comfortable bohemian decor with hints of the Japanese roots of, I assume, the owner. The music playing when we dropped by was perfect for coffee. My latte was delicious and beautifully made in a gorgeous cup. My avo toast was delicious. The decor is mix and match wood furniture, most of it probably circa 1960s, all arranged in a way that promotes conversation if you wish it. There's an emphasis on music, with a DJ setup in a corner nook. Remember, this is coffee den by day, Japanese cocktail joint by night.

915 Dupont has a different vibe during the day and on a weekend night. During the day, there's coffee and tea, with spaces to work and hang out. At night, there are cocktails, beer, sake, whiskey, and a DJ - the place was packed on a cold Saturday night, and this spot seamlessly transitioned from a cozy morning refuge to a vibrant nightspot. The versatile atmosphere made it an ideal place to both work and unwind.

915 Dupont is a coffee shop - their cafe portion is run by Rooms Coffee (their other locations include 135 Ossington and 450 Dufferin). Located on Dupont near Ossington, this space will also have whiskey and cocktails as well in the future. The coffee shop is somewhat hidden if you don't know exactly what you're looking for. There isn't any signage but you'll see the noren (Japanese fabric dividers) at the doorway. I saw that 915 Dupont recently opened last week thanks to their Instagram. I was excited to check out the space and I was so pleasantly surprised. When you enter, you feel as though you are transported back to an old school Japanese interior. There is Jpop playing and all the tables, props, décor all makes for one beautiful space. There is even a zen garden in one of the rooms. Honestly this space had such good Japanese vibes I instantly missed Japan. Every detail of the shop is wonderful and unique. For drinks, I ordered a flat white. Like all the other Rooms Coffee locations, it was made well. Service was friendly as well. Overall, gorgeous space for coffee (and hopefully cocktails soon!). You won't be disappointment, already thinking about the next time I'll visit 915 Dupont.

After reading Ada's review, and seeing KTA's post about a Saturday night party, YES I've got time, I'm free, I'm down, 100% yesssireeeeee. And I wasn't disappointed. This is the kind of spot that reminded me of hanging out in the living room with my dad during those lazy days when he told us to shut up and listen to the music on the Dynaco A-25 speakers. It's a great space for listening to music and sipping on some rare Japanese whisky with different seating depending on your mood. Sitting at the bar there were two fabulous JBL bookshelf speakers perfectly aligned with a human's ears and coupled with KTAs selections of music really hit nicely on a Saturday night. Vintage audio gear abounded here. The interior design was good acoustically, but also aesthetically as well. The Japanese bento box theme was pervasive and each little box space had something interesting to look at in it, with no detail left to chance. The colours were all natural wood, teak and walnut, vinyl and porcelain. Just gorgeous! Really love it when people put effort in their design and collaborations. You had me right from the start!

Vibes, coffee, vibes, whiskey, vibes, beer, vibes, vibes, vibes. But mostly, you guessed it, vibes. LOVE this place. Don't go here. I want it to myself.

I came here during the day for the 'Rooms Coffee' portion of the business and damn... as a coffee shop I gotta say it's the best vibe for a coffee shop that you will find in Toronto. It's so good that I don't want to write a review and keep it a secret. The review by Ada L pretty much covers it. Seating fits about 30 people. Wifi tested at a strong 137mbps. I didn't notice any electrical power outlets. There was a limited amount of pastries when I visited. There was about 10 other people here but it's really quiet due to the vibe/jazz/dark decor. Definitely my new favorite.

Another amazing space ruined by blasting music too loud. Completely ruins the atmosphere.