candlesandpalms cafe — Restaurant in Toronto

Candlesandpalms Cafe is a hidden gem quietly tucked away, offering a unique and cozy experience. The owner is an incredibly kind and determined individual, pouring her heart into running this one-of-a-kind business. It’s not just a coffee shop—it’s the only place where you can enjoy great coffee while exploring candle-making!

I’m not too picky about my coffee, so I was happy with what I got, but I do believe there’s room for improvement. That said, it’s a small business fighting against a palate that’s often loyal to Tim’s or Starbucks, and I admire their effort and dedication.

The atmosphere is warm and inviting, reflecting the owner's genuine passion for creating something special. Supporting small, local businesses like this is so important, and it’s clear she’s working hard to make her dreams a reality. If you’re looking for a place with great vibes, and simple coffee, and a chance to support someone truly kind-hearted, this is it. Let’s give our support to those who...

A fairly new spot in the Highland Creek Community, selling local artisan goods and café food, only organic coffee drinks, and scented candles. Menu is dynamic--there'll always be some items coming in and out. I look forward to coming one day when the smell of a lit scented candle quietly permeates the shop.

Sandy is passionate, high energy, friendly, and easy to chat with. Clean ambiance with calm background music playing.

I came near closing to pick up a surprise bag from TooGoodToGo and made a small additional purchase. It felt good to support an up and coming local business. The margherita pizza was delicious and I really liked my mini Boston doughnut--light and not too sweet. The croissant was good too, though my personal preference is for butter croissants. Still more in my...

The woman who served me was very kind and friendly. I hate to give a bad review but this was nothing like any coffee experience I’ve ever had before. I ordered an americano and she poured me a massive large coffee from drip and then charged me $5 for it. It was all very confusing and she talked the whole time. I just left and threw out the coffee. It was watery and lacked any depth of flavour. Maybe this is the kind of coffee folks order here. At least the server was...