Rustic Cosmo Cafe — Restaurant in Toronto

3.72 rounded to a 4 We visited this spot for breakfast on a Saturday morning. It wasn't too busy when we arrived. The place is indeed rustic and cute, and the staff was friendly, though they always seemed to be in a rush.

I ordered the SEC (sausage) bagel and made sure to emphasize my order to the cashier because I was worried they might give me bacon. Lo and behold, they did get my order wrong and gave me bacon instead lol. Since the sandwiches took a bit long to make, I didn't ask them to fix it (plus, my people-pleasing tendencies make it hard for me to point out mistakes—which is why I stressed my sausage order in the first place).

Aside from the mix-up, the bagel was okay—cheesy and satisfying, but I found it a bit bland. I didn’t get much of the garlic aioli flavor. My partner got the Nicole breakfast wrap. He didn't enjoy it, but I thought it was nice. We also ordered a cappuccino, which was just okay.

Overall, it’s a cute spot for breakfast or coffee if you’re in the area, but I personally wouldn’t come back a...

Decided to pop in here one afternoon to grab a coffee. I really enjoyed the decor when I first walked in. The large logo they have on the wall is extremely well done and gives it a very warm vibe when you first walk in. Their patio out back is also absolutely stunning. This is where the good things seem to end though. The woman who served me was Candy, right from the start she seemed extremely confrontational and almost bitter that I was there. It was moderately busy but nothing too crazy. As I got to the counter she became extremely curt with me, telling me to “be patient we’re busy” in a pretty snarky tone. Ordered a latte and the milk wasn’t steamed at all, I wanted to say something but I was worried she would blow a gasket at me for it. It’s unfortunate that she’s the person who was representing the cafe at the time. I won’t be returning here, it was definitely one of the worst customer service experiences...

This is one of my "go-to" neighborhood restaurants. They have a very good variety of breakfast choices, and are always offering suggestions for the vegetarian or vegan crowd. There are many delicious bagel choices as well, and both the coffee and the juices are very good. I am particularly fond of some fresh smoothies they sell (no sugar) and their orange juice, which is something I sometimes crave. The salad is a nice spring mix, and in general all breakfast dishes are well made. It is also one of the few places in this strip serving full breakfast that opens early-ish, and has good quality coffee. The others will only offer scones and muffins! (they have baked goods too, but I have not...