Woolshed Coffee — Restaurant in Toronto

Drink quality: 3.5/5 Drink selection: 3.5/5 Pastry quality: - Pastry selection: 3.2/5 Price: 4.2/5 Ambiance: 3.8/5 Service: 5/5 Cleanliness: 3.5/5 Location: 3.7/5

The interior is small and cozy, with a well-designed layout. A central workstation features a large table with seating for 4-6 people. However, the chairs lack back support and are quite uncomfortable - I ended up standing for the two hours I was there. The café offers Wi-Fi and has four outlets for charging devices. A small iced Americano costs $4.75 (tax included, no tip), though prices don't appear to be displayed anywhere in the store. The pastry selection is limited. Music consists of slow, relaxing tracks that match the café's ambiance, but the volume is a bit too high for conversation or focused work. Service was excellent - very friendly and polite. One staff member asked if the music was too loud and adjusted the volume when I said yes. Later, when I asked for a fork (despite not having ordered food), he kindly found one, washed and dried it in front of me, and handed it over. The washroom was relatively clean, though the handwashing station outside the washroom is cluttered, with items like a fridge and extra tables stored...

Woolshed Coffee is a cozy coffee house just south of Trinity Bellwoods. The decor and feel inside the cafe is cozy and cool with records, plants, and even a projection of some animation playing on the wall.

The space is quite small with only about 8 seats altogether (I'm here at the end of winter so there may be additional outdoor seating in the summer) and it can feel a tad cramped if you like your space.

What I ordered: Oat Milk Matcha Latte

Final Thoughts: I ordered the matcha after seeing a rave review, but I personally found it quite weak in matcha flavor and a tad powdery at the bottom of the cup. I've had better matcha elsewhere but would return to try other drinks and for the ambiance of the cafe! A bit of a hidden gem if you like...

Finally had a chance to try this adorable little local neighbourhood coffee shop that's tucked away and under the radar. Got my order to go, but there's a small cozy space inside with seating.

Service was friendly and my alt-milk cappuccino was perfect. Baked goods are brought in from a local baker - my croissant was a little on the small side and also a little on the saltier side (I tend to like my croissants a tiny bit sweet), but flakiness and texture were good.

10/10 would go back. Will probably be my new go-to for a local coffee run since it's closer than the Common (Abell) or Sam James (Brock) and I prefer the coffee over nearby Wallace (no offense to Wallace, just a personal preference for the roast they're using...