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vatche
Senior Member
That's gonna change the whole look of the street.
Dr. Snoot
Active Member
Finally, a corporate coffee chain in Yorkville!
UrbanFervour
Active Member
This will be THE hangout/meet-up/pick-up joint for all yorkville
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gabe
Guest
At least its not another Starbucks!
vatche
Senior Member
I'm sorry to hear you say that. But nespresso cafés are gorgeous. A mom and pop coffee store cannot afford yorkville. Nor it is a place for that type of café to be. There's plenty of other places in the city. So it's OK!!
urbandreamer
recession proof
There's several indie coffee shops in Yorkville.
Next cycle--2020s I think--this will become a great 30s "funky" infill project.
Next cycle--2020s I think--this will become a great 30s "funky" infill project.
milanista
Active Member
Zaza espresso, Yorkville espresso bar.
And if you want to stretch it slightly beyond mom and pop coffee spots there's also Lettieri, Balzac's & Crepes a Go Go.
urbandreamer
recession proof
I noticed Zaza has opened in Bloor West Village. Last time I went (first day they opened in Yorkville) I wasn't impressed.
Mississauga Slim
Active Member
There's also The Coffee Mill, a Viennese style place at 99 Yorkville that has been there since Biblical times.
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Filip
Senior Member
Their Viennese schnitzel is mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
urbandreamer
recession proof
15 December 2012:
androiduk
Senior Member
grey
Senior Member
I've visited Nespresso stores overseas and I can't imagine what they're going to do with all this space. Nestle has an abysmal record for environmental stewardship -- they should turn this into a massive recycling facility for all the disposable aluminum pod waste they generate.
Yeah, none of those are really on the radar in terms of third-wave coffee. Best espresso in the area would be the small Crema Coffee Co attached to Freshii next to Bloor-Yonge station. Worth the walk if you want espresso that isn't over-extracted from stale beans.
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Bayer
Senior Member
They do take their capsules back for recycling, for those who bother to return them. Initially we got one of their machines at the office to replace our super-automatic (no running water = no regular espresso machine). Then I bought one for myself as I got tired of fighting with my own machine and grinder only to get inferior results. But when I go out I want the real thing, not capsule coffee.