As a student, it often seems like a cup of Joe, a textbook and a group of friends is the best way to buckle down to complete those study notes. Toronto, with coffee shops gracing almost every block, is no stranger to the over-caffeinated student.
Kensington Market is a loved destination for students after hours, so why not the place to go for a study day? This artisanal café offers an assortment of caffeine options and the communal bar and table are perfect for collaborating with group members or a solo study session.
Queen West’s Early Bird Espresso has all the tools to craft your favourite brew. Whether pour over, cold drip or espresso is your choice, these baristas have got what you want. Offering Wi-Fi along with innovative machinery, this café is all about the technology.
What’s in a name – Tequila Bookworm is populated with students and diners, alike. Providing multiple tabletops and free Wi-Fi, start with a coffee to get your brain going and move through the menu to re-fuel your body.
Since 2007, this College Street café, just down the street from the University of Toronto, has been serving up some of the greatest lattes North of Queen St. Enjoy the Wi-Fi with a scone, muffin, or even gelato. The space is quiet enough to get in some deep thinking.
The communal tables are often filled with hipsters who range from students to freelancers. This café works to improve Toronto’s coffee scene with delicious artisan espresso drinks, French press coffee and free Wi-Fi. With four locations to choose from, you can find a seat and study for hours.
One of Toronto’s iconic cafés boasts micro-roasted Arabica beans, across its multiple locations. Perfect for students who both love coffee and are looking to study in style, Balzac’s Ryerson University shop is located in the Image Arts Building, right on campus.