Java Jive Coffee & Tea Co in Toronto, ON

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Telephone:	+1 416-923-7267
Address:	585 Church Street, Toronto, ON, M4Y 2E4 Church-Wellesley Village, Downtown Core
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	0.2 miChurch Street 0.2 miWellesley 0.2 miWellesley Station
Categories:	Breakfast & Brunch Sandwiches

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Takes Reservations	No
Delivery	No
Take-out	Yes
Accepted Cards	Credit, Debit
Good For	Brunch
Parking	Street
Wheelchair Accessible	Yes
Good for Kids	No

Good for Groups	No
Attire	Casual
Noise Level	Average
Alcohol	No
Outdoor Seating	Yes
Wi-Fi	Free
Has TV	No

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Local time (Toronto)	08:30 Thursday, 22 May 2025

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Java Jive owner and employees believe in the concept of treating customers as they would like to be treated if they were on the other side of the counter. They are always friendly, always smiling while carrying a short humorous conversation rather than the «give & go» type.

Java Jive focuses on providing an excellent variety of homemade specials as well as the All Day Breakfast. They are made as ordered with fresh eggs provided by Ontario egg farmers. Veggies such as green, red, yellow peppers, green onions, tomatoes, lettuce are delivered daily. Only real cheese is served on omelettes or sandwiches, bagels and bread are also delivered daily by Silverstein’s Bakery.

While delivering a unique experience to their customers, Java Jive makes sure the prices are affordable.

For $ 4.99 You can enjoy any style 2 eggs, bacon/sausage, homefries, and toast with butter/jam. Plus you can watch them make it in front of you so you know exactly what you’re eating.

Meet the Business Owner

Mushtaba N.

Business Owner

The twenty four years old young business graduate took full ownership of Java Jive in two thousand and ten, disregarding the norm which was to get a nine to five job sitting at a office desk. He made no hesitation when the opportunity was presented for him. Mushtaba was originally born in Afghanistan, raised in Russia then moved to Canada at the age of fourteen. despite the challenges he has faced growing up, he has managed to become an educated, professional individual with a very open mind, who enjoys working in the gay village as a straight man. His interested are sports, long distance running and networking. He is very passionate about helping individuals with disability and making people smile.

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15 reviews of Java Jive Coffee & Tea Co

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Luis H.

Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada

Craving a traditional breakfast omelet in the middle of the day can be frustrating, especially if you come back from a nightclub and need to replenish your energy by consuming a hearty meal full of proteins and complex carbohydrates. I happened to stop by the Java Jive on a snowy Monday morning in December looking for a traditional omelet. Having passed this place numerous times on my way home, I decided to give them a try, and I am glad I did as I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the end product and their friendly customer service. Although rather limited on vegetarian options when it comes to omelets, the person who took initiative to replace my ham slices with turkey slices (I do eat poultry and fish, just not red meat) and was so kind to offer me a discount because I had purchased two combos (one for a friend, the other for me). I ordered a great tasting pumpkin spice latte that was tasty, and my overall dining experience was comfortable and relaxing. Since it was cold out there, use of the patio area was not available, and therefore I dined inside. Composed mostly of high tables and stools, it was not the most glamorous set-up but it did do its job of proving me a warm environment for my meal. With great prices and great service, Java Jive is definitely a place to check out when you’re in the Village.

Meena A.

Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada

This place is obviously the best ever.
Where else can you get an all-day breakfast for under $ 5?
And it’s a yummy one too. The only thing lacking are their veggie options — they’ve only got an omelette for us. It’s mainly a lot of bacon and sausage.
They also have really yummy coffee and other fancy caffeine-type drinks.
Not the kind of place I would lounge around too much in during the winter because there’s very little room. Most of the seating is along the walls (no tables, mostly just bar stools).
I know it isn’t their fault but–
WHY YOU NO LIKE MY DOG, Java Jive?
Context: I need energy/coffee before walking certain dogs but no animals allowed in this resto. Blargh. #strugglesofadogwalker

Bernie C.

Place rating: 4
Mississauga, Canada

All day breakfast and cheap. $ 4.99 for 2 eggs, 2 sausage (or bacon), 2 slices of toast and home fries.
Ordered eggs sunny side up and perfectly cooked so the yolk comes spilling out and I can dip my toast in all that cholesterol (*cough* I mean «yolk). Home fries had good seasoning to them — some kind of garlic and chive/onion/parsley (I dunno — some green stuff) and were moderately salty — exactly how I like my stuff. Sausage was fairly tasty too.
I also ordered a coffee with the Unilocal check-in offer for $ 1 and had the Church blend. It was okay. Nothing special, but not bad either. Better than Balzac’s in my opinion.
Overall, big meal for $ 6 including taxes, which is a lot better than Sunset Grill near Yonge/Bloor. Might have to visit again now.

Gabino T.

Place rating: 4
Calgary, Canada

My android Unilocal app was kind enough to show me which cafes near my hotel were open at 7am, which wasn’t many. Java Jive was closest and the name was familiar. Their vegetable omelette was a small step down from the Croissant Tree, but it was only $ 5 and that included toast and (out-of-a-bag) homefries. Coffee was really good and the service was pleasant and quick. They could have spent a bit of time before opening cleaning up the patio furniture. The table was covered in street grime/dust and I leaned back into some bird brap (not sure why I didn’t see it). Probably good patio advice anywhere: watch where you’re sitting. (On my second visit the tables were all wiped and the chairs were clean. A sparrow sat on the table eyeing my toast. Disgusting and cute all at the same time.)

Matthew L.

Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada

I come in once a week to get a pound of flavoured coffee. it rotates almost weekly. its amazing. Ive never had such a great selection of coffee and its a fantastic flavour for my French Press at home :)

Mer C.

Place rating: 2
Toronto, Canada

Didn’t try the coffee but the mocha and cap were terrible. The guy didn’t seem like he knew what he was doing. However, the croissant was surprisingly better its appearance. Not worth the trip.

Mark D.