Starbucks

This is my first stop in the morning for my pick-​me-​up coffee.
Great staff, somehow they all remember my name. Service is quick and always right. Nice place both inside and out to sit and relax before the day gets started or in the afternoon during those nice sunny Toronto days.

This Starbucks doesn’t differ too much from other joints of the brand, but it’s not as busy as other in Downtown are and the staff is incredibly nice. The seating is pretty great too and there are loads of power outlets.
Definitely my favorite Starbucks in Downtown Toronto!

Have been getting my morning coffee before work here for several years and have always been happy.

Four stars because of the fact that this Starbucks is open on weekends, when nothing else nearby is open. I occasionally work weekends in this area, and this is a godsend.
Other than that, pretty standard Starbucks. The lineups can be long as it’s inside an office building, but it moves fast and the service is pretty friendly.

This coffee store is around the world. It’s a Starbucks, it’s clean, it sometimes gets busy and convenient to lots of transportation and parking in downtown Toronto. I enjoy coming here to get java and check emails. But this store is so small and less chair to the customers.

There’s something oddly calming about this Starbucks, compared to the hustle and bustle you’ll find right outside it’s doors. I’m not sure what exactly it is that keeps this place calm, but I really, really, like it.
Most often I stop in here before or after hopping on or off the Billy Bishop shuttle, but this Starbucks is so inviting and calm (some of the other reviewers will agree) that I will miss a shuttle run to sit in solace a while longer, if time permits.

good locations, yes great seating, but one of the ladies who works there gives you massive attitude when you ask about pricing on the drinks.
she also hates men, as per her comment.
so basically I am not coming here ever again.
Writing to starbucks headquarters about this one

It’s a Starbucks, it’s clean, it sometimes gets busy and convenient to lots of transportation and parking in downtown Toronto. I enjoy coming here to get java and check emails.

Not enough chairs, good coffee, and free wifi, but they only have 3 tables.

I get my morning coffee here most mornings and I have to say that after a couple of months, I’m quite impressed with the operation.
First, the staff is always friendly and they seem pretty happy — lots of smiles for the customers and it’s been funny watching them try to learn people’s names — not perfect on that front, but they’re trying hard.
Second, they always get the drinks right. I mix up my order from time to time and they always seem to get it right. I know, a low bar, but one that many coffee shops don’t live up to.
Third, they can really move people through there in the mornings. I can’t say the number of times I’ve looked at a long line and thought twice about going it. But even with 20 people in front of me, it only takes a few minutes every time.
Now, I must say that I’m scoring this in comparison to other Starbucks, not to other coffee shops in general. As with every Starbucks, the coffee is just fine, and the bakery goods/​food is appalling, but that’s corporate’s fault, not these guys.

Clean (including their bathrooms), not too busy (especially for the location), and convenient to lots of transportation and parking in downtown Toronto. If I lived in Toronto, I would frequent this location. As a visitor, I enjoyed coming here so much that we went back again on the same day! (Mostly for the free wifi, but hey, it was clean too!)

Convenient (next to St. Andrew subway station, and close to the intersection of University and Front Streets), this Starbucks locations serves it purpose well, especially for those who work in the area Monday-​Friday. Small seating area and free Wi-​Fi add points to service and baristas working here are quite efficient in getting your drink ready in no time.

It’s starbucks…

I 100% agree with Andre M. on this one.
Please don’t go here. Avoid it at all costs if you can. In fact, you’re better off going to the other 42 Starbucks located in the financial district and Path. I can also promise you they serve the same lattes, tea, coffee and espresso. The only thing you’ll find different are the people who work there.
Warm regards,
An over-​the-​moon Starbucks patron who enjoys going to this location because he doesn’t have to deal with long lines, more suits, and empty sugar containers.

So here’s the scoop. Don’t go here. Seriously, its one of the few Starbucks in the Financial District I can get a seat. There are about a dozen chairs, some comfy chairs from Starbucks of old (miss those comfy chairs) but mostly its a table and chairs for two. Service is quick. The staff are über efficient. Have my coffee and lemon scone by the time I get to the counter (line is a bit long but moves quick) and payment is fast. So again, don’t go here. Or at least, go here after 8:30 am so I can get my seat early.