Caffè Streets

Delcious coffee and a very clear interior style.

Succulents, modern-lighting fixtures and wood-paneled walls accompany this coffee shop that features Metric Coffee and Time Machine cold press juices.

Great place to get work done and have a nice latte!

Very smooth espresso, though $7 for a pumpkin latte seems excessive. The only thing keeping it from being a 5-star experience is the latte was warm. Must specify coffee temp.

Coffee/drinks were fine, but unfortunately we had an extremely rude barista. We were nothing but friendly to her and she treated us as if it was a massive inconvenience to deal with us. Addressed and served us in an extremely unprofessional manner. There are plenty of coffee shops in the area with better service.

Came here with 3 friends, ordered 4 drinks. Coffee was okay but my iced matcha latte was so watered down and tasted like grass water. It was close to closing time but still within operating hours, but the rude barista who made our drinks screamed that they were closing in 15 and started slamming all the chairs to clean up the place. He slammed the chairs so hard that it shook our table and basically was gesturing at us “please leave because I want to go home early”. Never coming again.

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The matcha latte was a good consistency with a healthy amount of tea powder.

Let me first say that the atmosphere in this cafe is amazing. From the city elements brought into the shop to the alternative bands that fill the cafe with lively sound, Caffe Streets is definitely one of my favourites. I got a double shot of espresso which had a nice rich flavour and was not pulled too short or too long. I was a bit peckish so I decided to try one of their savory scones which had chive, cheddar, and bacon; it was so delicious.

Service was lacking/rude and the information from the server was inaccurate. They insisted a coffee named triforce blend was a single origin roast.

Odered and espresso.
The lady at the counter said they only do one type of espresso but we were not able to understand what she said so we asked again for the name. She repeated the name "triforce". We asked if there were single origin espressos. She did the triforce blend was a single origin. I still did not understand the word triforce because she was speaking quietly/mumbling. So I finally saw the name "triforce blend" in one of the signs and said "oh triforce blend" she became very angry and waved her hands and said "IT IS SINGLE ORIGIN" at which point I apologized for stressing her out. That was the end of the interaction. It was very clear she wished we were not there and she did not want to be there. That kind of attitude is rude and disappointing to me any day anywhere.