Whether you're looking for somewhere to get some work done or simply enjoy some coffee, Toronto has many cafes you can visit. Now that were in spring and the weather is warmer, it might be worth getting out of the house and enjoying your coffee at a café. Here's 3 cafes you should visit in Toronto.

Dineen Coffee Co.

Dineen Coffee is what happens when you put history and contemporary lifestyle together. Their first café built in the Dineen Building is actually considered to be a Toronto Heritage Property and you can see parts of the history still present in the location today. Dineen makes fantastic cups of coffee and you have the choice of enjoying it either inside or outside on their patio.

Black Pony

If you're looking for a café that's full of life and great for visiting with friends, Black Pony is a spot you can't pass up on. Black Pony presents itself as both a café and a local art gallery. Inside and outside of the café you can find art made by local artists right here in Toronto. If you decide you're not feeling coffee on your visit, you can consider ordering a drink from their equally amazing bar instead. The café/bar is open from 8 AM to 11 PM 7 days a week making it a great spot for getting work done during the week day or hanging out with friends on weekends or during the evening.

Early Bird

Mentioned previously as one of our favourite outdoor patio spots, Early Bird is a great place to visit for not only enjoying a nice brew, but to also get work done in a reasonably quiet space. Early Bird has made it their mission to not only provide an amazing coffee experience, but to also deliver both delicious and aesthetically pleasing food to your table. Another big bonus at Early Bird is that they also serve wine. Their location can be found at Queen Street West and Bathurst and they're open Tuesday - Sunday at 9 AM - 4 PM.

There's our 3 cafes you should visit in Toronto. Whether you're trying to get work done or looking for a place to hang out with friends, all 3 of these cafes make for great spots.

Cover photo by Lindsay Lauckner