Java House
537 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON, M5V 2B6
416-504-3025
This cozy café offers the Queen St. West crowd several varieties of tasty teas and coffees.
Category:
Restaurants
What:
| Cuisine Type | | Coffee Shop |
| Ambiance | | Patio Dining, Sidewalk Cafe, Casual |
| Amenities | | Coffeehouses & Desserts |
| Pricing | | Less than $20 |
| Payment | | ATM (machines only), Cash |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Downtown |
| Getting There | | Queen streetcar |
| Cross Street | | Queen St W and Denison Ave |
When:
| Daily: 8AM-2AM |
Profile Last Updated: July 28, 2008
Tea Lovers Beware
Look out Great Wall of China because the Java House’s Coffee café boasts a pretty impressive Great Wall of Tea! This cozy café offers the Queen St. West crowd several varieties of tasty teas and coffees, but not just any tea—tea with distinct talents that have the ability to do things like increase personal “potency”, which is definitely worth trying. So indecisive tea lovers beware, the endless choices are trouble for the curious taste buds that just can’t decide.
Timeless Pleasures
With things like Middle Eastern-inspired appetizers and of course, the expected beverages accompanied by your choice of muffins or desserts, the Java’s got an extensive array of reasonably priced options that can fulfill all of your stomach’s desires. Whether you’re dining at the cozy front room or having a drink at the fully licensed bar, slow down and take your time choosing from the menu because thankfully at this Queen Street café, unwinding is unlimited.
A Common Ground with a Side order of Diversity
Much like any good café, the Java House has its own following of regulars that use the café as common ground, but with a big patio and a large dining room add-on, this hot spot is also home to a very diverse and electric crowd. At breakfast you may see some early birds reading the paper and enjoying a hot cup of coffee or tea. At lunch, you can check out the eccentric youngsters. And at night, a combination of all of the above, young, old, gay or straight can be seen dining on the entrees and pitchers combos, or accompanying a date for coffee, tea or dessert.
Look out Great Wall of China because the Java House’s Coffee café boasts a pretty impressive Great Wall of Tea! This cozy café offers the Queen St. West crowd several varieties of tasty teas and coffees, but not just any tea—tea with distinct talents that have the ability to do things like increase personal “potency”, which is definitely worth trying. So indecisive tea lovers beware, the endless choices are trouble for the curious taste buds that just can’t decide.
Timeless Pleasures
With things like Middle Eastern-inspired appetizers and of course, the expected beverages accompanied by your choice of muffins or desserts, the Java’s got an extensive array of reasonably priced options that can fulfill all of your stomach’s desires. Whether you’re dining at the cozy front room or having a drink at the fully licensed bar, slow down and take your time choosing from the menu because thankfully at this Queen Street café, unwinding is unlimited.
A Common Ground with a Side order of Diversity
Much like any good café, the Java House has its own following of regulars that use the café as common ground, but with a big patio and a large dining room add-on, this hot spot is also home to a very diverse and electric crowd. At breakfast you may see some early birds reading the paper and enjoying a hot cup of coffee or tea. At lunch, you can check out the eccentric youngsters. And at night, a combination of all of the above, young, old, gay or straight can be seen dining on the entrees and pitchers combos, or accompanying a date for coffee, tea or dessert.
