I’m new to the area and decide the check this place out!
The barista was extremely welcoming and friendly and kindly explained the menu and different types of roasts they have.
I went with an oat latte (they only have oat as the non dairy option) and it was delicious! I love they are a laptop free zone, which is rare to find in Toronto.
Heads up they only take cash or transfer!
Filipp Ignatovich
Fine wine experience, but for coffee. You will never look at coffee the same way again. You will never go back to Starbucks or Tim Hortons for the swill they call coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Aures Tchana
Just a pure and relaxed experience
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
d rhodes
Was in the neighbourhood and stopped in at Stockyards Grind. Wow, excellent coffee and really neat atmosphere. These guys know their stuff. Will definitely be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Juan Cruz
Great coffee! Im glad we went, will be back. Thanks Sean!
Service: 5
Ankush
Great place to grab a coffee
Service: 5
Linda Montgomery
Stopped by just before shop was fully opened but I was still offered service. Coffee was excellent. Will be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chris Henry, EatingPilot
I’m a tea drinker and will have an occasional espresso, but not today. So I stopped in at The Stockyards Grind Espresso Bar for a decaf tea and ended up with a delicious Harney & Sons Cinnamon served in an antique cup and spoon like I have at home from my Grandmother’s Antique Store in Kingston - Allie’s Antiques. Good vibes were playing from the Marshall sound box. No laptops allowed ie. “No Camping”. It’s about connection - connecting with the space, the antiques, the music and the coffee bean. Everything is high quality down to the 7 different types of beans you can choose from medium-light to medium and dark from Brazil, Nicaragua, Honduras, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Guatemala and Colombia. Sean is the owner and host aka barista but he’s way more than that. His knowledge is unbelievable and will help you choose your bean. After we started talking I changed my mind and couldn’t pass up an espresso. I had a Brazilian Sucuri Bean and learned how to take the right number of sips and what to do with it in my mouth. You’ll need to visit to learn yourself 😀 from Sean. We sat and chilled on the patio beside his garden. There is a small food menu but it’s really about connecting as mentioned above. Sean takes cash and debit. Nice place to unplug, relax and unwind. I’ll definitely be back. Chris>
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Danielle Canhoto
Great dude and great coffee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kelly Antonio
My first coffee experience while visiting the area and it was the best! The smoothest iced latte I’ve ever had and the owner had the best hospitality. A hidden gem for sure!
I’m new to the area and decide the check this place out!
The barista was extremely welcoming and friendly and kindly explained the menu and different types of roasts they have.
I went with an oat latte (they only have oat as the non dairy option) and it was delicious!
I love they are a laptop free zone, which is rare to find in Toronto.
Heads up they only take cash or transfer!
Fine wine experience, but for coffee. You will never look at coffee the same way again. You will never go back to Starbucks or Tim Hortons for the swill they call coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Just a pure and relaxed experience
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Was in the neighbourhood and stopped in at Stockyards Grind. Wow, excellent coffee and really neat atmosphere. These guys know their stuff. Will definitely be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great coffee! Im glad we went, will be back. Thanks Sean!
Service: 5
Great place to grab a coffee
Service: 5
Stopped by just before shop was fully opened but I was still offered service. Coffee was excellent. Will be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’m a tea drinker and will have an occasional espresso, but not today. So I stopped in at The Stockyards Grind Espresso Bar for a decaf tea and ended up with a delicious Harney & Sons Cinnamon served in an antique cup and spoon like I have at home from my Grandmother’s Antique Store in Kingston - Allie’s Antiques. Good vibes were playing from the Marshall sound box. No laptops allowed ie. “No Camping”. It’s about connection - connecting with the space, the antiques, the music and the coffee bean. Everything is high quality down to the 7 different types of beans you can choose from medium-light to medium and dark from Brazil, Nicaragua, Honduras, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Guatemala and Colombia. Sean is the owner and host aka barista but he’s way more than that. His knowledge is unbelievable and will help you choose your bean. After we started talking I changed my mind and couldn’t pass up an espresso. I had a Brazilian Sucuri Bean and learned how to take the right number of sips and what to do with it in my mouth. You’ll need to visit to learn yourself 😀 from Sean. We sat and chilled on the patio beside his garden. There is a small food menu but it’s really about connecting as mentioned above. Sean takes cash and debit. Nice place to unplug, relax and unwind. I’ll definitely be back. Chris>
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great dude and great coffee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My first coffee experience while visiting the area and it was the best! The smoothest iced latte I’ve ever had and the owner had the best hospitality. A hidden gem for sure!
Restaurantji Recommends
This very hidden and charming place has one of the best quality coffees I tasted ! Highly recommend
The best, can tell when someone is passionate about their craft, you won't be disappointed by the coffee here
Very cool guy😎 good coffee
One of the best coffees I've had.
The best coffee in Toronto! Sean is a true master of his craft
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