Project Seoul

This is an amazing spot! The concept is well-executed to support both regular patrons and people looking for a good third-space to work. I love the atmosphere. I got the Caramel Toffee Latte and it was delicious. I had to come back two days in a row. Thank you!

The cafe is bigger on the inside than I expected, with plenty of space. I noticed a lot of people studying or working on their laptops. The Basque cheesecake was okay, but nothing special (tastes like what you'd get at a store). Overall, a good spot if you need a place to sit, but the food is average.

Great place to meet up with a friend or get some work done! Lots of seatings, nice atmosphere, love the greenery, and staff were very friendly. Unfortunately, the matcha was just okay. It’s nice if you want a sweet creamy drink, but the actual matcha was very gentle, only a subtle taste. Not worth the price in my opinion. That said I’d come back to try other things on the menu!

Project Soul Café was a really great find, I stumbled spin this place unexpectedly. The menu had a lot of variety, including alternative milk options, which I always appreciate since almond milk isn’t available everywhere. I ordered a matcha latte and it was tasty as it was smooth not chalky and not too sweet. They also had some amazing-looking treats and pastries on display that I’ll definitely be trying next time. The space itself has a great atmosphere with lots of plants, modern seating, and an overall cozy but stylish vibe. Like I had mentioned, it is somewhat hidden, so it feels like one of those spots you discover unexpectedly. The staff all seemed friendly and welcoming. I also like that they advertise a 2-hour seating limit as it helps keep things fair and makes sense for a busy café. Since it’s close to my work, I’ll definitely be back and can see it becoming one of my regular go-to spots. I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s a “travel across Toronto” kind of café, but if you’re nearby, it’s absolutely worth checking out.

It’s surprisingly hard to find a café that’s open past 5pm, still serves caffeinated drinks and desserts, and has enough space to sit comfortably with a date or friends. That’s why I was so happy to discover this place—it checks all the boxes. You don’t realize how big it is until you head upstairs. The second floor runs almost the entire length of the building, so there’s plenty of seating, which makes it great for longer catch-ups or relaxed evenings. They offer a wide variety of hot and cold coffee drinks, and even though we went later in the evening, there were still a few pastries available, along with bingsoo, which was a nice surprise. The crowd was a mix of people working on laptops, couples on dates, small meetings, and others stopping in for a coffee or dessert after dinner. Service is simple and efficient—you place your order, receive a buzzer, and when it vibrates you pick up your drinks and desserts at the counter. Overall, it’s a great late-night café option with lots of space and a relaxed atmosphere. Definitely a good spot if you’re looking for coffee and dessert in the evening.