Milky’s

The Ossie Fog is one of the best drinks I’ve ever had. Pistachio milk?!? What. It was freaking delicious. The cookies were also yummy. So yummy that I swiped the whole shelf. I would also recommend the Dee, my husband ordered it and he loved it!Recommended dishesThe Dee

Noctua bakery's croissants and pastries but nothing is labeled in the showcase. Payment requires touching the screen to prompt tip. Decent flat white. Unfortunately their specialty drinks were not available the day I was there. Tiny space. Designed for takeout only.

Super low key coffee shop. Good coffee, try their Maple milk which is essentially maple latte. They sell some decor and goods which I found cute. A few seats by the windows, maybe 3 seats in total. friendly staff. I liked the static and colors. Stop by if you walking around the area.

Excellent quality coffee. Several nice pastry options too. There is only a limited seating area. Really good service too.Food: 5/5

Cute coffee shop with good cortado and matcha latte. Would definitely go back for it and the interior of the store is beautiful. The wood panels mixed with marble? and white paint is really cool.

We were on a specialty coffee crawl while in Toronto. This place was recommended by a barista from one of the coffee shops we visited. Recommended by a barista!!! We ordered Lemonade Flash Brew. Wow, the coffee was refreshing with a hint of bitterness, sweetness, with a lemony scent and acid. Go get a cup! Their blueberry and raspberry danish was also so so good. Elegant and quirky store, great and attentive service, all made our stop there more memorable.

Thanks to a bakery x coffee shop partnership between Gateau Ghost x Milly's Coffee, I got to hit two birds with one visit! The Milky storefront at Dundas and Bathurst is tiny but super aesthetic with lots of decorative ceramics and cute niknaks to browse and purchase. Not to mention, service was top-notch. I ordered a couple items to try: HOT CHOCOLATE: Though milkier than I'd prefer, the chocolate notes still came through rather nicely. I enjoyed that it was a semi-sweet beverage and made at the perfect temperature for this cold winter weather. I got it with just regular milk and it was smooth to drink. Overall, not too special so I'll give it a 4.0 out of 5.0 stars. OREO COOKIE: I was very happy to have found an Oreo cookie that isn't paired with cream cheese! Yet, there's big enough cookie chunks for you to taste that flavor profile, coming through nicely, without an overload of sugar. It was chewy, the way I like my cookies and overall, probably the best Oreo cookie I've had 4.9 out of 5.0 stars BROWN BUTTER RICE KRISPY COOKIE: A unique flavor profile that caught my attention when I heard the name. Same as the Oreo, the chewy consistency was perfect. As you approach more of the center of the cookie, you also get those rice krispy bits which weren't the crunchiest but added an interesting texture to it. This one definitely had a more sweet n' salty balance which was a nice touch. All in all, a very flavorful cookie that I really enjoyed 4.9 out of 5.0 stars. Hot chocolate $5 Cookies $3.75 each Though my drink was a little underwhelming, I'll be visiting again when I get the chance as they do have some more unique offerings that I'd be interesting to have a taste.

According to the standards of speciality coffee in toronto, I will definitely rate this cafe as 5 stars, good service and staff too.

Milky's was a highlight of my Toronto visit. The Iced Oat Latte was one of the best drinks I've had and is very special. I loved the interior aesthetics and ceramics on display. Customer service was top notch as well. I wished I had more time for a second visit.

Superb coffee and very stylish place by Batay-Csorba Architects