Come savor a delectable dish at Coffee Culture. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. Come sit on their terrace beneath the sun. They are easily accessible by car but also by public transit. The neighboring location is remarkable for its parks, restaurants and stores. Payments by American Express, MasterCard and Visa are accepted.more...See more text
I am not a healthy person, and I was sick this spring. I am on doctor-prescribed medication which can produce a lot of unpleasant side-effects that I have to live with every day. I went into Coffee Culture on Dundas this spring in the evening to get some tea. I must have disturbed someone inadvertently because a group of people at the next table started to insult and make fun of me. The waitresses started giving me nasty looks. I could have left, and normally I would have, but I like to remind myself occasionally how ugly people are deep down, and how badly they treat sick people, just in case I ever forget. I sat there and let myself be insulted for two solid hours, in part so I would be sure to remember it, and wouldn't be able to lie about it to myself after. The people at Coffee Culture treated me badly.
A clean and modern coffee house with free Wi Fi...
A clean and modern coffee house with free Wi Fi access, large TVs, and newspapers available if you want to get caught up in the daily news. Lots of comfy couches in the back, clean and large tables and booths up front, with a few tables outside on the patio as well.
I used to stop in here for coffee while waiting for my bus, on the way to work. I've stopped going as a result of the service, however. There was just too many times when I had to wait over 10 minutes just to get a coffee. Under normal circumstances, I don't really mind this, but I have only have about 10 minutes in between my busses, so going here for coffee has actually made me late for work a few times. Plus, it shouldn't take 10 minutes to get one cup of coffee. This is usually the result of someone in front of me ordering fancy drinks and food, but I don't care. I shouldn't have to suffer because someone in front of me wants to order the whole menu.
To most of the servers credit, they are always friendly for the most part, except for the woman who is part owner. She always seems aggitated, and on more than one occasion, I've heard her complain that it was too busy. I guess she doesn't like me spending my money there.
The coffee is good, and I've had a Ceasar salad and chicken sandwich that were pretty good. But overall, I won't go back because it seems every time I go, I am waiting too long for one reason or another.
