I am often encouraged to come in to Tom N Toms by their free wifi and great a Chai Late. Its a an affordable and comfortable cafe.

My two recommendations here are the honey butter bread and a flavoured latte of your choosing. If you like your coffee strong, this is a great place to go, the large coffees come in mugs akin to soup mugs, with a whopping three shots.

The honey butter bread is fantastic, crispy but also the right amount of sweetness and cream (of which there is a lot). They offer it in a half size, which is a good portion, as the full is enormous, and I normally share with a few people. It is never too loud here, while it can fill up, there is so much seating without being too cramped. It is open late at night, and this is a great hangout place to go with your friends.

Totally great place to bring your friends.
It is fun, relaxed and a beautiful atmosphere, right in the heart of the city!
Music is cool and the drink menu is totally cool!
A must try any time of the day or night!

Approximate cost: $6.50

i am in love with this place ever since my friend introduced me. it is located conveniently in the city and has a very comforting atmosphere with great seats and not to mention free wi-fi. my personal favourite of theirs is the green tea latte and the green tea tomnochinno which in my opinion surpasses the similar green tea drink in starbucks for a much cheaper value. i love to just sit in this cafe with some friends and relax in the comforting atmosphere. their food is also yummy

I am a person who does not really care about service. My critique of a place is mostly based on the food (taste and quality).. The service at Tom N Toms is average.. However the food surpasses that.. Their pretzels are to die for.. they are freshly baked, hence the 10-15 minutes waiting time.. Their coffees are average.. the main specialty of this place is the pretzels.. They also hv free Wi-fi.. a must try when you're in the city..

Approximate cost: $6

Unlike a cafe you've ever been before, this fresh Korean hangout reminds me of the Korean drama Coffee Prince. They have pretty and cute renovations. The menu is very different from your usual Gloria Jeans and Starbucks. I daresay their coffee tastes that notch more... coffee-like that other watery ones out there. Also a great hangout for teens. I recommend the Honey Butter Bread, which sounds sickeningly sweet but is actually not as they use crunchy thick toast, not cake, drizzled with honey and topped with a dollop of whipped cream.

Approximate cost: $10