Coffee at Toronto farmers' markets

Roasters and coffee bars pouring on the market floor.

28 markets

29 stalls

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  • Burukudu

    At BURUKUDU we are fussy about your coffee. In fact "BURUKUDU" is a word that means "Knowing when your coffee was roasted".

  • Everyday Gourmet

    Everyday Gourmet opened in the St. Lawrence Market in 1979, specializing in coffee, tea and spices. Since then, the coffee aspect of Everyday Gourmet has become the dominant theme. With a coffee bar and an on-site roaster, we now offer coffees roasted daily, from every part of the world.

  • City Side Cafe

    City Side Cafe opened in 2025 at 8 Queen Street West, Brampton, serving Ontario-roasted coffee and pastries baked in-house every morning. The shop’s stated vision is roast local, waste less, and treat people well.

  • AD Brew
  • B.WOOD Coffee

    BWOOD Coffee serves great tasting, locally sourced specialty coffee. From classic creamy lattes to unique pour overs, their mobile coffee bar offers a wide range of options and flavours for everyone.

  • Back Road Coffee Roasters

    Market items include: Cold brew coffee, nitro coffee, ice lattes, hot tea and more.

  • Black Label Coffee

    Black Label Coffee specializes in high-quality coffee using specialty and organic beans sourced from ethical farmers worldwide, with a stated commitment to ethical sourcing.

  • Caffe Bella
  • Chocosol Chocolate & Coffee

    ChocoSol creates stone-ground dark chocolate using organic, forest garden, shade-grown cacao, made in their Toronto factory store.

  • Col_For All Products Inc.
  • Drift Coffee Club

    Mobile specialty coffee and matcha catering in Toronto. Drift Coffee Club brings a full espresso and matcha bar to your event — stress-free and unforgettable.

  • Go Cup Yourself Coffee

    Go Cup Yourself Coffee curates, sources, roasts, and cups single-origin specialty coffees at Dark City Coffee Company's Scarborough facility. The project helps drinkers learn what they love about coffee through cupping, then ships beans roasted the day they go out.

  • Kurtis Coffee

    Kurtis Coffee is a Toronto family roaster that has supplied cafes and restaurants in the GTA for more than 40 years. The company roasts 100% Arabica beans fresh in small batches, including ethically sourced and organic coffees from South America, Africa, and Asia.

  • La Boulangerie by Thuet

    La Boulangerie is a French café at Ossington and Dundas West serving classic pastries, European coffee, and a daily breakfast and lunch menu for dine-in or takeout.

  • Lief Cafe
  • Luba's Coffee Boutique

    Luba’s offers a large selection of imported coffee beans and teas (loose and packaged). They will grind coffee beans to the customers' specifications. They carry specialty syrups, flavoured coffee beans, organic, Free Trade coffee beans, de-caff beans, as well as an interesting choice of tea and coffee-making accessories.

  • Mel’s Café

    Mel's Cafe, founded by Melany Yelle-Nikischer and Aaron, makes dairy-free 12-hour cold brew from beans sourced from Toronto roasters. The brew is lightly sweetened with brown sugar and citrus, bottled in reusable glass, and sold at pop-ups, catering events, and the Junction Farmers Market.

  • OMG Coffee
  • Pasta Mia

    Pasta Mia specializes in Illy coffee from Italy. They serve fresh-brewed coffees, espresso and cappuccino. They sell many kinds of pasta and pasta sauces from Italy, as well as imported gourmet olive oils and vinegars. They offer fresh, heat-and-serve pasta dishes such as lasagna, cannelloni and ravioli for take-out.

  • Portami Caffe Co.
  • Room 104 Coffee

    Room 104 Coffee is a mobile coffee cart and trailer serving handcrafted espresso drinks wherever people gather. The owners built the business around making events feel intentional, welcoming, and effortless.

  • She Grows Coffee

    She Grows Coffee, founded by Coffee Meagan on International Coffee Day 2024, sells freshly roasted and green coffee beans sourced from farmer cooperatives, including Fair Trade, organic, and Bird Friendly lots. At the East York Farmers' Market the stand also serves brewed coffee, iced cold brew, lattes, and organic lemonade.

  • Silver Scooter Coffee Co.

    We take roasting seriously. Learn more about our process.

  • Singh Beans Coffee

    In loving memory of our dear friend who left us in 2018, every bag you buy helps fund local causes. We've shifted our focus closer to home, supporting neighbourhood charities and the next generation through scholarships.

  • Stage 21

    Stage 21 is a Toronto mobile coffee company that serves espresso drinks from vintage Renault coffee vans at events, group rides, and markets. The fleet's Cycling Coffee Support Vehicles are fitted with espresso machines and brewers for on-site cafe service.

  • Street Brew Coffee

    Street Brew Coffee is a family-run specialty coffee company created for people who care about what’s in their cup and the impact it can have. Every bag of coffee and every piece of merch sold helps fund programs that directly support people experiencing homelessness. The company sources high-quality single origin coffee beans and roasts them in the GTA as well as Cleveland, Ohio.

  • Tallboy Roasters

    The husband and wife team of Leslie and Rick Bosman started roasting ethically sourced, premium, single origin coffee beans right here in Port Perry in 2018. Find small batch, fresh roasted beans by the bag as well as the perfect espresso based drinks including French vanilla and cinnamon bun lattes, salted caramel macchiatos or a delicious café Americano.

  • The Mister Brewer

    Anthony Lombardo of Brampton founded The Mister Brewer during the pandemic; all beans are Certified Fair Trade and Organic, roasted to order with partners in St. Catharines. Ten percent of proceeds go to the William Osler Health System Foundation.

  • Yellow Lab Lemons Cafe

    Yellow Lab Lemons is a Toronto mobile cafe and lemonade stand that serves lemonade, iced coffee (including oat-milk caramel iced lattes), and custom cake pops. They set up at community fairs and events around the city, from neighbourhood spring fairs to charity golf days.

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