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The best cafes in Toronto are often a hot topic among coffee lovers in our city, but a recent report has definitely made a strong case for one of the most Insta-worthy ones, not only in Toronto but the world.

Fika, which is located in Kensington Market, has been ranked 11th on a list of the 50 most Instagrammable cafes in the world, and its unique aesthetic can be found "in a quaint home filled with light in a Scandinavian decor."

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You can enjoy coffee and Asian-inspired treats in a minimalist space that feels like an art museum in Ontario.

Blanc Cake Museum is both a mini museum and a café in the small town of Aurora, about an hour from Toronto. You'll find a number of unique desserts and sweet drinks to try at this spot.

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Local Toronto cafe chain GoodGood has closed down its five locations across Toronto.

If you're a coffee fan, you've probably wandered into one of GoodGood's cafes with their winking signs and grabbed a locally-sourced beverage, snack or even a bottle of wine or craft beer.

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A newcomer to Toronto is realizing that there may not be as many "cute cafes" in the city as she initially thought. Abbey Sadleir is a New Zealand-born TikToker who recently moved to Toronto from London, England, and she has made some observations about the storefronts in the 6ix.

In a TikTok video, Sadleir pointed out that many of Toronto's weed dispensaries look like trendy coffee shops, and, when you're in search of a cup of joe at 9 a.m., it can be a little misleading, to say the least.

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You can take a trip to Europe with a visit to this cafe opening in Toronto. Café ZUZU is a new venue inspired by 1950s Italy, so you can live that vacay life without a plane ticket.

The cafe is the latest concept by the Gusto 54 Restaurant Group, which is known for restaurants like Gusto 101 and Chubby's Jamaican Kitchen. ZUZU will officially open its doors on October 28, 2022.

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