Best Coffee Shops in Liberty Village (2026 Guide)

Arvo is a minimalist Australian-style coffee shop that nails the basics — flat whites, long blacks, and perfectly pulled espresso. The interior is clean and bright with concrete floors and a blonde-wood aesthetic that feels calm even when it's busy. They also serve simple but excellent pastries and toasties.

Balzac's Liberty Village location sits inside the heritage Liberty Market building and is the neighbourhood's unofficial living room. The Parisian-inspired decor, excellent espresso, and ample seating make it ideal for remote workers and casual meetups alike. Their house blend is roasted in small batches at their Niagara facility.

Louie Coffee Bar is a compact, design-forward coffee spot that takes its espresso seriously. They pull shots using rotating single-origin beans and their lattes are consistently beautiful — both visually and in the cup. The vibe is more grab-and-go than linger, but there are a few window seats for a quick break.

Jimmy's Coffee is a beloved Toronto chainlet with a rustic, lived-in charm that makes every location feel like your neighbourhood spot. The Liberty Village shop draws a loyal morning crowd for their drip coffee and signature peanut butter cookie. They roast their own beans and keep things simple and honest.

Dark Horse Espresso has been a Toronto indie coffee institution for over a decade, and the Liberty Village outpost is a neighbourhood anchor. Known for strong espresso, generous portions, and a no-nonsense attitude, it's the place where Liberty Village's creative freelancers set up camp. The space is unpretentious with plenty of power outlets.