I was at this location and this place doesn’t exist. I also tried calling them and went to voicemail directly. Please make sure you update your location put your opening hours if you actually exist. There is nothing at this address that’s remotely similar to this. I saw that on the photos they were maybe on Gerard Street before.
Stay far away from this establishment. Prices are outrageous - $160 for a ripped up, rust stained jean jacket and $35 for a bandana that you could find at Dollarama? Feels illegal. On top of that the staff are snooty and unprofessional. Don’t make up a random price for a used bandana with their reasoning being “it’s vintage.” Go to Value Village down the street, they probably get all their ~curated pieces~ from there anyway.
Enthusiastic shop owners who appreciate good vintage and sell at fair prices. A great assortment of militaria and Americana, great taste in homewares. Wonderful customer service.
I'm not sure if this is how they treat everyone or if it was just me, but I did not appreciate being dismissed when I asked a very real question. It felt very rude to be told to "have a nice day" when I inquired about the incredibly overpriced merchandise. Here's how the conversation went: - Me: "Is this price correct?" - Employee: "Yes." - Me: "Really? Wow, do you guys ever sell anything?" - Employee: "Have a nice day" (in a condescending tone). I didn't ask the question for no reason; I was legitimately curious. Instead of providing a straightforward answer, the employee decided to dismiss me with a patronizing "have a nice day." This interaction was frustrating and is the reason I'm writing this review
Yesterday, my son who is 6 asked if we could go get the Buzz with wings so he could get ready to properly celebrate Buzz day (which is today BTW), we had been to Coffee & Clothing around St Patrick's day about a year before and all of a sudden he was remembering, I had no idea. I told him not to be disappointed if Buzz was gone but he was pretty sure Buzz would be there, and he was. It was a magical experience as a parent that Coffee and Clothing exists and can dothat. Happy Buzz day everyone.
This was a neat little find on the way home from the motorcycle meet! Loads of real vintage pieces. On the pricier side, but the items are certainly unique.
Store name says it all. Grab a coffee, browse the vintage, check out the books and knick knacks. Stopped by during the Be Leaf Plant Store pop-up. It was amazing.
Coffee and Clothing is a Canadian Vintage clothing store based in Toronto, Ontario. Coffee and Clothing is located at 734 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4M 1H2, Canada.
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