ezra’s pound.
by two after twenty
After a less than pleasant brunch at Saving Grace on Dundas West (that post to come later), Senaa and I decided to recuperate a few doors down at Ezra’s Pound. It was a total fluke – we needed coffee, we walked a few frozen steps … and there it was.
Ezra’s Pound is kind of like a much cozier, much less hyped Dark Horse. Bonus: Senaa and I didn’t have to spend half an hour searching for a seat, like we did on one of our visits to the Dark Horse (actually, we gave up looking for a seat once, and camped out in the lobby beside Dark Horse like super cool people). Ezra’s is charming and modern, and a little whimsy (below, you’ll see a mannequin chilling out in a corner). Plus, the coffee was amazing – even the hot chocolate had art on the top. Any pretty latte art is a win in my books.
i love to see you’re a brunch hunter too like me! great shots.
Brunch hunting has become such an exciting (and pricey) way to get to know the city! Thanks Cara.
These are great photographs! Ezra’s Pound looks like a nice place to grab some coffee w/ a friend! I love that there’s a mannequin randomly standing in the corner lol.
Thanks Orchid! Yeah, it was a great place for some coffee catch-up. Also, I know re: the mannequin. Strange.
those croissants looks so crisp and to die for! such a cozy place, and the coffee looks good :)
Definitely a cozy place :) And the coffee was amazing!
Ezra’s Pound is one of my favourite coffee places in the city! They definitely know what they’re doing. It’s just too bad I can never get there before closing time. I’ve had their cheese & pear baguette, it was delicious and I liked it more than my brunch at Saving Grace….
I’m glad you agree about Saving Grace! And yes, Ezra’s Pound is amazing Toronto coffee. :)
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