The Junction gets yet another espresso shop (and this one’s got a back patio)
The Junction gets yet another espresso shop (and this one’s got a back patio)
Full Stop, the latest indie coffeehouse to join the Junction’s Dundas West strip, has some serious sixties’ flair: one wall is starkly orange, another bears a massive vinyl stencil of an airplane and the Eames chairs at each table are actually the real thing, rescued from a dusty basement at Trinity College. The shop sells homemade baked goods like curried apple-bran muffins and asparagus-and-egg breakfast pastries, and a sandwich menu is in the works. The most alluring feature: the spacious, 30-seat back patio.
Full Stop, 2948 Dundas St. W
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Full stop is a great name considering this is what you should do when thinking of walking in. Snobby hipsters serving mediocre coffee who took 3 tries to get a drink right (first was the wrong drink, second was a cold) and the treats were not great. we have tried to make it work twice and have been disappointed both times. There are many great options in the area – this is not one.
I haven’t had their coffee, but the hot chocolate is good and the pistachio cake is amazing!!!
I also never had a problem with the service. As in most situations, if you’re friendly to them, they’ll be friendly to you.