Coffee and All That Jazz

What is Coffee and All That Jazz? Anchoring Howard Park Avenue just east of Dundas, Coffee and All That Jazz serves as an easygoing community hub on the edge of High Park and Roncesvalles. The room is airy and unpretentious, framed by warm wood finishes, generous window seating, and scattered communal tables that invite long stays. It functions equally well as a morning espresso pit stop and a laid-back lounge where live musicians take over the room on weekend mornings.

Coffee and All That Jazz Menu & What to Order The counter kitchen turns out thoughtful, scratch-made comfort food that goes well beyond standard bakery glass fare. The standout order is the breakfast sandwich, built with thick-cut bacon, egg, melted cheese, crisp greens, and a punchy spicy mayo—readily customizable with avocado for vegetarians. Pair a well-pulled flat white or earthy matcha latte with house-fermented kimchi or the daily vegan, gluten-free soup, and make sure to grab a cup of homemade banana pudding before you leave.

Know Before You Go Seating operates strictly on a first-come, first-served basis, with the room reaching peak capacity around 11:00 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays when the live jazz sets begin. The 506 Carlton streetcar stops right nearby, making transit a breeze, while digital nomads should note that wall outlets are limited despite the generally laptop-friendly daytime vibe.