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Dark City Coffee Company

  • 3480 McNicoll Ave. (at Markham Rd.), Unit 17 • View on map »
  • 416-282-2307
Beans are roasted at this Scarborough spot and delivered within 24 hours of an order being placed. Custom blends (minimum order of one pound) are made in a 50-year-old hand roaster and include one of the best Swiss-water decafs in the city (the company even claims the province’s largest selection). Kalendar is a rounded, rich fair-trade and organic blend from Latin America, named for the popular College Street bistro.
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