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Kubata Café

  • 962 College St. (at Dovercourt Rd.) View on map »
  • 416-516-9909
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The African art, psychedelic chandeliers, vintage sofas and antique instruments haphazardly lumped together in this cozy, secluded hole in the wall give it a shabby flea market feel. Artists, musicians and homebodies congregate to work or converse over original juices (carrot, beet and ginger, or apple, spinach and lime), sandwiches (roast beef, turkey or veggie), salads (chicken, sun-dried tomato and goat cheese salad), empanadas or the all-day breakfast. Soft jazz and a laid-back vibe provide an ideal atmosphere for reading. Mains $4–$10.

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    962 College St. (at Dovercourt Rd.)
  • 416-516-9909

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