The best cappuccino in Toronto can be found at cafes where baristas are well trained and always on their game. Delicious and deceptively simple, the cappuccino is considered by some to be the most difficult coffee preparation to master. Traditionally 5-6 fluid ounces, broken into thirds of espresso, hot milk and steamed microfoam, the trouble is getting that harmonious blend of coffee and creaminess. Too little milk and you can quickly careen into macchiato territory, too much and you have on your hands a full-blown latte.
Fear not. As the city becomes increasing serious about their coffee, we see and taste cappuccino making on the rise. The humble beverage, named for the colour of Capuchin friars' hooded frocks and first popularized by Venetian coffee houses as the "Kapuziner," is having a moment here in this coffee-crazed town.
Here's where to find the best cappuccino in Toronto.
See also:
The best Americano in Toronto
The best cafes in Toronto (west side)
The best cafes in Toronto (east side)
The best late night cafes in Toronto
The best cafes in Toronto for free WiFi