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  • The interior of the bar and café at the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • The Nespresso Boutique Bar, designed by Italian architect Aldo Parisotto of Parisotto e Formenton, in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • The lounge area inside the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • The lounge area inside the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • The machine wall inside the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • The interior of the bar and café at the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • The boutique area including the wall of Grand Cru coffees and the machine gallery at the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • The boutique coffee tasting area at the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • The machine gallery at the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • A Nespresso latte macchiato served at the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

  • The recycling station inside the front entrance of the Nespresso Boutique Bar in Yorkville, Toronto.

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Nespresso Boutique Bar

Toronto's caffeine fix.

Nespresso has taken design cues from its lustrous line of coffee machines and opened its first flagship Boutique Bar in Toronto: a two-storey open-concept space with a floor-to-ceiling glass storefront. Italian architect Aldo Parisotto of Parisotto e Formenton conceived the spacious Yorkville location, where coffee is, naturally, the main act. Visitors can choose from 21 “Grand Cru” coffees and espresso drinks and complement their beverages with a selection of light breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu items featuring mainly locally sourced fare. Nespresso introduced the first single-serve capsule coffee machine in 1986, and now the Swiss-based company has proven it’s about more than just little coffee pods.

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November 20, 2013
PalateWinter 2013