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Coffee & Tea · Old Toronto · $
Coffee & Tea · Markham · $
Seasonal fruit cut to order and layered over a tea base — grape, strawberry, and watermelon iterations are the most popular, with visible fruit pieces throughout
Coffee & Tea · Richmond Hill · $
Real cut fruit steeped into a tea base — grapefruit, strawberry, and mango variants are consistently the brightest, with none of the artificial aftertaste that plagues syrup-only shops
Coffee & Tea · Unionville · $
Vibrant whole or sliced fresh fruit steeped in a quality tea base — visually striking, fruit-forward, and far less syrup-reliant than average GTA competitors
Coffee & Tea · Scarborough · $
Seasonal whole-fruit teas made with hand-cut fruit steeped into the cup — mango, grape, or strawberry depending on the season — noticeably fresher than syrup-based versions
Tangy Yakult probiotic drink blended with fruit tea — the acidity cuts sweetness and gives the drink a refreshing, slightly sour finish
Iced tea base loaded with real seasonal fruit — visually striking and noticeably less syrupy than generic boba shops
Fresh-fruit-based teas with real citrus or strawberry, light and refreshing with a clean tea backbone — a strong alternative to the heavier milk teas
Lighter, refreshing alternative to milk-based drinks, with the same signature fresh tapioca pearls in a tea-and-fruit base
Fresh fruit teas built on a clean, lightly brewed tea base — lighter and less sweet than typical bubble tea shop offerings
Seasonal fruit steeped or muddled into a clear tea base — visually striking and noticeably less sweet than comparable options elsewhere
Bubble Tea · Old Toronto · $$
Bright, lightly sweetened tea base with real fruit and optional popping boba — refreshing and popular in warmer months
Fresh fruit-forward teas with a clean, lightly sweetened base — the brighter side of the menu, best ordered iced
Coffee & Tea · Thornhill · $
Brewed tea base topped with chunks of real fruit — strawberry and passion fruit versions are refreshing without artificial aftertaste
Coffee & Tea · North York · $
Bright, lightly sweetened fruit teas built on a quality tea base — refreshing and less filling than the milk tea lineup, popular for summer visits.
Lighter, tea-forward option with real fruit elements — a good alternative for those skipping dairy
Light, clear-broth style tea with fresh or preserved fruit — a lower-sugar option that plays well in warmer months
Light, tea-forward refreshers that skew tart rather than sweet — a solid non-dairy option for those avoiding milk-based drinks
A lighter fruit-forward base topped with salted cheese foam — the sweet-savory contrast that's become a fixture at Taiwanese tea houses
