Lately been craving DR coffee and have run out of my stash
Anyone know where I might find it in Toronto?
Anyone know where I might find it in Toronto?- Thread starter young seniors
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Dominican coffee in Toronto??
We do the same thing, but this doesn't help youngseniors right now.
I know that Cafe Santo Domingo is sold in Canada, sooner or later someone will post where.
yes it is.... a Cdn group from RD's east coast - McLay is their name...import and sell in Canada
start googling - you'll find it
Tom McLay
start googling - you'll find it
Tom McLay
Sooner,
It is now available on-line. Try your local Latino Market or International Market. I found it in College Park MD at a Latino Market for $5.99 per 1 lb. bag.
Cafe Santo Domingo in North America! - Santo Domingo Forum - TripAdvisor
he does post here... thats how I found him....
maybe not so much any more... but he can be here sometime
Actually, we had a thread if any of the resident experts can dig it up.
it was coffee and i went back/forth with him - we're from the same Cdn town , London ON
maybe not so much any more... but he can be here sometime
Actually, we had a thread if any of the resident experts can dig it up.
it was coffee and i went back/forth with him - we're from the same Cdn town , London ON
Nice fetch, BB... but thats not the one where the Santo Domingo coffee man (McLay) pops up.
somewhere else I guess....
Thats MY thread... I still drink the Monte Alto when mi esposa is in residence -- the choco one when she isn't.
somewhere else I guess....
Thats MY thread... I still drink the Monte Alto when mi esposa is in residence -- the choco one when she isn't.
My sister travels here frequently and fills up an entire suitcase with whole grain Santo Domingo coffee.
We once went to Colombia together and she packed the suitcase with Colombian coffee and said there was no comparison, she preferred by far the Dominican brand. They put them in the freezer.
We once went to Colombia together and she packed the suitcase with Colombian coffee and said there was no comparison, she preferred by far the Dominican brand. They put them in the freezer.
back to Cdn coffee...
if you don't mind a bit of a drive.... go to Point au Baril... the Ojibway Club grocery store has it there.
It seems McLay has a summer place there and keeps them stocked..... gracias GOOGLE
https://www.facebook.com/OjibwayClubGroceryStore
if you don't mind a bit of a drive.... go to Point au Baril... the Ojibway Club grocery store has it there.
It seems McLay has a summer place there and keeps them stocked..... gracias GOOGLE
https://www.facebook.com/OjibwayClubGroceryStore
Call before you go - according to their FB page it looks like they're only open in summer, they closed Sept 1 last year.
Its quite hike from Toronto... and yes.... things slow down fast up there in the fall
snow in October for sure and all the summer residents are gone after Labor Day
Take a look at the chairs -- you may think those are Adirondack chairs
no, no no..... Canadians won't call them that ...Muskoka chairs those are
from the local region of that name
A duplicate in every way - except name
Must have been the War of 1812.... Ticonderoga etc.... no more Adirondacks
you weren't going to drive up there anyway..... dead end street this time of year
order from the website we gave you....
have fun
order from the website we gave you....
have fun
"Gustitos de mi tierra" on Jane a block north of Sheppard carries cafe Santo Domingo and maaany other dominican products that I havent seen anywhere else in Toronto.
. AlternativeGrounds in Toronto used to sell organic coffee from Barahona (polo) and if not they sell super good coffee from Central America.
Cafe Santo Domingo
(416) 242-6677
1562 Weston Road Toronto, ON M9N 1T3 You could also phone and ask them if they know
Cafe Santo Domingo
(416) 242-6677
1562 Weston Road Toronto, ON M9N 1T3 You could also phone and ask them if they know
Lately been craving DR coffee and have run out of my stash
Not sure if you will find Dominican coffee in Toronto but in the coffee section of your market there should be coffee labelled as cafe latino. This is very similar in strength to what you will find in the DR. The grounds are very fine, almost like those used for espresso. You could also find a latino grocery store and they will also have a selection there. Good luck.