EL Cafecito, at 3 Westmorland avenue (just above Bloor West) is one of the shops that I had visited on the previous Indie Coffee Passport. On my previous visit I thought it a nice unassuming place to find coffee in an area that is going through growing pains and is well within the throughs of gentrification. On this visit I found that El Cafecito was straddling the two worlds well. The older world of worn businesses that are fading out and the newer "cappuccino" crowd who want quality in their goods. It was also nice to see a café continuing on in this era of immense competition. So many shops have appeared over the last few years. It's good to see some surviving and thriving. Also I found that amongst my coffee travels my palate has evolved. Much like my taste in food and beer evolves. Last time at El cafecito I wasn't all that enamoured with the coffee. After nearly a year of trying different things at so many different places. I've found the qualities in the coffee that I had previously dismissed I now enjoy as subtle earthy organic flavour in the coffee. An unpretentious neighbourhood cafe providing unpretentious coffee

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