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Colombian5 months ago

Ohana Coffee Shop

Colombian coffee and pandebono specialist operating on Bloor St W in West Toronto, a neighbourhood with growing Latin American food infrastructure but limited…

West Toronto2100 BLOOR ST W, #5B

Colombian coffee and pandebono specialist operating on Bloor St W in West Toronto, a neighbourhood with growing Latin American food infrastructure but limited Colombian-specific cafés. The kitchen's focus is pandebono, a cheese-filled fried pastry from Colombia's Pacific and Caribbean coasts, distinct from the Empanadas and Arepas that dominate most Spanish-language food courts in the city. Pandebono is crisp outside, custardy and salty inside requires a separate technical skill set, it is not interchangeable with other Colombian fried breads. The pastry pairs directly with Colombian coffee, a combination rarely offered as a unified kitchen concept in Toronto, making this address a concrete destination for both communities seeking the specific pairing and curious diners looking beyond the standard Latin American café menu.

Other newly registered Colombian kitchens nearby

3 monthsMALVON EMPANADASScarboroughNo website — visit early
5 monthsCAFE CONCIENCIAWest TorontoNo website — visit early
8 monthsCASTOR LENADORWest TorontoNo website — visit early

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