Holy Grounds Café

Sundays 9:00 am -12:30 pm, Mondays 8:30 am -1:30 pm, Tuesdays 8:30 am – 2:30 pm, Wednesdays – Fridays 8:30 am -1:30 pm
Monday evenings from 4:30 – 8:00 pm

House Baked Challah at Holy Grounds!

Welcome Shabbat with beauty, blessing, and a really good challah

Fresh challahs at The Infinite Bean at Holy Grounds are ready to accompany your Shabbat blessings every Friday from 12:00-1:30 pm (or until supplies last)! Choose braided plain or sesame seed for $10 each

Pre-ordering coming soon!

All are welcome for the most delicious coffee, baked goods, and…lunch!

Holy Grounds Café is now pleased to offer Gift Cards! Stop by for your favourite coffee and lunch and pick one up today. Supplies are limited. The team looks forward to seeing you at the Café.

Holy Grounds is conveniently located in our bright and airy Schwartz/Reisman Atrium, with seating and wifi, next to our new Max Enkin Library with books for young and old. There is plenty of parking, so meeting a friend and making Holy Grounds your new coffee or lunch destination is easy.

Thanks to Judy Nyman and Harley Mintz, Holy Grounds Café is an expression of Holy Blossom Temple values.

Rafiken Social Enterprises is our perfect partner in building a sacred community. They expertly employ, train, and supervise neurodiverse employees to run the cafe. Our baristas, bakers, and salespeople will acquire transferable skills and know the dignity of work. Their customers will enjoy professional service and the finest coffees, teas, and pastries to enjoy on-site or to go.
Our selected coffee is from Detour Coffee Roasters—a specialty, small-batch coffee roaster. Learn more about their coffee here!
Holy Grounds Cafe is fully accessible from our parking lot on Ava Rd. additional parking in our Dewbourne lot.

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1950 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON, M5P 3K9
(416) 789-3291
[email protected]

Emergency Funeral Contact
Cell: 416-565-7561

Founded in 1856, Holy Blossom Temple is Toronto’s first synagogue with a rich history of tradition and modernity in our religious and spiritual expression.