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Cotti Coffee: Student-Friendly Coffee Under $5 Near Campus

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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Toronto MU chapter.

Located on the Yonge Street strip near Toronto Metropolitan University’s Student Learning Center (SLC), Cotti Coffee always has student-friendly prices! So, let’s take you into the Cotti experience.

Picture yourself walking down Yonge Street when you see this bright red and white sign saying “COTTI COFFEE.” As you enter the building, you see a white machine prompting you to give your order. If you suffer from social anxiety or you’re simply not in the mood to talk to anyone, this is the perfect place.

The menu has a variety of options, including hot and cold drinks, pastries, and more. However, the most captivating thing about this coffee shop isn’t the menu, but the prices themselves!

This coffee shop has fantastic deals that you can find either when walking by the shop or on their Instagram account! For example, instead of spending your Monday mornings tired and lazy, Cotti Coffee offered all their drinks for $2.80 and Americanos for $1.50 in January

The most recent deal applies to every day of the month up until May 31 to celebrate having over 7,000 stores worldwide. Customers can enjoy all drinks for $4.49 or Americanos for $2.99.

With their app, you can also get five coupons to get any drink for $2.50 or an americano at $1.50! Moreover, their coffee is also 100% arabica.

So, how do these deals help students like you? It can help you budget and treat yourself to coffee for less. Once you complete your order, you have the option to dine in, although there are often limited spaces, or you can get take-out. 

One advantage is that the SLC is so close that you can walk over with your drink while studying. So check out Cotti Coffee and treat yourself to a decent cup of coffee that doesn’t break the bank. 

I'm a second-year Journalism student passionate about fashion, women's rights, wellness, film and the arts & culture! I've written in previous campus publications such as CanCulture, the Eyeopener, and the Society of the Creative School. I have also done some social media work with StyleCircle and the Tall Chair, as well as my summer job at the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition as a social media manager. I love to dress according to how I feel each day! Most of the time, it has to be a slay because every day is a fashion show and the world truly is our runway, as per the famous quote. My identity has always been surrounded by fashion, the arts, and my culture. For reference, I'm French Canadian and Gujurati. Can't wait to write with Her Campus! Yooopidoodles! :)