As its name suggests, the Etobicoke-based Birds and Beans roasts only bird-friendly and organic beans that are also either certified Fair Trade or Rainforest Alliance. Sip a cup of coffee at the on-site cafe or grab a bag of beans to go.

Propeller Coffee roasts its beans at its facilities in the Junction Triangle. You can also find local cafes and restaurants brewing and selling Propeller, including at places like Crema Coffee, Glory Hole Donuts and Kanga Pies.

This cafe in Dundas West roasts multiple coffee blends daily so you can always be sure you're drinking a fresh cup of joe. And to go alongside your coffee, expect to find made-in-house soups, sandwiches as well as other sweet and savoury treats.

Fair Grounds, as its name suggests, serves on Fair Trade coffee at its Long Branch-area cafe and roastery. It buys its organic beans straight from independent farmers and producers. Head here for an ethically sourced cup of coffee and some made-in-house pastries too.

This sunny cafe at the edge of Kensington Market is a neighbourhood staple. You know the coffee's fresh thanks to the roaster that sits right by the front door. There's plenty of seating both inside and out as well as a large selection of baked goods and other yummy treats.

Its tiles might be Instagram famous, but Reunion Island offers more than just cute flooring. It also sells a selection of Fair Trade and organic coffee at its Roncy-area cafe, which focuses on using sustainable practices to brew up high-quality cups of coffee and other espresso-based beverages.

Dark City roasts its coffee to order and will even deliver it to you (for a very small fee). This roastery, which has been in business since 1987, offers lots of variety, including organic, Fair Trade and shade grown beans that you can transform into your perfect cup of coffee. Get yourself caffeinated now.