Might & Main

Might & Main is a cozy coffee shop located on Main Street. Since 2009, James and Trish Feistner have been serving up delicious breakfast and lunch made with local ingredients whenever possible. The shop features local art on its walls and hosts live music events regularly. Come share your stories over expertly crafted espresso and Toronto-made treats. Open Mon-Sat 7-2 and Sun 8-12.

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2025-09-24

How it started/How it is...

As many of you know, earlier this year James and I made the decision to find new caretakers for Might & Main.

With a mix of happiness, nostalgia, and deep gratitude to each and every one of you, we're ready to say goodbye to this incredible place we’ve shared and step into a new adventure.

If you know us, you know this is James’ third (and last) spot, and we’re ready for any adventure that doesn’t involve owning a coffee shop!

With that said, we are so excited for you to meet the new owners in the coming week. They're long-time eastenders who we’ve known as long as we’ve known you!

Allow us to introduce Lori & William, a mom / son duo who we know will take beautiful care of this space, the community and that they’ll continue to grow & build on what we’ve started together. They'll introduce themselves here in the coming week or two.

We hope you’ll give them the same warm welcome, kindness & care you’ve shown us, and be patient as they get to know your usuals.

And we know a lot of you were worried, but the breakfast sandwiches aren’t going anywhere, they’ve promised! William is already an ace in the kitchen, so we doubt you'll even notice a difference.

If you see new faces behind the counter, say hello! James and I will be in the shop as usual until the end of the month.

After that, we’re not far, and looking forward to seeing you from the other side of the counter!

2023-10-30

Winter Hours.
Due to popular demand we will now be open Sundays 8AM to 12PM

2023-09-20

2023-09-05

Join us on Saturday September 16 as we host Coffee for Campers. All sales of M&M coffee and tea will be donated to R2/NYC in support of Campfire Circle.

2023-09-01

Closed Sunday and Monday for Labour Day!

2023-08-31

Another glorious, sunny morning with these colorful, lovely humans.

2023-08-03

We are ducking out for a for bit! Closed this Sunday and Monday for the holiday weekend, see you Tuesday August 8!

2023-06-26

I've not been that excited to vote for someone in a while. we're cheering for you!

2023-06-02

When James is left in charge of product images...

2023-06-01

Super cute morning views on Main Street.

2023-05-29

A LONG READ ABOUT CEBA LOANS:
I thought I would share what's happening with those pandemic loans, and how they're impacting small businesses right now.

Lots of us received CRA backed loans in 2020, when lockdowns had just gotten started, and it was life-saving for lots of us.

The terms of repayment gave us until 31 December 2022 to repay our loans in order to receive forgiveness of a portion of the loan. So, if we were given $60,000 and we repaid $40,000 by the deadline, we can forget the other $20,000.

If we don't meet this deadline, the interest rate on our loan is 5% plus prime, and we need to repay $60,000, not $40,000.

The deadline for repayment was pushed to 31 December 2023 in mid-2022.

CFIB (Canadian Federation of Independent Business) is a lobby group who, along with Canada Retailers, Restaurants Canada and others, are lobbying hard for an extension to the repayment deadline of 2025, and additional forgiveness, especially for businesses who were subject to the harshest lockdowns (think salons & barbers, restaurants, bars & cafes, gyms & yoga studios).

It is estimated that 70% of small businesses in Canada are not able to repay these loans under the current terms, have not yet returned to pre-pandemic revenue levels, and are facing record high cost of goods.

Why am I telling you all of this? Local business owners could use your support.

I'm hoping that you're able to help us by calling or writing your local MP (in BEY that's Nathaniel Erskine-Smith) and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland on our behalf to request that they work with CFIB to extend terms and forgiveness of loans. I've pasted a template in the comments.

If you're able to send a paper letter, it makes a much bigger impact as they have to record and reply to it, but an email is great too!

Nate's office is 1902 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, M4C 1J4, 416-467-0860, [email protected]
Minister Freeland's office is 344 Bloor Street West, Suite 510, Toronto M5S 3A7, 416-928-1451, [email protected]

2023-05-19

Can't beat 'em... then at least take a holiday.

Closed Monday for some old queen's birthday

Address

126 Main Street
Toronto, ON
M4E2V8

To get to Main Street in Toronto by public transport, you can take the subway and get off at Main Station. From there, it's a short walk to the coffee shop.

Alternatively, if you're driving, there are several parking options available in the area. You can park on one of the nearby side streets or use one of the parking lots located within a few blocks of Main Street. Be aware that some parking spots may be limited to certain hours or have time restrictions.

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 2pm
Tuesday	7am - 2pm
Wednesday	7am - 2pm
Thursday	7am - 2pm
Friday	7am - 2pm
Saturday	7am - 2pm
Sunday	8am - 12am

Telephone

+14169010290

Website

http://mightandmaincoffee.com/

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What people say

Might & Main, located on Main Street in Toronto, is a coffee shop that has been serving the community since 2009. The owners, James and Trish Feistner, have created a warm and inviting atmosphere where customers can hang out, chat, and enjoy delicious food and drinks. The walls are adorned with local art and there is always a rotating lineup of talented musicians performing.

The menu at Might & Main features simple yet flavorful breakfast and lunch options made in small batches with locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. Their expertly crafted espresso is a must-try for any coffee lover. In addition to their own offerings, they also feature many Toronto-made treats.

What sets Might & Main apart from other coffee shops is their genuine interest in their customers' stories. They encourage patrons to share their experiences while enjoying their food and drinks. With hours from 7am-2pm Monday through Saturday and 8am-12pm on Sundays, it's easy to stop by for a quick bite or stay awhile to soak up the welcoming atmosphere. If you're looking for a cozy spot to relax with great food and drinks, look no further than Might & Main on Main Street in Toronto.