We went for breakfast at 11:01 AM, but breakfast was over. Luckily, the cook & waitress were able…read moreto accommodate us. The food was good-just normal breakfast, but done well and timely. The bread is freshly baked, sliced and toasted and is a real plus. The bacon was also especially good. Eggs cooked just as requestd. Bottomless cup of coffee. Service was relaxed and pleasant. The cinnamon rolls looked divine but we didn't indulge. One downside when we were there. A family with several loud children came halfway through our meal. The children were alllowed to run around screaming, which was annoying. Not the fault of the rstaurant of course, but did detract from the quality of our experience. The Bedeque Museum is just next door and is worth a visit.

We stopped here on our way back from the Sea Cow lighthouse and were pleasantly surprised with the…read morequality and affordability of the food. The bread is fresh and sliced as needed. The play area was appreciated; my three young girls enjoyed it. There was also a corner with computers and free WiFi to help explore the island.

We had a very friendly server, we were only one of two parties on a Monday morning. The place was…read moreclean and bright, with simple decor. The food was just fair in terms of breakfast. Service was fairly quick.

A hidden gem! Went for brunch - delicious shrimp omelet, the best home fries we've ever tasted,…read moredelicious crispy bacon, and the kids said the pancakes were the best ever! Oh and they bake all their own bread. The gentleman who runs it was friendly and helpful. Prompt service and the view is beautiful. Just go already.

My husband and I visited this café last summer and we loved it. It was very busy and all the…read moreservers were hustling. In July, we visited again and were so disappointed. We were the only ones in the restaurant at 5:30 PM. The food arrived ..lukewarm and sparse. The new owner (the cook) was the only person there. When there is a new owner, we will return. We took pics of the food but I am not able to paste them in here. :(

Hubby and I stopped in after a nice walk around town. Very cozy coffee shop with a nice selection…read moreof beverages and food. The chai latte was really good (made from scratch chai tea leaves vs pre-made mix), and served in a lovely large ceramic mug that gave me the "stay awhile" vibe. Hubby had a black coffee and a REALLY yummy breakfast sandwich (the toasted bread really made the sandwich), and the ingredients inside were fresh and flavorful. Nice mix of locals working inside and folks stopping by for a quick bite. Loved the interior. Really nice worker greeted us as soon as we came in and explained the seating/service options. We'd go back!

Receiver Coffee's Victoria Street location nails that relaxed, inviting coffeehouse vibe--warm…read morewood, plenty of light, and a mix of locals and visitors starting their day. We sat outside, enjoying the summer air and watching the downtown hum along. The food here leans simple but thoughtful. The Island Hot Cake was fluffy and satisfying, and the Fry Up breakfast (with bacon) hit all the right notes--especially the potatoes. Maybe it's just PEI magic, but even as a side, they stand out. Our lattes and matcha latte were smooth and well-crafted, and the pacing felt unhurried in the best way. Service was friendly without being overbearing, and it's the kind of place where you can linger with your coffee without feeling rushed. If you're in Charlottetown and want a reliably good breakfast with a quality cup of coffee, Receiver is worth the stop--especially if you can grab a patio seat.

Stopped by to grab brunch while I was in downtown Charlottetown for a musical since this place had…read moregood reviews and I'd never had a savoury french toast before. The mochaccino and savoury french toast were very high quality (came out to around $27ish for both after tip). The caramelized onions and cheese on the french toast alongside the maple syrup made for a very good sweet and savoury flavour kick -- if you don't eat much, you could definitely share since I had trouble finishing it! The mochaccino was also not too sweet and had a good balance between coffee and chocolate, I could see why it was so busy on a Sunday morning so come early if you can :) There's a variety of seating (outdoor and by the fireplace as well) and the ambiance was lively.

Got their salami sandwich (focaccia bread), maple danish, and mocacino. Everything was delicious!…read more The salami sandwich, despite being sarang wrap was super fresh. Lots of lettuce and had tomatoes and pickles too. Sundried tomato mayo and havarti cheese as well. Everything was perfectly balanced. The maple danish was so good. Like a dark/amber maple syrup. It wasn't too sweet either. The mocacino had a nice dark chocolate flavour to it too.

Had a samosa and cofee. It was great and ambience was also good. Green sauce on side was good and…read moreit was not too spicy.

Amazing espresso!!!! Best I've had in PEI. Beans are so fresh they are roasting in front of you!…read moreHighly recommend!

Excellent breakfasts, good dinner menu also. Service is typically fast, but food should be…read morehotter. Would wait longer for hotter food. Staff are friendly, and there's lots of local art to check out on the walls.

Fast service,pleasant an efficient servers . Very friendly staff ,food generous portions,delicious…read moreand well priced! I will be back!

It was a bright and sunny August afternoon and we had finished perusing the butterfly garden up the…read morehill. We strolled down through the beautiful gardens to the restaurant perched on the riverbanks. The restaurant does not optimize for volume or turnover and we had a 45 minute wait. We enjoyed the adjoining shop and their selection of jams and spread. The wait was worth it! The room is a bright large room overlooking the river. Handmade quilts hang from the ceiling. We started with nachos, that had the right blend of cheese and toppings. Unfortunately there were no side plates brought, causing us to eat like animals from a common trough. A slight mishap with a spilled glass of water interrupted our otherwise pleasant appetizer. The server's attention was less than prompt causing us to get extra napkins from directly behind the counter. Still, we soldiered on and prepared for the main feast. The seafood chowder was one of the better ones all trip. Fresh and flavourful pieces in a cream broth, served with a fresh side biscuit. The real opportunity is to highlight the delicious jams and spreads from the shop which would add some much needed flavour to the biscuits. Other meals included kids pasta, kids jam sandwich, a club sandwich, fish cakes and a Caesar salad. All were promptly devoured. A great location with fresh food and pleasant service. Worth the wait!

Great service..great food...beautiful environment The restaurant windows provide a breathtaking…read moreview of the River Clyde

Very cute place. Love the bookstore feel and breakfast was delicious! I got a blueberry iced latte…read moreto pair with my breakfast and it was delish! One of my favorite breakfasts on PEI, would definitely recommend.

Super adorable coffee shop and small book store. Would recommend stopping in!! They were really…read morebusy so we didn't eat breakfast but it looked amazing