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    Bakin' Donuts

    4.0 (3 reviews)

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    Tim Hortons

    Tim Hortons

    4.0(2 reviews)
    0.5 km
    $

    This Tim Hortons does a huge business. The drive-through line was backed up through the parking lot…read moreout to the road, and there was a line from the counter to the door for each counter/door. So evidently they either do a great job, or they're the most convenient spot for breakfast, or more likely a bit of both. I've never actually done breakfast at a Tim Hortons - it's always been lunch - so this was my opportunity to compare and contrast with what I might get in the States for a Dunkin Donuts breakfast: I guess it's common to get lettuce and tomato on some of your breakfast sandwiches up here, i.e., the BELT (bacon, egg, lettuce, tomato), which I got on a bagel. Their bagels are slightly smaller than Dunkin's, but more authentic in that they have a crisper crust and have less of that chewy feel of industrial bagels. Their breakfast combos include potato bites, our version of home fries. They're sauteed or possibly pan fried with some salt and pepper coating, as opposed to the battered and fried industrial "tater tot stuff" we get. I should have read the fine print first. It seems their breakfast combos include potatoes and the lunch combos include a donut. I had wanted another of their maple cream, my new favorite donut. The coffee is INCREDIBLY hot. I guess they haven't had to deal with frivolous lawsuits up here like fast food places in the U.S. have. That or Canadians are just sensible enough to not put a cup of coffee between their legs. I do like Dunkin coffee better, but I'm tempted to buy some of their coffee when I'm back in the states to compare it. Fortunately there's a few Tim Hortons in New York and New England where I can do that.

    This location would have earned a good five stars if they had made their Spicy Thai Chicken soup,…read moreand I wasn't the only one who tried to order it. I was allowed to just sit and nosh the day away. Very cool place and clean restrooms.

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    Potter's Parlour

    Potter's Parlour

    5.0(2 reviews)
    22.3 km

    Perfect spot to pick up a scoop of ice ream or enjoy a shot of espresso on the north shore of PEI!…read moreA modern take on an old fashioned ice cream parlour. Deck on the front and picnic tables/lawn games. Right next door to Village Pottery so you can shop as well from the longest running pottery shop on Prince Edward Island while you're there!

    Im not kidding when I say that I would go back to P.E.I. just to go to Potters. Yes Cow's is so…read moredelicious, but this place exceeds beyond expectations. First off Prince Edward Island probably has got to have the best dairy products in North America even New England. Yes I have lived in New England for 27.66 years. I had a caramel swirl small sized ice cream. The portion for a small was suprisingly Texas size. I did not eat the ice cream till 30 min later after I purchased and it was still so firm and creamy. I think there is this best kept and top secret in which no one in this province will ever disclose in making quintessential ice cream. Apart from the Ice Cream I also purchased a donut. Donut like the ice cream was beyond outstanding. I had the cake battered donut with vanilla frosting with fruit loops sprinkled on top of it. It tasted so different than any donuts I ever had. I prefer store bought donuts as oppose to Dunkin Donuts found all over greater Boston. However, now after I tried a PEI donut from Potters I will never go to Dunkin Donuts. The texture was so firm and fresh even one day after the purchase. I believe it has some potato starch from the red soils. I hope to come back and see you next time Potters.

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