On the way back to the ferry, we stopped at a charming stop in Sidney for coffee and a bake good…read moreand more! A local recommended I order the scones--they are freshest, best tasting ever tasted .. and moist (unlike most scones)! A visitor could spend a morning or afternoon in Sidney--very walkable with views of the bay.

Best tomato galette I have ever had - pure taste of summer with the perfectly ripe tomatoes and…read morebasil. Crust was absolutely excellent - couldn't have been better. Finished it off with the lemon currant scone - the person at the cash said she felt it was the best scone in Sidney. I think it was up there with the best scone I have had anywhere. Must visit in Sidney - this place should have more reviews.

This was a nice little breakfast spot while in town visiting. There is certainly a wait and was…read moretold that is pretty normal. They start servicing lunch items at 11:00am. Our group had a little bit of everything and all was good. I definitely recommend here for breakfast! It is a small place but they are very efficient. Probably the best thing I had were the potatoes. I do love how they smash and fry them so there are crispy bits. The bacon was really good too! The only real negative is everything needed salt and I am not usually a salt person but dang! Try it if you are in the area and able to wait.

This establishment is amazing! I stopped here with my family for lunch before catching ferry to…read moreVancouver. It was actually a best decision ever! We ordered Deluxe Beef Burger ($18.50), Clubhouse Sandwich ($16), Chicken Strips ($15.50) and a can of Coke ($3). All the food had a heart portion. They were freshly made and fries were perfectly done. We had our food with fries which also can be substituted for salad or soup. Everything was delicious. Portion was bigger than I thought it would be. Chicken strips were crispy and tender. Deluxe Burger was amazing it was loaded with different toppings including mushrooms. Clubhouse was pretty good as well. There were so much fries. We could eat fries endlessly while tummies feeling full. This restaurant really IS a hidden gem in Sidney. I'll remember to stop by again on my future visits to Victoria.

Stopped by for a hot coffee and selected a vegan breakfast burrito as well. Coffee was great and…read morethe burrito was delicious! Almost wish I had ordered a second to indulge on. Many happy customers in the cafe enjoying their orders as well. Highly recommend!

Amazing pastries and real espresso coffees. Prices are actually decent, but the quality is much…read morehigher than the average Starbucks, etc. The only drawback is they only serve in paper cups/plates. Nice patio that gets warm sun all day.

We went for gelato and the flavours we tried were delicious! But the service was terrible…read more We tried passion fruit, hazelnut, and earl grey all very good.

Amazing coffee and espresso drinks. They bake their own food. Excellent bran muffin. Scones look…read morebeautiful. Super nice people and they start at 3 am!

Thx best coffee and the best bak d goods in Sidney. And excellent service. Plus beautiful local…read moreart on the walls.

A great coffee spot with lots of tables and big comfy chairs to lounge in…read more We found something for the whole family here: - Italian sodas for the kids - Cheese chips (like Cheetos to share) - A pastry to share - Cappuccino for my husband - Iced matcha with oat for me - A clean restroom and good location in downtown Sidney! We'll definitely be back on a future trip!

Mocha was creamy, not too sweet and very hot! Comfy atmosphere and a sign that says they'll remake…read moreyour coffee from scratch if you're not satisfied. No remake necessary for me!

Fabulous stop!! Bellagio breakfast panini is top notch!! All other samis also great. Even the…read morecoffee and Mariano bar is highly recommended!

My chai latte and breakfast sandwich were very good and the staff were friendly and timely with my…read moreorder. The ambience is quite nice and the decor/furniture gives a cozy vibe. I'm from the USA and I'd definitely go back when I visit BC again.

This place has potential. The decor is nice, the Customer service is a bit slow but they are trying…read moresince it has allot of potential to be trully 5 star worthy if they got some good training and some proper commercial equipment ( proper cooking and food storage and a pos system). The food is decent and so are the prices. They got outdoor and indoor space to sit. Some of the other reviews are because of lack of training and the hardware they are using. This place could truly be great with some TLC.

Hate to give a bad review but if I said it was any good, I'd be lying…read more Their turkey vegie soup was thin, totally devoid of any flavor whatsoever and tasted like dishwater and the bits of turkey that were in it were the least desirable scraps that one would normally throw out. The Thai coconut soup tasted rancid and contained some mushy grains of some kind that were totally unidentifiable. The sandwich was ok but no more exciting than a sandwich I'd throw together at home. I'm truly perplexed how a business that can put out such spectacularly ghastly food can stay in business.

my chai lattes are hit and miss lately. After being…read moreconsistently good for a long time things have changed.

The place was full, but no one in line. 2 baristas behind the counter (coffee bar - yes i know)…read more and 1 in the very small indoor sitting area chatting up friends. The staff was friendly, order delivered quickly. Its a nice little place to catch up with your neighbors

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Fox & Monocle in the North Saanich/Sidney area, and the…read moreexperience was truly memorable. From start to finish, everything was beautifully prepared and wonderfully served. We began with the truffle gougere -essentially delightful little cream puffs filled with melted parmesan that were absolutely to die for. Each bite was rich and delicious. Next up was the bread served with onion butter, which had a fantastic flavor profile. My only tiny wish was that the bread had been toasted just a bit to help that lovely butter melt right in. For the main course, we shared a mushroom pie that was beautifully presented and had that comforting, home-cooked feel. The standout dish of the night, though, was the rock fish. The fish was tender, flaky, and paired with pillowy soft gnocchi that was just perfect in texture. We ended the meal with a dark chocolate namelaka (a type of soft biscuit) and a sticky toffee pudding, both beautifully presented. The sticky toffee pudding was delicious, though I personally would have loved just a bit more of that rich sauce to soak up the entire cake, Overall, the service was wonderful, and the meal was impeccable. The area is truly lucky to have such a fine dining gem, and I can't wait to go back again!

While visiting over the weekend I was invited to a Shinto shrine that departs every so often. My…read morefamily and I ate at this cozy cafe which reminded me of being in a Wes Anderson film. Every baked good was perfectly semetrical and there were regulars, bicyclists, and families. The only thing missing was the cool color tones of a Wes Anderson movie to capture mood and dialogue. I tried two of the breakfast sandwiches: beef and an egg and sausage. Both were delicious. I also tried their galette with mushroom and cheddar. It was a nice savory bite of crunch from the pastry dough , and texture of the mushrooms and spices. My belly was full for the direction of my 3 hours on the island. Service was very good also.