Location: It's kind of on the outskirts of Town, there are…read morehouses nearby which could be local but it's definitely a destination Parking: Frrreeeeeeee Building: It looks like a big house. They have a drive thru Inside theres a room on the left to order. There's a board with the menu. They also sell goods and mugs, and baked goods It's low ceilings, feels intimate. Washrooms are off of this room there are When you walk into the right there's a giant room filled with tables lots of light this is where you can sit and enjoy your beverage and food Food: I haven't gotten anything to eat there yet but I do get the maple coffee. I really really like it and I do need to try something else. I promise I'll try something else next time I go in Staff: Everybody's so nice. But you'd expect nothing less

First off... nice cafe layout. Clean, interesting decor, quite busy for a Thursday afternoon. The…read morecoffee is good. I ordered a vanilla latte, and the service was quick. What made it a 4-star... coz their barista was on their phone. Had I not called her attention, we will be standing there trying to order. Otherwise, don't hesitate to check the place out.

The only bubble tea shop in town. I visited 4 times last week and every time was a great…read moreexperience. I highly recommend the spicy wonton soup - it is delicious (not very spicy) and it was FILLED to the brim with wontons - such a steal for $5.95+tax. I had all 3 cheese foam teas (5.75+tax) and my favourite would be the hazelnut vanilla as it was more flavourful than the ice wine, though also good; I didn't care for the pumpkin chai- it was too pumpkin-y for my liking and reminded me of Tim's pumpkin muffins. I had 4/7 regular milk teas ($4.95+tax): Long Island strawberry green tea, mango green tea, passion fruit green tea, Niagara peach green tea and all were good, if I had to pick favourites it would be the passion fruit or Niagara peach. Unlike all the other bubble tea shops I've been to the price includes 1 topping (ie. pearls or jelly); you can add another topping for $1, and there is only one size, which is about a medium compared to most chains - very reasonable pricing. They also sell various take-home tea leaves, paninis, pot pies, and breakfast items like bagels. Only 1 table for seating due to COVID. As an added plus, the owners are very nice.

Excellent service! We recently took our daughter and her friends over and they were made to feel…read moreso special!

I was visiting Sudbury for the day and was searching for a bakery for some sweets because it was…read moreFriyay! I ordered the sticky bun and butter tart. I am overly impressed with the quality of their baked goods. It tasted fresh and would definitely recommend that you visit if you are in the area.

I love just about everything I've had here that isn't a beverage option - the drinks I've tried…read morehave been about average however the pastry and jarred options are delicious. I've ordered a few cakes from here for birthdays and they have been absolutely fantastic.

The cute barista makes a delicious coffee and they know how to do soy and haven't bent to this…read moreannoying almond only trend. wish I'd found it sooner.

The coffee here is hands down the BEST coffee in Sudbury. In the movie Elf when Buddy walks into…read morethat grimy diner and congratulates them on having "the worlds best cup of coffee" he was straight up in the wrong place. Old rock coffee is where it's at. The only reason they didn't get 5 stars is the chocolate chip cookies are a little dry and I'm big into cookies.

Good coffee, prompt service, and tasty Spinach and Feta Danish. There were quite a number of people…read moreinside, but we were served fast. It's a nice place to hang out and get your coffee fixes. Check them out peeps.

It does seem a bit pricey I got 2 small hot chocolates and a peice of carrot cake for $15 but good…read morefood and good hot chocolate and the carrot cake was good .

Decent coffee, and sandwiches are good. Tried the turkey stuffing panini- really generous with…read moreportion and delicious!

Very friendly baristas, coffee is amazing!!! And you also get views!!! Loved whole experience and…read morecute merchandise!!!

Coffee was good. Staff on the till was nice and quick. It's a cozy place. The only thing I noticed…read moreare the floors where their plants are... it's wet (from watering the plants), and there is no caution sign. If someone accidentally step on those wet floors, they might slip. I guess it was just overlooked ‍

Ordered an ice coffee, iced chai tea late,blueberry muffin, and the veg panini…read more The coffee and late were not very good, the blueberry muffin was tasteless and the veg panini was also tasteless, the bread they used was very thick and tasteless, ended up ripping half of the bread off and just eating the toppings inside the sandwich. I'd give the food a 1/10 sadly ... however the service was good and ambiance was also good!

While you won't find a proper espresso or cafe on Manitoulin Island, this cafe truly makes a great…read morecup of coffee. After days of camping, we were craving a change and stumbled upon this cozy shop in Mindemoya. It serves a variety of coffee, smoothies, pastries, and even matcha! My partner and I ordered the matcha frappe and salted caramel mocha. The matcha was delicious and tasted like a sweetened matcha frappe similar to what Starbucks serves. The salted caramel mocha was amazing, but it was a bit too sweet for me. Next time, I'll ask for half-sweetened. Overall, this cafe is simply amazing in Mindemoya. If you're ever in the area, highly recommend giving them a try! The staff is patient and very nice. I'll definitely be back!

The brownie slice that my mom and I had for dessert was really good and the management and staff…read morewere friendly super and helpful By The Way.

I go to the Kingsway location quite often, and I have been for months actually, but today I had an…read moreuncomfortable experience there, and that makes me want to avoid going in the future. I order food/drinks most of the time I hang out at Salute, and in the past, I've ordered as soon as I arrive, five minutes in, 30 minutes in, an hour in, etc. I've never had a problem. But today, I'd been sitting at a table for maybe 15 minutes when an employee came up to me and told me I had to order prior to sitting down. I was a bit shocked, and told her okay, but she didn't leave the table until I said I'd be over in a minute. She wasn't rude mind you, but it was a weird and it definitely made me uncomfortable, especially considering I saw her and another employee looking at me and whispering to each other before that. I've never had someone tell me when I have to order before, there or in any other coffee shop. I actually ended up leaving because it felt like I was being forced to order or I was unwelcome. I understand it's a business, but I do support them all the time and sometimes I like to take my time making a decision. I go to support local, and because the atmosphere is decent, even if everything is pretty expensive. But after today, I don't want to go anymore. Not sure if this was their individual decision, or if the managers/owners are asking employees to bug everyone to order as soon as they arrive. Either way, not cool.

I spend a ton of time visiting Sudbury and Salute on Armstrong is always my go-to for java and was…read moresuper excited to see the second location on the Kingsway because it's more central for my visits. I feel this second location has tremendous potential regardless of the competition surrounding this landmark- the old Deluxe. Too bad the classic Deluxe sign got removed because it's part of our history and if well designed, Salute could've still had a beautiful, dynamic sign of their own whilst keeping history alive....such a bummer. Cities / towns follow this protocol a lot but not good ol' Suds. :( Also, my pals say it's very difficult to interpret the hours of operation looking in from the hectic Kingsway-which makes sense. Being a slugging business owner myself, I would have a GIANT funky lit "open" sign (locally made) for the window...and, yes, it's costly and covid hit the restaurant industry hard..but you get my point..when the time is right. Regardless of how opinionated this post may be, I'm going to support this establishment no matter what because I love it but some folks may not and that would be unfortunate for everyone. Peace!

Stopped in on our way back home from a weekend up north. From the name, though it was a bakery but…read moreit turned out to be a restaurant specializing in 'modern Indian street food'. They have a large menu of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. Loved the paneer wraps which had a really delicious sauce. I wouldn't recommend eating them in a car unless you have a lot of napkins. Despite this, they were really tasty. July wife had a chana kulcha which was good. We also tried the savoury 'puffs'. They were a crispy, flaky, savoury pastry. We tried the noodle and the potato version. Both were excellent.