Coffee is as with any other shop…read more The perks are you can buy beer here, BUT you can also get bikes and repairs and you can even snag a plant trimming if you ask the folks.

Finding good coffee in a new town is like playing Russian roulette. Ok, not really but kinda if…read moreyou're a coffee snob who doesn't like to waste their one cup a day on something mediocre. A quick search of cafes in Belleville Ontario brought up this place - a combination bicycle repair shop and cafe. Despite the split focus, the baristas know what they are doing and the coffee is on point. I had a cortado, which was strong but not bitter and the milk was just at the right temperature. The place uses coffee from Pilot Coffee Roasters, one of the better cafe collectives out there. Only strike was the price at $4.50. That's more than Toronto prices. But I paid. And it was good.

Nice little place with little bit of most of the things. I love the coffee, made with professional…read moreespresso machine! Don't underestimate the "masala tea"! The only other place offering this specialty is 250km away!

From the owner: Community Bake House is a social purpose enterprise founded on pillars of community collaboration…read moreand engagement of people with diverse abilities. This youth led bakery makes excellent cakes, pastries, squares, breads and many international dishes.

We visit Belleville in the summer and always stop here…read more The Lebanese za'atar is authentic. The stuffed grape leaves are authentic. The falafel is authentic. The nice man with the coffee truck "Keep It Simple", churns out the best Sumatran coffee ever. Has different coffee beans, perfectly roasted, available for sale. The fruit and vegetables are great, especially the local garlic, rhubarb, tomatoes and scallions. There is a cheese vendor who has incredible locally made goat cheeses, we tried and purchased one with caraway seeds. There is a phenomenal jewelry stand owned by a Tibetan couple, lots of lovely pieces from Nepal. Cute market, always enjoy coming here. It's a gem!

The last time I went to this farmers market - maybe 10 years back - it was a bit pathetic. Had an…read moreopportunity to drop by this year and 'wow', has it ever changed. There were lots of great vendors there - hand made items, farmers, coffee truck, food items, plants. The coffee truck rocks - great coffee. Found a teenaged artist selling some cards for quite a reasonable price - as well as a hippie-type dude selling some interesting herbs. (No, not that kind of herb.) Picked up a great Orange Mint plant with an amazing smell.

We stopped at this place while driving back from Montreal because it kind of falls in the middle…read moreand had some good reviews. Also, we wanted one last taste of a good French cafe. Boy! This place did not disappoint. Our order consisted of a tomato soup which was smooth and balanced (not too sweet or too acidic), a peameal N brie sandwich which had maple sauted apples - it was served over a French toast bread which in itself was super delicious, the bacon in the toast was crunchy and savoury, A vegetable quiche which was cheesy and wholesome because of the vegetables A chocolate dessert which was rich and crunchy. I will highly recommend this place if you are around Belleville.

Great place for LUNCH and DINNER with excellent quality food and Service and atmosphereread more

How hard is it to follow an order. Large coffee 2 MILK and 2…read moresugar. Yet they put cream. Milk and cream sound nothing alike. PAY ATTENTION to what you are doing.

Completely and studiously ignored at the counter for 10 minutes while a dozen cars were served at…read morethe drive thru. When I finally spoke up, I was told I would have to wait a few minutes longer - but at least, for the first time, my existence was acknowledged. I told him he was wrong. I left. When I walked in, there was one person in line ahead of me. I don't know how long she had been there, but she still hadn't been served when I left - and four more people were behind me when I did.

I wanted to check out the local coffee scene in Belleville but the two I wanted to go to was closed…read moreon Saturdays. The default place was Tim Hortons. I give it 5 stars here because of the service. The staff was very patient with me as I had a large order. Also, they have high chairs for my toddler which is a plus. The only downside is the seating seems like it was made for skinny People. Otherwise, descent place to go to recharge.

Belleville is not a big town, and there aren't many places to go for a snack at 9 pm. So I have…read moreended up here a few times. But no more. Every time, they are out of something or everything. On this occasion, they once again had no soup, only a very few donuts, none of which I liked (empty shelves), and I could not even get a sandwich because there were "no more buns". My understanding is that all Tim Horton's are open 24 hours. So what possible excuse could they have for running out of food at 9 pm? Why aren't there donuts, buns to make a sandwich with, at least one soup? This "We don't have any apple fritters left", we have no soup, we have no sandwiches, etc. etc. has happened once too often. I left with nothing, hungry and annoyed. Something wrong when a restaurant that is open 24 hours can't be bothered to make donuts or soup or keep buns on hand to make a sandwich by the early evening.

The ambiance was good it was a chill little fancy restaurant. The waitress we had was kind of…read moresassy. With that being said, we ordered a lobster bisque. Instead of lobster, the dish was made with imitation crab. The waitress denied it. As an avid lobster enjoyer, this was straight up imitation crab. I am not sure why they are trying to cover it up by denying the use to paying customers. If it says lobster and is an $11 soup, I expect chunks of real lobster. The soup contained stringy unchewable pieces of stewed imitation crab. Would not recommend this place, untruthful about their ingredients.

We were in town from the states and staying near by when I came across this place. We felt at home…read morehere with the ambience once the sun went down. The view is beautiful. From the moment we walked in the staff was attentive and kind.We dined late so we were impressed that we never felt rushed. We started with cocktails : Mule and a glass of Malbec- both were great! Apps - We had the chicken bites. Nothing like we expected but so much better. The chicken was crispy with a bit of sweet. The sauces we could have drank they were so flavorful and complimented the chicken perfectly. Main course - My husband got the burger & fries. Was fantastic! I got the local club and that was a very fresh clean tasting sandwich . But can we talk about the fries!! We love crunchy fries and these are the best we've had! Portions are generous! Overall we can't say enough good and wished we lived closer as it would be a regular stop for us!

Looked for a restaurant in the Belleville area as we were meeting a friend from Port Hope for…read morebreakfast. Ended up at Birdy's. Wow!!!! Spectacular breakfast and some of the best customer service ever. Loved the servers and thoroughly enjoyed the food. This place is absolutely top notch and we'll be making the hour long drive from Kingston on the regular. Keep up the great work Birdy's!!!

Just to preface, this is a review based solely on the food. The service was fine, as per usual, no…read morecomplaints there. Our server was very lovely and energic. (And I am sorely sorry to those who had different experiences!) I came to learn recently that Birdy's has come under new ownership within the last year or so. As such, the menu has changed and the quality of the food has more certainly dropped. We used to go there pretty often for special occasions. Birthdays, meetings, etc. Before, the menu boasted variety and class in Belleville that could not top other restaurants. Yet in dining here again in June, 2024, I am sad to say that they have eradicated a good majority of their menu for "basic" and mundane pallets. My spouse and I used to go for their vegan options which surpassed most other places we've tried, yet were surprised to find that the stroganoff we often eat was no longer there. Half the vegan menu was erased. Instead replaced by the simplest and cheapest of curries and another dish. Two options. Two, compared to the four-five that were given before. Also very curious to claim it as a vegan dish when the kitchen nor the new owners have read the packaging on the pita bread that accompanied it. (It was not Vegan so if vegans are eating here, please beware!!) The portions were also a bit small for the extravagant prices. It was one of our favourites and I hope to see return to what it was prior to the ownership change, but it is clear that the new owners are less inclined to think about quality and more inclined to think about the profit it generates. Unfortunately, we will not be returning.

I stayed at the Inn yesterday while in the area for business. I found it to be perfectly charming -…read morethe quintessential bed and breakfast. It looks like something out of a movie all decked out and decorated for Fall. The innkeepers, Suzette and Rogers were welcoming, warm and very friendly. I can't remember the name of the room I stayed in but I loved it. The mattress was firm just the way I liked it and the bathroom (which I shared with another guest) was spotless. The fluffy robe and the cold water bottles and hot coffee were greatly appreciated and the breakfast was delicious and plentiful. It was more like a brunch than breakfast. I ate my breakfast while chatting with two guests from Germany. The entire experience and stay was most enjoyable and memorable. If I'm ever in that area again and in need of a place to stay I will definitely return.

We stayed at the inn and enjoyed their included breakfast…read more Breakfast included fresh fruit, raisin muffins, orange juice and coffee, and eggs Benedict. The eggs Benedict had a very lemony hollandaise sauce which I thought worked very well and the egg was well poached without being too runny.

I can not understand how this Tim Horton's is still up and running. I've been there a total of…read moremaybe 5 times, and every time, it was either extremely terrible service, disgusting old food, or a lack of selection. Why promote certain items if YOU NEVER HAVE THEM? The last time I had breakfast there in the wee hours of the morning, the drive thru service was horrible (understandably I am aware there are only two of them working this early) however, when I did get the food, I couldn't even eat it because the english muffin I was given had to have been like 4 days old, it was so gross. It seems as though this Tim Horton's has a different health policy on how long they are allowed to keep food for (how can that be?). I am done with this Tim Horton's on Sidney Street, I don't even have that high of standards, usually I'll just settle for what I get, but this place is ridiculous. Heck, I JUST made a Yelp account so I could finally write a review with how pitiful this particular Tim Horton's is.