So nice people, dedicated to their expertise…read more.. I always have pleasure testing a new wine with them and always find something interesting to buy. Exceptional store and people... Happy New Year, Hubert des Courtis

This place opened in December. They have a wide selection of bottled wines at great prices, juices…read moreto make your own wine, and a tasting bar where you can sample up to four wines per visit. They also have home brewing equipment, as well as their Festa Brew pasteurized wort, if you prefer beer making. :) The staff are extremely friendly and helpful.

The customer service at the Wine Station on Bank Street is the best I have ever seen. I highly…read morerecommend working here as your first job to get the best customer service training, and I'll go so far as to say great work experience, you know, get a good start to life. Made three different wines here: A fabulous Sparkling Apricot & Peach, a delicious Blood Orange Island Mist Sangria, and a Limited Edition White. All of them were right on point. 2 of these choices were based on talking with Jason and telling him what we are looking for, and he hit the profile bang on. The place is super cute, clean, and organized. Jason, the owner, and his staff are top-notch in knowledge, serviceability, and connection. Thanks Guys, we will surely see you again!!

This place is incredible! Delicious high quality product and the most helpful friendly staff you…read morecould ask for. A family business that feels warm but professional at every stage. I bottled on my own and was offered help in every stage as well. I was making wine elsewhere and recently realised that I was just not finding the quality good enough to serve to friends. I made the pink Pinot and was super impressed but THEN made the Prosecco type in only a few weeks and last night my guests drank TEN bottles!! it was such a hit. Delicious and reasonable. I had one guest who will be making it for her wedding! I had LCBO wine beside it and they went for the Wine station Prosecco (Champagnade) every time. Plus popping those corks made it feel special! Thanks for suggesting it and rushing it for me Jason!! A Happy customer....Tina.

This is the best wine-on-premise I have been to in the east end. Jason is very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable, and I have had nothing but top rated wine and service from him. The wine-on-premise is very clean and has state of the art equipment. Five Stars !!!

Overall: A // 5 stars…read more There's no denying that this cafe is all about the aesthetics, and that's great because the eyes eat first and that shouldn't be by any means neglected. I ordered the Passionfruit Latte, which was an intriguing blend of tropical notes that was actually tasted through the strength of the espresso. I liked that even though the drink was simple, the aesthetic was not neglected from the dried citrus garnish to the perfect gradient of the cup. I really enjoyed all the floral decor in the cafe to help beautify it as well. Their brunch menu is massive and full of interesting items that I wish I had more stomach space to try; definitely in a future return! Food: E Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: E Menu: +2 Overall: 5 stars Insta/Beli/Yelp/TikTok: @amei_eats

I love it so matcha!!…read more Food - I can APPRECIATE variety, talk about a scroll length worth of flavours. Bring in the town criers because we got a whole new list of flavours for fall to announce! Ambiance - perfect for the instagram girly, LOTS of pink, LOTS of real (and fake) flowers, LOTS of lighting Service - poor service, staff was quite rude but hoping that it was a one-off

This is a cool store if you want a nice, high end gift for someone who loves food. They have a…read morelarge range of specialty items, especially from England, and gourmet fresh and frozen snacks in addition to hand made chocolates, artisan cheeses and bread (Art is In. Yum!) They also sell kitchen gadgets and some home decor. I'm sure I'll be back to Jacobson's, which is normally enough for a fourth star from me, but I had a hard time going above three stars because it is quite expensive. For things that you could find at other stores in Ottawa you can almost certainly get a better price by shopping elsewhere. If you are not on a budget, though, and want to be able to go to one store and find something for someone who loves their kitchen then I'd be shocked if you couldn't a very nice gift for whoever is on your list. (I'm a student, so my time is still worth less than my money and I shop around.) I will say, though, that the staff at Jacobson's is *extremely* friendly, knowledgable and helpful - and this earns them the fourth star. I was extremely satisfied with the customer service on both of my visits. I bought rilettes and patés (that I otherwise couldn't find without making a trip to Quebec) and beautiful chocolates, all as Christmas gifts which were wrapped wonderfully by the staff. I can't make Jacobson's a regular part of my shopping routine, but it's good to know that it's around.

Super fancy store.. from the front looks very elegant and so does the inside! It smelled like…read morestring cheese once we entered but then u get used to it! They carry different local brands all us eat one roof.. bread from maman clafoutis , macaroons from quelque chose , and so on.. so it's nice but expensive.. I'm hoping post Covid they will have a spot to sit and enjoy a treat or coffee because it's a very nice space!

Great service / fresh food / pleasing presentation. Absolutely perfect…read more I received the Party Platter and so impressed with the freshness. No need to fuss with food when planning a get together - one less thing to worry about.

I had never heard of Good Grazes before but I saw it on my "Too Good to Go" app (which is an app…read morethat helps to prevents food wastage) so I checked them out online. Good Grazes makes charcuterie boxes and "snacking boxes." Their Too Good to Go box is a collection of their surplus perishable ingredients that were used to make regular retail boxes. I figured for $7.99, I would give them a try. Executive Summary: food was tasty and I would consider buying a regular box from them. They are located in an industrial park in Gloucester, which is not all that convenient for me. However, they are only a slight detour on my way to Orleans when I visit my parents. So one day, the stars aligned and Good Grazes had a box on Too Good to Go and the pick up time and date was convenient with when I had planned on visiting my parents. So I bought it. Except for the parking situation, the pickup was good. Staff were friendly. They handed me the box and even warned me that the silver candies were not soft and were rock hard like jawbreakers, so just to be careful not to chip a tooth, lol. I appreciated this information. As for the parking, there are limited spots and they were all taken so I had to park on the other side of the building and trudge over in the snow (which thankfully was mostly cleared off in front of the stores). Not a huge deal, but I hate the cold and snow, lol. The actual box itself was a bit random, but this is to be expected with a surplus ingredients box. However, it gave me a good idea of what can be found in regular boxes. I got a pile of salami, some cucumber and carrot sticks with ranch dip, some cantaloupe, half a strawberry, some cubes of Swiss cheese, some triangles of brie cheese, some dried apple chips, 2 maple cookies, some peanuts, some snowflake-shaped gummies, a hotdog-shaped gummy, and some aforementioned silver jawbreakers, lol. I also got some slices of baguette, a few pretzels and broken crackers, and an "instant hot chocolate in a cone" mix. Like I said, I was heading to my parents' house and my brother's family was going to be there too, and the box was a hit. The randomness was great, as the kids loved the gummies and fruits and the adults loved the meat and cheeses. The veggies were still crisp and nothing tasted rotten nor stale, despite being "leftovers." I'm so glad I found out about this business. It is not a business you would stumble upon by driving by and seeing it, as it is tucked away in an industrial park. I would definitely consider buying a regular box from them either for myself or as a gift.

We booked Thyme and Again for the food service at our wedding at the Museum of Nature…read more From our first meeting with Bridget Mclean we knew we had made the right choice. Throughout the process she and her staff went above and beyond to make sure our wedding was a success. Always quick to answer questions, and often offering advice and help beyond what I expected from a caterer. They genuinely care about your wedding. And that's without even getting into the food itself! We requested a vegetarian only food service for our wedding, and received nothing but amazing compliments and praise about the food selection (often from those who were most skeptical that vegetarian food could be enjoyed by all). I would HIGHLY recommend T&A for any event!!!

Excellent service when the fam and I popped in before closing. They did not have many cake…read moreslices/baked goods/prepared items left before closing, but we ended up grabbing a couple salted caramel cheesecake bites, a chocolate chip cookie and a london fog. Service was excellent and friendly. Patio seating was quaint and relaxing. Cheesecakes were delish.

Great little spot to grab wine and fruity drinks…read more The staff is always friendly and ready with the tray of samples of a few different things at a time. (Does that just mean I look like an alcohol lover?) This is a good location for the neighbourhood as there isn't another source for any other alcoholic beverages but beer within walking distance.