Stopped here during a weekend in Canada. Wonderful coffee! I've never been to a coffee shop that…read moredoesn't do flavorings or syrups, but that is how Oso Negro is, and it really lets you experience the amazing coffee for what it is! Also had a delicious raspberry bar that I'm still thinking about. I brought home a bag of beans and will be genuinely sad when it's gone because they are amazing.

The coffee is excellent and the staff are friendly. We bought a couple bags of beans to take with…read moreus. Highly recommend!

I had the savory waffle with sun-dried tomatoes, and the sun-dried tomatoes really made the dish…read more Also, they were happy to bring me a little extra of the cashew cream to drizzle on top. The chai coconut ice cream I had for dessert was outstanding. And I love that the cone was delicious and gluten-free. Right now they are just open Thursday through Sunday, but will be expanding their hours soon. This place used to be called the enlightened coconut.

Amazing service! It was hard to decide what flavour to choose! Go for two scoops! Can't wait to be…read moreback;)

Great service. Everything was lovely. I got a seasonal lavender matcha and it was very good. I'm a…read morevegan and they have some good options.

Cute little cafe to visit on the Main Street in Nelson. The service is fast and friendly and the…read morevibe is cute. Definitely worth checking out.

Don't let the reviews fool you. This place is amazing. We came to celebrate my friend Price…read moreFoulger's birthday and he thoroughly enjoyed it. GO CHECK GOOGLE REVIEWS for better reviews. Highly recommend and will be back next time I'm in Nelson either for business or pleasure, by myself, with friends or with my family.

Had the breakfast special. Fried small potatoes with egg, bacon, cheese, and tomato panini on multi…read moregrain bread. Excellent. Nicely turned out. Our server, Jess, was helpful and friendly.

Ice cream at Big Dee's was creamy and full of flavour, I had the Cinnamon Toast Crunch…read more The interior was playful and very photogenic. Service was friendly and the line moved quick.

Ice cream is very good but not the biggest portions. They also have macaroon cookies. And they…read moreserve hot dogs. There is a patio. Small inside. Open late so that is a treat. Staff were nice. Good spot to people watch.

The coffee here at Buffalo Trails is so good. The staff were super friendly too. I definitely would…read morerecommend checking this spot out for coffee when in Creston.

While passing through the town of Creston, we stopped for a coffee and a quick snack. Business was…read morelocated on the main highway through town. Service was friendly and everything arrived fast and no complaints on the Americano and fresh baked goods. Would stop again.

Walking down to Mojo's for a morning coffee is a delightful holiday treat (or, if you're crossing…read morethe lake on the ferry, and are waiting in line, wondering if you should get out of the car to try the little roadside cafe, do it!). They've recently expanded to have an icecream stand as well. The prices are very reasonable and the coffee is all Oso Negro, the high quality brand from Nelson, the nearby town. This is a cozy and cute cafe, with a very earthy atmosphere fitting perfectly to the Kootenay vibe.

Americans Beware!…read more This is actually about the Ladybug Coffee and Ice Cream stand attached to Mojo's. We were there this week and waiting for the ferry. This was our first stop since crossing the border, and so we didn't yet have any Canadian currency. We asked the lady there if it was ok to pay in American dollars, and she said sure. She said she was a new owner and wasn't set up to take cards yet, so everything had to be cash. Our bill came to $16 Canadian. We paid with a $20 USD bill. She gave us $4 Canadian back. I asked about the exchange rate and she repeated that she was a new owner and the bank charged her more to deposit American dollars. With that she disappeared to the back of the building never to be seen again. At the current exchange rate, our bill worked out to $12.32 USD. The ice cream was tasty, but buyer beware.

Breads, pastries, and the obligatory espresso machine adorn this shoppe in Castlegar. Friendly…read morefolks, plenty of seating and parking make this a convenient stop. I purchased a sour dough bread and it is fabulous with a thick crust and moist interior (won't last but a few miles if I can reach from my seat in the car).

I love crumbs bakery because if I ever bike down to Castlegar with my mom, this is where we stop to…read morehave a bite. All of their pastries are prepared in house, and the sourdough is to die for.

Stopped here for lunch and very happy that we did. An eclectic shop selling books, souvenirs,…read moreukalalies and guitars. The coffee section is at the back, their baked goods are all made there, great selection as well as soups and sandwiches. I had the chicken Thai soup which was very tasty. Had small and large portions. Ordered the small and I had to check that they didn't accidentally give me the large as the portion was big for a small. Tried their ginger cookie sandwich with cream cheese filling and it was to die for! It was the size of a small pancake. Coffee was also good and staff so friendly. Great place to visit!

A five star coffee with five star food. A very eclectic up with something for everyone to enjoy. A…read morepleasure to post their first yelp review. OK

Strange people that work there. It made the dinner super awkward. The food was decent albeit over…read morepriced. No sodas either just fancy drinks with lots of sugar, nothing for a diabetic except for tepid tap water.

In the top 10% of burgers all-time. Seasoned perfectly with expert balance of wet to dry, acid to…read morebase, sweet to savory and all that jazz. Really a joy to work through this burger. Nice inviting, cozy, romantic atmosphere. Service was good awful. Nelson has wonderful Bohemian vibes, and among small cities they've got some of the most balanced chakras around. Still, the good vibes seem to inflate the heads of young wait staff, who seem to this old miser a bit aloof in attitude and needing a dose of hustle. You can be friendly and move fast at the same time people. We waited 10 minutes for a greet, 5 for water, another 15 for our order, then a full 25 for the actual food. Whoof. Soured this old miser's good vibes I can tell you that! Still, kitchen staff saved the day and the food was on the bleeding point of on point.