We went for breakfast at 11:01 AM, but breakfast was over. Luckily, the cook & waitress were able…read moreto accommodate us. The food was good-just normal breakfast, but done well and timely. The bread is freshly baked, sliced and toasted and is a real plus. The bacon was also especially good. Eggs cooked just as requestd. Bottomless cup of coffee. Service was relaxed and pleasant. The cinnamon rolls looked divine but we didn't indulge. One downside when we were there. A family with several loud children came halfway through our meal. The children were alllowed to run around screaming, which was annoying. Not the fault of the rstaurant of course, but did detract from the quality of our experience. The Bedeque Museum is just next door and is worth a visit.

We stopped here on our way back from the Sea Cow lighthouse and were pleasantly surprised with the…read morequality and affordability of the food. The bread is fresh and sliced as needed. The play area was appreciated; my three young girls enjoyed it. There was also a corner with computers and free WiFi to help explore the island.

This was a find, cozy and quaint, serving good coffee and a nice but small selection of treats. We…read morewere on our way to the Hopewell Rocks, when we found ourselves driving through Hillsboro. This spot was worthy of the stop. We ordered drinks - I got a chai latte just to be different. These folks are famous for their cinnamon buns, and we lucked into one fresh out of the oven. Delicious! The hubby got a cookie with a fudge filling which was also good. I would recommend this place.

Great food. If you're in Hillsboro, don't forget to stop by. The owners are super nice and the…read moreplace is spotless.

In reading all the national press about PEI's recent political debacles, one of the funniest public…read morecomments I came across was: "It's 11 o'clock in Toronto, 1953 in PEI". In many ways, this is true (certainly over at the Legislative Assembly, where Boss Tweed seems to have been reincarnated multiple times in the guise of an uneducated gang of greedy island fops). So every new food initiative which opens on PEI, whether it be a restaurant, a chip stand, or a food truck, is a small but very welcome miracle. Food restores the soul, and reminds us that there is hope. Recent rumbles of concern over in Summerside about there possibly being too many food trucks (uh, I believe they have three or four now... not exactly the Charge of the Light Brigade) is typically foolish small town politics and parochialism- it's just so darn silly you have to laugh or you will cry. So it is a very fortunate thing that Chef Norman, originally from Nicaragua, raised in Costa Rica, has brought his delicious concoctions and his warm and welcoming personality to the streets of this small island city. Menu items include a drop-dead delicious poutine with Norman's own home made gravy, beautifully seasoned pulled pork sandwiches, poboy sandwiches, fresh fish tacos, fried oyster tacos, a real caesar salad; and there's always something new which Chef Norman is more than willing to describe to you in minute detail (like the way he uses a local garlic guy's very own home made "black garlic"' liquified into a fabulous sauce. Mmmm. Mmmm. Gooooood!! This guy is a gem, and his cooking positively shimmers with inventiveness. Go. Eat. Live.

Looked like it was going to taste good and it did! We had:…read moreLobster Poutine that consisted of gravy, curds, chunks of lobster and fries (with a hint of oysters, likely from the deep frier). Po Boy which has deep fried oysters, black garlic moonshine sauce, and pickled slaw aioli in a bun. The fries were great too. Definitely recommend!

The food was outstanding and the service was awesome. The Thursday night Prime Rib special is not…read moreto be missed.

Stopped for a quick lunch on Wednesday and it was packed. The vibe was great and the deco with…read morelocal painting gave the place a cute spirit. We enjoyed our club sandwich with salad, the bacon was so tasty. The bread was ok. Service was fast.

This coffee shop was recommended to us by someone who overheard hubby and me discussing where to go…read moresightseeing that was not too far but not necessarily in the city limits of Moncton, NB. We were visiting our son and his wife, but they were working during the day. I wish we could have spent more time with them, but it is what it is! At least we got to see them. We had a nap spread out in front of us. I can tell you that this lady's suggestions were excellent! The Cranewood on Main St is a repurposed beautiful 3-floor old house. They've done a fine job of redesigning the interior. The food and coffee we had was good, and it got quite busy in there! You line up for your order / food and to pay - cafeteria style. Sackville is a university town, and I really enjoyed our visit. This coffee shop was terrific! I would definitely go back.

Just what we needed when departing the morning after Convocation Weekend at Mt. A. Perfect…read moreambience, great food, great service!

Stopped by to grab brunch while I was in downtown Charlottetown for a musical since this place had…read moregood reviews and I'd never had a savoury french toast before. The mochaccino and savoury french toast were very high quality (came out to around $27ish for both after tip). The caramelized onions and cheese on the french toast alongside the maple syrup made for a very good sweet and savoury flavour kick -- if you don't eat much, you could definitely share since I had trouble finishing it! The mochaccino was also not too sweet and had a good balance between coffee and chocolate, I could see why it was so busy on a Sunday morning so come early if you can :) There's a variety of seating (outdoor and by the fireplace as well) and the ambiance was lively.

Got their salami sandwich (focaccia bread), maple danish, and mocacino. Everything was delicious!…read more The salami sandwich, despite being sarang wrap was super fresh. Lots of lettuce and had tomatoes and pickles too. Sundried tomato mayo and havarti cheese as well. Everything was perfectly balanced. The maple danish was so good. Like a dark/amber maple syrup. It wasn't too sweet either. The mocacino had a nice dark chocolate flavour to it too.

This is so sad, this store has been a staple in the community for several decades, its recently…read morechanged ownership, and its awful. Quality, price and freshness are gone, we gave it a couple of chances, it only got worse. on a brighter note, the coop in Rustico has been renovated and is excellent, so we will be driving by gallants sadly...it used to be a favorite

Country market that makes me move there. I didn't order any food but there is an art gallery…read moreupstairs. If I lived there I'd go there every day.

Small place not alot on menu but the chicken salad was very tasty and i would give the hamburger…read moresoup a thumbs up! My husband had the soup aswell as a ham and cheese. He was pleased aswell. Just enough food as we traveled through

The menu is somewhat spartan - soups and sandwiches, coffee and some other basic drinks. There's…read morealso a variety of baked goods, both sweet and, uh, bready? ones. Stopping in for lunch, I went with their soup and half sandwich. For the soup, I got the daily special, hamburger, and tacked on a turkey sandwich. Oddly, for the sandwich they asked if I wanted lettuce, salt or pepper...and that was it. I guess Gram is staunchly against tomatoes! The sandwich was decent - chunks of actual roasted turkey breast, not sad, slimey slices. It was a bit more minimalist than I'd like, but the good meat and fresh, house-made bread definitely elevated it. The hamburger soup was rich and hearty, with a peppery bite. On a return visit, I was there during breakfast hours. They don't actually have a proper breakfast menu, but I grabbed a glazed cinnamon roll and a coffee. The cinnamon roll was very good - fluffy and fresh, with the added decadence of the icing. The coffee was...what you might expect from an old school bakery in a small town, but it was hot and cheap, so I can't complain.

Didn't spend a lot of time here. Cute bright and modern shop. Service was fine…read more I grabbed a drip coffee which was good. Hubs had a chai which he said was trash. The chocolate chip cookie was the star. Could have used more chocolate but overall great chewy texture.

Lovely coffee shop plus…read more Well planned interior has several different grouping areas making the space interesting to sit in and people watch. The decor is bright and cheerful, spacious in feel. If you look around you'll find area history on the walls. Staff are wonderful and knowledgeable about the products they serve. Coffee was excellent as were the baked goods we tried.

Reasonable prices and huge portions -- what a warm welcome to PEI!…read more Gateway Lobster Shop, nestled in the charming Borden-Carleton plaza, is situated just past the Confederation Bridge. Careful not to accidentally drive past! We were greeted immediately upon entering and service remained very friendly and attentive throughout our stay. The food is tasty and portions are extremely generous for the price. We ordered a seafood chowder and the bowl was filled to the brim -- it turned out to be 2 bowls' worth of some of the best chowder on the island! I would highly recommend a stop here on your way in or out of PEI.