This is a very comfortably welcoming cafe. The coffee and pastries are good, and the vegetable…read moresamosa is excellent. I've been here twice and they seem to know what they're doing with their espresso. However, they need to start using the thermometer for steaming milk. The first time the milk was not hot enough (I'd say 150 degrees or so) and the latte was lukewarm before I and my friend were halfway through. The second time it was far too hot, tongue scaldingly hot. They have Melinda's Biscotti from Sidney, my favourite, I recommend the Cranberry White-Chocolate (yes I know, I don't normally like white chocolate or cranberries either, but trust me). BTW: Amanda, the coment in your review about the skids and hippies is hilarious.

I love their London Fogs!! I love the atmosphere and the style of Coffee On the Moon, I live in…read moreRichmond and we dont have these kind of coffee shops in the city, the cafes you would find are Blenz and Starbucks. So, on my visit home, I was excited to stop by Coffee On the Moon and catch some of the relaxing vibe that I miss so much. I didnt order a London Fog this last time, but tried something different and I tried the hot apple cider and the rice crispie. I wasnt a huge fan of the rice crispie, it was huge and overpriced but I still love Coffee On the Moon. :) Staff are great too.

They have some really good salad dressing. I highly recommend trying it…read more The place is also a restaurant but offers to go items along with dressings.

I had a squash sandwich (picked it up before a hike) it was very delicious…read more Would definitely return. Be sure to check out the cute book store in the same building.

As my wife said, A great find. No recent reviews here so I figured I'd better let folks know they…read moreare still around, and still great! Amazing scone, got us thinking we gotta try baking some ourselves, and the curry meat pie was very flavorful. We are also taking leftover mango chutney home it's that good. Oh yes lattes also great in fun big cups, and friendly staff. We sat in the couch by the big window so we could watch parents and kiddos walking to school. A great hip cafe in Duncan, who knew :)

Love this place. Lots of yummy selections, sweet treats, satisfying coffee in a relaxed and…read morefriendly atmosphere.

The service is top notch! Very friendly people. The coffee…read moreand food is excellent. A bunch of us meet there once a week, so it must be good!

Not a bad little place to stop at if you happen to be in downtown Duncan. I had a turkey spinach…read moresandwich and a cup of their medium roast coffee. The service was great, both girls were quite friendly and attentive. They heated up the sandwich for me on a panini press and it was tasty, it also came with tortilla chips on the side. The coffee they use is organic and fair trade and the brand is called, Spirit Bear. I believe that it is a local coffee roaster. The coffee was good but definitely nothing to write home about. Would I go back? Sure, if I happened to be in the area again killing time. At a friends house later on they brewed me a cup of coffee using beans from Drumroaster Coffee (another local coffee shop/roaster) and that was some of the best coffee I've ever had in my life. So maybe if you're in the area hit up Drumroaster instead.

LOVED! Coffee was excellent, vibe was chill, baked goods were all made in house. Delicious food,…read morefriendly service & atmosphere with a playlist that went straight to the heart of my 80's and 90's sensibilities. Highly recommend if you're heading up island, meeting a friend for tea, studying, or are simply looking to treat yourself to a quality beverage, a freshly baked snack and a cool place to hang out.

This place makes good bread. They are located in Duncan. Highly recommend. Their cakes and pastries…read morewere good too. I ate them before taking a photo. shoot....

Delightful vegan oasis in the desert of Duncan dining options. We got the "deli slice sandwich."…read morePerfection. Fresh, juicy lettuce and tomato. Flavorful, grilled to order deli slices. Soft, fresh bread. Highly recommended. And she threw in an extra slice of cheese, no charge! Doesn't get any better than that, does it?

Small shop, no dine in. Got an "egg" salad sandwich (1.5/5). It was pretty bland and the bread was…read morecold. Perhaps it would be better if it was toasted or grilled.

Cosy little place with nice atmosphere in an elegant ArtDeco decorations. They have good choice in…read moreregards of coffee or little pastries made on the spot. They also have some gluten free creations like the yellow loaf based on corn meal which was absolutely delicious.

Wonderful ambiance of an old world style coffee shop. Lattes are great and we've never found…read morebetter. Soups not only delicious but healthy. Best selection of pastries and so beautifully done tempt even the most die hard dieter. The only disappointment is that it is closed Sun, Mon and Tues. The woman who works there appears to be alone and she's amazingly fast getting orders out.

It's Starbucks. I think all Starbucks are pretty much the same…read more This one is usually very busy, (pity they don't take reservations), there's almost enough seating. The bathrooms are clean (yay!) and the staff is pretty friendly. Especially the big guy. They alway ask my name (but I never tell them the truth, no one ever says it right anyway). Inevitably, there's always some loudmouth complaining about their life loud enough for everyone in the whole coffee shop to hear. I went there to write once, but couldn't concentrate and left. What can you do though?

Always great costumer service! Super fast with making the drinks and if they are slow they…read moreapologize! Always a great experience when I go in!

It is always worth a wander in downtown Duncan for the Farmers' Market. As even in the winter…read moremonths, there's a considerable amount of vendors outside ranging from baked goods to handmade items. My more recent stop during the long weekend was with my friend & we enjoyed lunch (she grabbed a smokie & I grabbed an empanada) at one of the benches throughout the market area between our random shopping adventure. If you can't find a bench right in the market area, continue down the street (that isn't closed off to traffic with booths) & you'll find an urban park with cement & wooden benches. It seemed like there was a lot of families stopping there to enjoy their fresh finds & quick snacks. By the time I walked out of the market, I had found honey, frozen empanadas, coffee beans, bread, saskatoon scones & cinnamon buns. I also chatted with the vendor that makes corded flint items & a few other vendors. My friend had her shopping bag equally filled up with various goodness to enjoy during the week. As the sun was out, the market was hopping at noon with families, couples, & friends gathering, plus dog walkers. It definitely feels like the community supports the market very well here & I am always impressed to see so many devoted farmers' market shoppers out when it's raining. One challenge with the farmers' market is finding parking close by. If you're lucky you can grab a spot along the tracks. otherwise you have to search for street parking (some of it is paid parking too) or go all the way to the edge of downtown where there's a bigger lot (not sure if that's also 2 hr free parking like along the tracks). I'm looking forward to further wanders through the market as more vendors return for Spring.

We were in town from Texas and loved walking around this market on a Saturday afternoon. Good food,…read moreproduce, jerky etc. Wish we lived here!