Very nice bakery in Wakefield. They have bread loves, baguette, sweet pastries, donuts and other…read morelocal products. The staff are friendly. I recommend it

Huge fans of this bakery. They were so humble and decadent. The BAker that was working was…read morehumble, the food was decadent! We walk in and there's market items, a fridge full of take home meat. There's pizza baking. And then there's Ll the pastries. You cannot go wrong. What. A. Selection!! Breads, bars, cookies, breads, just eat your heart out. I can't wait to go back!! The outside of this place is also super neat. It's charred wood siding. Just take note when you go. Super cool.

they do offer table service and the food is good. There is…read moreallot of parking in the back.

TLDR - Overall 4.5 stars. Awesome coffee that stands up well against any competitors in and out of…read morethe Town of Wakefield. Bluebarn is a great little cafe/diner. First thing first, Bluebarn is a roaster. Bluebarn sells awesome coffee. Delicious coffee. Aromatic coffee. Rich coffee. Wake me up coffee. Get the idea? If you love you what you drink, you can buy a bag of its ground coffee blend in store AND in the local grocery store. Secondly, Bluebarn serves decent breakfast and lunch entrees. A paled down diner of sort. I find the spinach cheese pastery okay/decent. For better pasteries, see my review for Pipolinka Bakery. Last and not least, Bluebarn is a beautiful venue. Simple decoration. Airy, pleasant yet functional. An oasis from the hustles of the outside world. Yet also a perfect place to park your laptop for a day's work (Free WiFi).

Hands down the best butter croissant I have ever had. It was hand rolled. The outside few circular…read morelayers self-distructed the second I bited into it. The croisssant was definitely baked in the middle of the evening or in the early morning, There was no mistaken that there was a lot of butter. It smelled like butter. Pipolinka does not have the best coffee of the street (Bluebarn takes the honour), but it sure has the best croissants.

Lovely delicious bakery. It's behind the Hibou and has its own parking area back there. The smell…read moreas you walk in is intoxicating. And the variety is perfect. Not too much that you can't decide but enough to keep you coming back to try new things. I still need to try the Viking bread but I had some of the Gluten Free treats. Sweet and savory and they did not disappoint. The boys had some pizza rolls that were phenomenal. And we got some bread to go. Just perfect. Highly recommend trying this place out.

Views 4 Service 2…read moreCold beer 3 Food... No idea Lots of regulars exist that appreciate this watering hole and the water view. Main drag of Wakefield. Not sure how old this building is but the washroom is an experience. I've never had any kind of decenct service here but maybe they were off days.

TLDR - Kaffe 1870 sells a good time, so it is my opinion that food quality takes a back seat to…read morehappiness. It helps that Kaffe sells the cheapest dinner on the Riverside Street. Kaffe has live music most evenings. The evening we went they ran a game night at the same time. It was loud. It was fun. We joked around with strangers. Everyone was relaxed. And did I say it was a pub? Oh draft beer was so delicious! Good times for everyone. The food at Kaffe is 3.5 stars at best. My beef stew was loaded with beef brisket chunks and vegetable bits. It was bold, delicious, down to earth, country styled. My boyfriend described his pasta as rich and hearty. Portions of both entrees were not generous but they were satisfying nevertheless. They surely weren't fancy. Most dinner offereings were priced at $18. Compared to most other restaurants charging over $20, Kaffe had the cheapest dinner that filled you up. Many patrons were french speaking. Yet the server was accomodating to us English speakers. I got a distinct impression that some people were regulars. If I was correct, this pub was the locals' social hub. How cool is that?

TLDR: Fieldhouse Bakery came highly recommended as the place in Perth for lunch. It did not…read moredisappoint. Sandwiches were tasty, albeit a bit pricey. The cruffin was decadently delicious. One of my colleagues is from Perth and when I told her my husband and I were doing a day trip to Perth as part of our staycation, she recommended we have lunch at Fieldhouse. I love bakeries, so we followed her recommendation. The place is a lot smaller than I expected. It only has seating for 8 inside (4 tables of 2) and 4 picnic tables outside (so seating for about 16 outside). I got the Chicken and Brie sandwich ($14.75) and added a side salad for my husband and I to share ($5). My husband got the Ham and Swiss sandwich ($14.25) and we also got a cruffin ($5.25) for dessert, but ended up taking it home. Before we left my husband got an Americano to go ($3). I enjoyed my sandwich. The bread was crusty and held the ingredients of the sandwich well. The peppery arugula in the sandwich went well with the chicken and Brie. I was thrilled that the chicken was real roasted chicken breast meat (and not deli meat, lol). The aioli was flavourful but a bit excessive in quantity for my tastes. It dripped onto the plate with every bite, lol. The salad was leaf lettuce, shredded cabbage and carrots. Vegetables were fresh. I asked for the dressing on the side and it came as requested. The dressing was a creamy dressing and on the runny side. I'm glad I asked for it on the side, as I used only about a third of it. I had a bite of my husband's sandwich and it was ok, but I much preferred mine. He liked his better, so it all worked out. His was on a fluffier and softer bread. The ham was deli ham, but it tasted ok. The Swiss cheese was nippy. Service was pleasant. My husband enjoyed his Americano. We had the Brownie Cruffin at home. The pastry was flakey and delicious. The chocolate filling was like a rich chocolate pudding. It was very decadent. Overall we enjoyed our meal, but I found it a bit pricey, but I guess in today's economy, this is what you pay for sandwiches. Street parking only. (125)

I've been here over and over again. Their sandwiches are fabulous, fresh greens, quality breads and…read morethoughtful ingredients. Always hits it out of the park for lunch. Also the pastries and baked goods are magical. Decadent cookies, flaky croissants, which is seemingly their specialty with cruffins (muffins made with croissant dough and filled with magic) traditional croissants, and cinnamon sugar morning buns, which are all on the menu daily. The cruffins are perfection. My personal favourite is the lemon blueberry, the perfect balance of buttery, tart and sweet. The morning buns are delightful sugary goodness, brownies are rich and luscious, and they have the best ginger molasses cookies around.. There's honestly options for everyone, simple but delicious for the kids, traditional picks to please anyone and elevated unique fare for the adults - including craft beer to top off a fantastic meal. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Perth and locals alike. But go early if you're going for the baked goods, they sell out fast!

I hit up Roberto's Corner probably four times a week, and it's honestly because their sandwiches…read moreare gas every single time. The portions are huge, the bread is always fresh, and they stack the toppings like they actually care about feeding you. The staff is chill, quick, and they always get the order right. No matter what I grab -- cold cut, chicken, whatever -- it always slaps. You can't beat the value and consistency. If you want a legit fire sandwich with real portions and zero disappointment, this is absolutely the spot. Five stars, easy.

Quality has gone down significantly. Less meat on thair sandwichs. They burned my bread. I really…read morehope they start doing a better job

First time visit this town. Luckily pop by this fabulous store and the staff(not sure may be owner)…read moreis very friendly and gave me some tips on where to go or should go. I order a mango mouse cake and maple whiskey Gouda. After dinner I go there again for an ice cream! Delightful to have this store in the town.

Great little independent deli/ sandwich place. For the price the sandwiches are amazing value,…read moreespecially when you compare it to the fast food options around. Highly recommend.

The sandwiches are top tier and they let my dog come in when it was hot af outside. It's a little…read moreoff the main road, but worth it. Parking is limited to street parking, but walking 5-10 minutes is definitely worth it

TL;DR/The Short Version: Deli serving up loaded sandwiches…read morein Hintonburg. A bit pricey, but tasty. The Long Version: District Deli opened up around March 2025 in the space that was Bismallah Pies (was Charlie's Groceteria before that). My husband and I dropped by to pick up a sandwich to share. The sandwiches are all named after nearby streets, which really gives it that neighbourhood feel. All meat sandwiches are $13.99 and vegetarian sandwiches are $12.49. You can also build your own for $13.99 where you can choose 2 meats, one cheese, and whatever vegetables you like. We went with the build your own option. We got roast beef and prosciutto cotto, fresh mozzarella and lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, pickled onions, pickled eggplants, and roasted red peppers, with a bit of honey mustard. The sandwich was really good. The bread was fresh, as were the other ingredients. It was a bit pricey in my opinion, but this is in comparison to other similar sandwich shops with $8-10 sandwiches (like 50 Two Sandwiches or Shorty's Sandwiches), but they are in industrial parts of town, so I get it, rent in Hintonburg is higher. District Deli only has cold sandwiches. No hot sandwiches, at least not at the time of the writing of this review. Service was courteous and efficient. Street parking only. Review #118 (2025)