It is hard to go wrong with fried dough coated in sugar. In the middle of the US we have something…read moresimilar called an elephant ear but this was our first time having BeaverTails and it was great. The dough is soft in parts but towards the thinner center it is crispy which gives it nice textural variety. Where BeaverTails excels however are the flavor combinations. We would highly recommend the mud pie one which had tons of Nutella chocolate covered in cookie crumbs, chocolate syrup, and whipped cream. It is very rich and very tasty. We also got the apple pie one which had tons of slices of apple although it had more of a canned apple filling blandness as opposed to true homemade pie filling. A little more cinnamon and squeeze of lemon would've helped but it was still enjoyable. Overall, this was a fun treat and we were glad we tried it.

This is the best BeaverTail I've had in a really long while! They had perfectly puffy tails without…read moreit being too crispy and thin. If you want to upgrade your classic (cinnamon and sugar), the lemon wedge that is added with the Killaloe Sunrise is such a nice way to cut through the sweetness. This one is a kiosk on the boardwalk, so you'll have to enjoy your pastry outside. There are some benches and tables nearby for you to sit at. They also had dog water bowls outside for your pooch.

Like some others have mentioned, things are over-priced here but I've found this to be the case in…read moremost of the establishments in this area. Looking past the tourist-pricing, the coffee itself is decent here. My cappuccino had a nice dark roast with chocolately notes, a medium body, with foam that was serviceable although could've been tighter. The ice latte was the better drink and had a hint of cinnamon to make things interesting, double shot definitely recommended to give it a stronger coffee flavor though. We also got a breakfast sandwich which had a decent amount of egg, two slices of bacon, and served with a croissant bun which actually tasted good minus the microwaved texture. Overall, this place isn't bad although it isn't great either. They do have a nice dog-friendly patio and the music is not obtrusive so it's really easy to have a conversation here. I'd say look at their menu online and decide if the prices are reasonable to you. Grabbing a quick drink won't be too bad but adding food and snacks will probably quickly add up quickly.

We went to Tobermory coffee before our cruise to Flower Pot Island. This was one of the few places…read morethat opened up early to cater to early morning customers. The place was packed with long stretched lines. Please be aware of that if you plan on grabbing breakfast here before your excursion for the day. Even with the long line, the food and coffee was awesome. We grabbed to-go coffees, spinach croissants, breakfast croissants and everything was amazing. I wish we had enough time to eat here peacefully but we were already late so had to rush. Overall, a great place for coffee and breakfast.

This is Tobermory's highest rated food spot. We tried: - Egg…read morebite $2. Equivalent to 2 eggs. - Dilly tot $8. Tater tots with dill seasoning and dip - Believer $12. Eggs, cheddar, bacon sandwich on brioche bun. Asked for tomato and lettuce - Cheddar brisket sandwich $22. On sourdough with a tangy sweet sauce Everything was tasty and satisfying. It is definitely the best food we had in Tobermory by a long shot. There are lots of patio chairs and tables to sit at outside. It looks like a food truck pulled into personal property with a house and cat meandering about. It does take some time for the food to come out, but considering it's two people working a food truck, it's not bad for speed. Would certainly come back next time.

Adorable food truck with a Sasquatch theme. The food was delicious. We had a Tub Muffin, tots, an…read moreegg bite, & a yogurt parfait along with iced coffee. Everything we had was very, very good and very very fresh. I would definitely come back.

Food was burnt, mason jar water glasses were dirty, wife's breakfast didn't look any better…read more Service was fine, you get what you pay for.

Nice northern restaurant vibe. Super nice service and great tasting food. Definitely worth a try…read moreif you're in the area.

We were in search of something sweet after dinner…read more They have gelato, gelato palettas, adffogato, gelato shakes, croffles, croissants, croissant sandwiches, coffee, and more here. Gelato is offered with your choice of cone or cup. We ordered matcha and Oreo. Both were fantastic and so true to their respective flavours. The small one was much bigger than we expected.

Very good fresh made fruit popsicles like ice cream. Gelato is fresh made. Quick service…read more Coffee is not strong . It's better in black coffee. It is casual place with 2 small tables in the restaurant.

After delicious lunch at the brewery, my wife and I decided on some ice cream! We found this place…read moreto be very clean and thoughtfully presented. The young lady that served us was friendly and very outgoing! We will definitely be back if we lived in the area!

Great sweets place if you need a sugar rush but just note the expensive price tag…read more This store is probably the only dedicated store in tobermory for fudge, chocolate and other sugary treats. They have a large variety of fudges and other sweets. Definitely on the pricier end of things but it is the only one in town selling these kind of items. We got the ice cream here. It's very busy during tourist season and have about 3 ppl working just for ice cream to move the line along. The 'single scoop' is actually really big and you can get 2 flavors from it (very confusing since 'single' means one but hey, get to try 2 flavors and it's pretty big!) The flavors were quite good. We got the st Jacobs Apple pie which has chunks of Apple pie in the vanilla ice cream. The Apple and cinnamon flavor really compliments the vanilla ice cream. The chocolate peanut butter was very rich and decadent. The two flavors also complement each other really well. Service was good - pretty quick and efficient. Stop by here for an ice cream - you won't regret it!

Such creamy ice cream! They had so many flavors to choose from and the two I had were phenomenal…read more Polar eclipse was mint and chocolate with cookie pieces and salty caramel pretzel was sweet cream ice cream with caramel and chocolate covered pretzel pieces. It was busy but the workers were quick and nice. Very generous portions, especially for the price.

Peninsula Supply Ice cream parlour is a good place to get ice cream in Tobermory. There's a couple…read moreof places in town but this is the one we tried due to it being the closest to the harbour for the cruises. They have a lot of varieties here (30+) and they were advertising that they use Chapman's ice cream here. Not much to say about this place other than the fact this was great ice cream at a great price. We went with a mocha chocolate chip and they absolutely packed the cup for a single. Great service!

Excellent best fish & chips I have ever had! Such a warm cozy atmosphere as well. We will be back…read morewith friends.

First, Jenny, our server, was probably the most accommodating, friendly, cheerful server we have…read moreever had. The restaurant posted shorter business hours in the Friday night in September when we visited. Jenny was the only server, had no support and apparently there was one cook in the kitchen. The owners need to give these staff a bonus as they did a phenomenal job. We ordered the samosa appetizer, shared the two-piece Georgian Bay white fish and chips with homemade coleslaw and two small dinner salads. Each dish was wonderful. The samosas were flavorful, crispy, piping hot and we loved the fruit chutney. Our fish and chips were also hit, crispy, not greasy at all or overly salty. Everything here is made in-house with wonderful attention to seasoning. The tarter sauce had the best herb flavor. Our salads had basic, fresh produce and a homemade balsamic vinaigrette that was light and the perfect accompaniment to our salads. Again, dried herbs were sprinkled on the serving bowls and had the best fragrance and taste. Not surprisingly, I spotted herb plants growing in the window sill. Jenny confirmed that the owner and head chef uses them in his dishes. We were completely satisfied with our selections and don't usually have dessert. However, the Portuguese custard tart sounded so interesting, we had to share one. It is small and when sharing, just enough to savor the flavor without ruining the day's calorie count. Sooo good. Vanilla flavored creamy yet form custard with a caramelized sugar coating ticked away in light and flaky full dough. The total cost was $69.78 with a 20% tip. Well worth this tab for an excellent meal. We enjoyed the cozy dining room but can see how it would fill quickly during the peak of tourist season. Prepare for a wait. It's worth it. Maybe on our next visit to Taste Kitchen, we won't do as much sharing. We will return.