A tasty family run bakery. Favoured by locals for their fresh daily baked goods. Check out their…read moreApple fritters available on Thursdays after 10am.

Great job Mc donalds. We just went through ordered a big Mac combo extra cheese and a mc chicken…read morecombo .....upsize both fries no salt and orange fruitopia to drink. We GOT. one order of fries upsized the other regular. And you gave us 4 straws but no drinks..... Try paying Attention to your customers orders.!!!!!!

Very cute place. Love the bookstore feel and breakfast was delicious! I got a blueberry iced latte…read moreto pair with my breakfast and it was delish! One of my favorite breakfasts on PEI, would definitely recommend.

Super adorable coffee shop and small book store. Would recommend stopping in!! They were really…read morebusy so we didn't eat breakfast but it looked amazing

This location is called Lucky Bean and it is exceptional. Visiting town, we are thrilled to find…read morethis place with a ton of healthy items on the menu -- breakfast platter, sandwiches with gluten free options, leafy salads with locally sourced ingredients, homemade desserts and fantastic coffee and smoothies. The owner happened to be there and he's a gem who offered water to our dog outside. Highly recommend!!

This place is well worth the stop! Good food, good drink, good ambiance and nice folks. Try the…read moresoup of the day. Have a breakfast sandwich. Don't miss the mango iced tea. Oh, and the coffee is pretty darned good too! Really worth the money and time to make this your next lunch/breakfast/coffee stop.

Barista was nice, but the coffee was extremely bitter and acidic. The location was cozy though.read more

This establishment has a new name(The Old Legacy) , so we didn't see it at first. There are stairs…read moreup to the cafe. They have good muffins. The mocha needs more chocolate but otherwise it was fine. The vibe was quiet, but they have liquor so maybe I just needed to spice up my mocha!

This adorable coffee shop has a streamlined menu but everything is delicious, high quality, and…read morepresented beautifully. Service was friendly and the atmosphere is inviting. There are a few tables outside and a variety of seating options inside. I love the cozy and inventive decor making it feel like a unique and special find while enjoying a delicious cappuccino and pasty (Viking slice for us!). There is also a very cool elaborate chess set in the window and a grab-a-book/leave-a-book stand.

Wonderful coffee and amazing blueberry muffin. We loved the ambiance and interior design of the…read morecoffee house also. Staff was very attentive and kind.

I remember The Coffee Bean of back in my years as a precocious youth in the 90s as being a very old…read moreschool, no frills café. Certainly not the quaint - dare I saw cool? - little cafe that is now. With branded merchandise, an espresso machine, and plants literally livening up the place, it seems that old dogs *can* learn new tricks! Or at least get new owners. Looking for a lunch that isn't fast food or a slice of pizza isn't an easy thing on a Monday in Pictou County, but I was glad when The Coffee Bean came to mind. Driving down just before noon to beat the lunch rush, I arrived to the remnants of the late morning coffee crew that were already situated, and no line in front of me. Perfect timing! I opted for the intriguing Mexican grilled cheese and an iced Americano to beat the heat. After a few minutes wait, I had my food and coffee in hand and hit the road home. My grilled cheese had a nice golden brown finish, and coming wrapped in paper kept it from steaming and getting too too soggy on the drive home. It was filled with a melty mix of cheeses, as well as a generous portion of diced onion, bell pepper and tomato, along with just the slightest hint of heat. The fresh veg added a pleasant brightness and crispness. The ice in the Americano barely lasted in the summer heat by the time I got home, but I appreciated that it wasn't 80% ice and 20% coffee like some. It's great to see new life breathed into The Coffee Bean, and I hope it continues to serve New Glaswegians (yes, that's our demonym), for yet another generation.

This is a small, quaint and cafeteria-style cafe serving freshly baked muffins, sandwiches, snacks…read moreand fresh espresso based drinks. I chose well when I bought a delicious baked flourless granola bar. I am gluten intolerant and prefer healthier choices so this was the best option for me. My husband chose an egg and cheese sandwich on toasted fresh bread. The prices were reasonable, the service was prompt and the staff were friendly. I was disappointed with my Americano since it tasted bitter and "dirty" when it cooled down a little. I didn't finish it.

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.

It was a bright and sunny August afternoon and we had finished perusing the butterfly garden up the…read morehill. We strolled down through the beautiful gardens to the restaurant perched on the riverbanks. The restaurant does not optimize for volume or turnover and we had a 45 minute wait. We enjoyed the adjoining shop and their selection of jams and spread. The wait was worth it! The room is a bright large room overlooking the river. Handmade quilts hang from the ceiling. We started with nachos, that had the right blend of cheese and toppings. Unfortunately there were no side plates brought, causing us to eat like animals from a common trough. A slight mishap with a spilled glass of water interrupted our otherwise pleasant appetizer. The server's attention was less than prompt causing us to get extra napkins from directly behind the counter. Still, we soldiered on and prepared for the main feast. The seafood chowder was one of the better ones all trip. Fresh and flavourful pieces in a cream broth, served with a fresh side biscuit. The real opportunity is to highlight the delicious jams and spreads from the shop which would add some much needed flavour to the biscuits. Other meals included kids pasta, kids jam sandwich, a club sandwich, fish cakes and a Caesar salad. All were promptly devoured. A great location with fresh food and pleasant service. Worth the wait!

I am a bit dissapointed. The lobster was terribly overcooked and without salt. The butter was…read moreunsalted and there was no salt on the table. Why the salt boycott? It was very busy when we were there so service was "okay" but three star at best. I get they serve in an industrial scale, but if lobster is your thing don't turn a beautiful shellfish into leather. And salt your water!

The Willow was an awesome find in Kensington!…read more A great space, solid coffee, and a big selection of delicious baked goods - both sweet and savoury.

Incredible food and pastries! By far the best bakery cafe in PEI. Ginger cookies are phenomenal,…read morebrown butter cinnamon rolls and blueberry pie are delicious. Cool spot with local art on display and for sale, quick and friendly service.