If you are looking for one of the most charming and thoughtfully curated experiences, The Vintage…read moreCat Cafe is a must-visit. We arranged to visit the cats as a treat and enjoyed a superb cup of coffee and lunch today. From the moment we stepped inside, we saw that the café has blended vintage style with modern comfort beautifully, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. The cozy décor, soft ambiance, and carefully arranged seating make it easy to relax. Moreover, what makes this café especially unique is its thoughtfully designed, separate cat lounge; it offers a calm, enriching environment for its cats. We were able to completely unwind and appreciated their calming presence as we played with rod toys, introduced tube treats, and relaxed when they napped close to us. It was a happy and soothing experience. The Vintage Cat Café is an ideal spot for a leisurely lunch or a cozy coffee break because the menu complements the relaxed atmosphere. We thought that the culinary offerings were impressive, from expertly crafted coffee to a tantalizing selection of homemade pastries and hearty lunchtime treats, and everything is prepared with care and quality in mind. We recommend the spicy chicken wraps, particularly for guests who appreciate food that combines flavour with a hint of heat; these were delicious. Beyond the décor, the cats, and the food, what truly sets this cafe apart is the welcoming, knowledgeable staff who are enthusiastic about exceptional service and animal welfare. We found that their dedication is evident in every interaction with their customers, and this contributes to an experience that feels genuine and heartfelt. The Vintage Cat Cafe is more than just a café; you leave feeling genuinely uplifted, and whether you stop by for the coffee, homemade treats, charming vintage ambiance, or the one-of-a-kind cat lounge, you will have an unforgettable experience. We were planning our next visit before we even walked out the door.

I've been to a handful of cat cafes across North America and Asia and this is easily my favorite…read more The cats were all friendly and were clearly well taken care of. Just about every cat was ready to play and happy to get pats. Milo is the boss and he likes to wander the cafe. The cafe includes a ton of drink options from Turkish coffee to juice for anyone who doesn't want caffeine. They also have pastries like cheesecake, croissants, and Turkish treats. The decor is amazing for the holidays, but even the regular furniture is so nice and creates such a warm vibe.

The cats were such a delight but the upkeep of the shop needs improvement. I understand that smell…read moreis something hard to avoid but the location was dirty and needed TLC.

I'm not quite sure how to rate this place because I didn't go to have a coffee or tea, I went to…read moresit with the cats. The ambience was fair, I think they could've done a better job with paint colors. The furniture inside was also fair, I think they could've supplied more comfortable seating for guests. Their coffee bar was behind a door in another room so I assume you order up at the front desk and then they'll make you a coffee and bring it out, but I didn't want to have a drink there. The place didn't feel clean to me or invite me to linger. The bathroom was clean and the cats were wonderful. There were a lot of toys around to keep the cats happy. The owners were also nice, but I think their set-up could be a lot more inviting for guests.

Best meal we've had in Niagara Falls!…read more We stopped in for lunch and were seriously impressed. I had the tuna salad sandwich with chips and coleslaw--everything was super fresh and flavorful. My partner ordered the California Club and couldn't stop raving about how stacked and satisfying it was. The portions were generous, and the ingredients tasted like they were prepped that day. The vibe of the place was cozy and welcoming, and to top it off--there was a cat sleeping peacefully nearby, which just made everything feel even more comforting. Honestly, this was the best food experience we've had during our trip. Definitely recommend stopping here if you're in the area!

Website says reservations recommended but I did not see that on any of the Yelp reviews prior to…read morecoming. Reservations are essentially required except they aren't but good luck trying as a walk in. We came at opening and they were already booked for the day. On a Thursday. On the off season. It was a disappointing experience honestly. The staff member was kind but it was irritating that the people after us were offered a reservation slot if there was a no show but of course I spoke up and said we were here first, however everyone showed up for their slot the entire hour we were there. Seems like a lot of locals come here vs tourist so again annoying but I guess good for the cats since they are more likely to adopt. Adoption price was $225. I volunteer at a cat rescue and the cats prices range from $50-400 depending on the breed and age but alll are 225 here. The food was ok. The main thing to come for is to play with the cats so not being able to do that kinda put a damper on the lunch. My son and I had the waffles, no complaints. My dad has the pancakes which looked really good and my mom had the mac sampler. I liked it but she thought it was too watery

My sister and I had a ton of fun at the Friendly Feline Cat Cafe at one of their craft nights. We…read moregot there a bit early and I got a vanilla latte ($4) while we waited for the class to start. The cafe is a small storefront at Latta/Long Pond in Greece next to Ricci's Restaurant. Besides coffee and snacks, there are other things for sale like stickers, mugs, cards, and jewelry. We did the pumpkin painting event and paid $12 which included 2 mini pumpkins, painting supplies, and time in the cat room. The cats get along amazingly well for how many are in there together (maybe 10?). There may be some hisses or swats between cats, but as a cat owner I'll tell you that is completely normal. We pet them in between our pumpkins drying. The cats come from two different rescue groups and all are up for adoption except for Michael, who is the owner's cat. This is a great place for animal lovers to support local rescues and play with cats.

I'll never turn down an opportunity to visit a cat cafe, even if it's not the most convenient…read morelocation. What can I say? The Friendly Feline was worth the drive and is easy to get to. If you've ever been to a cat cafe, the experience is universal: book your appointment in advance, arrive on time, and go in when you're told to. The Friendly Feline is new and as such, it was easy to book an appointment. Walk ins are possible, but I'd recommend an appointment just to make your life easier. My mom and I got there a few minutes early to check in, and once it was our time, we were given a timer that indicated where we were in our hour. Then we went inside! There were five cats in residence that day, and there is a list of guidelines on the wall (basically, don't piss off the cats and use common sense). We sat down with a few toys and a laser pointer and waited for the cats to come to us. Overall, the cats were friendly but happy to let you know when they were over it and ready to walk away. The hour floated by and in that time, we were visited by all of the cats, with one even hopping up on the couch. There were three of the five that I felt were extra friendly and those cats circled around for extra attention. We had a great time at the Friendly Feline and I'd absolutely go back, even though Greece isn't exactly next door. It's never a bad thing to have more cat cafes and that means more cats find their forever homes sooner than they might have without cafe patrons having a good time.

Great little breakfast spot, friendly staff and quick service. Parking lot in back and street…read moreparking, hidden hot spot.

Parking lot in the back. You walk into a dive-y diner. The walls are littered with Roosters…read more insert cock joke here. My waiter, who I think might've been the owner, seemed overwhelmed and short-staffed. I felt bad because he was really pushing the fish fry but your boy wanted breakfast. I think this place closes before 2 so it seemed a little strange to have a fish fry special. Nevertheless I ordered the #1. Food came out super quick , piping hot, perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection. It might've been the best breakfast I ever had. UPDATE - I won't negate my rating for this but I went back a 2nd time around noon and the restaurant was closed. If its not early in the AM I would give them a call to confirm they're still cooking before making a trip.

I was finding a dinner spot on Yelp and found this pig themed dessert spot. They had two locations…read moreone on Dundas and the other in Mimico. I needed to order something with the jiggling pig on top so I chose the sakura lychee slushy. This was refreshing and the jellies were firm but tasty. I loved the decor inside, lots of pigs everywhere. I was amazed by the hand painted pig holding two drinks on the wall. The seating was also cozy, with some large and small tables. Didn't know about this spot but I will for sure be coming again for another piggy drink.

From the owner: 🥤 Leni Poki Bubble Tea & Snacks – Your Go-To Boba Spot! 🍡…read more Looking for the perfect pick-me-up? Come sip on refreshing bubble tea and munch on delicious snacks at Leni Poki Mimico! 💖 Whether you’re craving classic milk tea, fruity refreshers, or chewy tapioca pearls, we’ve got something for everyone. ✨ Why You’ll Love Us: ✅ Freshly made boba tea with high-quality ingredients ✅ A variety of delicious snacks to pair with your drink ✅ Cozy & welcoming vibes for a perfect hangout spot 📍 Visit us today! We’re open 11 AM – 10 PM daily. Come taste the best boba in town! ⭐ Find us at 300 Manitoba Street, Unit 1, or on Uber Eats, Skip The Dishes, and Doordash

If you have celiac or even a gluten intolerance, this is the place for you! Amazing real beer…read morebatter fish fry with gluten-free sides is simply delicious. They can make anything on the menu gluten-free also. Highly recommend

Sandwiches here are amazing. They're huge and the bread and all ingredients on them always taste…read moresuper fresh!

This place is poop themed, so it's a pretty shitty experience (in a good way). Many seats are in…read morethe shape of toilet rolls, there's toilet tissue on the tables & they have an anime mascot girl playing with coprolites. For a theme/novelty place prices were reasonable. Service was a bit slow so they get 4.5 stars. Sakura matcha was layered, which was pretty. Each layer had its own pleasant flavour. After mixing I couldn't really taste the Sakura, but it was still a good rich matcha drink. The chewy pearls at the bottom had a nice texture. Poop waffle was warm & crisp & came in a Japanese style toilet. There was a choice of custard, red bean or Nutella but I chose to hew to the theme. The crumb was fluffy & quite fragrant. It could have more Nutella but it was free with a checkin so I really couldn't complain.

I was nervous to go here after some of the recent reviews, but I was happily surprised by our…read moreentire experience! Coming from the western United States, my daughter made a list of about 15 places in Toronto she wanted to go ... And this place was #1 on her list! After reading the reviews, my wife and I told her it might not be what we expected, but it was everything we hoped it to be! We went a little after noon on a Friday in August and the place was completely empty when we walked in. Torched Salmon Bowl - perfectly seared and flavorful salmon in a cute presentation. Mango Korean Snow Bing-Poo - Great dessert! Lychee Korean Snow Bing-Poo - Tasty Ube Coconut Toile Paper Rolls - Yumm! Vietnamese Coffee and Lyche Sakura Soda Downsides -We ordered a Lychee Poop Waffle but were given the Lychee Korean Snow Bing-Poo. We wanted to experience the waffle but were fine with the Bing-Poo because it was good! -If you are tall, going to the bathroom (whether it be 1 or poo) it was not be fun with a shirt ceiling. -I asked if I could hold our six-year-old as they rolled the ice cream (toilet paper), which is something she's never seen before and they said "No, that's something we don't do." I don't think it would've harmed anybody and we wouldn't have been in anybody's way if I just held her and let her watch the process. I know I've watched, other places as they have done this. Our 2 year old spilled the entire Lychee Sakura Soda before we even took a sip and they cleaned it up for us and gave us a new one!

A creative and unique cafe along the danforth serving up fancy milkshakes to poke bowls, makes for…read morea fun visit. The cafe has cute seating, and colorful food and drinks that makes it a hit for that perfect fun moment to bring back the kid in you. I love coming here for the whimsical vibe it gives you

In August, my team went to Daydream Adventures, an escape room nearby, and had a lot of fun. It was…read morea good team-building event. My manager had a budget for this outing. He wanted us to visit a place after our hour of fun to get something to eat or drink. The funds remaining allowed each one of us to get something for $10. He had a rather tight deadline to meet. He asked me whether I could find something with this restriction. First, I dislike restrictions, especially when it comes to food and drink. Second, what can you truly get for $10? Something on McDonald's value menu? I wasn't feeling it. I said that if we wanted to order something more substantial, that we could shell out ourselves. So, my manager's budget covered beverages. For food or more drinks, we had to pay. Done. I presented a list of places nearby. Unicorn Cafe sparked my interest. It's a quirky Asian cafe that offers drinks, snacks, ice cream, poke, and more. He was good with it, so we headed over here after our escape room adventure. I had parked on a side street where it was free, across from East Lynn Park. You can park on Danforth Avenue, but spaces are limited and it's Green P paid parking. Our group of six was greeted by a friendly woman at the front counter. We wanted to dine in. She said to grab any booth and someone would come over. We sat at a booth and admired this unicorn-themed eatery. The woman came over and asked that we look at the menu online. Someone would come over to take our order. We asked for water to begin. She nodded and left. I ordered the following items: - Unicorn croffle with orange sorbet - Black sesame potted plant I was the first person to place my order in the group. My manager heard what I had ordered and wanted the same thing, but with mango ice cream. Others in the group ordered these items: - Uniroll in mango ice cream, topped with chocolate chips and strawberries - Fries - Banh mi - Korean cheese corn - Honeycomb iced latte We never got our water. A man came over to take our orders. He took two items down incorrectly. We asked for water again. He nodded and left. My manager started to cough. He needed water. I had had it. I went up to the counter to politely ask for water for the third time. He came with me, hoping to get some immediately. Luckily, he was okay. I have CPR certification! We did not get our water until ten minutes after this third request. So sad. I had asked this male staffer to put our drink orders on one bill for my boss to claim it. For individual orders, I asked if we could place them with him now. He said later and left. Later never happened. My friend ordered his banh mi online and got it 20 minutes later. I decided to order my croffle that way. It worked, but I was the last person to get both my drink and croffle. Needless to say, service was horrible. The place was short-staffed. Not getting water to start and asking three times for some was appalling. Here's the scoop on what we had ordered and our verdicts: Unicorn croffle with orange sorbet It was excellent. The croffle was crunchy and flaky. I loved the Kawartha Dairy orange sorbet. My boss got Oreos with his croffle. I did not, which was a bummer. Black sesame potted plant It was creative, but okay. I wanted more black sesame flavour, but the crushed Oreo cookie part (the dirt) overpowered everything. Uniroll in mango ice cream, topped with chocolate chips and strawberries I got my colleague to go up to the counter and record a video on how it was made. She did and enjoyed seeing it being prepared. She enjoyed her rolled mango ice cream and the toppings that came with it. Fries My colleague got a huge plate of fries. It became our communal meal. He felt bad that I didn't get my food until an hour later and said that I could have them all. He was so nice, but I didn't inhale them. I had a few. They were crispy and yummy. Honeycomb iced latte My friend got this drink. It had honeycomb sugar on top. He let me have a bit of it. It's the real deal. It was sweet and cool to see. His drink had an espresso shot. He liked it. We are similar in that he felt the drink was too sweet. It could have done without the sugar in the drink itself. The honeycomb sugar on top would have added the perfect sweetness. Banh mi My friend loved his banh mi. The bread was crusty and soft where they should be. The veggies and meat were to his liking. He devoured it impressively fast. Korean cheese corn The newest member of our team ordered it. My friend had some. They both didn't like it. Shredded mozzarella wasn't melted on top of the corn. If you are going to add cheese, it needs to be melted and oozing all over the corn. It was a hard pass and a huge disappointment. Credit and debit cards are accepted. My boss had no issues with the machine and his transaction. As much as I loved my unicorn croffle, the poor, slow service put a damper on our experience. They need more staff and improvement in service. (378)