Lovely coffee shop on the ground floor of the MC College spa/salon campus…read more Great place to grab a coffee/tea to take upstairs while you get pampered or to grab a lite bite. There is LOVELY seating both on the ground floor and upstairs with LOADS of natural light. They carry 1883 syrups and are happy to customize your beverage to your liking. Thoughtful staff, attention to detail, beautiful atmosphere, and coffee crafted with love.

Funny employees, good coffee, quiet cafe, lunch food with microwave. Had the alfredo, was decent…read moreenough

Ambiance is good. Coffee is good. But not a good place to get work done…read more Wifi is extremely slow, at speeds slower than dialup, essentially unusable. Tried to hotspot instead but mobile signal when inside this cafe is also very poor, resulting in very slow and unstable internet. Rogers network - 1 bar of 5G Telus network - 1 bar of LTE Also there's a very recent reddit thread about this place (info not confirmed).

This is a lovely spot in an historic neighbourhood. The service is warm and friendly and the…read morecoffees are perfectly made.

Great baking, fair prices, and wonderful staff. Spacious and lots of variety to choose from.read more

Dutch Delicious, if you can't tell by the name, is a Dutch bakery (with some European and German…read moreinfluence) that dabbles in a bit of everything: fresh bread, deli meats, cheeses, pastries, coffee and imported products. I've actually been into their shop once before but having just ate lunch, ended up just browsing. Well, I was surprised but happy to accept an invitation from DD for a peek inside their shop and bakery where all the magic happens. I met Siebe, owner of Dutch Delicious along with one of his bakers, Elien. Both are very friendly, humble, down to earth individuals that have a huge passion and joy for baking. One thing that Siebe kept on stressing was the fact that they use real butter, whipped cream and butter cream. You know a place means business when they use quality ingredients. Best quote of the night goes to Elien - "bad for the hips, good for the lips." One really cool thing I learned was baking cultures. There was a white one (containing 10% rye). Dutch add them into their breads to give it a more complex, nuanced flavour. The other one was rye and had been cultivating for about 8 months. It smelled absolutely amazing. I'd buy a bottle... We moved outside to the main counter where you can see some of their bread offerings. It was end of the day so only a few loafs remained. We sampled: - 5 grain bread. Light, airy, this is bread that you're normally acquainted with/used to. - Dark rye was a completely different beast. Much "heavier" and you really have to chew it. Goes well with cheese. Another great quote - "there's nothing like a good aged cheese with artisanal bread". Preach, sister, preach. - This one was my favourite: I believe it was the Canadian raisin bread. GET IT. Moving on to the pastries, there is a lot of options to choose from. They also have cakes if you're looking to satisfy that sweet tooth. What I took home from talking with Sieb - everything is made fresh, in-house with real ingredients. No shortcuts are taken. They make sure things are done the "right way" which results in everything being quite labour intensive. The saying's true - hand made always tastes better. Non-pastry related but I also got to sample (last one I swear) one of their sausage rolls. Nice and flaky, again, you can taste the butter. The meat even had a nice je ne sais quo that I couldn't quite pinpoint until Siebe told me the secret ingredient. Yum. At this point, the tour was wrapping up but I was gifted a nice little to go package of goodies. Such a kind gesture. I had soccer practice to attend but checked afterwards to see what was in the box. - Ouwe Jongens cheese. I'm by no means a cheese connoisseur but this is a old style, strong flavoured hard cheese. This will likely last me awhile. - Raisin bread. Bring me back to my childhood, except I wish I was eating Dutch's version instead of Sun-Maid's crappy raisin bread. - The rye bread comes whole. Make sure you have a hefty bread knife to cut this bad boy. Otherwise, you'll be getting a good arm workout. Where to start? If you like pastries, you'll be in heaven. What I liked best was how everything tasted fresh and creamy without being too rich/sweet. I felt like I could eat another pastry right after devouring the first one. - Cream pastry ($2.89) - the cream pastry was delightful. Light and airy, the filling was just divine. Don't make me choose but I think this was my favourite. - Apple slice ($2.69) - another winner was the apple slice. Reminded me of a turnover but sooo much smoother. The addition of raisins gave it the perfect balance of sweetness. - Vanilla slice ($2.69) - vanilla slice, my mom thought this was like a mille feuille. Incredibly light, creamy, this is one of their most popular for a reason. - Mocha cake square ($2.49) and marzipan cake square ($2.49) - seriously, sooooo goood. I preferred the mocha over the marizpan square. Can't wait to go back and try a slew of new things next time. Thanks again Dutch Delicious and crew for the treats, hospitality and insight!

If you're looking for a local cafe, Paramo cafe serves a variety of drinks and desserts. I got an…read moreiced americano and tiramisu. The iced americano and tiramisu were alright, not the best I've had but it was decent and also a little pricy. During my visit, the cafe was really crowded so it was a bit hard to find seating when we got there. I think overall if you are not looking to go to a Tim Horton's or Starbucks and want to support local, Paramo Cafe is good to try!

Great little cafe. Parking was pretty tight and fuller than I expected for 1PM on a Saturday…read more Boyfriend got the red velvet latte but didn't know what red velvet was (chocolate and red food coloring) - tastes like a mocha. He said it was too sweet for him. My mother and I got Chai tea lattes and were very happy with ours. Great flavor, lots of foam, hot enough but not burn your tongue hot. Mother wished they would pull the tea bag out before serving. We also tried the tuxedo cheesecake. It was great and tasted as expected, 9/10 ( too sweet for me). Lots of other nice baked goods and lots of baklava surprisingly but it was their 'deal of the day'. 2 gender neutral bathrooms.

I went to lunch nearby and decided to come in here afterward and I'm glad I did. I got a matcha…read morecroissant and an almond croissant. My husband and I ate these later that day and they were both excellent. We both preferred the almond one. Next time I'd also like to try their plain butter croissant. The service was fast and friendly and the space is bright and clean and welcoming. I walked and driven by this place numerous times but hadn't gone in until yesterday. Now I know where to stop when I want a croissant treat.

Found this gem while in town for work. Came in for a croissant and coffee. Nice spot to chill and…read moredo some work. The food and service are great.

Felice Café has been right beside me for years, yet only this week did I wander upstairs -- and it…read morefelt like stepping into a new chapter. The space is airy, warm, and designed for community with free Wifi as well. Live music evenings bring a vibrancy that matches how I'm feeling in 2026: more open, more social, more willing to step out on my own. The owner as far as I remember is Dutch which says everything about how this Cafe is organised with the wares of other independent creators being showcased and selling their wares at the cafe, the coffee beans come from a roaster I first met years ago at the old Downtown Farmers Market, and the whole place feels rooted in local connection. A true neighbourhood gem in #StadiumYards Hub in development stage!!

Love that everything on the menu is already made and you can see it in the front display. All the…read moresalads, sandwiches, desserts are there. Tried the royally hangry and hangry salad. I loved the hangry salad with the green goddess dressing. Boyfriend liked the other better. Both 10/10 but quite pricey. I also tried the brie, fig, ham sandwich and took to go - it was okay but not worth the price in option. I got the spicy Chai and was very pleased with it. Boyfriend got a latte. Both drinks cost the same. Not a cheap coffee shop but very nice place, staff, and food.

Came here for coffee and got their iced white mocha. It's delicious! The vibe of the place felt…read moregreat. Must come here again next time and grab their food!

Service is always great and friendly. My peppermint white chocolate green latte is delish. And…read moretheir baked goods heated are so delish. I have not had their flights but definitely want to try. The day before yesterday was a soup flight! Sad I wasn't in the market for soup at the time. I'm

This is the cutest cafe! The artwork on the walls and floor is so beautiful and interesting! The…read moreservice is very friendly and fast. I purchased a hibiscus iced tea and Korean garlic cream cheese bun. Both were tasty and reasonably priced. I love this locally owned cafe and will be returning soon!

I love love the way this place is decorated with the unique drawn artwork. It's so modern and…read moreartistic! Cool looking food and drink menu, complete with bubble tea. Staff were really nice and had lots of recommendations for our kids. We came in on a Saturday afternoon and they were quite sold out of items, it's a busy cafe on the weekends so that tells you it must be a popular place with good food and drinks!

A great place to spend time both during busy weekdays and lazy weekends. A great place to stop,…read moretake a deep breath, enjoy the moments of life and move on. Friendly atmosphere, good and high-quality coffee, excellent service. Thank you guys ‍ . , , . , , ‍.

I'm updating my review from the prepandemic version. Sadly the Dirtbag café is but a shadow of its…read moreformer self. They used to have all sorts of unique and interesting foods. Now there was just one type of a breakfast sandwich and one type of a dessert square. I think that there were some cookies too. The breakfast sandwich is small but so is the price. It was fine but not like the Dirtbag used to offer. I had drip coffee which was also fine. Unchanged is that the building is shared with the rock climbing place called Boulder. Now this is important, you can park where the signs say Boulder (climbing or rock wall?) because they are the same owners. Just make sure that you register your license plate. One other thing that is unchanged is the varied and comfortable seating. If you need a place to work with your laptop, this is a good choice. If you looking for lunch, look elsewhere. We arrived on Wednesday at a few minutes before noon so they don't seem to be catering to the lunch crowd.

Quality has slowly been going down. Maybe because I'm no longer an employee there.... None the less…read morestill good shit. Would come back.

I decided to check out this emerging neighbourhood hotspot and savour their growing reputation for…read moretheir salted caramel cheesecake with hot butterscotch sauce. You could smell it baking blocks away! And Yum! And the artistic flare Caleb puts into his lattes is amazing!