This place is incredible. So much that, I'd been here for every meal during my stay at the Four…read morePoints hotel. Other cafes, take note! Small menu, *everything* I've had has been amazing, and *the prices are great* (5US for a big latte, not 8 or 9!) Only 16CA for a good-sized fried rice that served as two meals for me. Pretty decor inside, beautiful tea sets for sale and an unexpectedly amazing selection of fine Asian teas as well. Service was excellent, very friendly. French is preferred (we are in Canada, after all) but I was too tired for full French and I still got my order in perfectly. Nothing bad at all I would even say, here. They're doing it right, and superbly so.

Very cute cafe with a short list of food items. Most sandwiches are sold out or not available by…read morenoon. There were danishes and coffee. The food is good. I just wish they had more options and breads for lunch. To-go packaging - bag, food wrapping and cups was absolutely adorable.

We stopped for coffee but I wish we'd come for a meal because the food I saw being prepared looked…read moreincredible. Walking in we were welcomed by the smell of freshly baked vegan chocolate muffins and the warm and friendly bilingual staff. We ended up purchasing muffins, GF brownies, and a vegepate to go along with two very excellent espresso drinks. Service speed is leisurely but if you're not in a rush you can peruse the library and secondhand sale areas while you wait.

Really great food and drinks…read more Show and inconsistent service Some errors with our orders. But overall a decent spot !

unless i'm mistaken they no longer sell hot coffee but now they have sweet tea and lemonade!…read more They have also added the dreaded "fall flavors" AKA pumpkin everything. :/ If you like that sort of thing i'm sure you'll love them. still a great cup of whatever you get them to fill it with go there, bring your wife, your brother, sister, mom, dad, friends or strangers (make a new friend!) you won't be sorry

I took a risk and tried the Appletini cold brea! Oh my goodness, what a delicious coffee that was!…read moreI totally loved it and will order it again! Thank you, Gotta Coffee!

We decided to go here for breakfast because we were told that their donuts are really good and they…read moreare. I also liked the chocolate croissant. I've had a New York style everything bagel with cream cheese. It was OK I'm not really being a fresh bagel, but it was made on the island. The hot chocolate was outrageously good. And My Son's egg sandwich was very tasty. The service was very quick. Our cashier was very knowledgeable. It's a small quaint place. We actually shared tables with a guy who was very knowledgeable about the town.

Quaint little Coffee/breakfast/lunch/ gift shop. We stopped by after an early morning appointment…read more Needed a bite to eat before traveling back home. Research for breakfast in Caribou brought us to Ruska Coffee. We had a regular waffle with syrup. That was delicious. Other plate was a big breakfast with eggs, toast, hash browns (potatoes) and toast. Coffee was very good as well. It was very busy for a bit while we were there. Yet, it seemed to run smoothly. Food was served in ample amount of time. Looking at others who ordered something different makes us think we will definitely be back to try another menu item. Staff was very friendly.

The directions for this business in Yelp is incorrect! But the address is correct! Keep driving…read moreup LaFontaine and look for Pain de Gamin! Excellent plain and almond croissants. Great latte. Friendly staff. Cute seating area. A nice rotating art display. And Riviere du Loup is delightful!

Delicious artisanal boulangerie in RDL. there are some places that when you enter you get the…read morefeeling it's an awesome place. You don't want to be let down with mediocre or sub mediocrity in terms of food. This place really hit the mark. Like a total home run! Firstly it's a cracking good bakery with fresh artisanal bread. Secondly they do very high quality coffee. Thirdly they have sandwiches, soup and other great lunch items. My lunch I selected a seafood soup. It was rich, not salty and deliciously home made. Also as my ancestors must have come from the sea I had a Gaspesian smoked mackerel sandwich. It was one of the best sandwiches I've had in quite some time. Like blew my mind how good it was. It was tiny morsels of smoked fresh fish, thin apple slices. Shredded cabbage and a very nice light dressing. Holy macaroni it was amazing. I'd never think I'd have a smoked mackerel sandwich but I may try to replicate it at home. To round off the meal I ordered a capucinno and it was totally on point. Creamy. Piping hot and strong yet not bitter. To bring back to the grand ville I brought back two loaves of bread. Crispy, crunchy and soft in the centre. You would think a cafe like this would be in the Mille end Montreal or on Ave McGuire in QC or in SOHO in NYC but it's wonderfully amazing! When I Think of the options of coming here or eating at a place like St Hubert it's clear in my mind where I'd rather spend my money!

When I put the order in Online it still took forever ever to…read moremake, plus while I was waiting in my car there was a Hornet in my car, and they burnt it, all the frosting was off my doughnuts. And somtimes they Forget my doughnuts. But the food is good there lol.

Mediocre food, under-trained overwhelmed staff, try anywhere else for a better meal…read more Well, where to start? Where to start...Hmm - Ok Start with location : straightforward no judgments. This Tim Horton's is about as far north as you can get in Maine. Madawaska is a small town at the top of the continental 48, it's main employer is the a paper mill, and 83% of its residence speak French at home. it was pleasant to listen to the conversation of several groups of older people commiserating in François, I felt like I had magically transported to a Tim Hortons in France. As my wife and I enter the restaurant half a dozen young women were ordering coffee and tea drinks at the counter. As we had never been to Tim Hortons before we placed ourselves in front of the linited menu displayed on flatscreen TV's above the counter. my wife told me what she wanted and left for the bathroom. As I was examining my options the screen exploded in a promotion for cookies which lasted for many seconds, and was a little frustrating because I couldn't make my decision without the menu. Oh well. After deciding on the ham and cheese sandwich I looked around trying to catch someone's eye. The woman behind the counter(apparently the only employee helping in-store customers) Was focused on her time consuming task of making drinks for the women ahead of us. She was not looking up. Eventually, another older woman came out tasked with changing out the money drawers. She didn't acknowledge us either:( Finally, my wife asked the woman if we were in the right place to order, and still focused on her task, she said that the woman was making drinks and would be with us shortly, and promptly left. Finally the Coffee lady called the young women up to the counter, their drinks were ready, except she forgot two teas from the order she had just taken and had right in front of her:( After about 10 minutes she finally acknowledged our presence and asked for our order- once you got her attention she was actually quite nice. We made our order including 10 donut holes in various flavors. Coffee lady hustled around getting our drinks and a my wife's doughnut and before we sat down our food was ready. But she forgot the donut holes from the order that she had just taken and was right in front of her:( clearly this poor coffee lady was overworked and under trained. I assume cash drawer lady was the manager, why didn't she come out and help her overwhelmed employee? Tim Hortons has clearly prioritized drive-through customers, at least three employees were working on those orders. Finally the food. The sandwich was OK, a fair amount of ham and two slices of cheese(Although it didn't look anything like the picture on the menu),white bread, a little bit too much mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato. It looked like something a harried mom might throw together at seven in the morning just before the bus arrived for her five-year-old's lunch The chocolate and berry flavored donut holes were fine but the glazed were stale. And somehow I got all the tiny little leftover chips. I had a minor case of indigestion and the rest of the afternoon. So much for my very underwhelming first experience at Tim Hortons, I'll never go back. if you happen upon this Tim Hortons I would suggest you drive down the road to Fort Kent and go to McDonald's, and I hate McDonald's!

Very good food plenty of food for your money good service very satisfied will work the money that…read moreyou put there plenty of parking

This place has good food but Zero customer loyalty!!!! you can spend 100 bucks weekly there and…read moretip 50% but as soon as there is a holiday or some other thing they will make you wait for hours and disregard there long term business to get a few extra dollars i understand reservations but you should never burn the bridges of loyal customers because of reservations extremely poor customer loyalty i will not go there anymore just out of principle. So lets do the math i spend average 100 weekly so 5200.00$ a year. you just lost me as a customer to gain what ??? One meal's profit?!?! Manager is about as intelligent as the eggs they cook good bye pure and simple!! Marcel Ouellette

I loved sitting on the porch with my iced coffee. I was able to practice my rough French but I was…read morelucky they spoke some english too. It was just a cute place with some nice drinks and light snacks but the view is great.

Location: In the hear of Tadoussac, just across from the church (not the chapel - though that's not…read morefar away!). Street parking is available but check the signage as most of it is paid and, in some places, has a cap of 30 minutes. The place: Nice little café that's run out of a converted house. I didn't stay in but the place was clean, had great light and if I recall, a section where you can sit down with your laptop and do a little work. The bathrooms were also clean! The goods: I stopped in twice and got the Mocha with oat milk and thoroughly enjoyed it. They do have a small variety of pastries and other goods if you're feeling peckish. Service: OK Price point: It's a little on the expensive side - my coffee was $6.03 with taxes, which is pretty steep considering the size of the cup. At that price point, I'd expect to get a large vs the small that I got. They've only got one cup size, as well.

We stopped in on a busy Thursday night and we're seated immediately. The deck is covered so it's…read moregood in any weather. The kitchen has it's own twist on the food and it is delicious. Get the bruscetta. Would recommend stopping for a feed and come hungry.