TL;DR/The Short Version: Cute little cafe. Ambiance is nice…read morebut I wasn't wowed by my cinnamon bun or tea. The Long Version: My husband and I met my husband's sister and her husband here to hang out before we went to see a show at the Studio Theatre. I got a cinnamon bun ($3.50) and a herbal tea ($3.50), and my husband got a black coffee ($2.75). The cinnamon bun was unremarkable in my opinion. It was just ok, maybe even a bit dry, and also on the thin side. Not thick and fluffy. My tea was just a tea bag from Four O'clock Teas (I got Turmeric Cinnamon, which at least is a more unusual flavour that I haven't seen in stores). The temperature was nice and hot, but it was just bagged tea from a brand sold in health food stores. The inside of the cafe is nice. We sat in the front room near the service counter, but there are back rooms that are a bit more quiet. I would say the ambiance is the nicest thing. Service was pleasant. Maybe some of their other baked goods have more oomph and maybe their crafted drinks are special. My experience was just ok, but it might have been what I ordered. Street parking or paid parking lot parking only, but the lots are free on weekends and you can park on the street for 2 hours for free. Review #39 (2025)

I love this coffee shop! The coffee is so good and the staff are great at helping you pick a…read morebeverage when you're not really sure what you want. The pastries are so fresh and so tasty. It's really hard to choose one, so sometimes you just have to get more than one. There's indoor seating, patio seating and seating by the water! I will definitely return to this café when I'm in town!

Excellent affogato! I ordered it with Irish coffee gelato, the combo is so good! They also have…read morebaked goods, chocolate, and teas.the patio was very nice to sit down enjoying your affogato!

A nice space to warm up from the rain or have a coffee or lunch with a friend…read more Wood, stone and neutral colours sum up the decor, giving it a peaceful feel. They serve sandwiches, soup, salads and baked goods. There is a solid selection of bottled wines. We did coffee and treats. The Gluten Free Chai cookie was great. Coffee is solid. The apple fritter was a different take, more of a pastry shape, and bread feel than the wild looking fritters I gre up with. Sigh. All in all, great addition to Perth. Staff, all wonderful.

Visited Perth for the weekend, so we wanted to grab some lunch. The restaurant interior is really…read morecaptivating. The quality of the service is also very high. The items on the menu vary from sandwiches to salads and shared platters. They have a very tasty and crispy homemade chips as a side dish. Everything is presented very nicely and it was quite delicious. They also sell a lot of wines and also local beer. Tried some blueberry wheat beer. Overall it's a really nice experience if you want to have lunch in a relaxing atmosphere .

My husband and I were tourists visiting this cute town. We are avid tea drinkers and decided to…read moreduck in from the -15C cold. When we were seated I kindly asked for the tea menu. Response: WE DON'T HAVE ONE. What?? Server then brought us a wooden box with tea sachets! Not acceptable for a place that calls itself a tea room! Owners, please take pride in the tea you serve! I am adding a star because the scones were out of this world. Delicious! The decoration and ambiance are on par with other tea rooms I've been to. Please make the small change of serving quality tea and this will be an awesome place!

This coffee shop that is tucked off the main strip of Perth is a cool little find for this wanting…read moreto have a more wide-open space to have their cup of Joe, in. They carry a nice assortment of desserts and muffins, have a retro Coca Cola fridge that has a nice selection of chilled options, and the service is quick and attentive. The main area has high ceilings and comfortable but traditionally stylish chairs, and prices are very fair. A brownie, chilled drinks, tea, scone and another tea was under $18, so since we were three people, that's less than $6 per person. Also has tons of parking. Check it out!

We came for breakfast on Sunday, they only had one staff so it was very slow. But she was super…read morenice. The coffee I ordered was dark roasted, black, good taste and could be a bit more bold for dark, 4/5. My wife's latte was decent, 4/5. I ordered egg and cheese on sourdough, the sourdough was average, I am not even sure that's a true sourdough bread or just added a bit wild yeast during the process or the process was cut short. Anyway, taste is more like a regular bread. It is 3/5 at the best. Their pastry was made from scratch, but we didn't try them.

Coming from San Francisco visiting my cousin. She brought me here to taste it. I'd say the variety…read moreof chocolate to choose from . The Sugar free Selections are good.. sugar free cocoa. Yes , they got it here too ..Friendly Environment. Now I have a store to bring gift back each time I visit my cousins here.

How come I didn't review this place??? I've been here 3 or 4 times now! Time to get on the ball!!…read more Perth Chocolate works has the chocolate manufacturing on one side of the hallway, and this shop directly across the hall. I do love this funky mall! My favourite treat has been the chocolate covered macaroons - milk or dark chocolate. It doesn't matter which; they are both delicious! They offer "Snark" coffee - which is really good, or hot chocolate, among other beverages. Please note that the Perth Chocolate Works took over the space once occupied by Coutts, who has moved to an old building overlooking the water. This space is now more open and has no tables or seating inside, and less on display for sale, so it looks bright and clean. This might change as the holidays approach. Time will tell. Any time I go to Perth, this is one of the stops I make, so I look forward to my next visit. :-)

I needed to do a pitstop between Peterborough and Ottawa. Perth, it was!…read more I don't recall ever visiting businesses on the south side of highway 7 in Perth. I saw Tim Hortons. I hadn't visited a Timmy's so far this year and broke that trend by pulling into the parking lot. There was plenty of parking. I parked and walked in. I used the washroom first. It was reasonable. It had two stalls. Everything was clean and maintained nicely. I saw the hype for its dream cookies recently. I decided to get one. I went with M&M's because I'm a fan of the candy. There were two women on staff. Both were busy, but were nice and cheerful. I placed my order with one of them. My dream cookie was $2.29 before tax. It felt a bit steep, but I paid nonetheless with my debit card. I had my Timmy's barcode scanned first and then paid. I got my cookie in a bag. I thanked her and headed into my car to continue road trip 2023. There were lots of places inside this Timmy's to sit down to savour a baked item or beverage. Most had the same thought as I did. I need to get back on the road, so I will savour my cookie somewhere else. I had my cookie in my hotel room. I can see why these cookies are a dream. Mine had a crispiness on the outside that I loved. I had my first bite and it was chewy. It was a pleasant surprise getting such a balance. The M&M's were mini ones. This cookie was perfect. This Timmy's does have a drive-thru. It's rare that I don't take advantage of it. Maybe next time. It's a decent Timmy's. I had a good experience. I'm glad that I stopped by. (218)

We have Timmy Ho's in Rochester, but none do as much business as this location on Dufferin, which…read moreis also the main highway route 7 from Toronto to Ottawa. And even on their busiest time, Saturday morning, when the locals want to get together for coffee and a chat and the Americans, like myself, have packed up from vacation and want a breakfast for the road, they run like a well-oiled machine. The drive-thru is scary towing a trailer, so I parked in the lot which boasts rest-area size spaces. Canadians are organized! One line inside which breaks into 2 - 3 orders stations which move well. Then to the pickup stations (2, one on each end) where you may wait for you sandwich to cook and be assembled, but if you are just getting coffee it comes almost immediately. Dedicated beverage people is how they do it. Now why isn't this all over? I've waited at a Dunin' Donuts for JUST coffee while the people ahead (No fault of theirs) are getting their westerns on toasted bagels and flat croissant sandwiches, Speaking of croissants, this location makes the best sausage, egg, and cheese croissants in North America. I'll have to try the Tim Hortons here in Chili and see if that is a true statement or it just tastes better on vacation!

Since my last review, I have gone twice more and feel that I need to reiterate how much I love…read morePenny's Place. Food, Service, and Ambiance is always 5/5. The BEST breakfast meal I've ever had (this time I chose tater tots though, but still really enjoyed it). On top of the deliciously great meal, we also got some soup...the curried carrot soup is the BEST soup I've ever had. I hate soup. I hate cooked carrots. But I LOVED this soup.

I'd heard about Penny's Place for a few years yet always managed to find myself in town when they…read morewere closed. Finally! I arrived in time to have a reuben sandwich. The in house smoked pastrami is to die for! After all the anticipation I needed a few bites before capturing a photo. This is a wonderful local breakfast / lunch spot that will not disappoint!

Good breakfast and good bang for the buck. Cute decor and efficient service. Great find in Perth…read more Would I return? Yes Would I recommend? Yes

Small casual place for breakfast and dinner. I couldn't help surmise that it's a place where…read more'locals' go since everyone seemed to know each other. I had a turkey noodle soup and half a turkey salad sandwich. The soup was quite good, the sandwich tasted too sweet for me. Prices are very reasonable, service was great. I'd give them another go if I'm in the area.

TLDR: Cute pie shop in Perth. Limited options if you don't want to buy a whole pie. Had their mini…read moreStrawberry Rhubarb Pie and it was good. When I told people I was going to Perth, everyone was like "you have to go to the Perth Pie Company!" Actually the first thing they said was "you're going to Perth, Australia?" And I was like "no, Perth, Ontario." Then they told me about the Perth Pie Company, lol. I like pie, so I figured why not? Haha. So I went to the Perth Pie Company. I didn't want to commit to an entire pie, so I asked if they sold pie by the slice and the friendly and patient man working there advised me that the only pie they had by the slice that day was the Fieldberry pie. I asked about the mini pies and he told me the only mini pies they had that day was Strawberry Rhubarb. Given my limited choices, I got the Strawberry Rhubarb mini pie. I believe it was $8.50 or thereabouts. It was a little bit bigger than my hand. I'd say it's about 2 servings of pie. The pie was tasty. It wasn't too sweet and the crust was rich and buttery, but not overly so. I would have liked more filling as it seemed kind of empty. Nonetheless, it was enjoyable. The inside of the shop is cute. It has tables and chairs, couches and even a piano. The store is wheelchair accessible. They have one of those "Stop Gap" ramps at the entrance. Staff were courteous and patient answering all my questions. Street parking only. (123)

The pies are so fresh, and so tasty! We even got one that was discounted because it didn't look…read moreperfect, but it sure tasted perfect. There is some seating inside and a piano. There are also pies frozen in the freezer that you can take home. They have regular sized pies as well as mini pies! The service was so friendly, they made you feel like you were a regular. Would definitely get more pie!