Went to Calabogie for a ski trip and stopped by Black Bird Cafe for dinner. I got their salmon and…read moreit was amazing! The servers were super nice and it was a great place to eat after a nice long day of skiing. I would come here again to try their other dishes!

Super cute cafe and restaurant!…read more We ordered boozy coffees and some treats to share. Coffees were nice and strong! Very sweet service and quaint atmosphere. Set in an old century building with cute old timey nicknacks everywhere. Loved the banana chocolate cake, rich but not too sweet. Had a bite of the pumpkin cheesecake which was also delicious and perfect for this brisk fall day. All of the lunch items coming out of the kitchen looked very tasty and fresh. The place was also packed which was a great sign ;) will absolutely return if I am in the area again!

Here is a place we came by from a recommendation from a customer who pointed us to the local…read moreeatery/cafe/community gather place. Good variety of food and drink and they use fresh locally grown ingredients (grown in their front garden beds). Latte and coffee are a nice change from the mass corporate chain locations as they make it fresh to order. The salad was so fresh and tasty that I would eat more salad if they all tasted as good as this one. Pizzas look great and the apple crumble was warm and tasty. Looks like it's a local place to gather and they have a community hall attached where it looks like some bands play music and their is a dance floor. Quaint little cafe and "Neat" place to visit.

Pizza is amazing, great variety of drinks and service is friendly. Beautiful atmosphereread more

This is my go-to lunch place. The sandwiches and soup are always delicious and fresh, with so much…read morevariety. Service is great and always with a smile.

Delicious coffee and great baked goods. The staff is very friendly. You go in there and you never…read morehave to worry about rude staff. You can tell the girls behind the counter love what their doing and it makes for a wonderful atmosphere. Their sandwiches are made on their nice thick cut, homemade bread. And they use their own deli meat. It's so worth it.

Visited the town of Renfrew and found this nice bistro with a simple but very unique menu We took…read morethe gaspacho soupe with a smoke meat sandwich. Price are very good and the taste was splendid. Attached to the Bistro is the bakery with a nice little country house shop. Definitely recommend this place.

Great selection of fresh pastries and lots of other products. Friendly staff and a nice, open…read morelayout of the restaurant and store. Definitely worth a visit.

Go there every week. Real food. Gourmet mindset you just won't find anywhere else. Always trying to…read morepush their skills. Sourdough is premium and full of nutrient rich flour. Croissants unlike anything in Ottawa. In-house bacon. Brit expats will love their pasties and rashers of unsmoked bacon. They also smoke their own North American style bacon. Products are local. If you are a farm to table fan, these folks are the real deal. They make everything. Watch FB on Wednesday for their menu and order then for the next time you are in town. Watch for their special sandwiches and pop up gourmet experiences like their smokeyard/ BBQ. FOCACCIA on Friday.

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!

This is easily one of the best coffee shops in the area. I love getting their baked goods and…read morebreakfast sandwiches. The coffee is always great and they have good bottled sodas. There is a little park right across the street where you can boat in from Lake Lower Beverly. I always like looking at the crafted goods and the local art on the walls. On top of that the staff is very friendly and helpful.

The Bastardized Coffee house is a cute cafe, and an interesting shop. Street parking out front, and…read morea few steps up to get in. There are not a lot of tables to eat at - only 3, with a few couches interspersed. The staff and patrons are friendly. We got there early today, and had time to look around before our friends got there. This gave us time to wait for a table, It gets busy in here, so ordering can take some time. However, the food was a while coming out. Our food came out well before our friends' food. However, the food was tasty when it did come out. Unfortunately, my eggs were a bit better done than I like them, but the meal was still edible, while we were eating and our friends were waiting for their food, the waitress admitted that they were short staffed by 2 people (you could really tell!) Later on, we heard they had run out of eggs. Although it is an interesting place, with an eclectic menu, and it's not next door for us, I would not be in a hurry to go back. I would give it one more chance, though, in a while, hoping they get their staffing issues sorted.

We loved this charming coffee house - it's down close to the water and was very busy! Lots of…read morechoices for treats, and all looked delicious. If I could, I'd have ordered on of each! Coffee was great (as was my (one!) treat). Staff were friendly and provided great service. Outside, for nice weather, is an enjoyable patio, full of people having conversations. What a nice find in Prescott!

We were waved in when they opened at 9 am. We both had eggs Benedict which was well prepared. The…read moremeal included hash browns and, amusingly to me, about 1.5 Tablespoons of canned fruit cocktail as a side. I had a ginger cookie which had excellent flavor but a very hard almost dog biscuit like texture. The rhubarb bar got a big thumbs up from the person who had it. Service was very warm and friendly.

Amazing the second time as well. This time for ham and cheese snacks. Wow! The ambiance of sitting…read morein the dining room on a rainy day was enough to set me down to draw. The ham was salty and thick cut. The cheese was melted and delightful. And the brioche was just perfect fluffy bread. Perfect combo! And Isabelle took care of us with the care your grandmother would in her own kitchen. You walk in and It feels like a warm hug.

If you are ever in Wakefield, Quebec, you must visit this charming spot, owned and operated by its…read morenamesake. Beware, you may think you're in a Hallmark movie about a lovely pastry chef making a go of her beloved bistro/cafe when a large franchise moves in next door to upset the carte de pommes. But no, this is real. We just had the croissant and a 2:30min conversation with Isabelle and we're charmed, nay, enchanted. Alas, we couldn't try the coffee or the food because we discovered it late on a Monday and it is closed Tuesday. But the vibe and the quality of the one croissant we did eat bodes well for life imitating art.