On the way to Montreal we've had some decent lunches at the Brockberry Café in downtown Brockville…read more Their soups have been a little unusual and particularly good. We have also enjoyed the salad and sandwich combinations. The service is friendly and prompt. We were disappointed by their pricey and boring pasta with faux crab. It's downtown just a few minutes south of the 401 and they have a large, but hidden, parking lot at the rear

Having been on the Keto diet for some time, it can be a little labour intensive to plan and prepare…read moreall your meals, so I was very happy to be able to pick up some really great Keto options from the Brockberry's food shop. The smoked brisket, pulled pork (without mopping sauce), and buffalo wings were all really good. I also bought a wedge of whiskey maple Gouda cheese and when I added some steamed veggies, I had dinner for a few nights. It all reheats beautifully, and makes busy weeknights really easy. I'll definitley be back for more! I have also shopped there for "foodie" type products to give as gifts since they have all sorts of unique items from around the world that you can't get anywhere else in town. All in all a great place!

I had some work to do in Merrickville and decided to stop somewhere for lunch. The town is quite…read moresmall, where downtown is pretty much one street. I found the Village Bean Coffee place on Yelp and decided to give it a try. I opted for the soup and sandwich combo. Now, I usually don't eat bacon, but I don't know what came over me that day. I ordered the BLT and their soup of the day, which was corn chowder (full of bacon bits). The portion of both the sandwich and the soup were very generous. The combo with a san pellegrino can was about 13$, which is pretty decent. The soup was pretty good and so was the sandwich. The shop has cute local art on display on the walls and local papers on the tables to read while you're eating. Overall, it's a small town restaurant that is convenient and pretty quick service. If you're in town, you should stop by this place for a nice small town feel.

Enjoyed the coffee and the sandwich. Very home-like feeling. Atmospheric during the summer time…read morewith the patio. Small coffee shop menu that's a good place for breakfast or a snack if you're wanting food. Cheaper than Starbucks but more expensive than Timmies. A good place overall.

Food is ok. But…read moreseven years later Lucien's review still holds. Deported me to the other side of the restaurant so I wouldn't be near her while she made my lunch. Honey if you hadn't banished me maybe I could have told you not to put all the rabbit food on my sandwich. Just rude.

A lovely cafe shop with wonderful espresso drinks. I Had a caffe latte with the freshly baked…read morecookie, which was a delightful treat.

Cosies is open for breakfast and lunch Decorated with many…read moreBritish cups and saucers. British royalty, military and actors pictures are hung on walls. Floor and washrooms clean and tidy Staff is friendly, helpful and efficient. My eggs with bangers was quite tasty Ordered homemade jam for brown toast Very good All was well worth the money See you next time

I love this place! Located in bustling downtown Brockville, it's a welcome refuge, offering British…read moreteas and menu items. We've been in for scones and tea, had meals and shared a teapot tucked in a knitted cozy, and I look forward to going back for more of the same. The restaurant has an eclectic design of British teacups and teapots hung around the walls. My favourite table has a window seat in it, like a bay window, with a pillow for back support, with a British flag design on it. Aren't there likenesses of the Queen (Elizabeth II) around the shop? I believe so, and wonder what they will do now that QEII has passed on? Perhaps they will eventually post pictures of King Charles III. It will be my pleasure to go back to check it out. But that will have to wait until after October 5, as they are currently closed for holiday.

We have been waiting for our food for over half an hour. Plus we both ordered their curry lentil…read moresoup when we first ordered and after 20 minutes the waitress came and told us they didn't have this soup anymore. I will never be coming back to this restaurant ever again. We ended up leaving after waiting 45 minutes for our food and drove to Kempville for something to eat. Not my first choice of food but by this time I was really hungry.

Looks like they're know for their tasty nutritious sandwiches! I thought $11 was great for a big…read moresandwich with unique and fresh ingredients. And even better was that I was able to substitute my sandwich to be in a salad form for no extra cost! We got the Madras (my personal favourite) and Cranberry Chicken.

AWESOME food I always love to order the chocolate chip pancakes and honestly the best ever!!! Would…read moretotally recommend the waitresses were excellent and made the meal awesome . I found that the vibe is very welcoming and warm.

The menu selection, prices and service has been excellent every time that I have gone there for a…read moremeal. Breakfast, Lunch or Supper

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.

I have really enjoyed my afternoon teas at Brigadoon…read more Pros: real clotted cream, seasonal add ons (extra appetizer of British food for Robbie Burns Day), cozy atmosphere, quiet Cons: not all teas loose leaf, too many tea sandwiches, cluttered

New Year's Eve Dinner Review…read more If you're looking to test your patience on New Year's Eve, this restaurant delivers flawlessly. From the moment we arrived, it was clear the night was headed downhill. The greeter welcoming guests to this "special" evening had massive underarm sweat stains, which set the tone nicely. Inside, the dining room was so cramped it felt more like a waiting room than a celebratory restaurant. Service was abysmal. It took 95 minutes for our entrées to arrive -- an astonishing delay for a fixed New Year's Eve menu. When the food finally did show up, it wasn't worth the wait. The dishes were poorly executed and completely forgettable, making the premium pricing feel almost insulting. Attention to detail was clearly not a priority. One nearby table had red wine stains on the tablecloth, and instead of changing it, staff seated another party there before finally addressing it. Nothing says fine dining like dried wine stains and indifference. To their credit, the restaurant did attempt to remedy the situation -- after the damage was done. We were offered a gift card to return, which honestly felt absurd. After an evening like that, why would anyone willingly come back for round two? What should have been a festive New Year's Eve turned into a lesson in mismanagement and poor standards. This is not a restaurant we would ever recommend, especially for special occasions -- unless disappointment is part of the plan.