On a recent visit to Port Perry, we stopped in at Nexus Coffee Company, a charming place to refresh…read moreand warm up with hot beverages and more. We enjoyed their S'Mores Hot Chocolate, Pumpkin Pie Latte, and Gobble Sandwich. It was all delicious! Besides their delicious offerings, they also have a variety of tea and coffee to brew at home, as well as some small appliances and giftware, perfect for gifting over the holiday season. This is a pretty busy spot, with customers coming and going all the time. The staff are very busy tending to all the customers, but always smiling. Great service!

Just made it in before they sold the last piece of carrot cake with cream cheese frosting. So good…read more Highly recommend. Their coffee beans are from Pilot Coffee Roasters and the iced americano is very good.

The Pantry Shelf is a quaint little bakery and restaurant in Port Perry that serves delicious food…read more On this visit, we had: * Tomato and Parmesan Quiche, with Potato Leek Soup * Garden Chicken Salad * Afternoon Tea with Loaded Veggie Sandwich, Cranberry Scone, and Pecan Butter Tart Everything was delicious! I especially loved the very flavourful quiche, and freshly made scones. The chicken salad with greens was huge. I highly recommend this spot for their delicious food, fresh pastries, and friendly service. Check them out if you're in Port Perry. 4.5/5.0

Charming vibe, friendly and happy service, and the French toast is out of this world.read more

The most beautiful hidden coffee shop! At the back it leads out to a very scenic backyard, garden,…read morewalk to a small body of water. So quiet and serene - perfect for enjoying a cup of joe - solo or with a friend! We had a latte and the month special Hazelnut drip coffee. Also grabbed a cheese croissant - which was warm!! And so flakey!! Might have to grab another for the drive home! We ate it so fast, so no pictures haha but YOU MUST TRY THE CHEESE CROISSANT! VERY ACCESSIBLE WITHOUT BARRIERS - HOWEVER, GOING DOWN TO THE WATER IS ONLY STAIRS, NO RAILINGS, WIDE FLAT STONE STAIRS, NOT MAINTAINED DURING WET SEASONS SO PROCEED WITH CAUTION!

Georgina must be nice in the summer (water, etc).. during winter it's pretty dismal/depressing…read more Elaine's and Burger Bandits '2' perks/pluses in the area. Coffee (latte, americano) excellent.

A lovely tea shop, I would definitely recommend it!…read more My fiancee hosted a tea here to ask her bridesmaids to be in the bridal party. There were about 7 of us total. The Tea Shop was able to accomodate us, giving us a little alcove off to the side. We had sandwiches and sweets, all of which were delicious. There was a large tea selection (I had the Buckingham Palace - a great choice. Cream of Earl Gray was also popular). And it was a reasonable price for the luncheon. I'm planning on coming back soon with other family!

An old establishment in Markham village serving a British classic, afternoon tea! The inside was…read morevery rustic with old carpet, classic wallpaper and a fun selection of teapots dotted by the ceiling. Overall afternoon teas was pretty good for the price. Good amount of tea to choose from and they good. Sandwiches were fun! Scones were on the dry side. Sweets were standard at the price point. Would consider coming back again!

3.5 stars - discovered this cafe on my way to Brooklin library and enjoyed a latte and a smoothie…read morethere. They make their coffee with Balzac beans and while I love Balzac's, I found the latte underwhelming and expensive. It was just not pulled properly. The smoothie was pretty good. It has a nice vibe and is small and cozy, suitable for a quick bite but I would say not for large groups to gather or for one to stay and study there. They also have a few baked goods like cookies but no sandwiches or hearty items when I went. Wished they had more to eat. Might visit again and try their frozen yogurt.

We tried several times to go here but their hours were a bit inconvenient. We had seen it in…read morepassing & didn't know what they served. I tried a strawberry matcha cold tea...."not my cup of tea" ended up I threw it out. The space to sit in is very limited. Unfortunately we went when a group of school kids were gathered. We were there to sit, linger, sip our beverages, talk & catch up on emails etc. We had trouble hearing each other as the kids were very loud & animated. We tried their vegan soft serve yogurt, had excellent toppings with fresh fruit, ok but not great. Bottom line, great place if you are into vegan, different taste experiences but sorry, not for us.

It's Tim's. What more do you need? If you're new to Canada…read morejust a few things you should know: It gets crowded on weekends and in the morning breakfast and lunch rush. The staff are usually pretty good and the coffee is their trademark.

The ladies washroom was discusting. Hadnt been cleaned in quite awhile. Stalls especially. Service…read morewas very slow and the girl seemed confused. The directions to get to the order area were very confusing. Not happy.

Were an amazing little place we had nachos and sat outside with the windows open. It was a great…read moresummer day. We were enjoying the cars on King car show. We had two double espresso afterwards was a very cool nice and they have some amazing desserts. You gotta check it out. and a double espresso were just awesome. The staff was very gracious.

Cork & Bean Oshawa chose to call the police on a peaceful, paying customer for wearing pro-Israel…read moresymbols and having a calm conversation. Let that sink in. My friend -- a Christian, not even Jewish -- was meeting with a pastor for coffee. He was wearing an IDF jacket and a Star of David necklace while discussing a recent trip to Israel. No shouting. No confrontation. No disruption. Just coffee and conversation. An employee called Durham Regional Police. Officers showed up and told him his conversation was "offensive." When asked what was said that violated policy, no one could answer. No rule cited. No clear complaint identified. Just vague discomfort -- and removal. So what exactly triggered this escalation? Not behavior. Not threats. Not harassment. Symbols. And Israel. Calling the police on someone because others don't like what he's wearing or the country he's discussing is cowardly and discriminatory. Businesses don't get to selectively silence viewpoints they don't agree with. And weaponizing law enforcement to remove someone over perceived "offense" is an outrageous abuse of discretion. If Cork & Bean believes visible support for Israel warrants police involvement, they should say that publicly. If they don't, then they owe an immediate explanation and apology. Until management addresses this directly and transparently, this establishment does not deserve community support. Do better.

Excellent coffee spot in Uxbridge. Great selection of teas, would highly recommend the Oolong but…read moreall of them are winners. The no-guilt cookies are fantastic (live up their name) and made with a variety of seeds (pumpkin, sunflower, chia, etc), chocolate chips, and cranberries. They also have a variety of other sweet and savoury desserts. The leek and onion turnover, and the spinach and cheese turnover are both excellent- flaky pastry with a creamy, well seasoned filling. This place would benefit greatly from offering sandwiches and soups! Quiet atmosphere, great wifi, excellent low key vibe. Should be much busier than it is given the excellent food, coffee, and service. The personnel here is one of its best assets- extremely friendly and approachable staff who immediately treat you as a regular. One of the nicest cafes I've been to anywhere in this regard, never mind just in Uxbridge. Hope they continue to expand and do well. Would recommend to all.

so good the owner is so nice. so said that they moved out of uxbridge but the food is really good…read morehighly recommend.

This was a great local coffee shop. They offer more than just coffee here. There's a space to sit…read morein the shop and also a small space for children to play. There was quite a line when we arrived, but service was moving well. We ordered drinks and a pastry. There were options for juices/smoothies, and then the coffee/tea selections with different choices for flavourings. They use local milk which is nice. I had myself a mocha and enjoyed it. This cafe is a good stop if you're in Midland and walking around town!

we had heard this was good place to get coffee but what kind of cafe with plenty of seating and…read morewhich sells food to eat on premises does not allow customers to use their washrooms? we left.

What an awesome find!!! Great local bakery that has fresh and frozen desserts, pies, breads,…read moresquares and so much more yummy homemade goodness!! There are also freezers full of homemade soups, cabbage rolls, stuffed chicken and other easy to prepare meal ideas made fresh and frozen for those nights you just need some extra help!! Only open Thursday-Sunday but oh so worth the stop in!!!! Try their homemade corn bread and strawberry rhubarb pie!!!! Mmmmmm