Oat milk lattes were excellent…read more The breakfast selection, on the day we went, was limited but it was good. If in Truro, we would recommend.

Great spot. Bakery and many choices. Books ,art , and fresh baked goods. Lunch items are very…read moreeclectic.

An adorable establishment that serves delicious food. I have celiac and was blown away by all of…read morethe gluten free options. Close to the highway, the location makes it the perfect alternate to the fast food options. Would also be a wonderful place to hang with friends and family as there is comfortable-looking outdoor seating. The service was super friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

Great place. Very friendly and helpful. Home town vibe with lots to look at. You can see the grill…read morelots of fresh ingredients.

Receiver Coffee's Victoria Street location nails that relaxed, inviting coffeehouse vibe--warm…read morewood, plenty of light, and a mix of locals and visitors starting their day. We sat outside, enjoying the summer air and watching the downtown hum along. The food here leans simple but thoughtful. The Island Hot Cake was fluffy and satisfying, and the Fry Up breakfast (with bacon) hit all the right notes--especially the potatoes. Maybe it's just PEI magic, but even as a side, they stand out. Our lattes and matcha latte were smooth and well-crafted, and the pacing felt unhurried in the best way. Service was friendly without being overbearing, and it's the kind of place where you can linger with your coffee without feeling rushed. If you're in Charlottetown and want a reliably good breakfast with a quality cup of coffee, Receiver is worth the stop--especially if you can grab a patio seat.

If I found myself living on Prince Edward Island, I have a feeling this would be my go to coffee…read moreshop. For starters, the setting of the historic building they're in is adorable and cozy. Once inside, you'll find a modern and clean space filled with baked goodies, fresh bread and fabulous coffee. We fought the urge to buy the maple cream whoopie pies. I also was eyeing the tofu lemongrass bowl on the "meal menu". Their breads also looked delicious- I was eyeing the molasses oat bread. We ended up buying a maple cappuccino and a maple latte -and they were sooo good. They also offer a dog friendly patio out front. If you find yourself here for a cruise, this is a five minute walk (or less) from the port. Don't miss out!

a hidden gem in Truro. This is one of those places that you only hear of by word of mouth or on…read moreYelp. Culinary program kitchen run by professional chef. located inside the School board offices, but open to the public. Keep an eye on their fb page (CEP Café) to find out specials of the day. Parking can be nuts, and don't expect to see it from the street, but just go in the front door and down the hall. Cinnamon buns, fresh bread, fresh pastries, soups and sandwiches. expect it to be busy during lunch.

Terrible. Spent $7 on mac and cheese and could only eat one bite. Extremely overpriced and bad…read morequality.

Great cafe and lunch spot…read more Good assortment of hot and cold coffee options, and the baked goods are to die for! My cinnamon swirl cake was SO good. The bacon and brie sandwich was a bit small, but the flavours were delicious and the crisp baguette was spot on.

I highly recommend this cafe! It's not easy to find a great espresso with homemade baked goods in…read moreNew Glasgow... but here's a place where you can find both. Friendly, service-oriented staff, clean premises, fun atmosphere AND excellent coffee. Oh, and if you need sewing supplies and fabric, that's right next door...enjoy!

While staying in Truro, this Tim Horton's shop located across the street from Truro Mall was my…read morego-to stop for coffee, sandwiches, and doughnuts late night. This store has a drive-thru, as well as seating inside to enjoy your food and coffee. Free wifi is offered here too! I stop at the "Timmy's" chain quite frequently when I'm driving through Canada, which is very popular here (plenty of locations saturated along the highway and in small towns), just as Dunkin' Donuts is very popular and saturated in the the Northeastern US. The coffee at this location was very good, which is better and stronger than the Tim Horton's coffee I've had at the US locations. I enjoyed my coffee in the indoor seating area as I took advantage of the free wifi. The service here was prompt too.

It's okay for a restaurant but what I hate is all the other breakfast foods, well I used to like it…read moreall the time but it removed my favourite thing

quaint little place but the Breakfast was sooooo good. homemade pan fries are terrific and…read moreeverything was cooked well done. service was slow but worth the wait.. they could have used a second server to help out.

Delicious food. Anything on the menu can be made gluten free. They are really well informed about…read moreallergens. I had the roast beef dip with the hand cut fries (dedicated fryer). I was very happy with it, it had an amazing sauce. The fries were so good. They had multiple types of gf bread options. The roll does not have sesame seeds and is so good. My boyfriend had a burger and thought it was delicious. The place is kind of run down inside, it's a little dirty, the bathroom isn't very clean. They are short staffed so it was slow, but while they only have 3 tables (plus counter space), they get a lot of to-go orders at lunch time. They did the best they could and the food was worth waiting for.

Tall and Small cafe on Main Street in Antigonish has a vibrant energy and is full of local art. I…read morestopped here on the last day of my Nova Scotia trip for lunch and coffee. The staff was friendly and the split pea soup (vegetarian) was to die for. My husband had some sort of open faced grilled cheese that looked amazing. There is wifi but I could not find the password listed anywhere convenient - I think I asked another patron. Parking is either on the street or in a nearby public lot. Lots of vegetarian options!

A bustling little cafe located in the bottom of an apartment building on Main Street. They serve a…read morevariety of fair trade coffees and the best homemade vegetarian food in town. It can get pretty busy during rush hours (noon-one, five-six), but if you find yourself there during a lull it can be very relaxing. Hot Hint: The Greek veggie sandwich is a great vegetarian option and the turkey pesto sandwich is a classic favorite.

I want to give this three stars, but I'm giving four because it hits all of my top points well so…read morelet's start with that. Hours: excellent. Open daily. Open early-ish. Cost: super affordable for homemade food. Cleanliness: the food looks clean. No nasty black bits from a dirty grill in your eggs or anywhere else on your plate. While there's nothing really fancy here, it's a much better option than a frozen food chain drive thru. Food comes out quick, it's simple, lots of vegetarian options and really reasonably priced. The place is small so it fills up fast. No street parking. Use their driveway to access parking in the back. There is also a back entrance off the back deck. Door is clearly marked 'entrance'. The staff was friendly and while it's an old converted house, it does look like they try to keep it maintained. The only one complaint would be the washroom. It's obvious one of the staff use it to smoke in because it smells of cigarillos even with the door open and the fan running.

My wife and I stopped in for a late lunch while visiting Truro, as it one of the local places that…read moregarnered nods from multiple people when I solicited recommendations on social media. The interior is a cute space - the nooks and crannies of a converted old home with lots of British memorabilia and kitsch. There was a decent-sized crowd for mid-afternoon, mid-week, but we were seen to quickly and our food came out in good time as well. My wife is a big fan of sausage rolls, so when we saw that GBC has one, it was an easy choice for her. It was impressively meaty, and had a light and flaky wrap. My steak and Guinness meat pie came out scorching hot and I endured some mild mouth burns in my hunger, but it was worth it. The rich and hearty sauce, tender chunks of beef and a crisp crust made for a great lunch. We also shared a decent, by-the-numbers Greek salad to get some veg content. There's plenty of parking in behind the cafe, so don't let its location worry you, drivers. Great British Cafe is definitely worth a visit for the hot food or their selection of British pantry goods if you're in the area.

Great pit stop on our road trip. Lots of parking…read more Gender neutral single person bathrooms. Dine in or picnic benches out back (outside). Tried the fresh cheese scones and peanut butter cookies. All very fresh. Great stop if you're in the area.

$8 for two coffees and two delicious treats! What a steal…read more Ran into Pugwash from Fox Harb'r to run an errand and stopped at this gem. There was a lot of outdoor seating, a picnic table under a gazebo and a large patio overlooking the water. There was a full wheelchair ramp that went into the cafe and also right to the patio. The woman working there was lovely. She told me that there were more treats that she was still putting out in the showcase and to tell her what we wanted based on the tags. A butter tart square (that looked mass produced, like you can buy lots of places across the country) for my husband. A chocolate peanut butter swirl for me - which turned out to be a homemade chocolate peanut butter snack cake with icing. I was pretty happy with my choice. :)