Great coffee and very cute cafe. Located in the lobby of Hotel Saskatchewan. Definitely worth…read morevisiting.

From the owner: Cafe Royale is proud to serve Phil & Sebastian coffee & espresso as well as Domo stone-ground teas,…read moresweet treats and healthy breakfast and lunch options.

This place is not great for lunch at all. Ordered their roasted chicken noodle soup and it was…read morebasically Campbell's soup. Had to ask them to make it hotter as it come out luke warm. For what you pay $8.00 including tax, it was not worth it. Stopped here to meet a friend and we should have gone elsewhere. What I do like about this place is they are pet friendly, and I can't speak about their beverages because I didn't order any.

I preferred their dark roast coffee ($2.80) over their Americano ($3.75) and their Cinnamon bun ($4…read moreregular or $2 day old) was a perfect side on a cold Sunday morning. Really nice setup with a fireplace area with 4 comfortable chairs. Ambiance is fairly quiet with very faint, indistinguishable music from the speakers above. Plenty of AC wall outlets and free WiFi with password, if you need to do some work.

What a great find! Not only is this a gorgeous coffee shop from the outside, the esthetic on the…read moreinside is pristine. This coffee shop was also very COVID conscience with plexiglass and a line separating for distance. I truly appreciated this was still in place! The coffee itself was unbelievable! It was so smooth and full of flavor. We got a latte with oat milk and a salted caramel latte. Both exceeded our expectations! Please make sure to visit and support this local shop!

Ah this little block in Regina definitely won our hearts. We needed a bag of coffee, and we need…read morebig mugs of coffee, and after days on the road we were really hoping it could be excellent. We've grown used to the heirloom beans, light fresh roasts, direct trade ethical deliciousness at our neighbourhood place in Montreal (call us hipsters! we accept this!) And so when we found the beans at 33 1/3 we were just so happy. Roasted within a few days, beautifully brewed, light and full of the complex flavour of the beans, and served by passionate if surly professionals. The surly is the only reason I deducted a star, there's no reason to provide less warmth and care than places with shittier product. This is an unnecessary feature of too many third wave coffee places. Or maybe it was just a bad day. Bonus - there's a super delicious and friendlier small brewer on site serving up some super freaking tasty local beer, and giving generous samples!!

This is by far one of the best espresso cafes I have found in my travels and I travel a lot. On par…read morewith anything in Europe. On par with anything in Vancouver and I would place it in the top 5 in Canada as least. It is always a relief when previous reviews match up to your experience. And this is it did and more. The Baristas know how to pull a round, flavourful shot that is smooth and lacks the bitterness you find in so many coffee houses today. They keep their machine tuned and their people trained and it shows. I would make a trip across Regina for this coffee alone (and I have). That's not the end of it. Their baked goods are fantastic as are their various savoury menu offerings. And if you are lucky and get in early enough you may be able to snag one of their daily scone specials. I live in Victoria BC and you would think that being surrounded by Scots you could find plenty of great scones. Not so. The scones at French Press are light and fluffy with a crisp exterior and melt in your mouth. Likely THE BEST SCONE I have ever tasted. I can only say that if you have not tried this spot you are missing something truly special.

This place is kind of pretty. The staff is nice. There is more than one vegetarian option which I…read morelove to see. The Open Faced Avocado and Egg was pretty delicious. I sat on the comfortable couch and worked on my homework and everything was fine except for a rude old man who complained to me that I should not sit there for some unknown reason. The couch space next to me and surrounding chairs were all empty though. He could have sat down.

Friendly staff, great food and drink, well lit, nice ambiance! I go there everyday for soup and an…read moreice cap.

I do like Naked Bean overall.. first off. The service is great and food tastes great…read more However, I find their sandwiches very pricey and as well, I end up throwing away 1/4 of the bread as the filling does not cover the entire sandwich. This goes for all of their sandwiches. re: Egg Salad... more than once I've bitten into egg shells :(

13th avenue coffee House is my spot. I go there 3 to 4 time…read morea week. Food really tasty. Some option veggie or vegan. Great services!!!

Love the food here! Fresh and flavorful! Staff is always friendly and helpful. Cozy vibes, small in…read morehouse space. Come early if you want to choose your seating.

Awesome food!!! Super helpful folks. We are traveling from…read morethe states and were confused about the parking meter monies needed. They helped us put and now a hot awesome meal over trip planning continues!! Thanks fir making our stop super SWEEEEEEE

Great spot for a quick bite or for brunch. The location is super central and the service is prompt…read more I ordered the vegan breakfast bowl that was quite delicious but simple. Tons of veggies, potatoes and some beans. Coffee was pretty good the selection of baked goods looked delicious. The only concern was the lack of vegan options. The vegan book also was a bit bland and missing something extra. Overall, I definitely recommend this place.

Am I on Granville Island? I thought I was dreaming as I was examining the bakery goodiness of this…read moreplace. Alas, I wasn't, but I was sure paying Granville Island prices for it (without the harbour view, seagulls and street entertainers). Alas, they only had a hot sunny day patio overlooking a dusty parking lot and traffic to show for it. Apart from the hefty price tag, these people can really bake. My raspberry cream cheese brownie ($3.55) kept for two days and tasted divine with lactose-free Natrel milk. Unbelievable. This one alone's worth going back for. I got a lemon curd tart to go as well (at a steep $4.75) and this one, made with a fresh butter crust and lemons, is fabulous for anyone with a tart-sweet fix. Quality is right up there but portions are tiny for price. I'm beginning to smarten up and realize that there are good places in town, but you pay an arm and a leg for it cause they virtually have no competition. Well, really, even the terrible places you pay an arm and a leg for. On the bright side, this also means I'm saving a lot of money cause I'm not eating out 4x a week like in Vancouver. Parking is easy as is most everywhere here and definitely a nice place to gab with a girlfriend or catch up with family.

Great place for nice lunch - sit in or take out - and way too many gorgeous desserts to choose…read morefrom. The quiche and salad was my favourite when I was there last. Nice selections of teas as well. A nice place to go solo or with a friend on a Saturday for lunch. A little on the pricey side, but definitely worth it.