Had a latte and a mocha. Both were fantastic and made properly. The service was quicker than I…read moreexpected and very friendly. I'll be back several times while I'm visiting Prince Edward Island.

Didn't spend a lot of time here. Cute bright and modern shop. Service was fine…read more I grabbed a drip coffee which was good. Hubs had a chai which he said was trash. The chocolate chip cookie was the star. Could have used more chocolate but overall great chewy texture.

Lovely coffee shop plus…read more Well planned interior has several different grouping areas making the space interesting to sit in and people watch. The decor is bright and cheerful, spacious in feel. If you look around you'll find area history on the walls. Staff are wonderful and knowledgeable about the products they serve. Coffee was excellent as were the baked goods we tried.

We got beef pho and pork rice plate. The food was amazing with very reasonable price for our food…read more The folks very extremely helpful and super nice. The cafe is very cute with some painting and books.

What a great restaurant! Great prices, generous servings, great staff and owners. Amazing food…read more Fresh ingredients. Made to order. Vietnamese. Fun ambiance. Great service! Can't believe you can find such amazing authentic Vietnamese food in PEI!.

Jars of clay Cafe,…read more It's a cute little place, very affordable... I spent a $1.70 for a large coffee. The cafe itself was clean and well takin care of. If ur looking for gourmet coffee and food... This isn't going to be the place for you. Jars of clay Cafe is like going to grandmas place. you go there to feel at home and eat something that is cheap and comfort food. The coffee is weak in flavour but the good news is there is lots of it. Nice staff whom where knowledgable and good at their jobs... I got the impression they would like to have more customers come into the cafe. I had the feeling this is a locals hang out and not very well known to tourists. Which is a shame, as a tourist I enjoy going to cafes and coffeehouse where I can mingle and meet the local people It's a little off the Main Street of the downtown and kind of awkwardly tucked away on what feels like a side street.

The Willow was an awesome find in Kensington!…read more A great space, solid coffee, and a big selection of delicious baked goods - both sweet and savoury.

My order was very simple: a cappuccino and a macaroon. The cappuccino was NOT a cappuccino. I was a…read morea latte, and a very weak one at that. The macaroon was skimpy and too sweet. The chocolate drizzle was tasteless. The service was standard. The ambiance was friendly. The place was loaded with flies -- not a good sign, but we felt compelled to buy something to use the restroom.

This Tim Hortons does a huge business. The drive-through line was backed up through the parking lot…read moreout to the road, and there was a line from the counter to the door for each counter/door. So evidently they either do a great job, or they're the most convenient spot for breakfast, or more likely a bit of both. I've never actually done breakfast at a Tim Hortons - it's always been lunch - so this was my opportunity to compare and contrast with what I might get in the States for a Dunkin Donuts breakfast: I guess it's common to get lettuce and tomato on some of your breakfast sandwiches up here, i.e., the BELT (bacon, egg, lettuce, tomato), which I got on a bagel. Their bagels are slightly smaller than Dunkin's, but more authentic in that they have a crisper crust and have less of that chewy feel of industrial bagels. Their breakfast combos include potato bites, our version of home fries. They're sauteed or possibly pan fried with some salt and pepper coating, as opposed to the battered and fried industrial "tater tot stuff" we get. I should have read the fine print first. It seems their breakfast combos include potatoes and the lunch combos include a donut. I had wanted another of their maple cream, my new favorite donut. The coffee is INCREDIBLY hot. I guess they haven't had to deal with frivolous lawsuits up here like fast food places in the U.S. have. That or Canadians are just sensible enough to not put a cup of coffee between their legs. I do like Dunkin coffee better, but I'm tempted to buy some of their coffee when I'm back in the states to compare it. Fortunately there's a few Tim Hortons in New York and New England where I can do that.

This location would have earned a good five stars if they had made their Spicy Thai Chicken soup,…read moreand I wasn't the only one who tried to order it. I was allowed to just sit and nosh the day away. Very cool place and clean restrooms.

This place is located in Summerside, Prince Edward Island which is the second biggest city in…read morePrince Edward Island (charlottetown is the first). They are a cute little offer shop which reminds me a lot of Tim Hortons but instead everything is homemade. While we were in the shop people were coming in to sign a book. The book was for a money draw which I don't really understand how it works but I thought it was interesting that they were doing something like that. They said you had to be a resident to enter because you had to come in EVERYDAY to sign the book.

It was the end of the Summerside Lobster Festival, and the Summerside Bakin' Donuts at 48 Water…read moreStreet was one of the places advertised as offering a lobster roll for sale, so why not? I went with my parents. The food and coffee were decent. The lobster rolls, with their sides of potato salad and coleslaw, were tasty, and the coffee good. It was pretty much what you'd expect from a decent small-town Maritimes coffee shop. I found the place most enjoyable for its social environment. The Water Street Bakin' Donuts is part of a chain covering western Prince Edward Island, from Tignish to Kensington. It's a small-town Maritimes coffee shop, and the locals who were in the shop with me and my parents were small-town Maritimes, too. I missed that kind of environment.

Upon arriving at this diner we probably would have driven right by if not for the few reviews we…read moreread. The outside looks a little run down, a true hole in the wall as we say in the States and a lot of those hole in the walls are the best little treasures. That was the case here and we were glad we stopped in. My husband ordered just 3 plain pancakes and his first words out of his mouth were, "I thought they would be bigger than that ". lol...but they were great tasting pancakes. I got the Starlite omelette which had meats and cheese inside and was very good. I ordered the whole wheat toast and onions in my potatoes. I gave my husband a bite of my omelette and he told the waitress it was the best omelette he had ever had. I was hoping that wasn't a hint because I didn't slow down long enough to offer him anymore. But, I did give time a whole piece of toast too. We only had water to drink. Our order was taken and came out fairly fast. We would defiantly go back again for breakfast.

My first trip to Diner this year......planning another P E I visit next month,BUT,not visiting the…read morediner again. The service was excellent,love the decor....the food was AWFUL. Over easy egg,yolk broke,so cook just mixed it together,looked like an omelet. The fried potatoes & onion ..some cooked ,some not. 3 slices of bacon,1 burnt. The toast was very good !! Found the same problems last year , 3 visits. Told under new management. Gave them this last chance & it was a failure............... Have to find a new breakfast location. I guess,there's always Timmies....................

This is the latest name and new owner but there has been a café at this spot for years…read more In all it's incarnations it's been a great spot in downtown Summerside for breakfast, lunch or just a coffee break. On this day, we went for lobster rolls. If you are in Summerside and are looking for a lobster roll that's tasty and good value, this is your spot. for 8.95 + tax you get a toasted hot dog bun overflowing with tasty lobster (see the picture) with your choice of side. One of us had fries, the other potato salad. The potato salad was almost as good as mom's. I've paid twice as much at a restaurant for a lobster roll that wasn't half as good and only had about half as much lobster. If you're looking for a home style breakfast or lunch for a great price, this is your go to place.

A really good classic breakfast menu at a very good price. Excellent service. We were very happy…read morewith our meal.

Excellent breakfasts, good dinner menu also. Service is typically fast, but food should be…read morehotter. Would wait longer for hotter food. Staff are friendly, and there's lots of local art to check out on the walls.

Fast service,pleasant an efficient servers . Very friendly staff ,food generous portions,delicious…read moreand well priced! I will be back!