Just moved to town and discovered this gem. Service was fantastic. They helped me pick from all…read moretheir summer specials. It was so delicious. I'll be back soon!

it's good coffee, if you don't actually like coffee. Every drink I've ever had from here hardly…read moretastes like coffee and just tastes like whatever they put in it. Which I do put stuff in my coffee but I still like the flavor of the bean to come through but it just always tastes watery. I thought maybe it was from all the flavors and such so I've ordered a regular coffee with just milk and sugar and still tastes watered down. I drink coffee cause I enjoy the bitter taste and the depth of flavor--this place doesn't have that. So if you don't actually like coffee and just drink it for the aesthetic then you'll like this place. Their food is pretty good so that's the 2 stars, their jammy toast or the bacon and egg toast are very filling but light enough for breakfast.

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.

This coffee shop has a community vibe to it; you never know who you'll meet here! It's a nonprofit…read moreorganization. From their website: "The Outpost Café is a ministry of C*Road Church (formerly Centennial Road Standard Church). All charitable donations to The Outpost Café are tax receipt eligible in Canada." It's only open until 3:00pm during the week, and closes at 2:00 on Saturdays, closed Sundays. They sell good coffee and nice treats. A few tables scattered around the open space inside, it's fairly bright inside. Service is efficient. You order at the counter and bring your own food to your table. The walls are echo-y, and it can get loud in there.

Great service, great coffee. They have kids toys so its family friendly. My little girls loves to…read moreplay while I have a coffee and a treat. Overall highly recommend! It is a Church owned cafe, but this is not overt and as a non-believer I feel very welcome and not preached to in any way. The music is usually worship music but it is peaceful and I don't mind it at all.

The staff was great, the dining area, such as it was--was clean and tidy, it just wasn't a place…read moremeant for staying and enjoying your coffee and food. The other two businesses were very loud and even though the staff tried to keep the heat loss to a minimum when I was there in winter it was frigid. They should be allowed to wear coats! Wonderful chai though.

I'm a fan! I arrived here at 6:00 am and spent the entire morning with coffee and a donut and a…read morebreakfast sandwich, sitting at a table with a power outlet for my laptop. Comfortable enough and I got to watch the ebb and flow of customers while I used this as my "morning office." Coffee was great and the donut was great and the muffin with egg & cheese was good (could have been warmed more). But for nearly six hours? Yeah, this was fabulous. [Review 1574 of 2024 - 490 in New York - 22597 overall]

This location is absurd. they hardly have the food you order and won't refund you or make something…read moredifferent and have wait times upwards of 45 minutes regularly. In desperate need of better managers or just some sort of supervision

Got a refresher wasn't made well at all. even the person in the front of me got there order…read moreredone. Do better 6/16/2024

The new layout is bright and totally changed. However the service was terrible. Nobody looking…read moreafter the counter to take orders. One employee behind a new wall inputting something. Looked at me and made no effort to serve. I looked at the muffins which appeared to be smaller now. I waited over five minutes then left.

We got our dose of smile cookies here, in support of local charities.. Yay! These are great!!…read more The one weird thing in this shop is that there are 2 entrances, so lining up was a little confusing; hard to tell for me who got there first. Ah well, I let them go first. Service was ok. All I got was cookies. Bravo Tim Hortons! I hope they will announce how much they raise with this campaign. Feels good to help the community.

Ordered a coke with no ice, they gave me a dr.pepper with ice. very upset and disappointed.read more

Poor attitude and service, sign owner does not care…read more Wrong food and orders 40-50% of the time, shake and or latte machines are normally down.

No one beats Stewart's ice cream! They have the richest, creamiest flavors! I love visiting NY in…read morethe fall, because they have the limited edition fall menu. Unfortunately, they didn't have the last two on the menu available for scooped ice cream, but the apple pie and pumpkin were delicious! They have assorted varieties of egg nog and frozen foods as well. I haven't tried the black & white cookie yet, but the butter cake was good! Don't forget to grab a punch card for your ice cream too!

The ice cream was delicious! I love all things ice cream, and this was without a doubt, some of the…read morebeat I've had. Taste, texture, perfect. The service at the counter was nice as well. The only reason I went with 4 stars and not 5, they really need more parking lot space. It's a gas station and there isn't a lot of room to park if you are only getting ice cream or food. They were very busy with customers not getting gas while I was there and parking was an issue. But overall, outstanding!

My husband and I were in Brockville and wanted to grab some lunch. Truth be told, be initially went…read moreto another cafe but were told they were not serving lunch that day. I was disappointed by that, but because of that we discovered Tait's and are we ever glad that we did! We both got the Tait's Daily Deal, which was $7.95 for a half sandwich, soup and dessert. What a deal indeed. For the sandwich you can have either egg salad or ham (it was not specified but it was cooked ham and not smoked ham), your choice of one of the daily soups (small size), which that day was cream of tomato bacon, or harvest turkey and ham, and your choice of dessert that day, which was coconut cream pie, chocolate pie, or lemon meringue pie. Both my husband and I got the ham sandwich (I got mine on gluten-free bread - I try to eat a gluten-reduced diet, but I can tolerate and do eat gluten. My husband got his on the cheese bread). He got the Cream of Tomato and Bacon soup, and I got the Harvest Turkey and Ham soup. He got the Coconut Cream pie and I got the Lemon Meringue pie. Everything was delicious! I love how you can get so many toppings in your sandwich and the toppings are free. I got lettuce, spinach, tomatoes, cucumbers, green peppers and cheddar cheese. There is also no extra charge for gluten-free bread. Since it's a half sandwich you get, they usually take one slice of bread and cut it in half, but the lady said since the gluten-free bread is so small and I was getting the pieces near the end of the loaf, she gave me two slices of bread, otherwise my sandwich would be miniscule, lol. I really appreciated that (as this little girl, actually has a big appetite, haha). Like I mentioned earlier, the ham was cooked ham, and while I much prefer smoked ham, for the price I can't complain too much. The gluten-free bread was delicious, very soft and not crumbly nor dry. My soup was hearty and not too salty, which is usually my complaint with soups. The pies were also delicious. The crust was not overly thick, which is a complaint I usually have with pies. I appreciated the gesture of placing a toothpick in my pie before wrapping it in plastic wrap to prevent the meringue from sticking to the plastic. As you can see from my photo, this action was only partially successful, lol, but that's ok, it still tasted great, and in these times, we are all just trying to do the best with what we have. The staff were really friendly and courteous. We visited during the Covid-19 Pandemic, so staff were wearing masks (mandatory order, masks in all public indoor spaces, so all customers were in masks as well). However, they were not wearing gloves, which I wasn't too crazy about, but they did wash their hands (I would have preferred washed hands PLUS donning of new gloves). Our meals were such a great deal and we were even able to snag one of the tables at the front of the bakery to enjoy our food outdoors (since it was during Stage 2 of restaurant re-openings during the Covid Pandemic so indoor dining was forbidden, but outdoor dining was permitted). The bakery/cafe is on the main drag in Brockville. Street parking only, but parking is free and plentiful in Brockville, even downtown Brockville (yeah, I love small towns for this reason, lol, so different from my hometown of Toronto, haha). Tait's will be our go-to place for lunch from now on when we're in Brockville :)

We stopped at Tait's for lunch, on the way home from Brockville. Initially, we came in for the…read morebakery, but then we discovered the kitchen in the back half of the store was offering lunch. Maybe not 100% of their usual daily fare was on the menu, only lacking on this day because of COVID restrictions. The restaurant does indeed comply with Provincial Regulations, only allowing a certain number of people into the restaurant at a time, and everyone coming in and working in the place was wearing a mask. At the bakery, we asked about a few tempting items, but as we wanted something more substantial than sweet goods, we were guided to the back half of the space where we found a full functioning restaurant; we both knew we'd end up back at the bakery afterwards! Surely there would have been tables and chairs to sit at, if only we weren't in a lockdown. Hubby asked what the specials were, and we were told chicken noodle soup or cream of asparagus soup. He would have ordered the chicken soup, but we asked what was under "door number 3", and he was sold! It was chili, though not on special that day. I ordered a salami sandwich with lettuce, pickle, and mustard, on pumpernickle bread. Everything was tasty enough, as well as affordable. Apparently this place has the best coffee in town, but we had just ordered previously at an other coffee shop. Taking note of this for next time! Back at the bakery section, we purchased a delicious apple cake, day old apple fritters, half a dozen raspberry or date flavoured oatmeal turnovers, and a loaf of multigrain bread. Everything was delicious. I look forward to one day being able to go back to enjoy eating at this establishment.