We ordered through Uber eats. Nothing great about the food and I could have made a better meal at…read morehome! The sauce on my Benedict was not the proper recipe. The only good thing was the smoothie. They forgot the fruit but the service to be delivered was fast. Do not recommend.

If you are a breakfast lover, this will be nirvana. Fantastic, extensive selection of sweet and…read moresavory menu selections. After paying Ottawa prices for a few days, the prices here are more reasonable. Very friendly waitress, who easily switched from French to English for us. I had a delicious waffle that was so tasty, it probably didn't need the creme anglaise on top of it and the very generous portion of strawberries. Hubby had French toast with ham that he polished off in no time. Definitely off the beaten path and a local gem. Highly recommended.

Though I liked the presentation of the tea, I think there could have been more care in the teapot…read morematching the cup. Additionally, the service was sub par. This was most likely due to the place being extremely busy, but the staff were unable to be attentive to everyone

The barista staff were nice and tried their best to accommodate our high tea experience despite how…read morebusy the cafe was. However, the food was absolutely terrible. Nothing stood out, everything tasted super cheap and for an "award winning cafe" I was extremely disappointed. Even the drinks weren't very good. Overall not worth the price.

Excellent petit café, ou les sandwichs sont préparé avec soins, et sont aussi délicieux qu'ils en…read moreont l'air. Le café et les muffins sont aussi bon. Ma femme a aussi bien aimé sa tartelette au citron. Le meilleur café à Mont-Tremblant ! Nice lil café, where sandwich are prepared cautiously and are a s delicious as they seems. Café is delicious as well as muffins and lemon tartelettes.

It is a very nice coffee shop me and my family enjoyed the atmosphere there i give my experience…read more5/5

TL;DR/The Short Version: Nice bakery/cafe with cute…read moreambiance, but the pastries were hit or miss for me. The Long Version: So I had no idea that this bakery/cafe existed until I went to pick up food at Portugalos next door. It was actually closed at the time, but I made a mental note to come back. My mom loves baked goods so I decided to take her here. We ended up getting a box of goodies to take home. We got a pistachio croissant ($4.50), a Chantilly Cream croissant ($4.50), a white chocolate and milk chocolate donut ($4.50), 2 pistachio cannoli ($4.50 each) and 3 shell baklava ($1.75 each). The pistachio croissant was good. The filling was grounded pistachios. There could have been a bit more filling, IMO, but overall it was tasty. The Chantilly Cream croissant was dry and tasted stale to me. The cream that was exposed to air had that thick skin suggestive of an item that was sitting around for awhile :( The cream that was actually inside the croissant tasted better, but overall I was disappointed with this item. I didn't have any of the donut because my 2 little nieces shared it. They loved the donut. The cannoli was filled with whipped cream. I was so disappointed because I was expecting a ricotta cheese cream. At least the shell was crunchy and not soft. The shell-shaped baklava were ok, they weren't too sweet which I appreciated. The man serving us was pleasant and very patient with us as we asked what flavours the items were because nothing was labelled. Prices were not indicated next to the items either. The place is very cute with a bit of seating. I don't think there's anything else like it in Blackburn Hamlet. Would be a nice place for a date or to catch up with a friend. It's in a plaza with free parking. Review #81 (2025)

A phenomenal cafe/bakery dinning experience…read more The food at this location was very good and it was very high quality because it was freshly made and prepared. The service at this location was quick and easy because the staff served me and my family very quickly and the staff were very friendly, nice, and professional as well. The ambiance at this location was very cozy and nice because it was a very small and quiet location to peacefully enjoy a warm drink and a tasty homemade pastry treat. The location was very clean and there were no messes on the floor and the tables were very clean and spotless. The freshly made items here were cheaper than the pre-made items at Tim Hortons. The commute to this location is convenient because it is easy for Blackburn residents to walk to this location. The walk is only about 5 to 10 minutes to get to this location depending on where you live in Blackburn Hamlet which is very convenient for Blackburn residents to commute to this location. This location is very easy to access because there are multiple entrances to get into the parking lot and there is also a ton of parking spots to choose from and there is also free parking which is bonus too and this is very convenient for the people who prefer to drive to this location, but if you live close by to this location, I'd highly recommend you walk because it is only a 5 to 10 minute walk to get to this location if you live close by. For the reasons I have stated in this review, I highly recommend you visit this location because the service is phenomenal and the staff here are superb and the ambiance here is amazing and the food quality is excellent and the price is very reasonable and is cheaper than the price of pre-made items at the Tim Hortons across the street.

Decent, but not amazing. Had a chocolatine and almond…read morecroissant for $15 + tip Chocolatine was good, maybe even above average. Almond croissant was not good, and I threw half of it out. Not sure it was worth the money or not. So 3 stars might be generous, when 50% of the baked goods didn't work out. This review is based on only one experience.

This bakery's placement at the entrance to Byward Market is genius, and I was immediately drawn in…read moreby the vast assortment. We went ahead and ran through the rest of the building but came back for a pastry. We couldn't stay (flight to catch) but I chose a sturdy pecan tart to go. My husband chose a more delicate pastry that didn't fare so well in the travels, but when we got home we devoured our food. The service was ok. They did a good job boxing up our order. I would like to come again when we have more time so we can sit down and take in the atmosphere.

The Short Version: Popular Middle Eastern restaurant in…read moreHintonburg. Recently opened summer of 2026. Tried the meat and cheese pie. Was way too salty for my tastes, but freshly baked and piping hot. The Long Version: Phynicia Restaurant's original location is in Barrhaven. I had had it on my list of places to try for many years now, but I'm rarely out that way. Then in summer of 2026 they opened this second location in Hintonburg, which is within walking distance from me, so I finally got to check it out. My husband and I love Middle Eastern meat pies and Phynicia has them. We got 2 meat and cheese pies to go ($5 each). It's a small restaurant but they have a few tables to dine in and in warmer weather they have a patio out front. I'm not sure if they have no air conditioning in the restaurant or if they just had it on really low because it was hot in the restaurant when we were there in June. The wait for our meat pies was surprisingly long. So I'm guessing they are made to order. They did come out piping hot. Unfortunately I found the filling too salty for my tastes. It had ground meat, warm spices and cheese. The dough was a bit thicker than I like, but not excessively thick. It was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It lacked the smokey taste that like and the cheese pull I get from my favourite meat pie shop (Aladdin). However, that might just be personal preference. The interior is beautiful. It was full of people so I didn't take any pictures, but the light fixtures are cool and they have clay pots on the walls. They sell packaged nougat which looked tasty. They also sell cookies. On their menu they have items like hummus, foul and fatteh. They also have shashouka. They have wraps, salad and pide as well. Service was pleasant. The restaurant is on a residential street but not far from the Parkdale Market. Street parking only. Review #111 (2026)

The brunch was very good nice and hot.Right out of the oven. Fresh pita ,foul and fatteh and pan…read morefried halloumi. Service was great and the chef brought the food directly to your table. A small very clean dining area with a front patio. We will definately go again

Great quality, portion size, price, friendly staff, quick service and it was all delicious…read more We tried Glovers junkyard Maddy's special Mad girls gobbler Butterscotch butter tarts and two types of cannoli's Maddy's special was my favourite of the three but all were fresh tasting and delicious. Highly recommend

Frank's, located in a shopping plaza was really busy when we went in on a Sunday early afternoon…read more But no complaints since it was our first time we needed the time to read the menu & the line went pretty fast. I ended up ordering the #19 because it was a mix of pizza & a sub, it came with pepperoni, provolone, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and green olives also I added chicken. Things I did like: the ingredients were fresh, the bread was soft, there were equal parts of toppings & meat. Things I didn't like so much: I thought the sandwich would be hot or toasted similar to a pizza, also it was a little dry needed either more marinara or ranch or something to make it less hard to swallow. I also ordered a blueberry danish & a lemon tart pastry. I ate the danish so fast I didn't even get to take a pic it was so good. However, I did not like the lemon tart the filling tasted like the grocery store canned pie filling.

The Short Version: Bakery selling delicious rustic tasting…read morebaked goods. The Long Version: I am very familiar with the original Almanac Urban Mill and Bakery on Canotek Rd out in Gloucester. And this new location on Beech St in Little Italy offers the same quality I've come to expect. I love that they mill their own flour the old fashioned way with stones, as opposed to commercial rollers. They do not bleach their flour. And the grains they use are organic. All their items have a rustic taste to them, which I enjoy. I pretty much tried all of their items at their location in Gloucester, but at their new Little Italy location I've recently tried their croissant, blueberry lemon spelt muffin, and sourdough pizza focaccia. All fantastic. I love the tang of all their sourdough products. My only complaint would be the focaccia I had was topped with tomato sauce, cheese, olives, capers and zucchini and I found it too salty for my liking. They also do not shy away from butter and oils so the focaccia was also a bit too greasy for my tastes. However, I still enjoyed the focaccia, lol. I'm not quite sure when they opened the location in Little Italy but I discovered it in January of 2026. I think it opened at the end of 2025. The Little Italy location is more a storefront and cafe, whereas the Gloucester location is more where they bake the items and is a pickup location for online pre-orders. Although I have purchased items in the store at the Gloucester location, but this was before they opened their second location. The exterior of this location has an industrial feel, similar to their other location. Inside this location has seating whereas the other location does not. Service was courteous and efficient. Street parking only. Review #24 (2026)

Came here with a friend for a quick lunch break, our only savory option with no ham was the grilled…read morecheese sandwich with mushrooms.. we were skeptical but it was a great sandwich they have some sort of a sauce in there that made it very delicious.. coffee was ok, I also got the raspberry lemonade was nice and refreshing we shared a Cardamom orange cinnamon thing hehehe it was fluffy and tasty. I took a sourdough loaf home.. honestly it was not my favorite I found it a little dense to my liking. But the place is spacious plenty of seats and nice corner for little ones with toys