I went here on Tuesday for the first time with my mom and invited my friends to come with me again…read moreon Friday that same week. I loved the service and food 10/10 recommend. P.S try the Madagascar almond tea, it's very yummy!!!

Food too expensive for what it is. Dry reheated rice for a salad with minimal veggies, Beef…read morebourginon , good try but really too soupy and bland, there are recipes you can follow to improve on this.. won't be back too expensive for food that is less than mediocre Decor is scary, grandmothers house, a bit creepy

When this business was The Buttertart Factory, it was amazing. I'm not quite sure what's going on,…read morebut the standards have fallen drastically while the prices have climbed. It's very disappointing. For a while, I lived for their apple fritters. In May of 2024, I discovered that they no longer put apples in their apple fritters -- perhaps as a cost-saving measure. My family purchased half a dozen fritters, which turned out to be nothing but large slabs of dough with a cinnamon glaze. In June, all varieties of fritters (thankfully) appear to have been removed from the menu. The butter tarts, which once had a flaky pastry and an insanely good, buttery filling, have become worse than the generic tarts found in a No Frills supermarket. Clearly, costs are clearly being cut. Worst of all, the location (in Druro) has added an extremely pricey take-out stand. One of my friends paid a whopping 16 dollars for a chicken burger. No fries, no drink: just a piece of lettuce, a tomato, a gob of mayo and (an admittedly large) slice of fried chicken on a bun. I believe that the owners see this as an easy money grab, as they serve those commuting to Bancroft and back during cottage season. You'd think that for 16 dollars a pop for a chicken burger the owners would provide more than an outhouse to customers. You'd also hope that they'd make sure the outhouse was serviced often enough to prevent feces from piling to the rim. Nope. For obvious reasons, I will be ending my patronage of this establishment.

My son loves the cinnamon buns! Not much gluten free wise, they bring in gluten free tarts which…read moreare delicious of course just be nice to see more options. Friendly staff always.

Brand new location in Peterborough. I've never had rolled ice cream before so this was an…read moreexperience. You pick your flavor of ice cream and then you get 3 toppings as well as a syrup. The total cost per ice cream is around $12. There was no seating area but plenty of space so I don't know if this is because the furniture has not arrived. It takes a couple minutes per order to make your ice cream so there will be a wait.

I really liked rolls ice cream the service was amazing there ice cream was super good like I loved…read morethe mural on the wall I got some am pictures the staff were super nice and they had like every topping i loved all the different selections of flavours for there ice cream

I had the hungry man sandwhich. It came on a super soft…read moreciabatta bun. It had fresh sliced beef, red onion, spinach, sauteed mushrooms, and a really nice horse radish mayo, with a summer spinach salad( strawberries, peaches, BlackBerry, blueberries, walnuts, canadied almonds, red onion and a excellent citrus vingrette) Very filling and delicious!

What a great find! In town visiting Trent University with our son, needed breakfast before we went,…read moreand walked in because the vibe looked great. It was exactly what we were looking for!! The staff were super friendly. I got the breakfast burrito with hot sauce--amazing! Iced americano exceptional. Son had an iced matcha latte he loved. And the baked goods all looked delicious. Thanks!!

i ordered 2 small iced coffees made with cream instead of regular milk. the cashier was so confused…read moreby this order im not sure how she even works at a coffee shop honestly. then i watch her make it and she puts a shot of espresso and fills the cup up completely with cream. my coffees were literally white. so gross. not to mention 2 small coffees were $13.

Super friendly staff and great coffee. Love my experience in there it is always warm and people are…read morethe perfect amount of chatty

Brought here by an article in the Escapism magazine, so glad I decided to and made it in before…read morethey closed for the day. Super friendly staff. When I arrived the chairs had been stacked, likely for cleaning duties. I picked up a coffee and a tahini maple brownie to go. When I had each of these the following day, recognizing the time lapse may interfer with the quality and therefore my experience, both were delicious. At first I wasn't all too impressed with the brownie. I didnt get any hint of tahini and the sweetness was a lot. I heated up the coffee and was prepared to have it black, an unusual occurrence, yet sipping at it to make room in my mug for my oat milk, it had a very mild flavour. It wasn't acidic, which some coffees with notes of citrus tend to create. It was smooth, made all the more better with a peice of the brownie in my mouth at the same time. Mind blown and magickal. So at first, not impressed with the brownie, yet having it in a new way, wow! Definitely a pairing for the win! Loved the ambiance, they had a cozy lil table and chairs in the window, surrounded by plants that made it look and feel like aspace in your living room. Also a hexagonal shelf with even more plants next to the bar, on way to the washroom. The art on the walls, amaze-balls! Really, quite beautiful. Lovely the owner is supportive of local talent. They have a shop attached, with second hand finds and teasures. I took a peak, yet didnt stay long. Its nifty and a concept that would be a first for me. Coffee shoppe + Thrift shoppe rolled into one. Would love to return the next time I am in Peterborough

Absolutely delicious! I got a 2 egg, toast, seasoned hash browns, bacon and coffee for $12. What a…read moredeal!

I made a stop in Peterborough on my way home from Montreal a few weeks ago. I had dinner with a…read moredear friend at The Food Forrest. We like to have dessert and chat some more somewhere else. It is becoming a ritual. She suggested going to Silver Bean Cafe, which is next to Millenium Park. I was game. She said either we could walk over there or drive. I went with the latter, as it was a hot day. I drove us in my rental car over to the cafe. Parking is limited steps away from the cafe. I backed into a spot and we walked over. Thankfully, it wasn't all that busy on a Thursday evening. The way ordering goes is that you go into the cafe to place your order. You then sit outside on the patio with an animal marker and your order come to you. Yay! My friend got a vegan chocolate walnut cookie and an iced coffee. I got a large strawberry lemonade. I saw the person at the counter give a penguin marker to place on his table. I would have loved that one! Instead, we got a dinosaur marker, which made both of us smile. We frankly had way too much fun playing with it on the patio while we waited for our order. A nice man came over several minutes later with our order. The vegan chocolate walnut cookie was massive! I got to have some of it. It was delicious and chocolaty. I am pleased that there are vegan options at this cafe. My large strawberry lemonade was gigantic. It tasted so good. It wasn't insanely sweet. It was perfect, with the sweet strawberry taste meshing nicely with the tart lemon. I loved it. The patio is lovely. We spent a good couple of hours chatting away. You get a lovely view of the Otonabee River in the heart of downtown Peterborough. It's beautiful and the breeze was much needed! I would come back here for more desserts and sips. There was also an ice cream stand. Perhaps I will give it a try the next time I am here. (329)