Amazing new cafe in Carleton Place! Had the Turkish ice cream (divine!) and a latte (so good!)…read more Owners are super friendly and love the fact that this is a family-owned business! can't wait to go back!

Super yummy hand pies and great coffee! Always new creative flavours, and their online pick-up for…read morefrozen Handpies makes for easy dinners. Would go to again

Amazing I got an iced chai and a gf pumpkin walnut muffin,I am gluten free which made me very happy…read moreto hear. It was very good and yummy!! 10/10 would recommend

This is my go-to lunch place. The sandwiches and soup are always delicious and fresh, with so much…read morevariety. Service is great and always with a smile.

Delicious coffee and great baked goods. The staff is very friendly. You go in there and you never…read morehave to worry about rude staff. You can tell the girls behind the counter love what their doing and it makes for a wonderful atmosphere. Their sandwiches are made on their nice thick cut, homemade bread. And they use their own deli meat. It's so worth it.

Cosies is open for breakfast and lunch Decorated with many…read moreBritish cups and saucers. British royalty, military and actors pictures are hung on walls. Floor and washrooms clean and tidy Staff is friendly, helpful and efficient. My eggs with bangers was quite tasty Ordered homemade jam for brown toast Very good All was well worth the money See you next time

I love this place! Located in bustling downtown Brockville, it's a welcome refuge, offering British…read moreteas and menu items. We've been in for scones and tea, had meals and shared a teapot tucked in a knitted cozy, and I look forward to going back for more of the same. The restaurant has an eclectic design of British teacups and teapots hung around the walls. My favourite table has a window seat in it, like a bay window, with a pillow for back support, with a British flag design on it. Aren't there likenesses of the Queen (Elizabeth II) around the shop? I believe so, and wonder what they will do now that QEII has passed on? Perhaps they will eventually post pictures of King Charles III. It will be my pleasure to go back to check it out. But that will have to wait until after October 5, as they are currently closed for holiday.

Visited Gananoque for a short weekend trip and ended up here on my first night. Very cozy and…read morepopular place. We didn't have a reservation and had to wait for 30 minutes for a table but wasn't too fussed since there's plenty of places to walk around to explore the town. We were sat outside in the patio, and got to see the wood fire ovens in action! The staff were very friendly and attentive. We were probably the last table sat for the night and they still made time to serve us! We shared a pizza and a salad -- both were delicious! Would love to try other pizzas next time I'm in town. The only downside was all the bugs and mosquitos that kept bothering us but I guess that is to be expected for the summer. The staff did give us bug spray to ward of all the mosquitos but it was still quite annoying. Definitely check this place out if you're in town!

This is a very special place. Delicious thin crust pizza made outdoors in a wood fired oven. There…read moreis limited indoor seating, however I strongly recommend you go on a nice weather day and sit in the magical garden patio. Ingredients from the garden are used on their pizzas when available and they use lots of local ingrediants and suppliers. Creme Brule is also a specialty here. Note: only open seasonally, approx. May 15 to Oct. 15.

What a pleasure coming here in the morning, quiet lovely decor, lovely atmosphere and great food…read more Hard to find all these elements. Coffee and chai latte was awesome , we had akkawi Saj and a Belgium chocolate waffle. I'm not a shisha fan but was happy to check this spot out. Be aware they take cash only and they have an ATM machine so this took us by surprise.

I had some work to do in Merrickville and decided to stop somewhere for lunch. The town is quite…read moresmall, where downtown is pretty much one street. I found the Village Bean Coffee place on Yelp and decided to give it a try. I opted for the soup and sandwich combo. Now, I usually don't eat bacon, but I don't know what came over me that day. I ordered the BLT and their soup of the day, which was corn chowder (full of bacon bits). The portion of both the sandwich and the soup were very generous. The combo with a san pellegrino can was about 13$, which is pretty decent. The soup was pretty good and so was the sandwich. The shop has cute local art on display on the walls and local papers on the tables to read while you're eating. Overall, it's a small town restaurant that is convenient and pretty quick service. If you're in town, you should stop by this place for a nice small town feel.

Enjoyed the coffee and the sandwich. Very home-like feeling. Atmospheric during the summer time…read morewith the patio. Small coffee shop menu that's a good place for breakfast or a snack if you're wanting food. Cheaper than Starbucks but more expensive than Timmies. A good place overall.