We stopped by here as they were the most legit looking coffee place near where we were staying in…read moreHalifax. Upon arrival, we were the only customers there, but they had just opened. Please note that their hours on Yelp say 6am - 10am, but it's really 7:30am - 6pm Mon. - Sat., and 8:30am - 4pm on Sun. They have a fairly large space inside and it's very modern looking and clean. There were 3 ladies working behind the coffee bar, and they all seemed very nice and customer-service oriented. I ordered a 12 oz pumpkin spice latte with almond milk and it was over $7, which I thought was a bit pricey, therefore the 4 stars instead of 5. Their coffee is very good though, just expensive.

food and drinks are good, and decently priced. the atmosphere is mostly nice, although there's a…read moremale barista there (perhaps a manager?) who is mean to other staff, and it's a little hard to watch. i've only had good experiences with the service/servers, so there really isn't a need to make them feel bad in front of all the customers. otherwise a good stop to get a drink or sit and chat with friends. i get the matcha all the time!

Huge blueberry scone. Delicious! Great ambience. Always busy. Clearly a popular place. Lots of…read moreinteresting art on walls. Lots of selection of pastries etc plus gluten free. Really large pastries, etc. which seem homemade. Great flavours. Cranberry orange, peach, The place is kind of tucked away behind Boom Burger. But once you find it....yum.

Delicious Chicken Salad sandwich. Fresh baked bread was perfect. And the blueberry Scone was…read moredelightful, almost as good as Grandma used to make, lol. Would highly recommend.

A hidden gem. Off of Windsor Street in an industrial/commercial area. Cozy atmosphere. Doubles…read moreas a bookstore. Nice seating with a sofa both in the front room and back! They use Laughing Whale Coffee and have free wifi. Parking lot is to the side of the coffee shop uphill. A bit out of the way but worth the visit!!!

Cozy place to hang out. Good coffee. Good food. Plenty of parking. Like being surrounded by books.read more

On Sunday morning went to Izzy's to get a breakfast sandwich and a few bagels for the week. It is…read morealways busy but my server was very distracted by another server who just came on shift. Chatting and giggling. Not paying attention to making my order. She forgot to add the mayo so the sandwich was dry. It's annoying to standing a line up and then watch as your server is not working. Chatting!

Honestly, very good bagels. You get a decent variety of different 'bagelwiches'. Great place for…read morelunch. The owner and his staff are very friendly. Chill ambiance.

Have been a regular customer of this establishment for over a year now visiting daily at lunch…read moreduring the week. The food menu is fantastic offering a selection of sandwiches, paninis, salads, sweet treats / baked treats and a soup of the day. The tea menu is vast offing over 10 different flavors of tea. They serve both medium and dark roast organic coffee and a variety of coffee drinks (iced, espresso, cappuccino, latte, etc). Smoothies are also available and you can get protein added for a small price addition. If I had to recommend a specific item on the menu id say go for a Chicken Parmesan or Turkey Bacon Club panini with a side Quinoa salad, along with a dark roast coffee. If it wasn't for Nu Café, I'd have to leave Sackville for my coffee fix. Thank you Nu Café for your wonderful addition to Sackville!

This great little coffee shop in Lower Sackville is a welcome addition to the area. They have a…read morevariety of baked goods (muffins, oatcakes, brownies), coffee and tea, soups, salads, sandwiches, smoothies.... There's something for everyone! The space is quaint and tastefully decorated. The service is great too! I haven't been going for long but they remember me by name. If you're in the area skip the chain coffee and go see them. It'll be well worth it!

It's not a bad place. Very nice inside, and I like that it has plenty of power outlets…read more The location isn't the greatest... It can be tricky to get to if you're not used to all the traffic circles and how they work here in the Larry Uteck area. The menu is small and simple, which could be either good or bad depending on your tastes. The prices are quite high, especially considering the portion sizes of the drinks compared to other coffee chains (everything is pretty small). I wanted a decaf iced coffee, but they weren't super accommodating so I went with regular and it tasted pretty good. The service is very slow, and the staff operate like they are on Island time without a care in the world. At least the staff's lack of stress, pressure and drive to get things done gives the place a relaxing ambience. Just as well, because your order's gonna be a while.

Spent a lovely afternoon at the Second Cup sipping on amazing coffee and working away in a comfy…read morechair. It's a terrific place for an indulgent working afternoon. The staff were great and the ambiance perfect.

this fucking girl assumed we were broke because their machine was broken. why is she to judge when…read moreshe works at starbucks at the grown age of 30. we are not happy with this service, charged us extra and got her shit clocked by us, we were right all along.

I've been coming to this Starbucks more and more often due to its convenient location near the gym,…read moreand also the fact that its a very pleasant place to spend some time with a book or if you have some computer work. It's definitely one of the best looking Starbucks in town. Tody when I came to this Starbucks in an intense rainstorm, as I opened the front door, the wind just yanked the door open taking my hand with it and crushing it... so I ended up with a nasty looking burst vein with swelling and bruising. The staff were immediately kind enough to offer me ice and as I sat down, the very friendly and personable manager came over to make sure it was all documented etc. I got offered some more coffee and the manager asked me if I wanted it made with the Clover. What's a "Clover"? I asked.. Since I recently moved here from Seattle (Starbucks' hometown), I thought I knew pretty much all the new stuff up Starbucks' sleeve. Well it seems the Clover is a one of a kind coffee machine which works like a reverse french press, extracting much more flavor from coffee beans than regular brewing....and this Starbucks location as the only one in town!(since only 200 or so a year are manufactured). I must admit the flavor the Clover produces is really amazing, and Iwas surprised that it wasn't advertised more prominently as an option. It is, after all, only 30c extra to have your coffee brewed using this awesome machine. I think the best testimony to the Clover is how passionate all the staff are about it!