Always great coffee waffles. Hard to make a decision on which waffles to get. The portions are…read moreperfect, the staff is friendly and quick. Nice spot to have a coffee.

My cappuccino was strong (I rate it 5 stars) as it's just the way I like it. But the server didn't…read morelook like she's happy being there (I rate her 2 stars). I don't rate the quality of products but also the quality of service. I hope she's feeling better and nicer today.

I spent a week in Lethbridge initially thinking that there were very few vegan friendly restaurants…read morebut discovering instead that it's just not a Yelp community. The businesses frequently don't promote their features well and the reviews are very limited. Penny Coffee House is ahead of the game on both points. I enjoyed an excellent house made savory chai (they offer multiple alternatives to dairy milk) and picked up a few of the three vegan pastries they had that day for myself and family. I'm sure that the berry turnovers, cinnamon twists, and rosemary pretzels would have been ever better had I warmed them up before serving.

Never been disappointed with any of their baked goods…read more Coffee and breakfast burritos are also excellent!

3.8 Popped in and purchased a Caramel Macchiato on a…read moreThursday morning. Cute interior. Only 2 people in the shop at 8am. The coffee was really good.

The only spot I visited twice during my week in Lethbridge. Their chai was excellent and their have…read moremultiple alternatives to dairy milk. The overnight oats were very good. My only knock is that it was one of only two vegan food options for breakfast as far as I could see.

wow little hidden gem in Lethbridge that also doubles as a funky convenience store . Ate one of the…read moremost delicious waffle egg breakfast sandwiches and a gorgeous Korean street food poutine . Who knew Lethbridge would have such diversity . The best part though are the young owners , three guys who want to make difference in food tasting and also a consciousness of feeding the community and those in need . Bernie my server was the spokesperson for his cafe . A lethbridge activist and the most warm and charismatic hosting skills . check them out they are simple but have a great street food menu all on this little corner in Lethbridge !

The staff here are guaranteed to brighten your day. Even just walking by they'll give you a smile…read moreor a compliment. The drinks are great and served quickly. I've never once gotten a burnt toast from here, unlike other places on campus. And if you're a student trying to study on campus, they are open longer hours and more days than any place else. I would recommend these guys to everyone.

The best part about this coffee shop is that it's open longer than other spots, even open Sunday's…read more The staff are always friendly and courteous and get your drink done quick. I wouldn't call this the greatest or freshest coffee in the world but it gets the job done. There are a variety of regular coffees to choose from out front after you get your cup.

On my way to the airport this morning, I had breakfast this morning at Cora's…read more I've been to Cora's across Canada a few times and ordered what I've always ordered ... blueberry pancakes. I don't have pancakes very often so it's a treat. They were really good today. The fresh blueberries were a bit tart which matched well with the sweet cream. Debbie was my server and she was very friendly and cheerful.

What a dissatisfying experience. On the food itself; my over hard eggs were cooked over well. There…read moreis a difference, IYKYK. The bacon is thin and it says two strips but each strip is half a strip in length. Asked for well done English muffin and it showed almost no browning when delivered. And the blueberry pancakes just aren't a great flavour. Combine all that with a glass of milk costing almost 1/2 the price of my early bird special, or looked at another way, 2/3 the price of a whole gallon for 1 glass. Absurd! No plans to return.

Absolute hidden gym. Was a little confusing going in, thought I was crashing a banquet . The…read moreservice was fantastic, Erica was amazing and the food oh my god. Fresh made to order. I had the pork schnitzel and it was delicious and the apple strudel was great as well. Prices are fair. Not cheap but quality is more than worth it. Will definitely.be going back.

We had a great lunch at D&N Kitchen. We had a warm welcome and attentive service. The food was…read moreplentiful and delicious. The Christmas decorations provided a cozy atmosphere in the dining room.

I found this business a real disappointment. They are not pretending to be a specialty coffee…read moreroaster but they could learn a few tricks from the Speciality Coffee Association, an organization I was a member of during my competition judging years. My giving of only two points is carefully thought out with the following reasons given: 1. They are not wheelchair accessible, which precludes me visiting on my own. 2. No light roast coffee. I was told they were out of Yrgacheffe. They have many beans that would shine with a light roast, like the Harrar Longberry, which I will comment on lower down. Think outside the box instead of pigeon holing yourself into routines. 3. They do not sell a traditional cappuccino in a 6 oz cup that goes way back to the dawn of the beverage in the early 20th Century in Italy. An 8oz produces a drink with not enough coffee to milk ratio. 4. It may be just an out of stock issue, however with no product shortages in the market, the selection of handgrinders is basic entry level at best. Nothing with high carbon stainless conical burrs could be found, just lots of ceramic porlex which is a good grinder but far far from being great. For a few dollars more, a Timemore Chestnut will give a much superior and even grind. 5. One pound bags are too big for the single coffee drinker, which is their smallest available purchase, even though the beans are bulk, which in itself is disappointing. An opened bag of freshly roasted coffee has peak quality life of 5 to 7 days. One pound is a lot of coffee to consume in those time constraints. Offer smaller too, such as 1/2 pound, the industry standard sample order size. 6. I asked when the beans were roasted. I was told usually no more than two weeks ago. OMG, beans in the open air for two weeks would be way beyond their prime. If all you sell is one pound bags, bag the coffee when it cools after roasting. They have bags with CO2 escape valves. In the bag it will last for months. In the open air, 7 days max. 7. The medium roasted Harrar Longberry was roasted darker than what would be considered a full medium roast. Close to half of the beans had reached the second crack, thereby taking them out of the medium category. A full medium, using the Speciality Coffee Association and Q Grading standards, is moments before the second crack with no to just a hint of oil on the bean. This bean was medium dark. At this level of roast, the nuances of the legendary Harrar have disappeared. The winey fruity flavour profile which has coffee aficionados addicted were gone, roasted out. I find it hard to understand why this is considered Lethbridge's finest coffee shope. I cringe at the thought of what I am going to experience elsewhere in town.

By far the best coffee in town. Great people, great coffee, what more could you ask for…read more Also, I love the smell there :)