I stopped by here for breakfast because it was close to where I was staying. I ordered the griddle…read moresandwich and a tea. The lady behind the counter explained that it's like a McGriddle but better, and she was right. The buns had the perfect amount of sweetness to balance the aavouriness of the bacon and egg. I sat upstairs and it's very cozy, sort of like your eccentric aunt's living room. I would definitely come back again to try other items or maybe tue dinner.

The best specialty coffee in St. John's. Me and my boyfriend…read morevisit here regularly and we love their BLT (it's a must-try!) They also have the best matcha latté!

This seems to be a popular neighborhood cafe, and it's on the way to Signal Hill. I got the salmon…read morecream cheese bagel. The bagel is a bit on the smaller side than what I am used to, but it still hit the spot. The interior is a bit eclectic, and there are some picnic benches you can sit at outside. You can also order inside or outside.

We dropped by here for a quick breakfast since we had time before boarding our Hop-on Hop-off bus…read moretour. The menu is simple, no-frills with relatively quick service. I appreciate that the sandwich isn't overly saucy, making it easier to eat on the go without a mess. Between the two options, I prefer the bagel as the cream cheese adds a satisfying bite and makes it less dry compared to the chicken sandwich. This restaurant is located in a house at the corner of the street, with two patio sections on either side. When you walk in, it appears cozy with limited seating. However, if you walk to the right through the door, there is ample seating next door and a self-serve water station.

The WaterShed is a sweet (not in the confectioners sense) five star coffee cafe in Petty…read moreHarbour-Maddox Cove. Great coffee. Good sandwiches and pastries. Soups are available as well. Incredibly scenic setting. Just look at the pictures. It's an iconic fishing harbour with one restaurant. Not touristy at all. All unstained wood. The cafe itself is quintessential Newfoundland simplicity. A must stop on the Irish Loop. Less than 20 minutes from St. John's...if you don't get lost. Most folks here come from town.

Wandered to this little cafe on recommendation of a friend, and we weren't disappointed! Beautiful…read moreview of the harbour, quiet location, quaint decor... but above all, proper coffees! International friends, the coffee is rich, aromatic, but not overly bitter or acidic. Perfect mix to settle in either indoors or at one of a few tables outside, and enjoy a weekend afternoon. Only complaint is that it's only open weekends but a little bird has told me that this might be changing come May 2017. Fingers crossed!

Quite a nice place! Good place to drop in to for lunch. Pleasant staff, variety of lunch bites. One…read morestaff member touching all the food with his bare hands before putting it on the plate was a big off putting though

How does this place still have 0 reviews? I found it via a reddit rec thread when we needed…read moresandwiches before driving out to Gros Morne, and we also picked up empanadas for breakfast. It took a bit of time because they cooked the sandwich filling ingredients (steak and chicken) as we waited. Did anything blow me away? No. But it was all good, fresh food at an affordable price.

Cute little bakery on the Main Street in St.Johns Newfoundland…read more We initial spotted this place because of the sign that read over 300000 fish cakes sold, baked never fried. My husband and I love fish cakes so we had to give them a try. They were cod fish cakes, baked just like the window said. They do sell out fast so call to check if it's available or come earlier in the day. They were really good, a little more on the potato side if that's what you're into, but still delicious. Plus the home made tartar sauce was so good, tasted like they made the mayo fresh. Their baked goods also looked divine. Must try in st.Johns

The Cuban on ciabatta was genuinely one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. Bread toasted to…read moreperfection and the ingredients within were all fresh and moist, where I find dryness to be where a lot of folks fall short on the Cuban. Killer latte as well!

the cafe was very spacious and cozy, a nice place to sit down and relax and it was nearby lots of…read moreother shops as well! i got a blueberry iced latte and it was delicious (it was served in a cute mason jar! ) would absolutely go again

Good prices with most sandwiches priced at $11.45. Very trendy and interesting variety of…read moresandwiches. There is something for everyone except for the pickiest of eaters. There are lots of tables. The sound level ideal as it was pleasant and yet we could have a conversation without feeling conspicuous. The sandwiches were delicious. I swapped half my roasted vegetable sandwich with my wife who had a turkey with avocado sandwich. They were both very good. One thing was that the bottom of mine was soggy but that happens. The turkey sandwich bun was not at all soggy. We enjoyed our drinks and sitting and watching the people go by. The staff were friendly and helpful. You wait for drinks at the counter but they bring food orders to your table. That's a great way to to it as it doesn't take nearly as long to make drinks as it does food. We were walking so I can't comment on parking. I'm sure they have WiFi but I didn't check. I highly recommend Coffee Matters because they've got what I like.

Amazing coffee shop right in the heart of downtown. Vegan pastries, regular stuff as well, along…read morewith a variety of coffees and lattes. We had an oat milk cappuccino and a cold brew with oat milk. Staff were friendly and super helpful. Told us about the area and we're great. The inside is massive and clean. Really amazing space to sit down and get some work done or just mellow out. Cannot recommend it enough.

Went here for a coffee. Turns out that this is not a 'coffee house' at all. There was no coffee…read moreavailable on hand, and they do not have an espresso machine. I waited while they made a fresh urn, and they must have done something wrong because the 'coffee' that we were served was coffee-scented hot water. I've never dumped a coffee before this one. Oh, and don't bother with the bathrooms - there is no light switch and so the bathrooms are completely dark once you shut the door. The baking did look yummy. The place was otherwise cute. But DO NOT go here for coffee.

3.5 stars because of the washroom, or it would have been higher…read more What a cute coffee room on the main road at Witless Bay. Several nights a week this operates as a restaurant called Fork with a different menu. Smells like bacon at lunch. Clean, bright, spotless and incredible view. Across the bay from ecological reserve for puffins - hoping to see some fly by! :) Friendly service, helpful with allergies. Perhaps a bit absentminded. Everything seems to be scratch made including the desserts. Naturally given the aroma there was a lot of bacon ordered at our table. Tasty BLT on fresh bread. Tangy lemon coconut square. Edit: washrooms - must deposit used toilet paper into a garbage can. Foot pedal on the garbage can does not work so you must use your hands to open it.

That was not sushi burrito... Just wrapped sushi roll by the…read morepaper and cut it. That it. I was so disappointed and they should know what is the sushi burrito is!!!!!

I think it is great for a fusion Taiwanese/Japanese shop, but it isn't authentic Japanese at all…read more If you're looking for Japanese food, this isn't the place. They need to bring in more authentic foods such as bento side dishes, and bring in onigiri (cheap triangle rice balls) and offer some more options to be more Japanese in style. The BBT (Bubble Tea) is okay, but I've had better in Toronto and Vancouver. If you don't mind the fusion, then come try the place out, especially if you've never been outside Newfoundland. If you had been to bigger cities, and been to their Chinatown and had Japanese food and BBT there, you may like it, but it is subjective. I find the prices overpriced, and can't justify the price for the taste. I'm a student in the area and don't have $10 to spend on one meal, I made a suggestion to start selling onigiri which is cheap, and easy to make. On the mainland, they cost $1.65, so they could easily price them at $3 here and I as a cheap student can afford to come over and buy some. Tuna/Mayo onigiri is the best, and cheap to make! But they haven't added it to their menu. Also, I wanted to buy some of their bowls, and chopsticks, but when I saw they are from Daiso (100yen or around $1 depending on exchange rates) I couldn't justify spending what they're asking for there. Going to wait when I can go to Daiso back in Vancouver and pay the $2.50. This is why if you've been outside St John's like me (Been to Japan and Taiwan), you cannot justify the massive price increases which is understandable for shipping.

A beautiful deck and inviting indoor space to enjoy their delicious fresh baked goods and smooth,…read morecreamy coffee. I had their lemon square and it might be the best dessert I ever had. Flavorful, light, generous size...wow. The latte was expertly made and was a delightful accompaniment to the lemon square.

Desert to die for. Service wonderful. Cute little cafe ocean front. Such a wonderful atmosphere.read more