Very nice. Mother and I do not know any restaurants in Sherbrooke. We went for Sunday drive and…read morethought we could find something cosy to have lunch and a glass of wine. She loves onion soup. We walked into Chez Charlie's. Hmmm washrooms bad so we left. Drove around more and more hungry. Landed at Cafe Bla Bla. Great name. Glad we did. A pretty cool place. Very nice staff. Great Monkey Bay white wine. Mother loved the onion soup. My Greek pizza was tasty but I wasn't convinced the toppings on the pizza had seen the hot oven. Tasty never the less. We would go back

I stopped into Cafe Bla Bla in Sherbrooke yesterday for lunch on my way from Quebec City to New…read moreEngland. They had a nice outdoor deck. We walked in and the waitress said "sit anywhere" and we found a table on the deck. We were given menus and water. When the waitress came back I tried to order a bison burger with lettuce, tomatoe and mustard. She literally rolled her eyes, gazed down at me in frustration and said "no customization". I was incredulous as I have been to 10+ burger places in Quebec City and new england and NONE have ever told me I couldn't customize. I asked her to check on that and five seconds later she was back with "no customization" again. At this point, I was disgusted with the menu (which the bison burger is smothered under 5 very heavy and unhealthy toppings) and the nasty waitress' attitude. Dear Cafe Bla bla: What do you do if someone is allergic to one topping on the burger you want? Do you simply parrot: "No customization" and watch good cash-paying customers walk out the door? I guess you do. Because that is what my friend and I did. We left. Dear Cafe Bla Bla management: Please learn that the customer has a right to a dish cooked their way. You are not McD and your prices reflect such. If I'm going to pay $12+ for a stupid burger, I should have it the way I want it. And please FIRE the little witch of a waitress that was working there. She is the young one with the long dark hair and the bad attitude. Her face looks permanently stuck like she smelled something bad...and she was covering the deck outside. Google customer service...and IMPLEMENT it.

This place has the best coffee in the whole world I think and some amazing pastries and great…read moresandwiches with nice friendly service

Hands down my favorite coffee shop in Sherbrooke! Established a few years ago in the downtown core,…read moreKaapeh serves a varied clientele of university students, artists and young families. It offers a great variety of third-wave coffee, including drip and chemex, as well as teas from Camellia Sinensis and even craft beers! The food menu is rather simplistic, but the different sandwiches and Latin American inspired fares (suh as quesadillas and molletes) are both affordable and filling. And they're also healthy and come in vegetarian options! The ambiance is definitely casual and warm, with indie music always playing in the background and rising artists' work exposed on the walls.

From the owner: Espresso, Healthy Food (Lactose-free & gluten-free) and Board Gamesread more

Muffins have become unpleasant, both raspberry and blueberry muffins now have far less fruit than…read morepreviously. Also the Magic Bars now have very little chocolate, spoiling the previously delicious balance of dark chocolate and coconut. Coffee is still very good but the pastries are very disappointing

Love their coffee. The best I have tried! Additionally,…read moreFaro servers yammy sandwiches; they also have a big choice of sweet treats!

We didn't have any Canadian dollars, but they were kind enough to accommodate us and accept our US…read moredollars! Had a wonderful latte and found wifi to make our hotel reservations and had a chocolate croissant, except they called it a chocolat au pain or something! Still, very delightful staff , very kind service and a wonderful gem of a cafe in this little obscure town!

A charming little place with delicious food and excellent service. We had a beet soup, Half of the…read morePanini sandwich and green salad.

Café Aragon has a very warm, welcoming vibe right from the start. The staff greeted us promptly and…read morewere friendly and efficient throughout our visit. It's a small spot with limited seating, and they don't take reservations on weekends (only weekdays), so we waited a few minutes before being seated--but it was well worth it. The atmosphere is laid-back with a bohemian, university-style charm, and there's absolutely no pressure to rush your meal. The staff lets you enjoy your time, which adds to the relaxed experience. Most importantly, the food was very tasty. Pro tip: don't park at the restaurant--street parking only. The lower parking area is reserved for staff and tenants. Also note they only accept cash or debit cards.

Hands down one of the best breakfast's this group has had. These guys take food seriously and we…read morewere thrilled with the Benedict's and crepes and coffee! Thank you, guys!

Great for lunch, basic menu but everything is fresh and made to order. At the end you get a free…read morecookie. Service was good as well. If you want a quick bite for lunch this is the place. I had the smoked salmon and bagel, the amount of onion was overwhelming but I put it on the side. I also tried the beef and barley soup, it was OK.

From the owner: Come savor a savory meal at Caffuccino. You can also enjoy the sunshine on their terrace and may…read morepay by Interac, Visa, American Express and MasterCard.

Very nice cafe, they just started diner and it is delicious. Great bistro menu, service and…read moreatmosphere. I recommand the salmon entree and the jaret d'agneau. Great for a date or with friends. Great price/value.

Excellent new restaurant. Love the lunch specials, they also have awesome dinners. Yeah I'm sold.read more

If you love our feline friends, this will definitely be a 5 star visit for you. It was for me!…read more At first I wasn't sure I had found the right building, because there aren't any signs outside that say cat cafe, and the old sign above the door says it's a clothing store. Also, the door was locked but a sign in French said to ring the doorbell and wait to be admitted. It makes sense to keep the door locked so the kitties don't run outside when the door opens. A friendly Volunteer let us in, welcomed us, and explained the rules of the cafe and mission of the animal rescue. She was fluent in French and English. It was fun to drink coffee and eat a croissant here because cats are walking everywhere, jumping on visitors' laps and tables, and generally being curious and playful. I counted at least a dozen different cats and probably missed a bunch in my count because they were sleeping in hidden places. Every single one was a beautiful creature. I am happy that this fantastic rescue group of volunteers has given them all a great life and a chance to be adopted into a forever home.