Pleasant surprised by the quality of the latte found in this small town. Staff seemed friendly and…read morepersonable and there were some snack/food options as well. There Are some chairs and tables for seating. Give it a shot and grab a cup!

Love this shop! Great options for breakfast- savory and sweet, and great coffee. A wonderful local…read morealternative. Highly recommend stopping in! (The spicy sausage roll with honey mustard dipping sauce was phenomenal.)

Very nice shop. Good products. Lovely baristas. Open at 7 am! Clean. Great mocha! Highly recommend!read more

Awesome little coffee shop. Fresh baked munchies, fresh roasted coffee, even the wi-fi past word…read moreis "fresh". In my books, they get a 5th star just for operating beside a tim hortons. Go local indi cafes! The latte was divine, fresh ground espresso, perfect temp milk and a lovely leaf on the top for presentation. The decor is wonderful. Tables and chairs, benches, a small couch and arm chair... this place screams come in and chill out with us. Local art decorate the walls, and they have a collage photo frames with what I imagine are their regular customers (I'm totally stealing this idea by the way).

We found it hard to find proper espresso based coffee in the area, and were very happy to find this…read moreplace that actually had barista made cappuccinos we were longing for. Best of all - they have an (somewhat hidden) outdoor area where you could sit and enjoy your coffee with your dog in tow, as we did. We also had a small savory pastry which was an excellent supplement for a stop after a visit to the Grand Pre Museum near by.

A must stop!! Fantastic coffee and service .. not to mention the delicious broccoli scone and…read moremorning glory muffin. Service was exceptional. They had some sandwiches maybe a return stop for lunch

If you're looking for good coffee, this is the place to come. It could be just a little stronger…read morefor our liking, but still oodles better than a gross chain shop. Lots of options for baking that are made in house and quite tasty. Tiny little shop with two little tables outside but in a great location on the main road. There's paring out front on both sides of the road; just be mindful no parking signs.

What a great new addition to the village of Canning! A beautiful new coffee shop with excellent…read morecoffee and a good selection of delicious baked goods (the oat cakes and cinnamon rolls are amazing). Clean inviting space with lots of seating including a few outdoor tables. The place was almost full mid morning on a weekday so it seems to be a popular spot! Service was really friendly. They also have a small selection of local handicrafts and food products for sale. Would be wonderful if they could expand to offer breakfast and lunch options, but for now it's a delightful place to visit for coffee and a snack.

Great little coffee shop with the best coffee in the valley, and I love the familiar faces. I do…read morestill miss the comfy red couch and being able to sit in with a friend to enjoy a cuppa and chat.

I was hoping to have coffee with a friend from away before she hit the highway. they don't have a…read morebathroom on property and I was told to go to the pharmacy across the road. I came back hoping for coffee and a snack ( muffin or scone etc) . they had no food items. I went to Foodland across the road to buy a box of fritters. I should have went down the road to Tim Hortons.

Great local spot. Affordable pricing. Great food. Friendly service. Fantastic atmosphere. Quick…read moreservice. Knowledgable.

I dropped in here a week ago and ordered the Mediterranean panini sandwich without onion. It seemed…read moreto be an easy order. When it came, the side was listed on the menu as vegetables. I got three slim Julien slices of carrot. Nothing to really complain about, also nothing to write home about either. Getting to the sandwich, I had one bite and immediately spit it into a napkin. I opened it and it was filled with green peppers. The waitress came by and I asked why the green peppers, the menu states "sweet bell peppers". I asked for red or green peppers and she took it away to fix the sandwich. They didn't give me a new sandwich, they picked off the green peppers and replaced them with red peppers. It was not great as it was no longer hot, but edible. I had some difficulty eating as I couldn't get the image of someone's fingers picking out the green peppers. Here is the kicker, while I was waiting for the disassembly and reassembly of my sandwich the manager came by with a menu. She pointed out the sandwich comes with bell peppers and green peppers are bell peppers. Although that is on it's face true. The menu states "sweet bell peppers ". This clearly refers to ripe bell peppers as red, orange and yellow that are ripe and sweet. Contrasting this is the green bell peppers as that is bitter or sharp it it's flavour and liked by those that prefer this bitterness. The manager was simply demonstrating she didn't know or care enough to know the difference between the menu and the substitution of green peppers. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

Lovely spot for excellent coffee and small food on Main Street. Surprisingly spacious inside, with…read moreplenty of seating a great light from the large front window. If your in town and in need of a coffee and a bun, chose this rather than the chain establishments nearby.

Popped into Just Us! Coffee last month while in Wolfville, NS, for the Devour Food Film Fest…read more Just Us! was lovely and very inviting. I loved the colourful artwork, ample seating, and lots of natural light. We were visiting at the end of October so it was quite cold but I imagine in the summer months they can roll up the large bay doors for fresh air and coffee on the patio. There were lots of interesting wares and goods to look at for sale while I awaiting my pumpkin spiced latte. Of most interest to me were the coffee bean plants! I had literally never seen coffee beans growing before and if I lived here, I would want one of these for my desk at work. I now must hunt and see if I can find these in Edmonton, AB. This looked like the place to go and hang out while working or catching up with a friend. The chalkboard discussion topics wall was a fun and interactive touch and placed just right (where you're hanging out waiting for your beverage to be handed over). They had some signage up about fair trade which made me want to dig a little deeper. Turns out that Just Us! is Canada's first fair trade coffee roaster (founded in 1995) and a co-op. Their website is actually pretty interesting with lots of information! https://justuscoffee.com/blog/ Good to the last drop Just Us! Two thumbs up!

Mmmm the bread and pastries are the absolute best. We always stop here on our way through to…read moreWindsor or the Valley.

We were driving along Highway 1 from Digby to Noel, and I was in need of caffeine. Small homemade…read moresigns noted "The Bread & Art Gallery" a few miles down the road but even so, the building is so nondescript we almost drove right by it. So glad we didn't! Got a small coffee (which was really good despite being served out of a thermos pot on a side table) and a cinnamon roll which was just out of this world - a flaky, perfect mixture of cinnamon and pastry. There were a number of adorable paintings displayed - all were for sale.