Really great cappuccinos and lattes! Also a huge selection of teas and local artists offerings…read more Worth the trip to the North Bay Mall.

Girlfriend and I have been to Huntsville twice, and this is our go to place to get our fix…read more Friendly staff, clean amenities, even finding teas that we thought were discontinued. Fresh delicious food, hot flavorful coffee, and a beautiful exterior keeping in with the cottage theme of local Muskoka and Huntsville, will definitely be returning to this place.

This is a good Tim Hortons location. The baked goods are made here so are fresh, and the sandwiches…read moreare warm and tasty. Coffee is really good and lots of parking. However, lately there has been a problem with seating. You get your food and coffee and, although there are not many people in the store, you can't find a seat because there are a bunch of people who sit there for hours, using the free wifi, and not even pretending to be eating or drinking anything. They have long finished but are parked there with their phones and laptops, conducting their business. Complaints to management went nowhere. They shrug their shoulders and say "Yeah, it's the free wifi". Surely a company this big can manage to develop software that kick you off the system after half an hour and won't let you log back on until later. It is very annoying so even though I actually like this store, I will only give it 3 stars.

This place is awesome…read more if you like home cooked meals, you will like this restaurant. Open 5 days a week for breakfast and lunch. This restaurant is charming with friendly staff. The food is fresh; all of it is created on site. I've been here a few times for lunch, home made soups, sandwiches, cookies. All of it delicious. They also offer take home entrees, catering

I plam in this village cafe right now! Nice place with nice "true north " black coffee! People here…read moreare very nice and love to make their customer happy! Outside is cold and insider is warm! The food is excellent! My wife is captured by the next door hair saloons! Now I can enjoy my favorite Kindle equipped with several scientific fictions!

From the owner: Located in the quaint community of Burks Falls, Ontario, the Village Cafe offers guests a pleasant…read moreambiance and a variety of meals and treats to satisfy any craving. Open 7 days a week and LLBO Licensed.

Good food. Service was good. Excellent server. Kitchen backed up so we were impatient as we had a…read moreconcert to go to. They did their best to accommodate us Next time we will not make post dinner arrangements and enjoy our dinner even more

Away from the city centre area, but if you have a car, not an issue. A small place with the homely…read morefeel to it. They do serve meat dishes as well, but are Vegan and Vegetarian friendly. The two ladies are knowledgeable and can tell you what is vegan what is not. Had Coconut and Lentil with Vegetables Soup with Toast and a Spicy Rice and Veggie Wrap with the same soup. Saw a morning glory muffin which was Vegan and gluten free and somehow I heard it calling me. The muffin was delicious. With greens, carrots and coconut was amazing. The best part it had very little sugar. Only if I had it warmed. The soup and wrap came quickly after. The soup had almost entire lentils which we assumed would be under cooked. We were wrong. The lentils cooked to perfection. The coconut milk creamy. A bit under seasoned for the Mrs, but I didn't mind. I did want some spice though. Added some black pepper but didn't do anything. The wrap with lots of salad greens and rice. Carrots and veggies. The rice and tortilla was warm. The service was good as well. The place has a small area for buying some nut milk and other stuff. There is also a shelf full of books for customers sit and enjoy.

Super cute cafe in Baysville, with a very neat selection of loose leaf teas (!) and antiques. A…read morevery nice place to sit and have a relaxing coffee/tea. They also serve beer, if tea isn't your cup of tea.

The lady working (store owner) was very helpful and gave us a lot of detail about her products…read more(potato & pork pie) the price was a bit steep but for a small business that was understandable. Definitely a cool spot to check out if you're in the muskoka area.

This place is definitely confused. The app states it is located on 180 West Rd where as signage is…read more1150 Hanes Road... The staff here is plentiful but for an order of an XL French vanilla with a strawberry shortcake doughnut pairing took a total of 25 minutes to complete. To top things off, the French vanilla is a medium at best and very watered down. Will definitely look at other options when in the area (A&W next door?)

Hi i don't know the name of that guy, but he is very kind…read morehearted person. Actually I'm not order anything but I'm standing outside in front of tim and there is very cold outside he came outside and ask me to sit inside and also offered coffee nd something for eat. i like that thing. Than you brother for that kindness

Caution. Four of us were there on the 14th of September…read more2020, their re-opening date. A short time before, about September 5th they had an employee who had COVID. We were not asked to give our contact info. We stayed outside on the cold patio and wanted the heat lamps turned on. The waitress said the owner does not want to turn them on. We were not offered disposable menus.

This place had so much potential. It was cute looking, overlooking the water with a nice covered…read morepatio. The menu was extensive, and looked really good. Unfortunately, the food didn't deliver. Between my friend and I, we had: Mushroom caps - too small to even actually be stuffed, so it was essentially just stuff on top of mushrooms. The stuff on top included shredded, chewy fake crab meat and what seemed like a pound of cheese. Very bad. Large Caesar salad - Very bland, aside from the fact that they dumped an entire container of Renee's dressing in it. Pickerel with vegetables and twice baked potato - The pickerel was a bit overcooked, but tasty. The vegetable was just 4 slices of zucchini fried in butter - simple, but not bad. And then the twice baked potato, which was essentially mashed potatoes smothered in cheese. No crispiness like twice baked potatoes usually are, and would have tasted better with some green onion and if it weren't so wet and mushy. The service was friendly and attentive. But that's not enough to make up for the crappy food.

When I saw their bi-weekly special of beef goulash ($39) on the menu, I was torn... do I go with…read morethe popular schnitzel or order the goulash and risk disappointment again? Luckily, my husband agreed to share. I find most Torontonian goulash tastes like beef stew with a sprinkle of paprika. Chef Henrie brought me back to Europe. Yes, his recipe contained lots of paprika but the tomatoey sauce also had a rich depth to it that was the perfect pairing for the boiled spaetzle. The tender beef was left in large chunks as was the hearty soft potato. Even the sauerkraut was surprising - served hot, not overly acidic, and had an underlying richness that my husband thinks may be bacon, but I can't place. Who would have thought I'd like fried mushrooms ($14)? I certainly didn't. Then I bit into one of the hot steaming finely breaded fungi, I continued reaching for more of the crispy juicy nuggets. The pickle-filled tartare sauce made it even better. Tip: save this sauce for the goulash, it goes wonderfully with the potatoes. With several schnitzels on Chef Henrie's menu, the Hunter schnitzel ($38) was a delicious choice. The thinly pounded pork was covered with finely ground breadcrumbs and fried until crispy but still very moist. The mushroom sauce was not overly salted so it didn't cover the taste of the meat but was seasoned enough to compliment the fluffy spaetzle. The schnitzels also arrive with a side salad and their Caesar was citrusy and light. The breadcrumbs were crushed into small pieces so that it mixes into the creamy leaves for texture. It's not all meat and potatoes at Chef Henrie, the menu also incorporates dishes for vegetarians like the sage and brown butter gnocchi ($28). It's a sizeable portion and a nice consistency - pillowy but not overly mushy. If you like a sweet and savoury dish this, is it. Take your main to go if you must as you have to try their desserts. The apple strudel ($12) is a lighter option with the paper-thin pastry that encapsulates so much apple! The spiced filling contains a mixture of mashed and slices of the fruit for contrast and the whipped cream was the perfect sweetener. The bienenstich ($12) was a bit richer, a fluffy honey cake sandwiching custard and covered with a caramelized almond and coconut topping. While it looks like a plain vanilla cake, it's a great mixture of textures and flavours.

Absolutely outstanding! True German food, the best schnitzel I have had. Try the hunter schnitzel…read morewith mushroom gravy, so delicious. I also had the apple strudel. It was very delicious and not overly sweet. This food is top notch, world class. Such a pleasant surprise in MacTier.