Really nice little coffee shop here in Sarnia, I always get just black coffee and this was a superb…read morecup. Friendly service behind the counter and an interior I could see myself spending some time in. Either working or chatting with friends. Thanks!

Loved the blueberry tart and galette -both delicious! The vanilla latte was smooth and just sweet…read moreenough. The service was quick and knowledgeable. Super chill vibe, perfect for relaxing. Will be back!

Great coffee. Purchased our Moccamaster by Technivorm from them as well. I thought that they had…read moreclosed their doors.

From the owner: We specialize in the best high-quality coffee and tea brewers, equipment, accessories, giftware and…read morealso offer freshly brewed coffee, loose leaf tea, and specialty beverages.

This is a cozy, no-frills place with quite a few booths (that are comfy!) and a high ornate roof. I…read morelike that the tables were not cluttered close together and so it would be a great, not-too-noisy place for conversation and working. However, some of the booth seats seemed a little old and torn, and the window area by the booth seemed a little dusty, like it could be neatened up more often. Other than that, we really liked this place though. First, the service was warm and excellent. The staff were great at answering questions about the menu and giving recommendations. Next, the chocolate butter tart was excellent! There are two options of butter tarts (a particularly Canadian treat), a plain one and a chocolate one. Having consulted a server, they highly recommended the chocolate butter tart for chocolate-lovers. The tart sides were delicious, and similar in texture to an egg tart. The inside was gooey and almost like chocolate sauce with a rich buttery base. The inside sauce really reminded me of a Chinese bun we love in Singapore, the liu sha bao or salted egg yolk custard bun. All in all, I highly recommend the chocolate tart for a small but punchy pop of decadence, and it goes perfect to complement with a cup of coffee. Other than that, the peppermint latte was wonderfully decorated according to my peppermint-loving friend (although another said it was definitely on the sweet side). Meanwhile, although my plain latte did not have the best latte art, staff proactively offered to add a variety of powdered toppings (cinnamon, cocoa and nutmeg) that put a smile to my face. All in all, it's a great place to chill and relax if you're not too fussy about everything being perfectly spic and span. As I said to my friends, sipping my coffee with my chocolate butter tart, "this is the life!"

Wow! The workers here couldn't be nicer. It's like they really like working here…read more The food is very outstanding. A little pricey, but worth every penny, (even though pennies are no longer used in Canada). A great place for a date too.

Seems nice enough, but pretty useless as a place to work. There's no outlets anywhere near the…read moreactual seats.

I like my daily coffee and banana bread. Falafel Wrap is great also! Friendly staff and clean…read morebuilding!

This morning I finished an amazing yoga class down the road and stopped by for the Electric Company…read morefor a coffee to marinate my Saturday. Lo and behold a beacon of cheese was in the lot. I couldn't avert my eyes. The hypnotic yellow shack on wheels. Waiting in the coffee line dare I read the menu- breakfast sandwiches appear- a ham, a bacon. Something with Jalapeños, is that a Texas toast- The Big Momma had me at Texas- the rose of sandwich breads called me. Plan made. Order coffee, pay, run to Cheese wagon, back for coffee, back for sandwich. I can do this... Small chat ensued, grilling occurred and a successful acquisition of a Big Momma in my hand is a white paper sandwich bag holding it safe. A dash to the car between rain drops. Heaven- Texas Toast, egg, ample bacon, American cheese- 2 slices ( I don't normally choose American) it worked today. Maybe it was the overcast day, the yellow beacon, the gravel parking lot or the reward after a great yoga class, but the wagon and I have merged- We were one in the cheese. God safe the neighborhood the cheese wagon is here! Stop on by so that u can keep having mornings like these. Keep a small business on wheels here in mid town, PoHo I love it!

The Cheese Wagon was supposed to be at our softball tournament today. They no showed and that left…read moreno concessions for the players & their families. I found this to be a huge disappointment. I wouldn't rely on this company to be the only food truck booked for an event.

To the awkward guy at the drive thru....you know who you are:…read more The drive-thru really isn't the place for this guy. Constant humming, "come onnn dowwwnn," cutting in with "let me finish your order," and awkwardly avoiding eye contact the whole time. Somehow, whenever there's only one lane open... he's the one working it.

Stopped in for the bathroom after driving across the bridge…read more Then saw the cutest donuts (Easter sprinkled ones with the Cadbury eggs). Bought two of those and another donut. Staff was nice. The store was clean.

The breakfast sandwich was nothing special and it needed warmed. The honey dipped donut was pretty…read moregood. Coffee had way too much vanilla flavoring.

go coffee the worst in a lo game time I get Tim Hortons no less then 5 times a week today's was not…read moregood hope it's a one time problem

This is such a good place I just got out of there and it was so quiet it is such a nice area and…read morethe people are very friendly I would definitely go there again this is my very first time going and it was awesome I tried to dragon fruit refresher you need to try it it is so good totally recommend this place it is in amazing

Everyone knows what's best for them at a Starbucks and they seem to be growing ever more in…read moreCanadian culture by the day so rather than tell you some fancy gunk about how quaint or flashy this particular one is, I will simply put below what makes Starbucks perfect for my uses. Simply put, the consistency. The thing about Starbucks is that I run my own territory and when I need a place that I go an sit down that's warm and or air conditioned with a coffee to my specifications and wifi that is easy and quick to connect to, Starbucks in that place. Say what you will about it's high prices for coffee or "hipster" attitude, the $3 I pay for a coffee is well worth the sometimes 3 hours I will sit in their stores sending off reports or doing work in a solid environment that is always the same no matter what Starbucks I go to. And this is what i love best, consistency! I love Tim Horton's as much as the next, but you can't go from one to the other and get the exact same tasting coffee every time. Bonus note: If you sit in the front of back of this coffee shop they're plug ins galore. Happy caffeinating