Coffee is great but the breakfast/hot food is mid. The oatmeal raisin cookie is very good though!…read moreCute spot to catch up with a friend or do some work.

I was so excited when I heard that there was a place in my area that had K-dogs (Korean Corn Dogs)…read more Unfortunately, my experience was less than stellar. The wait was over 30 minutes for a K-dog and 20 minutes into the wait they told us they ran out of hotdogs so we had to get an all cheese corn dog or veggie corn dog. Ugh! So the place is ultra hipster, lol. It has an industrial vibe to it. Prices are on the high side. It was $11.99 for a K-dog. My husband also got a Decaf Americano ($3.50). So we ordered a Half n Half "The Works" K-dog, which is a half mozzarella cheese, half hotdog corn dog topped with Okonomi sauce, Kewpie mayo and bonito flakes. I asked them to go light on the Kewpie and they obliged. Service was friendly. Our visit was during the Covid-19 Pandemic and the staff were regularly disinfecting high traffic areas like the door handles, which I appreciated. They also limit the number of people inside, so since our order was to go, they asked us to wait outside, and they would bring the order out. Fine by us. It was technically Spring, but still chilly out. They brought out my husband's Decaf Americano quickly, which he appreciated as it kept him warm. He offered me some, but he drinks his coffee black (which for inscrutable reasons I find an attractive quality in a man, but it's not how I like my own coffee, lol). However, we waited 20 minutes before the staff member who took our order came out and advised us that they ran out of hotdogs and we could either have all cheese or half cheese and half veggie dog. We opted for all cheese. It took another 10 minutes for us to get our food. The cheese was very plentiful and had extraordinary pull, lol, but it was almost too much cheese (can't believe I'm actually typing those words in that order, haha). I would have definitely enjoyed it more if it was a half hotdog and half cheese corn dog. The toppings were good. The Okonomi sauce was slightly sweet and the Kewpie mayo was creamy and I loved the marine taste of the bonito flakes. Those who dislike fish might want to stay away though. The bonito flakes had a definite fish smell and taste to them. The breading was crispy and I'm glad I got to try the K-dog, but I personally found it overpriced for what it was. The inside is cool looking and it would actually be a great place for a date once this Pandemic is over. Note, the address is on Parkdale but the physical location is at the corner of Spencer and Hamilton. We had a hard time finding it until my husband spotted the sign with an arrow pointing towards the cafe as we crossed Parkdale and Spencer for the second time looking for it. Street parking only.

I love there food amazing nice people a recommend strongly fresh and delicious. And they make there…read moreown toppings to purchase

We had the Breakfast sandwich which was great and a very good cup of coffee while meeting with…read morefriends. The food was excellent and the ambiance really comfortable.

The cutest rustic elegant cafe in Orleans. Beyond Cafe has both a lovely atmosphere and their…read moredrinks are phenomenal too! I visited recently with my friend and we both ordered a specialty iced drink. I ordered the Iced Shake Toffee Nut with Cold Foam. This drink has a strong coffee flavour and you can truly taste the toffee nut. I like that it's super refreshing and it's perfect for the summer days. My friend ordered the Ice Biscoff Latte with Whipped Cream. If you are a biscoff fan, this is a must-order. They use biscoff to blend into the latte and they even place a full biscoff cookie on top of the whipped cream. It balances the sweetness of the drink and the coffee flavour at the same time. We also ordered the Smoked Salmon Toast which has a garlicky cream cheese, cucumber, smoked salmon, fresh dill, avocado, capers, radish and a slice of lime. This is a hefty gourmet toast and I love how fresh all the ingredients are. Make sure to squeeze the slice of lime before having it, and it really adds some sourness to the whole dish. I am a huge fan of capers, so this added some tanginess! All the employees are really kind-hearted and will come around often to check in on their customers. They gave good suggestions on both food and drinks. I really like the whole atmosphere of this restaurant. A must-visit if you haven't already!

Been here a few times to try the different items on the menu. They have a small outdoor patio and…read moredifferent style seating inside. You seat yourself and go up & order, they have a no laptop policy. They make incredible drinks, I've tried both cold/ hot and smoothies & all have been very delicious. The food was also really good, I had the soup recently and it was rich in flavour. Overall, I do enjoy visiting the cafe, I have always been welcomed with smiles by the staff.

This was the first spot I visited when in Ottawa. Just google searched a coffee shop and this came…read moreup! Tasty enough sandwich, decent coffee, really friendly staff behind the counter! Was able to be a lot of work done in there even being on the road so I give it good marks.

We came on a Friday morning and the place was all for us , parking is plenty on the street and we…read morewere lucky to park by the door. The decor is nice the place left most of the previous store decor and style which was really nice too. Our server was kind and tried his best to accommodate us. I got the pesto croissant and honestly it was on the crunch side, maybe over baked a bit. We got the pesto sandwich was ok and the turkey sandwich was decent. For dessert we wanted the milk chocolate chip pan but they were out so we got the hot chocolate one with smore ( they are vegan) which was too sweet to my taste. Oh and I got a latte it's fine.. it's a cute spot if ur in the area..

Boyfriend and I met his cousin here this afternoon at her suggestion. Beautiful little café and it…read morewas nice to go somewhere else than a chain for once! Beautifully decorated with a vintage vibe and lots of shabby-chic pieces. They seem extremely popular and busy even mid-afternoon; jammed-packed the whole time we were there and with a waiting line-up for a table. Gentleman who seemed to be the owner or manager was extremely pleasant and went above and beyond to find us a table quickly (even moving chairs around) after Cousin and I explained that Boyfriend (who was outside parking the car) would never wait for the 30 min announced at first. All the staff there seemed very nice, fast, constantly cleaning, arranging seating, serving, etc. We only had coffees (which were fine but nothing mind blowing) so I cannot judge on the menu. Would recommend this place though, if only for the super hardworking staff!

Came here for breakfast sweetness last weekend!…read more The inside of this cafe is beautifully decorated. A bit confusing if you're not a local because there is not a real service restaurant. You wait to be seated but you order first and they bring your selection to your table. Water is available but you serve yourself. They serve a variety of sweet and savoury crepes but also a variety of yummy desserts. It is a very busy place and I can see why! The crepes and variety of crepes are out of this world! I ordered the biscoff crepe....it was beyond yummy. It's the type of yumminess where you complete forget your with someone and focus solely on every morsel eaten. Definitely a must visit spot if you enjoy crepes both savoury and sweet! I will be back!

I'm always generous with stars. I start with 5, and deduct…read morefrom there is needed. First time I've ever tried Cuban food. I met a buddy for lunch, who's been to Cuba many times, so he's got a point of reference. Started with a Cortado, which was the best I've ever had. Salad with balsamic was tasty and fresh. Black beans were rich and creamy. Steak with toasted plantains was very tasty. But, in hindsight, I should have ordered one of the shredded beef dishes on the menu. Service was fast and friendly. Ambiance was great. A nice, small, family run place with 6(?) tables plus seating at the bar. Great music streaming on the tv. Highly recommended if you want to try something a bit different. The only negative is parking can be difficult depending on what time of day you visit.

TLDR: Cool newish restaurant that serves Cuban food. Tried their appetizer sampler as a snack and…read moreit was great. I've only had Cuban food a few times, but I have always enjoyed it. My first time trying Cuban food was at my husband's friend's pre-wedding party. All I remember was it was in Tampa FL and it wasn't fancy, but man it was tasty (I think it was called La Teresita, but this was before I was on Yelp, so I can't be sure. One of the reasons I love Yelp is it helps me keep track of the restaurants I've been to, lol). My second time was in NYC at Tina's Cuban Cuisine on Madison Ave. That visit is recorded on Yelp, haha, as is my third time which was at La Habanera in Montreal. So La Paladar was my fourth time and it did not disappoint. My husband and I were just looking for a little snack, so we got the appetizer sampler called the Completa for 2. It was $20 and contained 3 pieces of Fritura de Malanga, 3 pieces of Croquetas Cubanas, 2 pieces of Tostones Rellenos and a container of Crema de Frijol. It also came with 2 sauces. The Fritura de Malanga are taro fritters, they were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. We enjoyed them. The Tostones Rellenos were deep-fried plantain cups filled with ham and cheese. These were tasty too. The Croquetas Cubanas were mashed potato croquettes they had a faint ham and cheese flavour to them. These were great too. The Crema de Frijol was whipped black beans with cheese on top. It was a bit salty, but still delicious. I think these were supposed to come with chips (?) but we didn't get any. I definitely think dipping tortilla chips in the beans would have been more delicious, lol. I wasn't sure which sauces went with what. One sauce was a creamy chipotle that went well with the croquettes. The other sauce was a watery sweet sauce, like honey water. I tasted it with my fork but didn't put it on any of the food. Service was courteous and efficient. We got takeout, but the dining area was very nice. Would be a great place for a date. I'm thrilled that Ottawa finally has a Cuban restaurant. Street parking only. (58)

Went there around lunch time, space is very limited and 5 outs of the 7 tables had one person with…read morea laptop working.. I suggest with the limited seating they need to have a policy for laptops or a limited time.. we ordered caramello coffee and tiramisu coffee both iced.. they were good, their espresso is really good... croissants was nice as well.. parking is paid on the street.. they said their hours will be extended to 9 pm in the summer which is a great thing!

Very good food and service! Place is really clean and tidy, lots of tables…read more Tiramisu late was amazing

Café Mulligan has the best matcha in Aylmer! The girls working there are so nice…read more Café Mulligan a le meilleur matcha à Aylmer! Les filles qui y travaillent sont tellement gentilles

Awesome coffee really really great! I love how spacious their outside patio is, especially during…read moreCOVID times! They have this lovely corner for kids to play while parents chill and really enjoy their drinks! I care early morning and for breakfast their items are limited, but they have variety of stuff from soups to salads to Paninis for lunch! The staff were ok, not very nice but the place it self is nice and they have a big parking lot in the back!