Stopped for a quick coffee. Nice little (big) place - seems like a coffee shop and the front room…read moreis a perfect coffee place. But they have a full restaurant at the rear and plenty of seating outside. Family ordered an assortment of coffees and teas. All were well done. Off hours and the crowd was light. The waitress was very attentive. Ordered a "slice" of Chocolate cake - it was the size of a small cake by itself! Delicious too. See pics. Will visit again if am in the area.

Is it possible to give a business no star on a review? Because this one really deserve that. I've…read morebeen going to this café for many years and had succulent meals, coffee and deserts. Well now that things are back to normal, it is not the case anymore. I've been there three time so far since the spring. The first time was for coffee. The place was pretty empty, I ordered a cappuccino. It took a fair amount of time to get it. Ok, I give it to you that it's not the kind of coffee that you immediately pour in a cup, but that are some limit. The second time I went, I wanted a beer, I said so to hostess, I was seated and given the drink menu. When the server finally came to take my order, she informed me that they couldn't alcohol alone. That I had to eat. Why wasn't I informed of that when I walked in? It would have been easier instead of arguing with the waitress. Last Sunday, I was back. I wanted to have some sort of breakfast. I walked inside not wanting to sit on the patio. It took over 15 minutes to have the hostess come to me. I was finally sit and again, I had to wait for a waitress for a period that is more than what is really required. She asked me if I wanted to start with something to drink. I said yes, gave her my order for a cappuccino and she disappeared. About 20 minutes later, she comes back with my coffee and to take my order. I give her my order and 30 minutes after giving my order, I still haven't received it. By that time, my coffee was done so I left money on the table for the coffee and I left. I would gave her the benefit of the doubt thinking that she is new. But this was the end of the lunch time and this is the same type of service I received on prior visits. In my book, they are done.

Fitch Bay Café and Roasters is a local coffee roaster located in Magog. They import their beans…read morefrom various growing countries around the world and roast the beans on-site. They make excellent coffee which you can enjoy at the café or you can buy a bag of beans to take home with you. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. In addition to coffee and beans they sell a good variety of various coffee accoutrements.

Their fried goat cheese salad is the best ever ! Nice Ambiance and good location for parking on…read moremain street!

Sweet little shop with locally crafted jewelry, soap, and almost any little gift you can imagine…read more They have the store on one side, and then the other has a small coffee shop,bakery, and ice cream area.They have a third area, up a few steps where you can buy plants that have been potted in unique containers or play games. They have some seating inside or out on the deck. Parking in the street is limited and tricky but there is a parking lot right next door for customers to us.

Excellent pastries and breads, worth a stop if you happen to be in the Eastern Townships!read more

There are all different kinds of Yelpers, but I would say on balance Yelpers are more adventurous…read morethan the overall population. If you happen to be in Quebec Province and travelling from Montreal to Quebec City or vice versa, there are several towns you might stop in to get a cross sectional sample of history, from Chambly, a synthetic, plant and just add water instant suburb in the middle of a corn field, to Cowansville and Waterloo, Bromont and Shefford, places that are seeing tradition eclipsed by suburban sprawl, are still mainly agricultural, and are seeing some hard times, but as they will tell you, hard times are nothing new for these towns that started as pioneer settlements four centuries ago. In any case, to get a sense of all this, I would recommend stopping in at the local boulangerie in any of these towns, getting an elaborate pastry such as tartelette aux fruits, milles feuilles, napoleon, paris-brest, chocolatine or just an eclair with a great cup of coffee, capuccino, espresso, tea, or your choice of caffeinated beverage, and look out the window as people walk by and take you through a story both fascinating and sad at the same time. If you can, buy a loaf of bread to take with you, and if you are feeling forgetful you might neglect to realize this until you are safely back at home.

This is the perfect rest stop directly over the US Canada border! I've been coming here for years…read moreas a tradition. The seats are cozy, the bathroom is clean. They serve delicious sandwiches and crepes as well as gourmet coffee. I love their croissants!! The owner is always on premise and he is quite welcoming.

This was such an adorable spot! We're always weary of going over the border because we don't speak…read moreANY French and this is a spot we would absolutely return to. The people were so kind, the food was amazing and the little shop was super cute. They are also family friendly. We can't wait to return next summer!

Lovely ambience here and open earlier than 9 am ( what a treat !) the atmosphere super calm -…read morefireplace to warm by and the latte and croissant delicious! The lady behind the counter was so friendly and accepted my pigeon French :) would recommend as a great spot to work from or meet friends !

Lovely coffee shop with good, strong cappuccino, nice croissants and meals. Nice ambiance.read more