This is a cool little spot in the town area…read more The people are incredibly friendly. We were lucky to be waited on by a nice lady who said that she's actually off today I had a hot tea and a cinnamon role. It was great ! The heated it and it was just perfect. The wife had a biscuit and she said it was very tasty. This is a great place to visit if you are off the ship early. They open at 8AM but they let us in a few minutes early.

Yum ! Fresh and warm cinnamon rolls. Thank you ! LouAnn is so kind and runs such a nice family…read morebusiness.

We visited from NYC via Princess cruise line. We wanted to try a local cafe primarily that serves…read morecoffee and dessert. We found this place via walking, Places that has plenty of space in and outdoors. Very friendly staff, we ordered Ice coffee mocha latte! We also had the custard bites and French toast bits! Excellent taste dessert that not to bland or overly sweet. We were luckily to have walked and and give them a try. We will gladly return to Sydney and have their amazing coffee and food.

We had a lovely little oat cake and latte experience at this locally owned coffee shop in downtown…read moreSydney. It was about a fifteen minute walk from the cruise port area. The staff was really friendly and we enjoyed both our lattes and oat cakes (a Nova Scotian specialty). The space is quite cozy and kid-friendly with high chairs and changing tables in the bathrooms. Overall, a positive experience.

I was home visiting family and wanted to find a nice cappuccino, and my dad recommended Doktor…read moreLuke's. I'm so glad he did! I enjoyed the best cappuccino I've ever had in my life. The person working there was very kind, friendly, and knowledgeable, and they clearly took a lot of pride in their product. The eat‑in area was very comfortable -- I loved the tables and chairs. We also had the chocolate chip pumpkin loaf, and it was so good! Highly recommend!

This is an amazing little cafe and everything in there is perfect. From very nice staff, cool…read moreowners, and their delicious food, especially their cookies and scones

Tried here for lunch on a Wednesday in January. Arrived about 11:40 and the place was pretty full…read morewith all the seats taken. Luckily, the café has overflow tables outside their side door in a common lobby area of the strip mall. I found the chairs a bit wobbly though (the style), so ended up standing up to eat, since the wobbliness was too distracting for me to enjoy my food. Anyway, the inside of the café is very nice with warm colors, lots of wall décor items and various local small business items for sale, such as jewelry, scarves, artwork, etc. Staff are quite friendly. I tried the ginger carrot soup, a daily special, and it wasn't bad. Had a strong oregano taste I found, was thick and very filling. My side of cranberry almond pasta salad also wasn't bad, good flavor, but nothing overly memorable. My 'skinny squirrel' latte (hazelnut flavor and something else?) was good but I could barely finish it after the two food items. I'd go back here another time for just a drink and baked item maybe, since they don't have a regular permanent meal menu. The sandwich/wrap item of the day was ham and cheese and I'm vegetarian, so I couldn't get that. If I wanted a sandwich though, I'm sure they could make something...I just didn't ask to see. Prices are pretty standard for an independent place. It came to $35 for myself and my mother to both have combos with lattes, which sounded like a lot at first, but would cost that much at Starbucks for similar items. I just would recommend going here when it's not lunch time, to have a better chance at getting a regular table and non-wobbly chairs. Lol

This is the place to stop on the road to the Provincial Park. Great service, great food, and great…read morerest stop. Homey old place, well worn extremely clean. Inviting place with great food, the lobster roll and fish and chips were excellent. Tip. Pop & beer are bottled are canned.

Very cute place to stop by and have a coffee and some fabulous food! Glad we popped in. Don't let…read morethe clucking sound scare you when you enter!

Don't know if this is the one that serves brunch, but if this is, I do recommend this place…read more(haven't tried the lunch place yet, not commenting on that). Great place, quite cozy, great food!

Omg order the roast beef sandwich!…read more Friendly service, clean restaurant...I'm only typing more because my review was too short. Just get the roast beef sandwich

Excellent service and ambiance. Great lattes and coffees. Their food is fresh and well prepared.read more

Super tiny place and one of the only coffee shops in town - and on the island. Everything is…read morecrammed into a room smaller than a doctor's waiting room. Watched one of the ladies finish a load of dishes while my drinks were being made right behind her. Quality is great. Above average coffees and a delicious breakfast sandwich. The shop could use with some reorganization and a few frills (currently, they feature notably overpriced paintings by someone whom I presume to be a local artist), but it's great as a grab-n-go coffee joint as long as you don't put emphasis on the 'go' part. Absolutely love the name, too. Location: 3* Convenience: 3* Service: 3* Product/quality: 4* Aesthetics: 2*

Roastbeef sandwich was delicious. Chicken soup was very good and tasted home made. Chicken banh mi…read morewas also good. Staff was friendly.

Good breakfast and delicious baked goods! Nice cafe that locals visit near Margaree on the Cabot…read moretrail. A relaxing place to enjoy a cup of coffee and meet some friendly Nova Scotian locals.

Excellent stop and must try the Dutch Panekoock. Very small but inviting with view to water from…read moredining room

Fantastic Place!! Think: Hot, steamy, crusty giant pancake!…read more 1. Don't let the word "pannekoek" distract you - when I ordered I asked for gluten free and the cook (CHEF) said he made gluten free pancakes (Pannekoek is a fancy word for more pancake than crepe) that were really good - and he was RIGHT! I had already had breakfast and I saw one of these - ordered it and took it with me. It was MAGNIFICIENT. I had it plain with powdered sugar and it was one of the best things I have ever eaten. I tore chunks of the steaming sweet dough and ate it in bite-size chunks as we drove with windows down with chilly wind wafting through. Oh, my friends got regular (not gluten free) waffles that they said were terrrific! 2. Don't let their web site photos influence you - the food is a thousand times better than the photos look! 3. Here is the reason we stopped. Our B&B gave us coupons for breakfast and we could use the coupon here or at The Clucking Hen. We wanted to check the places out so we stopped at the Dancing Moose and it was closed at the time. We peeked through the window and the cook (CHEF) saw us, unlocked the door, came out and said they were not open yet but "Do you need the ladies room? You are welcome to use it." Now, WHO is that nice these days? We didn't but we promised to come back so we did. We were the winners in that decision! 4. If you like, try this place. We had a great time and the food was wonderful! We went back and we will go back every time we go to Cabot Trail which will be frequent as we have visitors who come and want to see the Cabot Trail!

Stopped here for breakfast after a night in the area…read more Coffee was great. Real espresso drinks. Had an awesome French vanilla cappuccino. A little too sweet if you happen to like yours more coffee-y. I had the waffles. My friend had a breakfast plate. It was all super tasty exactly what we needed. I have regrets not buying a cinnamon roll. They looked amazing!

The Bean Barn Cafe is basically the only morning spot in Ingonish, which isn't bad. The food is and…read moreambiance are good. If you are close by, stop in. On our way out of a the sleepy village of Ingonish, we stopped off at the Bean Barn to get breakfast to go. Instead, we sat down to eat a solid breakfast. Breakfast their specialty and they serve it all day. The Olde Tyme breakfast was good, the plate was filled with one or two eggs, toast and your choice of bacon or sausage. The line was long to order but the food came fast. One thing, you'll have to bring Canadian currency and debit cards as they don't take American money.