Location: It's kind of on the outskirts of Town, there are…read morehouses nearby which could be local but it's definitely a destination Parking: Frrreeeeeeee Building: It looks like a big house. They have a drive thru Inside theres a room on the left to order. There's a board with the menu. They also sell goods and mugs, and baked goods It's low ceilings, feels intimate. Washrooms are off of this room there are When you walk into the right there's a giant room filled with tables lots of light this is where you can sit and enjoy your beverage and food Food: I haven't gotten anything to eat there yet but I do get the maple coffee. I really really like it and I do need to try something else. I promise I'll try something else next time I go in Staff: Everybody's so nice. But you'd expect nothing less

While driving through Sudbury during a BC to ON roadtrip, stopped by here for a drink…read more Didn't utilize the drive-thru that they have. Usually my go-to is an oat latte, but I asked what their most popular/specialty lattes were and the staff recommended their Cinnamon Bun Latte. I asked if I could sub the milk to oat milk, and they informed me that their base has cream in it and asked if that was ok still - which I said was fine. Didn't realize that the drink was iced until it was ready (would have preferred it hot), but it was actually so delicious! Not super sweet, no overwhelming cinnamon flavour. Lots of seating inside with natural lighting and plants. If I had time to dine-in, I would have enjoyed it!

The only bubble tea shop in town. I visited 4 times last week and every time was a great…read moreexperience. I highly recommend the spicy wonton soup - it is delicious (not very spicy) and it was FILLED to the brim with wontons - such a steal for $5.95+tax. I had all 3 cheese foam teas (5.75+tax) and my favourite would be the hazelnut vanilla as it was more flavourful than the ice wine, though also good; I didn't care for the pumpkin chai- it was too pumpkin-y for my liking and reminded me of Tim's pumpkin muffins. I had 4/7 regular milk teas ($4.95+tax): Long Island strawberry green tea, mango green tea, passion fruit green tea, Niagara peach green tea and all were good, if I had to pick favourites it would be the passion fruit or Niagara peach. Unlike all the other bubble tea shops I've been to the price includes 1 topping (ie. pearls or jelly); you can add another topping for $1, and there is only one size, which is about a medium compared to most chains - very reasonable pricing. They also sell various take-home tea leaves, paninis, pot pies, and breakfast items like bagels. Only 1 table for seating due to COVID. As an added plus, the owners are very nice.

Excellent service! We recently took our daughter and her friends over and they were made to feel…read moreso special!

Very happy to have found this coffee roaster across the street from the arena in Sudbury…read more Catering in the arena didn't offer good coffee so I went on yelp , tadaaaa , not far at all a Roaster with cozy , warm inside and the coffee smells so good. I had a double cappuccino because one of the reviews stayed that they use a lot of milk , the drink was perfect. Not too hot coffee or milk not burned, nothing bitter at all. It's a small place with a ton of roasted coffee, there is a huge list in chalk written on the wall. There are coffee beans in big bags everywhere and a tea menu, also in chalk on the other side of the room. The baristas know the locals by name and joke around with them , makes it feel homey and local. They have cookies that are LARGE and a few lunch items, I didn't try them but am taking a cookie with me. Glad I found this place , I will remember it for the next time around

Very average cafe and bakery, not sure why rated so high. they do have a lot of coffee options. I…read moreverify a coffee shop by the taste of its black coffee, and this is why I give it 2 stars. The coffee is made using auto drip and sure under roasted for a dark coffee. I prefer darker roast as I don't like acidity of the coffee taste. We also tried a cookie, not impressed.

bought a donut and a tweaker spat on it. Still ate it was just inconvient still taste the cigarette…read morein his spit.

Never a dull moment at the downtown Tim's. Whether it's someone tweaking out on his oxies and…read moreneeding police or ambulance assistance, or some drunk harassing the poor underpaid staff, there's always something going on down there. The WORST part about it? The ridiculously slow speed. It shouldn't take more than a few minutes from the time you order to the time you get your bagel, donut or coffee. One night I waited about 15 minutes just to be served. What they need to do is have a small express Tim's in the bus depot during the peak hours. Simply serve up coffee and donuts. And during the proper seasons, hot chocolate or ice caps since a majority of the people that do come here are between buses, or bus drivers from the transit depot which is right next door. There is wifi and it's fairly quick. Update: The wifi has not been operational for quite sometime now.

Fun time had by all who were here for musical bingo this Tuesday night. The lighthearted host and…read moreDJ was a hoot. Had the charcuterie plate, yum! Also had the flight of ices coffees which was really good although not cheap.

Disappointed with the food. I spent $50 on a drink and a bowl of Gnocchi with warmed processed…read morechicken. I'm not sure if they're just cooking with microwaves there, but that was a terribly disappointing meal for that price.

Awesome little gem of a bar. Friendly environment and they make you feel at home. Reasonably priced…read morebeer and a good selection. Always a good place for great conversation and a place to make new friends

Odd little cafe, or whatever you want to call it. Most of the seating was outside but it seemed as…read morethough all of the customers were only there to hang out with the owners/employees. Everyone was drinking beer which seemed odd for a small downtown Sudbury cafe in broad daylight, so I'm not quite sure how to categorize this place or if it should even be considered a cafe. It was very unlike any cafe id ever been to. On the bright side, prices were decent and they had a bunch of games to play for free, including cards against humanity.

The cute barista makes a delicious coffee and they know how to do soy and haven't bent to this…read moreannoying almond only trend. wish I'd found it sooner.

The coffee here is hands down the BEST coffee in Sudbury. In the movie Elf when Buddy walks into…read morethat grimy diner and congratulates them on having "the worlds best cup of coffee" he was straight up in the wrong place. Old rock coffee is where it's at. The only reason they didn't get 5 stars is the chocolate chip cookies are a little dry and I'm big into cookies.