Must-visit brunch spot with a delicious and affordable menu. They serve some some all-day breakfast…read moreclassics, lunch sandwiches, and also have a selection of house-baked goods. I would recommend the savory breakfast bowl (regardless of it being breakfast time), as well as giving one of the butter tarts a try. The place can get busy and may have a wait during rush brunch & lunch hours.

Bright but cozy cafe on Erb St West between University and Fisher-Hallman. It was so nice taking my…read moredaughter to this new cafe in KW, around the block from where I lived as a student. The cafe was packed! Run by a team of lovely women. Have a look at the baked goods and then order them or from the menu posted on the wall. If eating in then take the number given and place it on your choice of tables. Everything sounded delicious. I went with the honey apple bacon grilled cheese with a side of what seemed to be apple chips. It oozed apple butter Amazing! My daughter enjoyed her quesadilla. I liked what looked to be a (gorgeous) antique dresser serving as the coffee stand. Comfy banquettes, regular chairs and a circle of comfy leather chairs to sit in.

Super cute location where you can find some fun snacks and canned goods along with your baked goods…read moreand pastries. I love that they had a lot of good gluten free options too, so it's a friendly location for those with celiac. Good stop on the way to St. Jacobs. And the whole little main street is kinda cute!

We came in for a morning coffee and pastry. It was busy when we arrived. The girls at the counter…read morewere very friendly and quick to serve. They poured our coffees into mugs and then we went over to another counter to fix them up with cream and sugar. Most of the tables were taken so we all sat at the window counter. The bakery has lots of freshly made baked goods from breads to cookies to pies and cakes. There are also savory dishes too. It can be a bit pricey but this place is located in a very touristy area. The seasonal baked goods looked so good and fresh. The apple fritter we got was big and very dense with a few apples in it. They were all out of the rhubarb squares we live so much. When you look into the back you can see all the girls working in their bonnets and cotton dresses. Very cute. Parking is an issue on busy days.

Matter of Taste conveniently located in Downtown area. With the help of Yelp App, we conveniently…read moredecided to come here for our Coffee fix before visiting The Museum. On a nice Sunny day, you have the option of sitting at the tables right in front of the cafe which are great for people watching. The vibe here is casual and down to earth. Coffee was good and so was the scone. A good choice when you are in the area visiting.

Super nice. Great coffee. You can get a real ceramic cup which I think it's a plus because coffee…read moretaste better out of a real cup, don't you think? It's super chill, there's cute, jazz, playing and kitchen, decor, and outdoor seating.

Great service, great coffee, and a lovely atmosphere!…read more I came here this morning planning to work remotely for the day, but the café was full. I grabbed a seat outside while I waited for my order, and the staff couldn't have been more courteous. The lovely team told me they'd let me know as soon as a table opened up; and they did! One of the kind baristas even helped carry my drink and dishes over to the new spot. It was such a thoughtful gesture that made me feel genuinely welcomed. The latte I ordered was beautifully made; smooth, rich, and exactly what a great latte should taste like. These baristas clearly know their way around an espresso machine. I only just discovered Café O Roaster & Bakery today after recently moving to the Woolwich area, but even with how busy it gets, the atmosphere and amazing staff have already made it my new go-to work-from-home spot when I'm not in the office.

Went for a relaxing cup of coffee and pastry. Turned out all I heard was the server behind the…read morecounter stamping cards. I politely asked if she wouldn't mind doing this down further because the hard stamping was made it difficult for me to hear the conversation I was having with my guest. The server told the next server who returned and purposely stamped even louder. Before I left I again politely explained this was very loud. She responded saying that I need not come back and she has a business to run. Will not be returning.

This was a real find! Amazing coffee, unbelievable service with a smile and great sandwiches! When…read morewe visited, the line was long, and for good reason (it moved quickly though!). They roast their own beans. Unparalleled quality can be found here.

Great variety of coffee. My favorite is the Mint smoothie coffee. Always fresh muffins and lunch…read moreitems as well. Great spot.

My partner and I visited the café while staying at a nearby BnB, and it turned out to be such a…read morepleasant surprise. Crushed Almond Bakery Café offers a Turkish-focused menu with a wide variety of homemade baked goods. We were quite hungry, so we ordered the breakfast set -- the Kahvaltı (which seemed to be the most popular item in the café) -- along with a feta pogaça and a cheese-onion-potato açma. While the meal was on the pricier side (about 50 for both of us), you can genuinely taste the quality of the ingredients. We absolutely loved the pogaça and açma: warm, toasty, generously filled with cheese, and incredibly satisfying. The breakfast set was also excellent, especially the biber salçası, which was phenomenal paired with the yogurt dip and spread over the bread. We could not get enough of it. I also adored the honey-tahini combination, both the strawberry and grape jams, and even the balsamic vinegar with olive oil. I usually resent vinegar, but this made me realize I've just rarely had high-quality balsamic -- every dip in the Kahvaltı was exceptional. I strongly recommend trying it. (I only wish they offered a menemen or shakshuka as part of the breakfast options!) On the other hand, the coffee didn't stand out as much. My baklava cold brew was a bit watery -- likely too much ice -- and my partner found the Turkish coffee just okay, though it did come with a delicious cube of Turkish delight. The interior of the café is gorgeous, and I'd love to return to try more of their baked goods (that beautiful baklava cheesecake!), as well as their Turkish delights.

This shop is right in my neighborhood and I am so grateful. The owner is always so positive and…read morefriendly. The vibe is very cozy--I fondly remember walking here in knee-high snow after the thunder snow storm. Even then, the shop was up and running, ready to welcome us after a long morning of shoveling. I love coming here for a quick cozy lunch or a weekend morning coffee. I recommend the soup or the cafe mocha (which they can make less sweet).

This is an adorable cafe, very quaint but very small. There are only 3 tables that seat 4 people,…read moreso my family and I had a fairly difficult time finding a spot since many pairs had taken the four-seaters. We were, however, very fortunate as one party of four was just leaving! Since we went in January, the cute Christmas decorations were all still up. The chalkboard is a lovely touch, filled with many scribbles and comments from visitors. Upon sitting down, we ordered four portions of their very famous roasted red pepper tomato soup. My order came with a side of chickpea artichoke salad (cost $8.38) - the waiter/cashier emphasized how it's a popular choice, so I decided to give it a try. It was a generous portion of both chickpeas and artichokes, but I found it overly sour (the balsamic vinegar) and there was just a bit too much oil. That being said, it was extremely filling! My dad's order came with the savoury scone/tea biscuit ($6.00). He enjoyed it very much, and wolfed it down. Meanwhile, my mom ordered a panini side ($8.38) - she got the chicken, bacon, cheddar, but we couldn't taste any bacon whatsoever. There were massive chunks of chicken, and the cheddar was deliciously stringy. The exterior was also perfectly crispy! The soup was very good ($5-6)! I loved it a lot, but my family's comments were that it became increasingly sour near the end. Indeed, it definitely needs to be served with some crackers to even out its tangy and tomato-y flavour. It was rich in ingredients, as I could feel the rough texture of ground-up celery, tomatoes, onions, etc. The service is impeccable - very kind, though slow. When we arrived, there was only one person on shift. Our waiter was very kind and patient, willing to explain each order and walk us through what's famous. When we asked about the soup, he gave us a small ramekin to sample and share. Moreover, halfway through the meal, he approached our table, apologized for not serving us water, and immediately brought some over. Because of the single-person shift, they also tended to be slow in clearing tables and in bringing our food over.

I had NM Signature Milk Tea and it's fairly inexpensive for an XL which is the same size as an XL…read morefrom Gong Cha but better. A little bit too many toppings in the milk tea in my opinion so there wasn't as much tea which was already on the weaker side in terms of milk teas. But each topping was delicious, from the boba to the pudding I think and the grass jelly.

So so good, best boba place I've been to by far! Great service, and a cute little spot.read more