Can't evaluate the food, but the service was excellent, and the ambiance was cute in the little…read moretown of Killaloe. Tried the dark roast coffee and the latte. The latte was very good and tasty, as for the dark roast, it seemed watered down. A little disappointed for me. But you made my wife happy with the latte.

Cute addition to the village, with everything you'd expect from a local cafe. Can get simple egg…read moresandwiches/breakfasts as well as some baked goods. There is limited outdoor seating (2 small tables) but there is a lovely park across the street if you are looking to enjoy your coffee outdoors.

Super cute spot with a nice variety of local products and souvenirs. Also a nice opportunity to…read moregrab a healthier meal instead of fast food along the 60. I had a nice sweet potato and goat cheese salad with a butter tart, both very tasty!

Ambiance is cozy. Lots of unique items to look at and gift yourself or others. Food is good, too.read more

My hubby and I tried Engine House's iced cap at the Carp Farmer's Market and thought that it was…read morepretty good. It had a nice smooth flavour and it was refreshing to sip on while we wandered the market. We thought it was a bit odd that it didn't come with a lid, but maybe they ran out. We're picky about our coffee, so it means something when we say that we would get this drink again from them or try one of their hot coffees in the future.

Truly amazing couple that make outstanding coffee. They are a true treasure to the Bonnechere…read moreValley, there's always something special about what they do and what they do for a community. The coffee is made with love and it shows.

OK so you want poutine? Yes! STOP here. Go here. Love it. Best poutine we know and we are coming…read moreall the way from California to get some.

The BEST french fries EVER!!!!!! A must stop in Cobden…read more They also offer burgers, hot dogs, pogos etc. Made to order. Bring cash.

Favourite stop along the highway 17 for fries. Not detours required, right on the highway. Love the…read morefries. Closes for season on Thanksgiving Monday.

I am originally a great fan of a good donair, living in Halifax for many years. Flavours are…read moresimilar, though could be more refined. I ordered the 1 pound donair loaded with onions, tomatoes and cheese. I wouldn't have complained about this normally, although in this case there were several factors which gave me room to start the Yelp journey. A. Given the price it was fair if it was what I received. As shown in the accompanying photos it indicates the actual donair weight without the pita (which missed the mark) was only a half pound, there was a definite lack of onions and tomatoes further illuminating the lack of sauce on the donair which actually had no cheese which I had to pay an up-charge for. B. This is not the first time this has happened and as such my sympathy for the business (although popular) is lacking due to a lack of effort by whoever was cooking. (Of note, it is Father's Day and it was very busy, though I would have preferred the proper food vs something quickly pushed to the side with lower quality.) Of note, it's a great place, though there is definite room for improvement before I can in good conscience say the food matches the ambiance. Hopefully these hiccup's can be avoided in future through better commitment to quality control. (I would have dealt with this there although I grabbed it on the way out of town and couldn't address it)

Great little family owned business selling east coast grub with a smile. If you're looking for a…read moregreat Nova Scotia donair and a caramel log for dessert then you should drop in.