We popped in on the way home as I love butter tarts and saw MANY amazing reviews on their famous…read moretarts! The shop is quaint and small with a few freshly baked items behind a counter along with some prepared frozen foods, jams, etc. I grabbed a few tarts and a bear claw- honest review the tarts were good- but I do prefer mine with some nuts in them! The bear claw was delicious though. The tarts were very buttery- they seeped though the box on the hour plus ride home...

The Little Tub Bakery was located across the street from the B&B where I was staying, so I was…read moreexcited to visit in the morning before going out on a day hike. Unfortunately, they were closed for most of my stay in the area and I could only visit on my last day. I picked up a box of 6 of their butter tarts, half original and half raisin. To be honest, I couldn't tell the difference between the two. I was a little disappointed with the butter tarts when I picked them up. Some looked burnt and they were all cold. I picked up the box of butter tarts at 10am, so it was just an hour after the bakery opened. I was disappointed when I bit into the first tart. The filling was extremely sticky and congealed and stuck to the roof of my mouth. It wasn't the gooey soft filling that I was expecting.

Came here to chill for a bit after doing the flowerpot island tour…read more I got myself some iced capp since we don't really have a proper version of this back in California so I figured I'll drink as much as I can while I was in Canada. Lol. Staff are friendly and attentive. The food and drinks are kinda on the pricey side.. But I guess it's be a ause its located at a tourist spot? I dont know. They have a rest room for customers and it was clean so that was a plus! There weren't much people when we came there because it was on a weekday and summer hasn't officially started yet but I could tell that this place could get packed during peak season! They have a couple of tables and chairs inside the store and a few more outside the patio. The store itself is a little small. I didn't get to try their sandwiches or pastries but my brother did try their sandwiche and he said it was aight.

The food was ok, service fast but staff wasn't overly friendly, but the main drawback is the price…read morefor what you get! One friend tried the breakfast sandwich (pictured) and paid $8 for it, which is outrageous for the size and underwhelming quality. I myself had the veggie wrap ($17!!????!?!?!) and received a wrap clearly under 10 inches which was dry due to lack of sauce. Disappointing

Good food, nice views of the harbour, average service…read more We had Fish & chips and Shrimp & fries. Both were good. The Fish was well deep fried, not oily, fresh. Point to note: they only take cash

One of the best fish and chips we have eaten! Breaded outside and very different than your usual…read morebatter fish and chips. Crispy outside made with something like breadcrumbs. Has a fresh fishy smell as well. We ordered a regular fish and chips and then fish and salad. Non descript place that looks not even like a restaurant on the outside. We were recommended to try the white fish out here from talking to another couple who visited the area a few times. Glad we did! We sat outside for some sun on the picnic benches and ate slightly later around 3 PM. It's cash only but luckily we had some on us and just waited a bit for our order. For a tourist destination, reasonable pricing. Marketing could use a bit of work outside since it simply said that they were "amazing" on a sign. I'm surprised with all the bad reviews, maybe some of them are fake. Very strange.

Ordered the fish and chips and the ratio between batter and fish was really good! Fries were decent…read moreas well as the tartar sauce! Opted to sit out in the patio as I went during the Labour Day weekend! Had a great view while eating our lunch! The server was friendly but had to flag down another server when we needed the bill at the end, since they were serving customers inside.

Really good food! Hummus and baklava were amazing. Drinks were yummy and specials were a great dealread more

Fresh and quality made sandwiches right in Mindemoya. The…read morebest part? Yummy all day breakfast sandwiches, freshly made to order Dynamite soups as well. Only open to Till 4pm though Highly recommended!

Friendly and clean! We stopped here because it was the only place open (mid September) and we were…read moresearching for breakfast before a hike. They had a variety of breakfast sandwiches on a bagel or biscuit, which was perfect. Two bacon-eggers-with cheese and two large hot coffees cost us just over $11 and filled us up nicely. The whiteboard menu says they even have a gluten free option available, which is great news if "soup & sandwich" scares you off.

Excellent service and fantastic food. They bake a number of different types of bread daily, and…read moretheir challah was divine.

Great little spot! I'm just slightly obsessed with Rueben sandwiches and have tried them everywhere…read moreI go. I really think this is the best one ever! Really tasty corned beef, a generous amount of sauerkraut, on sourdough that was baked here today... Definitely 5 stars

Ambiance: This is a surprisingly large restaurant with a decently extensive menu, as someone else…read morementioned they have bubble tea and candies as well. The staff are very friendly and food comes out reasonably quick. Food: We got the cochinita pibil, birria, and chicken tacos and actually found them all flavorful. The meats were tender, juicy, and stewed in savory juice which drips from the tacos. The tortillas were fresh and pliable. My only gripe was that they were a smidge small and I easily could have gone for a 4th. The Cubano sandwich is not authentic and really is a pulled pork sandwich with a cubano riff. It did have ham and cheese but they used a sweet ham and regular sandwich bread instead of a true cuban loaf. Despite not being authentic, it was still tasty. Overall this place is fine if you're craving a Mexican meal. The prices were steep at $21 for three street tacos and $18 for a Cubano but most things in Tobermory are tourist-priced like this. Worth a try but just set your expectations accordingly.

We came here for lunch while visiting the Tobermory area. Plenty of parking spaces. Music is not at…read moreall loud like other Mexican places (maybe cuz we visited during lunch time). Came here with a baby who enjoyed fresh guacamole with us. They have plenty of vegetarian options. We ordered aloo masala tacos, aloo masala burrito bowls, chicken burrito bowl, jarritos, guacamole and chips. Everything was fresh and tasty. The place is clean and the bathrooms are clean as well. We all enjoyed it and recommend it to all our friends and family whenever they are in this area.

Nice little corner restaurant... fresh locally baked bread, in-house roasted meats, crisp vegetable…read moretoppings. Build your own sandwich or choose a signature one. Daytuna, Canadian Club and Chicken Parmigiana got a thumbs up from my family. Fresh cut fries and friendly service rounded out a great experience. Pass up the restaurant chains. It's worth a stop!

We just had a super lunch at this little corner spot! Everything made fresh after you place your…read moreorder. The young man taking orders was pleasant and friendly. The man making the food seemed a little frazzled but the food was great. I had the CBLT and my husband had the Little Red Corvette. The garage mayo has a little zip to it so if you don't like heat ask them to go 'light' on the mayo. Will definitely return.

Quaint bakery with seating area for dine in service. Unique and diverse bakery options with…read morehomemade breads. Food was served quickly. The apple fritter was phenomenal!

Offered tap water as we are out of ice today Food was…read moremediocre at best, ordered fish & chips.. limp fries, 2 T coleslaw in a paper catsup cup. The place looks really tired and could use a good cleaning. Won't be going back!!

Like some others have mentioned, things are over-priced here but I've found this to be the case in…read moremost of the establishments in this area. Looking past the tourist-pricing, the coffee itself is decent here. My cappuccino had a nice dark roast with chocolately notes, a medium body, with foam that was serviceable although could've been tighter. The ice latte was the better drink and had a hint of cinnamon to make things interesting, double shot definitely recommended to give it a stronger coffee flavor though. We also got a breakfast sandwich which had a decent amount of egg, two slices of bacon, and served with a croissant bun which actually tasted good minus the microwaved texture. Overall, this place isn't bad although it isn't great either. They do have a nice dog-friendly patio and the music is not obtrusive so it's really easy to have a conversation here. I'd say look at their menu online and decide if the prices are reasonable to you. Grabbing a quick drink won't be too bad but adding food and snacks will probably quickly add up quickly.

We went to Tobermory coffee before our cruise to Flower Pot Island. This was one of the few places…read morethat opened up early to cater to early morning customers. The place was packed with long stretched lines. Please be aware of that if you plan on grabbing breakfast here before your excursion for the day. Even with the long line, the food and coffee was awesome. We grabbed to-go coffees, spinach croissants, breakfast croissants and everything was amazing. I wish we had enough time to eat here peacefully but we were already late so had to rush. Overall, a great place for coffee and breakfast.