The tarts may not look all glamorous but the flavor is 5 stars! I tried them all and the crust was…read moreperfect and I judge a lot of pie crusts. The filling was so good. It reminds me of a pecan pie filling texture wise. It's just darn good and we stored them in the fridge and they were still fresh tasting 3 days later. Don't judge them by appearance. There's off street parking and lots of room to sit inside and have a coffee drink while enjoying a scrumptious tart.

I remember my last visit here. It was crowded, and there were many options. Just last week, I was…read morenearby and thought of this place. When I entered, it felt completely different. The place was nearly empty, and the atmosphere was not what it once was. I really hope they can bring back the old energy.

A tasty chai latte and a very tasty brownie like item - a Blondie. Great ambiance - small…read moreinteresting cafe.

Wife had a grilled Turkey sandwich..I had grilled roast beef sandwich with garlic aioli.Delicious!!read more

Delicious coffee, ice cream and treats served by the nicest people you'll ever meet? Yes please!…read more As a coffee lover, I longed for a delicious cafe on the island that isn't a national chain (why is Starbucks even here?). Anyway, skip the same-old same-old and visit Good Day for a good food and great coffee!

So expensive! The waffles are tiny and completely not worth the price. The smoothies were just…read moreokay, nothing special. Overall, the portions are small for what you pay, and the value simply isn't there. Welcome to the island.

This small cafe was clean, convenient, fast, AND delicious! The service was smooth: order, wait…read morewhile perusing the beautiful gift shop, and get a full belly. Left completely satisfied and ready for more sight-seeing. 10/10 would recommend!

Great stop for a sandwich- which were huge! Gluten free wrap was available (for $2) and only…read moreavailable for the make your own, but was very happy with the option! A variety of baked goods were there and looked delicious. WiFi was available. Some seating inside, but more was available outside near the food truck (which was closed Wednesday and Thursday). It was clean and the gentleman working was very friendly.

Cool place, wait staff was really nice. The guy that gave our cappuccino could have been…read morefriendlier, also there was a big difference in the amount of cappuccino between my our 2 drinks. Make your own salad was fun too!!

From the owner: Q Cafe & Bakery is a family business dedicated to making all of our customers in Sault Ste. Marie…read morefeel like part of our family. Enjoy our home-like atmosphere with a cup of our delicious coffee. Or try something from our breakfast and lunch menu, along with one of our yummy desserts. You can order whole cakes, dozens of muffins, cookies, squares, dessert trays, sandwich trays and many other tasty items. Check out our variety of wraps, sandwiches and salads made fresh daily and ready to go. We also offer takeout dinner for two, with pasta and meatballs available any day of the week. Coffee beans and espresso beans are roasted fresh weekly and ground especially for you.

I walked the two block area that this store was in twice and could not find the shop. It appears…read moreto now be a cafe/bake shop with a different name "Home". The treats smelled amazing but I was looking for yarn and other crafters. Perhaps an update to the listing is needed to clarify if this business has moved, closed or changed their name and focus. Also this area of the downtown has gotten quite run down since I last visited, 2 or 3 years ago. I would think twice about being here alone late in the day.

This little Canadian shop is an amazing gem in a pretty needlework-starved area at the border of…read morethe Sault Ste. Maries of both Ontario and Michigan. Decor is warm and inviting; a sofa, some chairs, and a long work table are in the front of the shop. Various types and weights of yarn are stocked throughout Shabby Motley. There are name brands mixed in with local yarns that are either spun, dyed, and/or woven in Ontario. And did I mention the coffee? YAY!!! What better than sipping an iced latte' from a small mason jar while deciding between Amethyst Merino or a handspun Merino/Silk/Coridale - so I bought both! I cannot figure out why the shop is listed in the Art category - there is beautiful stuff, but it includes yarn, embroidery, needle felting, weaving, needlework supplies, buttons, and did I mention the coffee and treats?