While walking around quaint Niagara on the a lake, we stopped for some dessert. We had a few…read moretoffee cookies and a cherry tart. The cherry tart had a nice balanced cherry flavor. It was not too sweet or tart. The cream was a perfect pairing in the tart. The toffee cookies, were okay.. a little too,soft for our liking and you couldn't really taste the toffee bits. The shop has some nice things, worth a stop. The young lady behind the counter was nice, but seemed uninterested in answering questions. A little surprising given the quaintness of the shop. Worth a stop for something sweet! The baked good smell alone is worth it!

Awesome bakery with lots of home made goodies and coffee and tea. We stopped while we were…read morestrolling the area for a cup of hot coffee on a cold day. The ladies working here were kind and patient and made sure that I could safely consume their alternative milk products. The coffee came out hot and fresh. We didn't fret baked goods this time but we will make sure to get some next time we visit.

Good, balanced coffee that wasn't overly acidic. The ice cream float had great creaminess from the…read moremilk and was not too sweet. The olive ciabatta had a nice slight saltiness from the olives. The flavor was subtle and not overpowering. The tofu sandwich was great with the crisp and acidity from the veggies. The pulled pork sandwich was so flavorful. I think it could've used the crisp of veggies in it.

Cute minimalistic bakery with South Korean influenced pastries and a decent selection of…read morecoffee/espresso beverages and smoothies. My friend and I went on a morning walk and stopped by Soko for a quick coffee fix and snack. The lattes we got came out steaming hot - just the way I like it! I also tried the red bean bun, which was perfect balance of textures and sweet-savory flavor. I liked that it wasn't too sweet and let the red bean shine. My friend tried the egg tart and butter tart, which were so flaky and perfectly baked. The space has some table seating inside for people to do some work, reading, or just hang out. The woman managing the front was so sweet and personable. Overall great spot for the local neighborhood!

I'm a fan of Tim's coffee. The shop is clean, bright and fresh with a wide variety of treats to go…read morealong with the java. It was hot day so we went with the iced coffee, which hit the spot during the dog days of late July. Service was friendly and quick. Whenever I pass by a Tim Horton's I always say YES we should stop in.

This Tim Hortons does not know that good customer service is what makes a business work. I have…read moregone to this Tim Hortons several times and each time they are rude and seem like they ware want to close down the store at exactly 9 pm rather than service their guests. I arrived at this Tim Hortons on Thursday, August 28 at 8:30 pm. I went through the drive through. I asked if they had any soup and what kind of soup. They responded by saying they had no soup. I then asked for chili and their response was no we don't have chilli. I then asked what do you have and they responded that they do not have any food the food is closed only drinks. I told them that it is only 8:30 pm and their sign says they close at 9 pm so why would they not have any food. They just said there is no food. I then left and went to the subway across the street which was open. While I was ordering my sub, the young man serving me asked how my day was. So sweet. I said that it was good but I was a little frustrated with Tim Hortons as I had gone there at 8:30 pm and they told me there is no food. He checked and said that he had a customer come in around 8:00 pm and tel him the same thing. Lol! I said "well their shortfall is your success young man!" He agreed. Tim Horton standards have really gone down hill and this one takes the icing on the cake!!

Food: They have a decent selection of coffees and teas they make there- their lattes and drinks can…read morerun on the sweet side but are good. Their tea selection is very broad, and they have testers to look and smell the tea and coffee beans. Rooibos (not very common in many stores) and many, many other more common varieties like green, black and white &also many blends! service: very friendly and knowledgeable

Bought a bag of the Chocolate Cinnamon Pecan coffee beans and had them ground it in store. This is…read moresupposed to taste like "milk chocolate, sweet cinnamon & toasted pecans". This coffee tastes nothing like described. It smells odd and tastes even stranger. These beans definitely do not have any pecan or chocolate flavours. The coffee tastes like regular coffee brewed with celery. Rather unpleasant. Total waste of money. I won't be purchasing any more flavoured coffee from Victoria's.

This is a must stop for anyone visiting Niagara on the Lake AND/OR donut lovers…read more Gorgeous signage. Kind employees. And most importantly, incredible donuts. They have the "Worlds Smallest Apple Fritter". It aint that small, babe. And it should come with a wet nap for all the caramel its smothered in. The Homie was one of my favorite donuts of all time. I could actually taste the berry flavor in the frosting. Perfect doughy interior with a ton of sprinkles for crunch. The themed donut was The Trump which had frosting that made up his hair. I couldn't stomach it 'insert comedic drum sound'

TRULY THE BEST APPLE FRITTER DONUT IN MY LIFE…read more I've tried quite the number of fritters from many many places. And this freshly made gigantic apple fritter here is an absolute BEAST...from the gooey warm glaze, fresh apple chunks, super crunchy exterior with a soft pull apart interior. Definitely a must-try!! On top of that we tried their Sour cream glaze donut. It's a cake donut, it was good but I'd be more interested in trying the other yeasted donuts next time! They also have freshly made Montreal-style bagels that I was eyeing. The man in the front till and the lady in the back cranking out the donuts are also great to banter with. AND THE DECOR/SETUP IS SO FUN TOO!

Locally owned, quiet, simple coffee shop. It is decorated with movie memorabilia. It's also one of…read morethe only places open in Youngstown on a Monday morning. When I visited, it looked like there was a table of regulars enjoying their morning coffee. A friend of mine recommended their London fog (also called the Gandolf), so that is what I ordered. In addition to coffee and tea, they had some baked goods, candy and novelty ice creams. My London fog was really yummy. It tasted like the vanilla was steeped right into the milk giving it a kind of marshmallowy flavor; different than other London figs I've had and much enjoyed. The gentleman who waited on me, who I believe was the owner, was friendly and welcoming. In addition to indoor searing, there is also outdoor seating on their porch.

Coffee was great and service was personable! There was a group of men sitting outside talking and…read moreit was just so small town, made us smile.

Great homemade soups, sandwiches, quiche, Spanokapita, salads, muffins, etc. good ambiance and…read moreoutside sitting area.

A sweet surprise in the Niagara on the Lake public library! Menu is complete with handmade pies and…read moreother desserts, sandwiches, coffee and tea drinks, and so much more. Reasonable prices! Part of the community centre, where I noticed groups of women playing Mah jong, kids playing in a children's corner, and a pocket library (take one leave one) in the hallway near the centre. I look forward to my next visit!