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Starbucks - Mocha Cookie Frappuccino (grande $6.75) and a Cranberry Bliss Bar ($3.95) - Coffee & Tea Near Me - St. Catharines, Ontario

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Chuan C.

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2 years ago

This Starbucks location is in a standalone building and opened in 2021. I ordered a Mocha Cookie Frappuccino (grande $6.75) and a Cranberry Bliss Bar ($3.95). Both tasted good. I should have told them it was for dine-in so I could get a plate (better for photography!). The service was prompt and good. There is plenty of indoor seating and outdoor seating (during warm weather). There is loud modern upbeat music playing in the background. There is a dedicated staff member dealing with the drive-thru, and four other staff dealing with preparing drinks, etc. There is free WiFi. The cafe is wheelchair accessible. There are three gender-neutral washrooms, one of which is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. There are two high chairs for little children. Review 2024-250 read more

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Nat E.

11 months ago

I walked here with friends and it was amazing, the workers were very nice and helpful, the drinks and food items were great, clean bathrooms and everything was neat! I absolutely love this Starbucks location and come here every once in a while to enjoy some coffee with my friends and family read more

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295 Fourth Avenue
St. Catharines, ON L2S 0E7
Canada
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Starbucks opens at 5:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Starbucks opens at 6:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.

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Starbucks closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Starbucks closes at 9:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 5:30 AM - 10:00 PMSat-Sun 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM

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Fine Grind Cafe

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5.0

(7 reviews)

5.0 km

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Mr. Puffs

4.8

(6 reviews)

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Mahtay Café & Lounge

Good almond nog latte, ok double espresso and black coffee. What I really like is they have beers…read morefrom local microbreweries. One thing worthy to mention, they are using paper cups that are commercially compostable, well done!

Great food, coffee, and a nice vibe. I recommend the cheese scones!…read more Very good. All around.

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Beechwood Doughnuts

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We arrived on a Saturday morning before it opens and there was already a lineup. Their donuts are…read moresoo soft. My kiddo who always wants a sprinkle donut never finishes a whole one, but he did here! I would come back and try other flavors if I'm in the area again.

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Chocolates Etc

This chocolate confectionery is super well decorated in the middle of St Catharine. Service was…read morelovely. The coffee was nothing too special though, unfortunately. They probably have really amazing cafe mocha; however, it cannot be made on ice so I didn't get it

My boyfriend and I stopped by here on our way back from Niagara Falls and we had an amazing…read moreexperience. If you like cute little restaurants, have a sweet tooth, love gelato or have any dairy free friends this is the place for you. When you approach the restaurant you will notice all of the beautiful lights and you might think, "Wow! I want to check that out!" Then to my surprise, this amazing place I wanted to see was exactly where we were going. The ambiance is really cute and just like its out of a movie. The patio is great during the warm months and the interior is so cute with so much to look at to stimulate your sight. Inside the service is fantastic and they have a bunch of dairy free gelato flavours including a few dairy free chocolates. I ordered a small fairy free chocolate gelato with a dairy free chocolate mint chocolate on top. This was one of the best gelatos I have had all summer. My boyfriend ordered a whit chocolate raspberry gelato with a white chocolate on top (his wasn't dairy free) but it was heavenly. This is such a cute dessert shop, I highly recommend you make it a stop going to or heading back from the Niagara region.

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Rise Above

Great service. Great options…read more Great music. Great food. Seasoned well. Please fix that first bathroom toilet.

Adorable and peaceful ambiance. Amazing service with delicious food. The seitan and waffles were to…read moredie for. The maple glazed breakfast sandwich was incredible. Crispy breakfast potatoes and mouth watering mains. I loved the coffee and the latte. Will definitely be back!!

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Bathroom mural!

Seitan and Waffles with the maple glazed breakfast sandwich.

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Caffe Gatti

3.6

(8 reviews)

2.6 km

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If I could give this place 0 stars I WOULD!! The service…read morehere is ABSOLUTELY HORRENDOUS, DISRESPECTFUL and DISGUSTING. Today my friend and I were out for breakfast when an individual in need approached me asking for money for food. Instead I offered to buy them a coffee and a sandwich from the cafe. Before I was even able to enter the cafe, an employee stepped out and blocked the entrance. When I asked what he was doing, he said that the individual was not allowed to enter the cafe. Even though I was puzzled by this, I said that if she is not allowed in then I would like to come in since I will be purchasing the meals. The employee looked at me and said no and stated "if you care so much about people, why don't you just drive them home" this is absolutely the most DISGUSTING behaviour I have ever witnessed from an employee, AND who even says that...like how heartless and selfish can you be. I reiterated to the man that I'm not sure what his problem is with this individual, however I am a paying customer and I would like to buy the food. Once again he refused to let me in, and said that if we didn't leave he would be calling the cops. Additionally stating, "I can't let you buy food, because I'm scared you'll give it to her". Once again the service here is absolutely disgusting, and for an employee to speak to a paying customer that way, just because I was trying to buy an individual in need a meal, is truly horrific.

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Fat Rabbit

4.6

(13 reviews)

2.8 km

This is a fine dining steak restaurant without the table-clothed tables. Sizable steaks are grilled…read moreover charcoal. They also serve as a butcher shop. They have a Michelin-recommended designation. They also have house-made charcuterie. When you choose a cut of meat, they bring it over to you so you can choose one. They tell you the exact weight (typically 0.5 lb to 1.0 lb) and cost. All meats are cooked medium-rare unless otherwise specified. There are minor changes to menu weekly, and are major changes monthly. There is a chef's table: counter seating for 4 in front of the head chef, Chef Gareth. These counter seats costs a little more. You can see the chef plating the dishes. He is willing to let you photograph and video the plating. I've previously dined here on 2024-11-29 and 2025-06-15. This review is about my visit on 2026-05-30. My mom and I arrived for a late lunch at 14:15. The server told us a steak would take 30 mins because the restaurant is still full. My mom was hungry so we asked about a vegetable side and we were told 5 mins. We were willing to have the vegetable first and then wait for the steak. We ordered the following: 1. Grilled Asparagus ($25). 2. Denver Steak ($47.95 from $70/lb). The asparagus dish tasted good. It consists of asparagus beurre blanc, quanciale (salt-cured meat), and pickled ramps. I've never had ramps before, which are onion-like vegetables, also called wild garlic or wild leeks. The pickling made them the strongest taste on the dish. The Denver cut is one step above a Sirloin cut. I've never had it before so I wanted to try. The Denver is a highly marbled, budget-friendly cut from the animal's chuck (shoulder). This restaurant's Denver ($70/lb) actually more expensive than the Sirloin ($60/lb). It was perfectly grilled as medium-rare with a deep, rich, beefy flavour, and melts like butter. The steak was sliced into thick slices and highly charred on one side. The Denver is typically dense so try cutting it along the grain. You can actually see a few pieces of large salt pieces, so the steak was saltier than usual. I was glad I tried a Denver, and would have it again. As a butcher shop, you can buy various fresh cuts. There are fridges for take-home choices like pork ragu, guanciale, and prime steaks. There is plenty of indoor seating and some outdoor seating. There is very loud music playing in the background making it hard for conversations. There is no free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There are two gender-neutral washrooms, one of which is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in their private parking lot and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2026-098

Found this cute restaurant and visited on the way to see a concert in Niagara. The parking lot is…read morean odd shape that could only fit a max of what seemed like 6 cars in front of the restaurant. The servers were friendly, and informative - explaining that the entire animal is used and not wasted. My favourite was the squash which was a perfect mix of savory and sweet. The rest of the table liked the beef tongue and smoked pork chop with the mushrooms. Portions were good as all of this was shared amongst 5 people.

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Denver Steak ($47.95 from $70/lb)

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Grilled Asparagus ($25)

St Catharines Farmers Market

Cool local market. We came in the off season so there wasn't a ton of produce. Lots of premade, to…read morego ethnic food, coffee, baked goods, meats and cheeses. We sampled some delicious Mediterranean food as well as sausage and cheese and took some home. When we came everything was indoors and it wasn't huge but big enough to pick up a few things and eat lunch or breakfast. If you aren't local I'd suggest bringing cash because not everyone takes credit cards.

On the weekend, parking at attached lot is free, so that was a positive…read more Farmer's Market is indoors and is quite small. I was in/out in 5mins! There's a mix of produce, food, & other vendors, but it is SUPER small and quite pricey. (Personally, I don't think it's worth paying for parking if you hafta visit.) I'd go without any expectations. Cannot really compare to larger Market's like St Jacob's or Kitchener.

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Good tasting poutine. Sausage is good and decent selection of side toppings on table. Address 459…read moreWelland Avenue, St Catharines, ON L2M 5V2, Canada. Right side of Canadian Tire.

Love the fries!! Was recently visiting NOTL and my friends insisted on going here every day on…read moretheir holidays.

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Nolaa's Bakehouse & Cafe

4.3

(6 reviews)

3.5 km

So happy we found Nolaa's on a recent trip to Niagara Falls from Cleveland. Our daughter is a 10…read moreyear old Celiac kid and we LOVE finding places that are completely safe for her to eat. From the second we pulled up and saw the two pups in the side yard to the immediate welcoming as we walked in by the staff, we felt like we were at home, but in a restaurant. Food was amazing, staff was amazing, dogs were amazing! We will be back.

This restaurant and bakery focuses on food that are sugar-free, gluten-free, and dairy-free. I…read morebelieve it is the only restaurant like it in St. Catharines. It is located inside an old old with plenty of parking in the back. Use the front entrance for the restaurant and the back entrance for the bakery. Being inside a house, there are home-type decorations, including a coach, living room table, paintings, etc. There is indoor seating in 3 areas and outdoor seating on the front porch. Outside the house is a dog-friendly fenced area, with artificial turf and water bowls. The owner and operator has owned several locations in the past. This location had its grand opening on 2024-09-07. The customer service is good. All food and bakery items are made in-house, literally!! I ordered a box of 6 bakery items. They cost $5.99 each or 6 for $30. I chose the following: Canolli, Carmalita, Vegan Millionaire, Keto Krack x 2, Pecan Pie Bar. So far I've tried the Canolli and Keto Krack. They were both good. Can't wait to try the others. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is not wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the private parking lot. Review 2024-238

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