Solid restaurant in Lakefield. We came here for a Sunday brunch and ate on the back patio…read more Comfortable spot with very nice ambience. The food was all great. Great steak sandwich with a soup. Service was also very friendly. We'll be back!

went here for New Year's Eve... horrible. I was shocked that frozen vegetables, half filled glasses…read moreof alcohol, and store bought hors d'oeuvres cost $250 for two people.... do not fall for the new years "special menu," it's still regular bar food. Most overpriced lawblaws food I've ever had. Very disappointed.

This is my second time dining here and it's still great! Everything we ordered was good, especially…read morethe malfadine pasta which was my favourite. The mussels were perfectly cooked and the sauce was delicious! The pizza was also a contender for the favourite, the dough is so good, there's a satisfying crunch to it and just amazing when you add some chilli flakes. We dined in the covered patio this time and it was nice to feel a little breeze come through by my legs. The inside where we dined last time was also really cozy. The grocery area closes at six on Sundays so we didn't get to peruse the aisles this time but some good finds there too! Service was also great, our server was attentive and nice.

Very nice selection of food. Service rushed. Pizza a bit too salty. Nice atmosphere. Pricey.read more

Absolutely delicious! I got a 2 egg, toast, seasoned hash browns, bacon and coffee for $12. What a…read moredeal!

I made a stop in Peterborough on my way home from Montreal a few weeks ago. I had dinner with a…read moredear friend at The Food Forrest. We like to have dessert and chat some more somewhere else. It is becoming a ritual. She suggested going to Silver Bean Cafe, which is next to Millenium Park. I was game. She said either we could walk over there or drive. I went with the latter, as it was a hot day. I drove us in my rental car over to the cafe. Parking is limited steps away from the cafe. I backed into a spot and we walked over. Thankfully, it wasn't all that busy on a Thursday evening. The way ordering goes is that you go into the cafe to place your order. You then sit outside on the patio with an animal marker and your order come to you. Yay! My friend got a vegan chocolate walnut cookie and an iced coffee. I got a large strawberry lemonade. I saw the person at the counter give a penguin marker to place on his table. I would have loved that one! Instead, we got a dinosaur marker, which made both of us smile. We frankly had way too much fun playing with it on the patio while we waited for our order. A nice man came over several minutes later with our order. The vegan chocolate walnut cookie was massive! I got to have some of it. It was delicious and chocolaty. I am pleased that there are vegan options at this cafe. My large strawberry lemonade was gigantic. It tasted so good. It wasn't insanely sweet. It was perfect, with the sweet strawberry taste meshing nicely with the tart lemon. I loved it. The patio is lovely. We spent a good couple of hours chatting away. You get a lovely view of the Otonabee River in the heart of downtown Peterborough. It's beautiful and the breeze was much needed! I would come back here for more desserts and sips. There was also an ice cream stand. Perhaps I will give it a try the next time I am here. (329)

Again, was not disappointed! Stopped by for lunch with a friend. Ordered the same chicken club on…read moreGF bread since it was so good last time. This time I also tried a salad on the side that was like a vinaigrette slaw made from mainly cauliflower - it was delicious and flavourful. My friend got the pulled pork sandwich with potato salad and said it was excellent! We were able to eat outside which was so nice. We both agreed, we'll be back next time we're in the neighbour.

Cottage Cravings only recently came to Bala after a fire at their original Gravenhurst location…read more last year left them looking for a new space. But I'm so glad they landed in our tiny, sleepy town: CC is about as close as it gets to a one-stop shop here. There aren't a lot of places where you can grab a coffee and sandwich, pick up cheese and charcuterie to take home, or grab wall art or dish towels for the cottage. I appreciate that the products here are so thoughtfully selected as well. Cottage decor can teeter on kitschy, but the selection at CC -- technicolor enameled outdoor dining sets, lake-themed hooked rugs, craftsman birdhouses -- is tasteful as well as fun. Popsicle makers and painted martini glasses give ideas. Food from local vendors means you don't have to wait for next week's farmers market to pick up those jams or condiments. And a bounty of healthful dining options from veggie paninis to fresh soups make a quick, delicious lunch. CC definitely makes a great addition to our little hamlet.

Good food. Service was good. Excellent server. Kitchen backed up so we were impatient as we had a…read moreconcert to go to. They did their best to accommodate us Next time we will not make post dinner arrangements and enjoy our dinner even more

Away from the city centre area, but if you have a car, not an issue. A small place with the homely…read morefeel to it. They do serve meat dishes as well, but are Vegan and Vegetarian friendly. The two ladies are knowledgeable and can tell you what is vegan what is not. Had Coconut and Lentil with Vegetables Soup with Toast and a Spicy Rice and Veggie Wrap with the same soup. Saw a morning glory muffin which was Vegan and gluten free and somehow I heard it calling me. The muffin was delicious. With greens, carrots and coconut was amazing. The best part it had very little sugar. Only if I had it warmed. The soup and wrap came quickly after. The soup had almost entire lentils which we assumed would be under cooked. We were wrong. The lentils cooked to perfection. The coconut milk creamy. A bit under seasoned for the Mrs, but I didn't mind. I did want some spice though. Added some black pepper but didn't do anything. The wrap with lots of salad greens and rice. Carrots and veggies. The rice and tortilla was warm. The service was good as well. The place has a small area for buying some nut milk and other stuff. There is also a shelf full of books for customers sit and enjoy.

A small "hippie"cafe with excellent, flavourful food. Delicious daily soups, a variety of tasty…read moreand unusual salads, and a chalkboard list of creative sandwich selections. I am GF, so have not tried the sandwiches, but they sound amazing. Salads are displayed in a small covered counter so you can peruse your selections. Order one or a plate of two or three. They are all great. They have just added an adjacent space with a coffee shop/library feel to it to essentially triple the "eat-in" area. Not an easy location to find parking, especially at lunch, but well worth the hassle.

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Cafe De Flore is conveniently located near Royal York Subway Stop on Bloor Street W. They have a…read moregood size space and seats and tables. People can relax and talk to friends over a cup of coffee and sandwich. They have good macarons. Prices are reasonable. Inside is a classic look and timeless cafe.

Visited this cafe with my friend recently to grab some breakfast and catch up. It was extremely…read morebusy and we were barely able to secure a table. We got a mocha, latte, pistachio croissant and chocolate pistachio croissant. The cafe had several wonderful pastry options. The interior was beautiful and the chairs made it feel like you were transported to Europe. Two drinks and pastries ended up being $25 so a little on the pricier side but normal for Toronto. The only thing I didn't love was the fact that my latte was not hot at all and I was disappointed there wasn't latte art on either drinks. Other than that this place will definitely be worth revisiting

I was in the area for the Oshawa Peony Festival and found out about this cute little cafe while…read moreperusing TikTok for food recommendations. Lots of street parking around here. When we walked in we were amazed by the beautiful decor - like a old-fashioned library with cherry blossoms everywhere. We ordered the following to try: - Strawberry Matcha: This was a very steep price but you will quickly realize why it's worth it. It's high grade ceremonial matcha on a layer of strawberry milk and topped with strawberry cream foam. A very large glass at that - an amazing drink! 10/10 - Spanish Latte: I got the 16 oz version which is a huge glass! Cute latte art and the coffee was very strong. 9/10 - Capri Pesto Toast: Yum. Mozzarella, tomatoes, pesto, and a drizzle of balsamic glaze. All the toasts are cut in half which makes it easy to share which I thought was a nice touch. 9/10 - Pear Brulee Toast: Delicious and I think I'm going to try a version of this at home. Sliced pear with torched sugar toppings, on brie cheese. An amazing pairing of fruit with cheese. Loved this so much. I was debating this vs the honey comb brie toast and I think I made the right decision to choose this. 10/10 Service overall is slow - be warned (they have a sign). I'd put this at 5 star review otherwise; while there was indeed a lot of care put into all the drinks and food I've found they were easily distracted too. Otherwise this is a great cafe that really takes pride in their drinks and food! I would love to come back to try their other pastries next time.

Great service, food and ambiance, went on a Wednesday morning and despite the busy traffic and…read moreworking by themselves the worker was kind and friendly! So happy to see such a well curated cafe in Durham will be coming again. Especially loved the cute tulip drink, hope they do more of these!

Came across this cute cafe as we were driving back from a cottage and I really needed a coffee. It…read moreis a cute little cafe with some seating both in and outside, and they offer a variety of pastries, macaroons, tarts, and of course coffee. They do have a small variety of vegan and gluten-free items, and their coffee was really good! we tried the brewed coffee as well as a latte which she offered to put cinnamon on, and I ordered a modified babyccino (small amount of steamed milk, whipped cream and sprinkles) for my dog (whipped cream only) which she was happy to do! They seem to also have some sort of food menu as I did see some people eating sandwiches but I didn't see it out front. Overall, would recommend!!