Great selection of fresh pastries and lots of other products. Friendly staff and a nice, open…read morelayout of the restaurant and store. Definitely worth a visit.

Visited the town of Renfrew and found this nice bistro with a simple but very unique menu We took…read morethe gaspacho soupe with a smoke meat sandwich. Price are very good and the taste was splendid. Attached to the Bistro is the bakery with a nice little country house shop. Definitely recommend this place.

Go there every week. Real food. Gourmet mindset you just won't find anywhere else. Always trying to…read morepush their skills. Sourdough is premium and full of nutrient rich flour. Croissants unlike anything in Ottawa. In-house bacon. Brit expats will love their pasties and rashers of unsmoked bacon. They also smoke their own North American style bacon. Products are local. If you are a farm to table fan, these folks are the real deal. They make everything. Watch FB on Wednesday for their menu and order then for the next time you are in town. Watch for their special sandwiches and pop up gourmet experiences like their smokeyard/ BBQ. FOCACCIA on Friday.

Amazing baked goods including fresh bread, frozen take home meals that are all made fresh on the…read morepremises

Sweet and Sassy Co made and donated an amazing cake to a local class in Arnprior to capture the…read moreprojects they did to help the community. This shows their wonderful altruistic spirit. It is a gorgeous cake: https://whoisnobody.dream.press/who-is-nobody-cake/ Their ability to make personalized cakes is out of this world.

Other reviewers are right, owner is very unpleasant to be around and the baking is at best only…read more"just okay". Don't believe the hype, many items looked a week old. Their bread dough is more overworked than "Sour Jo" claims to be. Apparently she is the only person who has ever had to work hard for a living and is so tired that she doesn't have enough energy to be polite to her customers. The whole place is a big Nah!!

Stopped here to grab lunch while waiting for a minor hockey game to start. Glad we found this gem!…read moreThey should charge admission to enter the store just to smell the cinnamon buns baking. Not kidding. The bread is outstanding. They have all kinds of baked goods. My girlfriend and I ordered grilled cheese sandwiches which were amazing. Best I've ever had. They also serve great coffee. Friendly service as well. Next time I go to Algonquin Park, I'm going to swing by here for a snack and coffee. So, so good.

Great lunch time sandwiches and cookies . Fresh bread and buns are great . Highly recommended.read more

Food, service and convenience. I'm in usually once a week for bread and sandwiches for lunch…read more Love the curried chicken sandwich. It's a small place but homey. Prices comparable

I have waited to try this gem out for a long time and we finally made it out to Richmond on Sunday…read more The Richmond Village Bakeshop is only open Thursday to Sunday as they use the other days to buy ingredients and prep for the most delightful experience you're going to have. First off, the cafe / bakery is located in the quaint and cosy town of Richmond in Ottawa inside a historic hospital that has been converted to the bakeshop and owners home. As you enter, you're greeted by the most kind staff who make you feel welcome right away (bonus is that they are very kid friendly as well) We ordered the brunch special which was a raisin French toast, home fried, bacon and sausage along with tea and a butter tart. While the food here shares names with things you think you may see elsewhere, there is no comparison. It's next level. They baked the bread for the French toast in house and everything is meticulously prepared with real attention to detail. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed while the food quality is that of a fancy restaurant. On the way out, the owner gave out son a baked apple fritter that was so delicious. I give this place 5 solid stars for service, food and atmosphere! My only regret is not taking more photos - I will try to get some on my next visit which I assure you, there will be plenty of. Side note: we got a loaf of cheese bread on the way out and it was soooooooo good!

From the owner: Creating breads, pastries and so much more in one of the most beautiful heritage houses in…read moreRichmond! Also offering daily soups, sandwich specials plus take home meals and Sunday brunch. Sit and enjoy a specialty coffee or a glass of wine in this breathtaking home over 130 years old.

Hands down the best butter croissant I have ever had. It was hand rolled. The outside few circular…read morelayers self-distructed the second I bited into it. The croisssant was definitely baked in the middle of the evening or in the early morning, There was no mistaken that there was a lot of butter. It smelled like butter. Pipolinka does not have the best coffee of the street (Bluebarn takes the honour), but it sure has the best croissants.

Lovely delicious bakery. It's behind the Hibou and has its own parking area back there. The smell…read moreas you walk in is intoxicating. And the variety is perfect. Not too much that you can't decide but enough to keep you coming back to try new things. I still need to try the Viking bread but I had some of the Gluten Free treats. Sweet and savory and they did not disappoint. The boys had some pizza rolls that were phenomenal. And we got some bread to go. Just perfect. Highly recommend trying this place out.

Everytime I go to Tim's in Renfrew for a coffee, I order a XL. And everytime they never fill the…read morecup up. It is an inch and a half from the top. I hand it back every time and tell them to fill it up. I am paying for an Xl and I am only get a large in volume. The coffee is getting expensive and I would at least like to get what I paid for.

How do you burn coffee?…read more I live in the area and this is were my wife preferred to get her coffee from if we had to go out of town. They burn it at least half the time. If you're looking for coffee, go to McDicks instead.

Bob's Cinnamon Buns were the best we've ever had. Everyone at our Mother's Day Feast were…read moreexclaiming about them being just the right size, not too sweet, not too sticky and absolutely delicious! Worth every cent! Sandra Schappert

I love Baker Bob (or Bob the Baker as I tend to call it - too many episodes of Bob the Builder…read morewatched in my house I guess.) They have a great multi-grain loaf. You can buy it whole, or they can slice it for you if you prefer it that way. Great for sandwiches or just eating as a slab slathered in butter and nice aged cheddar. Can you tell I love this bread? I always make a point of stopping in here when in Almonte to get this loaf. They also have a nice pastry section which has a constant stream of people picking things up. And a great candy selection too, which some items you don't see around too often. With a small seating area it's a nice stop for a coffee. Décor is functional and the place is clean. They serve sandwiches as well, but I've not tried them, so no comment on that. This is a great local business in Almonte. Would I return: Yes Would I recommend: Yes. Even if all you want is a loaf of bread, it is worth a stop.

We loved this charming coffee house - it's down close to the water and was very busy! Lots of…read morechoices for treats, and all looked delicious. If I could, I'd have ordered on of each! Coffee was great (as was my (one!) treat). Staff were friendly and provided great service. Outside, for nice weather, is an enjoyable patio, full of people having conversations. What a nice find in Prescott!

We were waved in when they opened at 9 am. We both had eggs Benedict which was well prepared. The…read moremeal included hash browns and, amusingly to me, about 1.5 Tablespoons of canned fruit cocktail as a side. I had a ginger cookie which had excellent flavor but a very hard almost dog biscuit like texture. The rhubarb bar got a big thumbs up from the person who had it. Service was very warm and friendly.