Had a great experience here! Really enjoyed my caramel Apple latte, it wasn't too sweet with I…read moreliked. The egg bites were soft and creamy!

Live in the area & had been going for a while until it got too busy. Their baked goods are mediocre…read moreat best-- but I honestly cannot give a good review to a business that is against women's reproductive rights. I can't recommend on that merit & would not suggest anyone go as this venue hosts anti-abortion misinformation spreaders. TS PMO.

The requested flat whites were very good as well the brownies. The high ceilings, brick interior,…read moreand interesting decor with historical pictures provide a nice back round. We then contemplated the many who perished 400 hundred miles to the east when the Titanic sank. Located near the Delta/Marriott St. John, Kings Square, and the 1817 built Loyalist House. http://www.secondcup.com/menu

Sweet were great coffee was cold there was friendly and slightly quick. I won't be returning to…read morethe St. John's regional for a coffee,again bring back Tim's

Very "meh". Nothing special. Also the lack of ketchup bottles on the tables is a real pain for when…read moreyou get the burger and fries. One positive is their poutine is pretty good, if not a bit small.

I'm a big fan of the CoffeeMill, I try to get there every couple months. The prices are very good…read more I personally always get either Honey Garlic Chicken Wrap which has rice in it and comes with a side(I always get the caesar salad its great lots of dressing, I hate when restruants are cheap with caesar dressing) or the Sweet & Sour chicken and caesar. Both great options and the great thing about the sweet and sour one is it is also on the half portion menu if your watching your weight or just aren't that hungry. The full portion meals give you plenty to eat. Don't go between 4 and 5 cause you'll never get a seat. Also they have breakfast all day long, so if your in the mood for breakfast at supper you can.

Was very excited to give this place a try as when arriving in port on a Sunday, not many places…read morewere open. 1st thing, the shop was SO hot. I feel bad for the team members working and in turn I feel not many individuals would sit down to enjoy their coffee and possibly order additional food or snacks to enjoy there. 2nd, the team member who assisted me was very kind, however the food and treat I purchased really fell flat. I ordered an iced maple mocha latte- there wasn't much flavor, but definitely NO mocha detected. I also ordered a peanut butter ball which was ok, but unexpectedly had either Rice Krispies or coconut inside. A surprise I didn't expect, nor was it noted.

Wonderful place to enjoy a cup of good coffee. Very close to the cruise ship port. We didn't try…read moreany food, but the music was nice

Great coffee at the container village. It's a small branch of their main place in Moncton…read more It's good. Nuff said.

Cute cafe along the Main Street. They had tons of art for purchase along the perimeter which was…read morenice to admire while waiting for coffee. They have tons of options which made choosing something a little difficult (we let a few people ahead of us while we were trying to decide, and this seemed to annoy the baristas?). I ended up having a red eye with a shot of sugar free hazelnut syrup and we had two scones, the blueberry and the bacon and cheese. The blueberry was definitely the better of the two. And the coffee was good. I'm glad we got to stop in and try while we were here.

Delicious home made bagel and a good cup of cafe au lait. Friendly staff with a nice mix of…read morelocals and tourists!

i'd say it was pretty good! the boba tho wasn't very sweet and brown sugary imo and the matcha also…read morewasn't as sweet as i would've liked. they were very kind tho bc my mom ordered a taro frostie but got a taro milk tea and they completely remade her order!! :D the taro slush was very yummy. the vibe was so cute!! all the decorations made it the perfect photo spot. they also have other food (i lowk forget) but it looked good.

Wonderful respite coffee house in Bear River! On an…read moreunusually hot and muggy day, SCR offered a comfortable air conditioned space with strong wifi. The cold brew Sissiboo coffee was fantastic! We ended up not staying for lunch, BUT the salad, veggie burger and homemade quiche all looked great! I also noticed they offered the tiniest cheesecakes. Perfect for people who only want a little bit when it comes to dessert! We liked this place so much, we're planning to circle back around at the end of our trip!

Between August 28-31 of this year, I visited my girlfriend's family cottage in Bear River...all the…read moreway from Vancouver! At first, this village looks dull and sleepy, but things are happening in Bear River. Residents are looking inwards to agriculture and local talent rather than outwards to tourists for economic stimulation. One example can be seen in the Flight of Fancy art gallery, which features local and provincial artists, and another can be seen in Sissiboo Coffee Roasters. The unique name 'Sissiboo' was derived from the Sissiboo River in southwest Nova Scotia. This river was named by a Loyalist settler who mistook a Mik'maq who was pointing out six owls ('six hiboux') instead of pointing out the river. Stupid colonialists. Based in the historic 'Rebekah' building, Sissiboo was started three years ago by Erin Schopfer and Jon Welch. After many years of analysing and learning about the coffee industry, Erin and Jon made the careful decision to launch a micro roastery in their hometown. Jon checks each batch by eye, hand, and smell at least four times during his roasting process - a process that is applied to each seven-pound batch. Each batch has an individual roasting time which has to be explicitly followed, a few seconds too long and the batch takes on an undesired flavour. This is different from most roasters, which employ laptops and software and crazy expensive machines to monitor their beans. Erin and Jon do not yet have a storefront or café, but I think this is a no-brainer for their brainchild. I have tried three of their roasts: Fundy Storm (Peru, dark), Tobeatic Wild (Guatemala, medium), and Fly by Night Decaf (Peru, swiss water, medium). I did not like the lack of body and bitter finish of the Tobeatic Wild at all, but Fundy Storm is great as both a dark pourover or espresso. They do, for your information, have an espresso roast as well called Night Owl!

Great little cafe with amazing coffee and friendly staff. Nice patio where you can sit and enjoy…read morethe river view whilst enjoying your coffee and sweet!

What a great place! A good place to visit with friends, work, etc. Lots of coffees and teas to…read morechoose from, as well as baked goods. Stopped in here to meet a friend on a road trip. Nice, extra room in the back. The barista was very friendly with the guests and their children. Definitely would recommend!

Great little coffee shop with the best coffee in the valley, and I love the familiar faces. I do…read morestill miss the comfy red couch and being able to sit in with a friend to enjoy a cuppa and chat.

I was hoping to have coffee with a friend from away before she hit the highway. they don't have a…read morebathroom on property and I was told to go to the pharmacy across the road. I came back hoping for coffee and a snack ( muffin or scone etc) . they had no food items. I went to Foodland across the road to buy a box of fritters. I should have went down the road to Tim Hortons.