Incredible food and pastries! By far the best bakery cafe in PEI. Ginger cookies are phenomenal,…read morebrown butter cinnamon rolls and blueberry pie are delicious. Cool spot with local art on display and for sale, quick and friendly service.

The Willow was an awesome find in Kensington!…read more A great space, solid coffee, and a big selection of delicious baked goods - both sweet and savoury.

Beautiful bakery with quality products at good prices, stop by you won't be disappointedread more

Great pit stop on our road trip. Lots of parking…read more Gender neutral single person bathrooms. Dine in or picnic benches out back (outside). Tried the fresh cheese scones and peanut butter cookies. All very fresh. Great stop if you're in the area.

$8 for two coffees and two delicious treats! What a steal…read more Ran into Pugwash from Fox Harb'r to run an errand and stopped at this gem. There was a lot of outdoor seating, a picnic table under a gazebo and a large patio overlooking the water. There was a full wheelchair ramp that went into the cafe and also right to the patio. The woman working there was lovely. She told me that there were more treats that she was still putting out in the showcase and to tell her what we wanted based on the tags. A butter tart square (that looked mass produced, like you can buy lots of places across the country) for my husband. A chocolate peanut butter swirl for me - which turned out to be a homemade chocolate peanut butter snack cake with icing. I was pretty happy with my choice. :)

Oh, the cinnamon rolls are a revelation. I look forward to them every year, and always bring a…read moredozen home for the freezer. I have never been able to duplicate them. The homemade pies and cookies are good. The dinner rolls are terrific.

A lovely store that makes their own jams and preserves…read more Food: 5/5 - They offer free tasting of tea and assorted sweet and savory jams. My favorite is the local Haskapa berry jam. I bought several jars as gifts. There is also an eatery there. You can also see through the window where they were making batches of jam. They also sell teas, cups and Service: 5/5 - friendly and nice Ambiance: 5/5 - comfy and warm feel to the place.

While my large group had preordered our meals ahead of our arrival , the food delivery was off. My…read moreMushroom Bourguignon with Mashed Potatoes and Vegetables wasn't delivered to the table until everyone was finished. It was so bland I wish they had just said it wasn't being served rather than eat alone after everyone else had finished and I had to struggle through a smile that everything was fine. It wasn't. A glass of wine might have eased the gap; but they were already out of red.

This place is a real find! From friendly, smiling and helpful staff, to tasty food and treats…read more The restaurant is bright and clean, open and inviting. My DIL and I each had a veggie soup, and shared a turkey and Swiss sandwich and chips. And we each ordered a coffee. Very good; just enough without being overwhelming. We also ordered a 6-pack of cookies. This was a good stop where I would absolutely go back!! PS: a little back story... apparently this Korean bakery started in a market stall, and worked their way up to this shop. There are several tables to choose from. I would like to try at least a couple of their Korean treats!

Coffe is good !!!! And the cookies is from heaven ! I like the service to great for recomendation…read moreim going back again to try the cake next

This Tim Hortons does a huge business. The drive-through line was backed up through the parking lot…read moreout to the road, and there was a line from the counter to the door for each counter/door. So evidently they either do a great job, or they're the most convenient spot for breakfast, or more likely a bit of both. I've never actually done breakfast at a Tim Hortons - it's always been lunch - so this was my opportunity to compare and contrast with what I might get in the States for a Dunkin Donuts breakfast: I guess it's common to get lettuce and tomato on some of your breakfast sandwiches up here, i.e., the BELT (bacon, egg, lettuce, tomato), which I got on a bagel. Their bagels are slightly smaller than Dunkin's, but more authentic in that they have a crisper crust and have less of that chewy feel of industrial bagels. Their breakfast combos include potato bites, our version of home fries. They're sauteed or possibly pan fried with some salt and pepper coating, as opposed to the battered and fried industrial "tater tot stuff" we get. I should have read the fine print first. It seems their breakfast combos include potatoes and the lunch combos include a donut. I had wanted another of their maple cream, my new favorite donut. The coffee is INCREDIBLY hot. I guess they haven't had to deal with frivolous lawsuits up here like fast food places in the U.S. have. That or Canadians are just sensible enough to not put a cup of coffee between their legs. I do like Dunkin coffee better, but I'm tempted to buy some of their coffee when I'm back in the states to compare it. Fortunately there's a few Tim Hortons in New York and New England where I can do that.

This location would have earned a good five stars if they had made their Spicy Thai Chicken soup,…read moreand I wasn't the only one who tried to order it. I was allowed to just sit and nosh the day away. Very cool place and clean restrooms.

A true family business! The service is really good, they can even tell stories about the meals they…read morehave. A lot of gluten free options are available on the menu. Their home made breads are exquisite. The menu specifies for each meal if it is done with local ingredients. If you are tea lover you'll have a very large selection. Really worth a stop if you happen to travel in PEI.

A charming tea place with friendly hosts and excellent homemade food. They take care for vegetarian…read moreand gluten-free tastes. Best nectarine cobbler in the world! A friendly Russian Blue cat also graces the premises.