Great spot! Large space, food is priced really well, beautiful local art on the walls, and the atmosphere is laid back.
Mark Robson
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June 06, 2018
Nice cafe, much larger than it looks from the outside. Lots of gluten free options too. Very community oriented too, so good place to find out what is going on in the local area.
Chantel Wensley
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July 20, 2024
Prices are SO expensive for very tiny portions. Especially compared to other restaurants of the same caliber. At $40 you will barely get enough for 1 person.
With that said, the food tasted fresh but quite bland and the rolls were soggy....
The indoor experience may be different - and there may be a price difference as well 💁♀️
But I would never recommend this place, very disappointing experience.
Bryson Worden
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August 24, 2022
Quaint little cafe with a wide selection, lots of seating, and even a diverse and eclectic library of books promoting both socializing for guests or more introverted activities such as reading or studying! Worth a visit when on Vancouver Island!
Yulia Aleynikova
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February 28, 2020
African Nectar roibos tea, amazing locally brewed coffee, joyful mugs, a fireplace, paintings of a goddess by a local artist. I attended a storytelling night and it was wonderful.
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Great spot! Large space, food is priced really well, beautiful local art on the walls, and the atmosphere is laid back.
Nice cafe, much larger than it looks from the outside. Lots of gluten free options too. Very community oriented too, so good place to find out what is going on in the local area.
Prices are SO expensive for very tiny portions. Especially compared to other restaurants of the same caliber. At $40 you will barely get enough for 1 person. With that said, the food tasted fresh but quite bland and the rolls were soggy.... The indoor experience may be different - and there may be a price difference as well 💁♀️ But I would never recommend this place, very disappointing experience.
Quaint little cafe with a wide selection, lots of seating, and even a diverse and eclectic library of books promoting both socializing for guests or more introverted activities such as reading or studying! Worth a visit when on Vancouver Island!
African Nectar roibos tea, amazing locally brewed coffee, joyful mugs, a fireplace, paintings of a goddess by a local artist. I attended a storytelling night and it was wonderful.