This place is situated next to the free Ian Potter Museum. They offer sandwiches, croissants, coffees, and many other snack and brunch items. I had a $3.50 hot chocolate, not the best I've had, but pretty good.

There's seating inside and out. But I didn't like the windows; they curved inwards and made me feel strange after a while.

Good place to drop in for a rest and recharge when out and about in town.

Great coffee and the outside seating gives you some great "people watching" opportunities. Some of the cakes are great, but I wouldn't recommend the muffins. Their ice coffees and Italian hot chocolates are to die for!

Approximate cost: $7

I was serviced by rude service by staff who would rather gossip amongst themselves then serve their customers. The man in line in front of me had to call out to the three times so that we could all get service. It was clear the staff knew customers were waiting but couldn't be bothered doing their jobs. Coffee was dreadful and was served with a curled lip.

Approximate cost: $3.20 for coffee