Queen Street Grocery & Cafe

Overall: A charming neighborhood spot to scratch plenty of breakfast or lunch itches. The good: Fun atmosphere with lots of art and character; it definitely has a local vibe. Plenty to choose from on the menu with crepes, salads, sandwiches, and more. The cuban was crispy, hot, and stacked and certainly wards off a hangover, while the nutella crepe was filled with a generous amount of filling and delicious raspberries. Free coffee refills too! The not-so-good: Food isn't mind-blowing (cuban was a tad burnt) and the prices are a little much. Bathroom is cramped and uninviting. Service wasn't bad by any means, but wasn't very friendly either. Hours don't reflect what's on Yelp (close by 3 on a Sunday one visit that we tried). Food/drink: 8/10 Atmosphere: 8.5/10 Service: 8/10

Local local local. What’s not to enjoy? Any local staple is a place you need to try to get a feel of where you are and who these people are. Stopped in Saturday morning during a ~hot girl walk~ for to-go breakfast. During our short wait, we perused the local to foreign beer and wines. Always a fan of these. My crepe had a great balance and a very filling portion. Young and seasoned and everyone in between can be found here. Will be going through this menu.

I found this place tucked into a tiny and picturesque corner of Queen Street and tried it for the first time. I'm a lifetime customer now! This little spot was brimming with energy. The lady who took care of me at the counter was super sweet and friendly, called me by name several times and offered great conversation for the little time that we interacted. I got two panini pressed sandwiches that were huge, served on a bed a crisp potato chips, and so delicious. I ordered the Tenacious Turkey (turkey, brie and green apple: genius) and the Happy Houdini (ham, sprouts, avocado and goat cheese: divine!) What a great lunch! I'll definitely be back!