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Good food and service, and we received our food in a very timely fashion. Speaking of fashion, this place could really use an updated ambience. The ap…
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I have eaten here numerous times in past. Servers are quick and friendly. Food is well made. There were times where the lineup was out the door and I …
Elsa Gurton
Cora Breakfast and Lunch
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Always a pleasure to go here! 1990's Hervest is the best, and has free wifi!!!…
Supersonicclank
Cora Breakfast and Lunch
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9 Reviews on “Cora Breakfast and Lunch”
Always a pleasure to go here! 1990’s Hervest is the best, and has free wifi!!!
Yummy! Friendly! Somewhat over priced. I’d recommend Cora’s unless you’re on a strict budget.
Fantastic. My husband and I go regularly to Cora’s. The food and staff are amazing. It’s always busy. I’ve never had any problems with my food or with the service. They come around regularly to fill your coffee cups. I’m extremely surprised about the negative comments about Cora’s on here. A sign of a great restaurant is long lineups and at times Cora’s lineups are well out the door.My husband and I are heading there this morning.
Wasn’t impressed with breakfast yesterday. In the open kitchen the cook sported a long, full beard and no hairnet! The coffee mugs wore lipstick (and not just ours; 2 other patrons nearby complained as well). Service was very good but food was expensive and not very good. My omelette was flat and anemic; home fries cold and toast barely buttered. Coffee was good. My 3 breakfast companions had similar complaints. This was our 2nd, and final, visit to Cora’s. frankly, don’t understand how they can stay open serving such poor meals.
Great place to have breakfast. Atmosphere: We were there twice over the summer of 2012. They were busy both times, but we didn’t have to wait to get seated. The dining area is very large. If you have to wait, there is fudge to try at the counter and it was interesting to see the kitchen at work. The place is very colorful as it was adorned with fruits and art.—-Cleanliness: The washrooms are named Juliet and (I forgot the male one), so make sure you enter the right one. Inside the male’s, they were spacious and had single high faucet with paper towels. For a busy place, it was clean. The garbage can sandwiched in-between the sink and the door can prevent the door opening though fully though. —-Service: Server’s were attentive and checked back every so often. Our free drink coupon found in the Barrie tourism brochure was accepted for both of us.—-Food: Standard breakfast. I think it was a little over-hyped for me, but maybe that’s just what I have tried so far: fruit smoothie, Eggs Benedict, strawberry crepes and the ham crepes. The fruits were on the cheap side of things as they used Red Delicious apples, which were dry and a minimum of berries. I had one strawberry on my entrees. There were no blueberries or raspberries.Crepes were good, but a little soggy. Eggs Benedict was great. I kind of wished they used whole wheat English muffins. Smoothie was light and refreshing.The entre prices were over $10 which is too high for what you get. The food you get here is healthier and better than A&W or McD’s though. If you have guests, it’s a great place to converse for breakfast or lunch.
Awesome the best a must try. 🙂
Don’t bother. Sure the fruit is pretty but everything else I’ve ever tried is either burnt, dried out or dried out. Am I just oddly unlucky with this place? I’ve eaten at several locations and it’s always the same. Plus it’s pricey and the servers are snotty