Hug a Mug's Coffee house & Eatery — Restaurant in Dawson Creek

Honestly not worth it. A ham and a beef sandwich on plain white bread with cheese and 2x drinks was nearly 40 dollars with tax and tip. I could see if they maybe baked their own bread cut a thick piece of cheese fresh had real meats instead of deli meats you can buy at Save On. Then the nearly 15 minute wait to throw the ham slice and cheese slice on the bread with some mayo and mustard. I would recommend spending the 5 bucks at the grocery store and making it at home or even subway where ya your paying 10 bucks but the cheese is included lol or even 7-11 could give you a better quality sandwich for 6 bucks. Honestly all around not worth it. As well if your going to charge around 6 bucks for a bubble tea use real tea or real fruit and do it properly that powdered stuff is gross im from vancouver and ive never had bubble tea made with powder ever. For your prices bring up your quality and offer higher quality food and drink or just do...

We came into Dawson Creek and my son was so excited to try bubble tea. We looked it up and we were suggested to come to this place but the walking in we went up to the counter. We looked at the bubble tea. We were very vocal what we wanted yet the girl could not even turn and acknowledge that we were there and say hey I'm busy. I'll be with you in a minute. Poor customer service they need to do better in paying attention into who's walking in the door because people are walking in we want to be acknowledged OK yes we can see that you're busy but the fact that you completely ignore is unacceptable do better now my son doesn't get a...

It’s a good coffeeshop for specialty lattes and teas. the service is good and baristas are nice. One thing I sort of regret them doing is asking for the vaccine passport. I know it was a government mandatory measure and they were t eeuu ing to keep business afloat however it was wrong and discriminated against people who didn’t want something toxic in their bodies. Other coffee shops in town stayed opened and were sort of oblivious about it they supported...