Annie's Place Cafe — Restaurant in Halifax

Annie is super nice. She is trying. I wish it were better, but it missed on lots of levels. It didn’t take long for the breakfast to unwind when the first cup of coffee was delivered, a whole carton of cream dropped onto the table and then taken back when the waiter said the coffee was messed up as there would be copious grounds on the bottom of the cup. The omelette was a veggie omelette unlike anything I have ever experienced. It was a salad in an omelette. Like cucumber, cabbage…. In an omelette? I was game. It was not good. The other order was two eggs over medium and one egg yolk was over hard with broken yolk. If you break the yolk start over? I don’t know.

Orders the pancakes as a third dish and they were uninspired and flat with thickness like a crepe. The best part was the store bought syrup sadly.

The homemade bread was as hard as a rock. Gosh I wish this review were different and if you read my reviews you will know I try to be both entertaining and accurate. This review doesn’t have a lot of platitudes for a reason.

The place is super small and it seems that two of their tables are broken because people showed up and turned away because there was no room and only four tables being used at the time.

The reviews were so favorable. I love local finds and one of a kind spots. But sadly to say, I have no clue where those reviews came from. This place is one to...

A very small but cute place, we decided to sit outside because it was just too hot and cramped. Staff was friendly enough, but that's about all I can say was a positive. I ordered bacon, eggs and toast, and a latte. I was excited for the homemade bread.

Right from the start, the cook seemed discouraged about how fast she could get the order out. Not a concern, we're on vacation. But we didn't even get our drinks until after the food came. And that was the very first time I've ever had burnt coffee. I didn't know what burned coffee tasted like until today. The toast tasted like nothing, there was nothing or very little butter on it. I wanted my eggs over easy, they came out right but my bacon was very overcooked. I was just disappointed and couldn't drink the latte.

I felt like we paid too much ($40) and wanted to ask for a refund for at least the coffees, but I felt bad doing that to a small business. I just went and grabbed coffee at McDonald's after.

I'm sorry that I gave such a low rating, but I honestly don't think the good reviews are honest. There needs to be 1 more person probably helping out with the cooking, so the quality can improve and things don't come out...

Found from a Google search as it was within walking distance from our hotel. Run by Annie and her husband, this place gives that quaint homey vibe. I think at one time would’ve been pretty good, but as the food wasn’t terrible it wasn’t the best choice.

It’s a fixed and very limited menu and the menu is on a chalkboard on the wall. So unless you’re told, you just sit and wait to wonder where the menu is. A bit more communication would be best, like before they give you the food. Asked for fruit to be added to pancakes and was told it would be an extra side, which is fine. Normally this is a fresh berries or a fruit cup. Overheard Annie say to the waitress “that’s the best we can do” and look in my direction, but nothing was told to me. My pancakes came and literally a quarter of a sliced very small apple was placed on the side of the plate. More like a garnish and I wouldn’t have paid for a side of fruit if that is what I was told I was getting.

Also be prepared in addition to the 6 things you could order, there are only 3 tables for 2 and 2 table for four. So the place gets packed and there’s no real communication about waiting or not waiting. People were outside googling other...