Caffuccino
1700 Rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke
(819) 821-2346
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Service was good. The drinks and appetizers were good as well. The only good part of the dinner were the potatoes. The burger was very dry, the bacon on it was burnt, and there was the wrong cheese on the burger (goat instead of swiss). The chicken parmesan was disgusting. It looked very unappetizing, the sauce tasted worse than store-bought, and the chicken was tasteless, apart from the gross sauce it was drowned in. The price point suggested much better quality. Overall a very disappointing dinner. Definitely will not be coming back here.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
You don't go there for a coffee. You go there for a coffee+++. The desserts, the coffee drinks and the hamburgers are excellent. For the rest, I will have to try.
And if the person attending you is courteous, you have it all.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nestled in the heart of bustling Magog, Quebec, I stumbled upon a charming little brunch spot that turned out to be a true hidden gem. With its warm ambiance, steady buzz of conversation, and the scent of fresh coffee wafting through the air, this cozy café immediately set the tone for a memorable morning.
We began our experience with a round of craft beverages—Dirty Chai, London Fog, and a robust Italiano, all beautifully presented. The London Fog was a standout—silky smooth with an aromatic depth that’s hard to find in your typical coffee chain. The subtle interplay between the Earl Grey tea and steamed milk, delicately sweetened with vanilla, made it feel both familiar and elevated. The Dirty Chai, on the other hand, had a mysterious spice note—something almost elusive, perhaps cardamom or clove—that gave it a rich, complex profile. It was bold, comforting, and absolutely worth savoring.
For the main event, we ordered two of their signature dishes: the Atlantique and the Italiano. While both featured the classic brunch foundation of perfectly poached eggs nestled atop a toasted English muffin, they each brought their own character. The Atlantique, layered with smoked salmon, was light yet indulgent, with the fish adding a briny richness that paired beautifully with the creamy hollandaise. The Italiano leaned heartier, featuring thick-cut bacon that was crisped to perfection, adding a satisfying crunch with every bite. In both dishes, the eggs were poached with precision—yolks gloriously runny, gently cascading over each forkful.
Accompanying the main plates were fresh seasonal fruits, and I truly mean fresh. Each bite of melon, berry, and citrus tasted like it had just been picked. The textures were vibrant, the flavors natural and sweet—an underrated detail that elevated the entire experience.
But the unsung hero of the meal? The waffle. Light, golden, and airy, it soaked up the pure maple syrup like a sponge, creating a perfect sweet-and-savory contrast when paired with eggs and bacon. It was indulgent, yet not overly heavy—exactly what you hope for in a Quebecois brunch.
The café itself is located on a lively street in downtown Magog, surrounded by quaint shops and ideal for a post-brunch stroll. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, it’s a place that invites you to slow down, sip slowly, and savor every bite.
Final thought: This is the kind of brunch that lingers in your memory. From the quality of the ingredients to the skillful execution and the soul-warming beverages, everything felt crafted with care. If I could start every day here, I absolutely would.
Beautiful ambience. Haven't tried the food yet but the desserts and beverages are delicious. 10$ for a pastry looks expensive at first, but when you look at the size of the pastry, you will understand. 2 of us could not finish 1 pastry together. So yeah.
Wonderful ambience, food is good, great service. Worth coming back for.
Great food! I took the food with porc. Can’t remember the name but quite delicious with spicy potatoes. Loved it . I went on a Wednesday evening and it wasn’t busy.
30$ for the shittiest pizza I've ever had. Not worth it. Order anything else I guess.
Nice place to have a good time. Classy atmosphere and very good service. Excellent food and heaven for coffee lovers (I recommend the gingerbread latte, killer ?)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Entrée de Crevettes Thaï
Very nice restaurant, warm and welcoming! The food and drinks are very good, I recommend.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
O.M.G you got to check this place out!!!!
Best Coffee or should I say best Caffucino ????⚜️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
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Very pretty place with a superb terrace unfortunately it was much too cold to access it... Very nice varied menu without too much extra and a nice wine and alcohol list. We are very well received there and with a very nice smiling touch. Certainly worth rediscovering. Thank you again for your good service
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pizza À l'italienne, Escargots Gratinées
I like this place. The food is excellent, the atmosphere is very good. Good service. The fettucini carbonara yum and what about the soft chocolate, succulent. I recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
O.M.G you got to check this place out!!!!
Best Coffee or should I say best Caffucino 😄😄😄😄⚜️
Had a very good salad, Service was very good too.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Bad computer system. Good staff but sexist
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
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