Text - I have been in Coral several times.  While I do like their selection of clothes, the personalities of the girls who work there could use some help.  Every time I have stepped foot in the door, they have both been glued to their cell phones or laptop the whole time and will barely look up at me.  When you actually do have a question, they act snooty and uninterested. I am a huge advocate for small business and if it were mine, I would be more attentive and enthusiastic about my shoppers.
Group - chemicker


Text - In all honesty, this place has become my go-to coffee shop. Whenever I'm too lazy/late to make coffee at home, this is where I go. The staff is unbelievably friendly, the coffee is made to the T, and their baked goods are always deliciously satisfying (not to mention, vegan-friendly if you're into that). Copper Star pays close attention to the quality of service an goods they provide, which is hard not to notice. There's more than one reason why I keep coming back here, and when you give this place a shot you'll see why.\n\nOverall, Copper Star owns the coffee biz West of Central. There's no reason to go anywhere else.
Group - coldheartedly


Text - Located in old Montreal, long lineup, great atmosphere, small boutique for gourmet chocolates and teas. If you're looking for big dishes with greasy bacon and sausages, this is probably not the place for you. This resto is similar to Parisian bakeries, the croissant, baguettes and confitures- my kind of establishment. I got the brunch sant\u00e9 and my yogurt was soooo good, creamier French style yogurt, love it. The artisanal breads were good and overall this place is a winner for me, I like simple breakfast with great coffee.
Group - coldheartedly


Text - Was here in December and loved it. Mostly loved the delish martini menu and great apps. Came back to try the Fleetwood Mac pizza (a pizza, with pickles!). No longer on the menu, no drink menu (they were working on it - huh?), the martini I ordered was awful, and the service was slow! Found out they have been \""working\"" on the drink menu for months. What happened to this place?
Group - chemicker
Classify the following: This is a great place if you want to have a healthy pic-nic style meal with older folks (who would never call themselves \""older folks\"", but let's face it, they really are) off the beaten path. \n\nIt makes young parents feel comfortable, because they can leave the baby in the stroller for the meal or take the baby for a walk while everyone else socializes for as long as they like.\n\nI feel it's over-priced, but some of the ingredients are local organic. It was very good tasting, but you can only sit outside, so you will be subject to the weather and bugs. \n\nThey have a country-store inside that makes you feel like you are in an east-coast grocery. They sell handmade pastas and canned items.\n\nThis place is in a different building than \""The Farm at South Mountain\"" restaurant, which is further down the tree-lined drive. \n\nParking is available across the street from the farm in a dirt lot, or along the tree lined drive of the Farm. \n\nI feel the \""farm\"" name is somewhat misleading. I saw no animals or barn...and you can't smell them either. :D\n--The theory is rather that you are eating food closer to it's source...not that you get to check out a farm.