Norah Café de l'Anse est une destination vibrante pour une cuisine de café ravissante et des douceurs exquises. L'établissement prépare avec expertise une sélection de sandwichs artisanaux, parfaits pour un repas satisfaisant. Les clients peuvent savourer un assortiment alléchant de desserts et de pâtisseries, méticuleusement préparés pour plaire à tous les palais. L'ambiance offre un cadre accueillant pour un moment de détente ou pour retrouver des amis. Découvrez un menu soigneusement élaboré qui met l'accent sur des ingrédients frais et des saveurs délicieuses à chaque bouchée.
Norah Café de l'Anse est fréquemment salué pour son atmosphère chaleureuse et son emplacement magnifique au bord de l'eau, ce qui en fait un lieu prisé pour la détente. Si de nombreux clients apprécient la qualité du café, des pâtisseries et des plats proposés, les expériences varient considérablement en ce qui concerne le service et les délais d'attente. Certains visiteurs soulignent l'accueil chaleureux du personnel, tandis que d'autres rapportent de longues files d'attente, des températures de plats irrégulières et des difficultés de service occasionnelles aux heures de pointe. Bien que l'espace intérieur soit limité et parfois bondé, les terrasses extérieures offrent un cadre pittoresque que beaucoup jugent très agréable, malgré quelques remarques sur le stationnement et l'accessibilité pour les vélos.
Cute coffee spot with a nice view, & the drinks were good. But the kitchen closes at 3PM, so show up around 11-12 - expect an hour to hour & a half wait to order, then another 45 minutes for your coffee & a table outside if you're lucky. By 2:30 they were already out of sandwiches, & ingredients. Barely any pastries left.
Honestly, given the wait, I don't think it's worth it.
Great place, great atmosphere. Very limited choice of food but i suppose its not their main selling point. The line can be abysmal after 11am on the weekend.
Attente très longue de 2h30 pour accéder au café & après 30 minutes pour un bagel cream cheese. Le croissante goûte le plastique & ne goûte pas du tout frais . Le cadre est magnifique mais franchement ça en vaut pas la peine.
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Beautiful café with a great view, a relaxing atmosphere, & friendly service. The coffee was excellent, & it's the perfect spot to sit back & enjoy the scenery. Highly recommend❤?
Cafe Norah is not what it used to be. Now it's overrun with cars, crowds, & lines.
For 4 years I've been coming to this little cafe. It's always so peaceful & relaxing: great food, great atmosphere, busy on the weekends, but never overly full. The service has always been slow (usually very little wait to place an order, but a significantly longer wait for the food & drinks to arrive) & they can definitely run out of food towards the end of the day on a weekend. But that's to be expected for a family-run cafe. Sitting in their beautiful garden, one doesn't mind the wait.
Well...on Sunday we went on a much-anticipated drive to Norah & we were totally shocked. There were CROWDS! I truly don't know what happened: cars filling the lot & the entire entrance & nowhere to park, a line to order that went out the door & around the corner about 40 people long. Nowhere to sit once you receive your food.
We waited for 30 minutes in line in the hot sun & only got halfway through the line. Then we saw the sign saying it would take 45+ minutes to receive your food AFTER placing your order (which would be almost 2 hours after our arrival), so we left.
The line outside resembles something one would find in a big city, not a cafe in a small town. Who wants to go out for lunch & have to wait 2 hours to actually eat?
I don't begrudge the cafe owners their success, except I'm not even sure THEY want this. They clearly cannot keep up with the demand & it must be so stressful for them to have such crowds & not be able to give people a quality experience.
RIP my beloved Norah. Tompol le Cafe is a short drive from Norah & is almost identical in every way (baked goods, fresh sandwiches, friendly service, cute outdoor tables, etc), & we had a much more relaxed experience there.
Very cute very Instagrammable spot that's by the water if it's a super nice day than obviously you can expect to have a wait since they're very small. I got the original grilled cheese & it wasn't bad. I also got the iced mocha latte & that wasn't bad either. There's a lot of seating outside, but obviously come early. I went on a Saturday 10 minutes after opening & there is already a lineup out the door so this place is super popular so just be ready to wait but there's the staff is really nice & give you a pager for when your food is ready. The parking is SUPER small so if you're driving there, I would be prepared to maneuver in the really small parking lot or I saw people parking at the park beside it & then walking ove
It was a 2-hour wait, so I wasn't sure if it would be worth it-but it absolutely was! The coffee was good, but the sandwich was one of the best I've ever had. I'll definitely be coming back. Thank you!
