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May 21, 2018
Great food. Walked in on Victoria day, super busy, but we were seated fairly promptly given their volume. I was starting to get a little frustrated at how loud and noisy it was. Then our server Emmanuel came and made it the best dining experience. Very polite, great energy and positivity. This guy makes this restaurant great. Thanks Emmanuel for delivering exceptional service!

May 6, 2018
They are only open until 3:00. In my opinion their food are not too health, because their food are carb heavy and if you choice fruit meals but some fruit are not fresh enough, I guess they are precaution the morning. I never ate a Pineapple was sweet. Also watermelon look a bit dark. But their coffee is pretty good and free refill. They seems has no fresh meat, cause they mainly provide bacon , ham and sausage.

Jan 22, 2018
I had a great lunch here on a quiet, Monday afternoon. We came 1 hr before closing but we were gladly seated and served quickly. Even though we were the only ones in the restaurant at first, the fruits and main dish didn't taste stale. I ordered the Surprise French toast. Everything was fresh and delicious. The waitress was very polite and came to refill our coffee midway through our lunch. Cora's may be considered pricey for a breakfast place, but for brunch or lunch I think these prices line up with the quality. Would definitely visit again.

Feb 4, 2018
To be honest. This was the worst breakfast experience for me. Asked for 2 poached eggs, when came to my table it smelled like vinegar and one of the eggs was not even whole egg (only egg yolk). I changed it to Sunny side up and this time egg whites were raw. I gave up. Had some and left the rest. I was here once before and also had bad experience, thought to give it one more chance. I regret deeply. No more second chances.

Apr 27, 2018
Another great Cora experience, love some of the new menu options that combine sweet and savoury items into one plate. Excellent service at this location.

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