Black Walnut Bakery Cafe

Great spot to sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee. Hours aren’t the best, they usually close early on weekends. They have a great selection of baked goods that are worth a try.

Typically the last few times coming the food was alright and coffee was good but today my drink was lukewarm at best and our food was mediocre and didn’t bother finishing it. No seating available again. $ 30 for cold drinks and food you didn’t want to finish. Pretty disappointed today.

Love this café! The espresso is high quality and the baked goods are delicious.
So happy the café opened downtown :)

Came here for a quick lunch one day when I was short on time. Seeing all the 5 star reviews, I came with high expectations.
Nice place with good fast service. There was however a somewhat pricey menu with a relatively small food selection though. Had the beef pot pie, which tasted no different than the frozen ones you get the supermarket.

Nice clean place. Friendly staff. If you come here, you need to try the cruffins. Its a really nice place for a date.

I had the macaroni salad and Chelsea Bun. They were both SO good. Especially the bun, the best I’ve ever had. I plan on coming back!

What can I say? An established and wonderful local café is moving up and taking London by storm! We’re all better for it!

Not a lot to say that I haven’t already said about the Wortley Road location. I was very excited to see my favourite café open a second location, and this one trumps the first in a few key areas: larger, roomier interior; larger outdoor seating area; slightly more relaxed; the vibe is a little younger, a little more chill.
The only small downside I noticed was that the outdoor traffic noise is louder than in the Old South village. Having said that, I love the new Richmond Row shop.

This café just opened up on Richmond Row; it’s an offshoot of the Wortley Village café with the same name.
The restaurant itself is really nice. They did a great job.
I’ve been here 3 times over the last week. Twice for coffee, once for a snack. First time I went for coffee they were a bit slow, but it was the second day they were open so it was understandable. They were fast and organized the next 2 visits.
They have a few blends of coffee to choose from, a long list of caffeinated and decaf teas, and lots of baked goods and pie. I tried the chocolate banana bread and it was great (and reasonably priced for a café at $ 2.35), I’ve heard the cruffins are amazing but they’ve been sold out when I go late afternoon. Usually my go-​to in the area is Timmies, this is slightly more expensive but I think I’d prefer to go here. Definitely not super cheap but not outrageous either.
Lots of indoor and outdoor seating. They do have a lunch menu with soups/​salads/​etc but I haven’t tried it.