Location
Cora's is located at 1718 Preston Avenue (Preston Crossing).
Environment
The restaurant seems like it is meant for a younger audience. The fonts and menus make it looks like a children's restaurant but don't let that turn you off. If the service was anything like it was in Edmonton, the servers are polite and fun.
Menu
Like mentioned previously, Cora's serves breakfast and lunch dishes. They offer meals like crepes, omelettes, waffles, paninis and skillets.
Food
I went with the crepomelette. It's a crepe with a western cheddar omelette inside of it, covered in a Hollandaise sauce. It was served with a bowl of fresh fruit and toast. I have never ordered anything like this, it was delicious and very filling.
Conclusion
Cora's is a great new option to go out for breakfast. Whether it's an early or late breakfast, it's something worth trying. I know I have to get myself out to this new Cora's.
Yours Truly
I am going to Cora's for breakfast this morning March 30th. I have been to Cora's in Ottawa and it was FANTABULOUS! After reading the mostly bad reviews of Cora's in Saskatoon, I am kind of leary about going. But if it is bad I will not go again. Simple as that! I will do another comment after eating there today.
ReplyDeleteI've been to Cora's several times but have only eaten there once (in Saskatoon), the other morning we went the line was at least a 30min wait and with my nephews in tow it seemed like a bad idea to wait, especially when we tried in the winter and it was -40 outside, not my idea of a fun time waiting outside.
ReplyDeleteBut when I did eat at Cora's it was awesome, I had the Strawberry waffle and my sister had the creepe we were barely talking it was so yummy! I love the amount of fruit you get and its so fresh tasting too!
All in all I really like Cora's I think they should open a second location because it seems so busy all the time, maybe in Stonebridge or something.