Evrgreen Coffee & Food

Very friendly staff. Great coffee. Lots of variety and delicious dill creme cheese.

Absolutely terrible coffee, undrinkable, tried to order hot chocolate for my daughter who has a nut allergy, they would not simply use a clean pitcher to steam the milk in. Wow you will never get another dime from this regular waskesiu camper. Try not burning your coffee beans might end up with a drinkable cup of coffee. Avoid this place at all costs.

Nice and cozy. One of the very good earl grey loose tea I have tried in Saskatchewan. Warm and welcoming staff. Interesting decorations

The earl grey tea was awesome but the latte was a bit cold and milky. I enjoyed the dark roast coffee and the atmosphere on my second visit. Friendly staff and nice patio.

Came for a coffee, my party was pretty small but no joke like 20 people formed a line after us with orders. The staff was very patient and kind with everyone. I had the vegan bagel and it was great, lots of veggies and super fresh.

The service was friendly and the atmosphere modern, but comfortable. We sat on the patio in front. I had a mocha (good), and sesame bagel with dill cream cheese. I appreciated that the cream cheese was perfectly and evenly spread. My partner had the peaches and cream waffles, and he noted that he wished it had also come with a bit of syrup.

A really good place to sit and relax, enjoy a cappuccino or a chai tea. A very warm atmosphere, also has a light lunch menu and local artwork on the walls

I visited this cafe last summer and was pleasantly delighted by the food offerings it had. The coffee was okay, but the food was quite good! However, the customer service I experienced was absolutely atrocious. I was in the cafe to study, using the wifi. The issue occurred when their systems went down, rendering debit and credit payments unavailable. I was then rudely asked by the owner to turn my devices off to see if my devices were “causing the issue on their network with the wifi” (how and why I was singled out I had no idea). They were obviously in a panic which I understand - but after 30 minutes, I still wasn’t communicated with to be back on the wifi. Eventually, the owner put up a sign that they were only taking cash payments. No word from anyone yet. It’s genuinely no big deal if I wasn’t able to use wifi, but the lack of communication and being singled out was crucial when others were on the wifi.While the cafe has potential, it’s clear some work still needs to be done.

We are at EverGreen Café and we loved being here. They are very helpful and we enjoyed pur Vanilla Iced Latte (must try) that she suggested. Thank you

When I entered this establishment I was met with friendly staff and a warm atmosphere, I was instantly drawn in by the allure of this homly café. However, I had no idea the immeasurable pain that was to come from my visit to the Evergreen Café. You see, this establishment does not carry plastic nor wooden stir sticks. Instead, they cater to the new liberal eco-focused pretentions which have led many businesses from their roots in the past years, providing dry pasta in lieu of standard stir sticks. Of course, with hundreds of these strands of pasta sitting in eye view, within my reach, within my grasp, for the entirety of my time in the Evergreen Café, I had no choice but to eat them. And eat them I did, in such great quantities that even I, myself, was surprised. Unfortunately, my cousin with celiac disease also had many of the dried pasta stir sticks. Between the 57 stir sticks and the toast he accidentally had for breakfast, he had serious digestive problems resulting in the end of an otherwise nice trip. In the future I hope that the Evergreen Café returns to wood or plastic stir sticks for the sake of their customers.Another gripe I had with the Café were the paintings hung around. Yes, this establishment was decorated with many paintings of scenery, and, while that may sound pleasing, upon closer inspection, the paintings were more of a burden to the eyes than anything else. Many of the paintings were hung crookedly, so slanted that you could imagine the many mosquitoes skiing down the snowy whites of the canvas. In addition were the laughable prices, some paintings were listed for as high as three hundred and thirty five million Vietnamese Dong! Finally was the signature; the artist simply signed all the paintings as LOVE." Wherefore am I