The Wellington Bakery

Enid Grace Cafe is a staple for us in PEC. As everyone states, the food is absolutely outstanding. We usually go to PEC for 4 days, out of the 4 we usually go to Enid at least twice. That’s how good it is. Service is fantastic. Very patient with us as we had so many questions about the amazing food. For some of the comments that state servers are rude, they are trying to ensure the restaurant stays clear as it is a tiny spot and if people are just standing inside it makes it uncomfortable to those that are eating. So they are trying to help everyone have a great experience. Every time we have gone, our experience has been great. Food 5 Service 5 Atmosphere 5 Overall experience 5 All I have to say is outstanding. I dare you to try and stop yourself from wanting more

An amazing small cafe in Wellington that is my go to every time I'm at the cottage or out doing wine tours. I recommend going early morning to avoid disappointment as they make bagels and practically everything fresh and if they run out, you'd have to check back for it a day after. When I come to the cafe there's usually a long line out the door and limited seating indoors and at the outdoor patio so have a friend save your seat while you wait in line. The line usually moves quick with the help of a hostess that directs the line and answers any questions that you may have. So the service is pretty good. My favourite order is the salmon bagel which is simply delicious. I can also recommend the French toast with real maple syrup and berries. I feel like literally anything you order here tastes fresh and wholesome. I ordered some decadent baked treats to go which were also very tasty. I highly recommend you check this cafe out if you're in Wellington because you won't be disappointed!

Nice little cafe. We visited on a Monday morning with our six month old daughter while spending a week in Prince Edward County. The croque madame was very tasty and pretty filling. My husband had the French toast. He said it was decadent. But slightly drier than he likes. It was a warm inside so we sat outside, which was lovely. The pistachio madeleine was amazing - pistachios baked into the madeleine with a frosted tip. Another baby came in while we were there. It might be tricky with a toddler - since it's a small space. But worked nicely for us. The bathroom does not have a change table but there was a table they said we could use if need be. And they have a high chair.

Let me start with saying we loved the food we got here! It was delicious, fresh and certainly worth the price. I appreciate a small cafe/restaurant but I thought there was too many tables in there. I was 7 months pregnant when we visited and it wasn’t easy to get to and from the only free table in the back corner. When we were called to pick up our food my husband started to make his way to the counter and the person at the counter again yelled out our order was ready. I mean, they could see someone was approaching the counter, and it had been maybe 30 seconds since they called for the first time. I just think that maybe they staff were stressed that it was busy, but that’s the nature of have a breakfast spot in a touristy place. We felt rushed and honestly, not super welcome. When I first went to the counter to order instead of a “hello” I was greeted with “were out of this item”. Ok... weird way to start a conversation. I’m sure we will be back next time we visit PEC, but will probably get some pastries to go instead.