Tall Poppy Café is a funky, family-friendly restaurant on the Main Street of Wellington, Ontario. We offer flavourful fare with ingredients fresh from our farm and those of our neighbours in beautiful Prince Edward County. Changing blackboard menu that reflects the seasons and our own whimsy. Barista service, deli counter with take-away. Free Wi-Fi and a comfortable place to put your feet up and watch the world go by. Licensed.
The true test of a café is the coffee it serves, of course. We’re brewing Phil & Sebastian direct trade coffee on a Synesso espresso machine. Integrity and quality meets state-of-the art craftsmanship to create an unbelievably delicious cup of coffee.
It’s a beautiful room. Many original features have been carefully retained: pressed tin wall and ceiling panels, worn hardwood floor, textured glass up top of the front windows. And we’ve added vintage items to evoke the feeling of a 1940s farm kitchen, including an old radio, industrial ceiling lights and a countertop of wood reclaimed from behind the ceiling. It’s comfortable and relaxed and the light that fills the room in the late afternoon invites you to linger just a little bit longer over coffee.
The last weekend in January is going to be hopping here at the Tall Poppy! For those who were lucky enough to get reservations in the sold out Tapas night will get to hear flamenco guitarist Roger Scannura perform! Check out his website www.rogerscannura.ca and his wife Valeria will be dancing as well! Here is her website www.ritmoflamenco.ca. On January
Happy new year! There are some exciting things happening in the cafe this month! First, we are open everyday throughout the winter! So come in for a hot lunch, breakfast, coffee, tea or a tasty treat! Second, we have a new art display. Patricia Sztuke has warmed our walls with her beautiful quilts. Third, we
December news!
We at the tall poppy would like to wish everyone a happy, safe, joyful holiday and a happy new year!!! The cafe is filled with scrumptious desserts and delightful goodies to have in the cafe or to be packaged for home or gifts. Enid has been baking up a storm to fill the pastry case
