Leonhard's

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Jamie Snook

We were referred here by a friend and it was amazing. Very busy but the menu was worth the wait. I couldn't decide between the eggs Benedict and the French toast so they put a special plate together for me that was amazing. It was all a 10/10. The French toast with cinnamon and coriander, and the steak and eggs Benedict. There is a takeout option there as well if you want to just grab a coffee and pastry. For dessert I had the 7 nut pie and that was awesome as well but overall I would easily recommend here and go back again if in Charlottetown, PEI.

Ash S

Came here during breakfast with a line to get in. Wasn’t worth the wait. The Fish Cakes were so dry and crumbly and didn’t pair well with the medium poached eggs that were also dry. As well, the salad came with the saddest drizzle of dressing…again too dry. My partner ordered Two Eggs with Jam and Buttered Toast. Never got the jam. Had to pay $6 extra for bacon! The waitress checked in on the couple beside us several times, but never our table. When she finally came around, she just assumed we were finished. Had to ask for the jam. By this time the toast was cold. Overall, this is a very chic dining space and the food is presented nicely, but the flavour and quality is lacking especially for the price. Service needs improvement regardless if they’re busy.

YJ H

Excellent lobster egg Benedict. Buttered lobster, sliced backed potatoes with the right level of salt and pepper, and a comfortable salad side. The French toast was also quite good (according to kids). Coffee americano could be a bit stronger, and they could provide fresh milk instead of creamer. Service is quick and efficient by genuinely happy workers (with healthy friendly banter between coworkers etc). The atmosphere is boisterous and fun. Will return.

Nikko Tuason

Leonhard’s has a really cute, warm, and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel comfortable as soon as you step inside. The service was decent—friendly enough and attentive without being overbearing. That said, the food didn’t quite live up to the charm of the space. The bacon was definitely the highlight—crispy and tasty. The eggs were cooked properly but lacked seasoning, and while the toast was fine, no jam was provided, which felt like a missed detail. The coffee was unfortunately weak and underwhelming. Overall, Leonhard’s is a pleasant spot to sit and enjoy the ambiance, but if you’re looking for a standout breakfast, it might leave you wanting more.