Happiness

Ordered an iced cappuccino which was at room temperature and with no taste whatsoever, and a hot coffee which was again without taste. Below average coffee at the price of Starbucks. Never buying from here again

Friendly atmosphere and friendly staffs … we were the last customers and gave us free donuts !

Can't believe I only recently experienced this amazing place, the donuts are the best I've ever had. Also had a latte and it was perfect. Friendly and welcoming atmosphere. 10/10 all around. The type of place London is lucky to have.

Having traveled all the way from Calgary to London, I stumbled upon the Happiness Cafe, and let me tell you, it was an unforgettable experience! The cozy atmosphere instantly welcomed me, and the wide array of sweets left me in awe—it was a tough decision to pick just one treat! And let’s talk about the coffee—absolutely divine, rich, and bursting with flavor. If you find yourself in London, a visit to the Happiness Cafe is an absolute must! Don’t hesitate, make a beeline for this place—you won’t regret it!

Wanted to try as it entered the market downtown. The latte was super weak. Not worth the 7 bucks for milk. Prices of baked goods were overpriced and couldn't have been fresh as the place doesn't have anyone making said baked goods. All I see are fridges...... Not worth the hype or price. Disappointed. Other coffee places in the market are much better.

Happiness? More like Sadness. The owner doesn’t allow anyone to sit down in the only two large tables available, and there’s a “Reserved” sign on them at all times. The logic is that in case a bigger group walks in, they’d have bigger spots available. I came in as soon as they opened, and there was absolutely no one inside and it remained that way for the duration of my stay. I asked if I could be seated in one of the bigger tables to take advantage of the better lighting and that I would move immediately if any larger groups walked in and they refused. Their food was nothing to write home about and they don’t even share their Wifi as exclusive to staff. There are numerous more customer friendly cafes nearby, and I suggest everyone to go elsewhere if they plan to study/work for several hours.

This place is owned by the sweetest people. I came in to the shop for their 2nd birthday with my son and they had a prize wheel and I won a $5 gift card. It was lost sometime when I got home and recently I found it again. Excited I made my way into the store today for a treat- sadly I was told it was an old card so I couldn’t use it as there was no way to ring it in. I was kind of disappointed but I placed my order and sadly left the gift card with the girl at the cash. I ordered the light turkey sandwich on a croissant and a strawberry champagne mousse cake. Presentation was so beautiful and soooooo yummy. Despite my sadness about the gift card I was happy with my purchases. I would definitely visit again. I love supporting local.

The construction on Wellington street is unfair for the happiness cafe business. The construction on Wellington street has been going on for quite some time. It is my favourite cafe. Every-time I come to London Ontario, I always make sure I order as much items as I can. Although- there is no public wifi. It is a wonderful place to eat, drink tea, coffee and to order multiple cupcakes. I totally recommend this local safe cafe! Kid-friendliness: Soothing music Wheelchair accessibility: Patio.

I ran in just before they closed and got a pack of 6 macaroons for $20, lemon iced tea, and a lemon raspberry mousse cake. Everything was amazing, some of the best macaroons I’ve ever had!