Hungry Heart Cafe - St. John's

We came here for lunch after landing in St Johns. After sitting on a plane, this simple to the point meal was perfect. I didn't leave feeling heavy or hungry. I loved it even more after finding out that they do this as a social enterprise to help vulnerable adults and help get them into the food service industry. The service was really good and the food and atmosphere is perfect. There is a small outside area to eat but we just sat inside by the window. It's a lovely cafe to have lunch. We didn't need reservations or have to wait in line and came in 30 minutes before they were expected to close. We never felt rushed or like we were being waited for. I would say the cost is acceptable and for the cause, I would say that it is well worth paying for. Would definitely return to have lunch.

This teeny café is delightful. It’s not cramped, there is no uncomfortable banquette seating (thank the gods! and it’s open and sunny in the morning. The server was extremely friendly and attentive. The food was delicious (we both had the hearty breakfast with sausage and we were tempted by dessert afterwards but couldn’t have fit it in! We will definitely return though.

Really fantastic cafe. Came here for lunch and thoroughly enjoyed it. Food was delicious without feeling too heavy or over-seasoned, and there was a good mix of traditional fare as well as more contemporary/creative options. Ambience was cozy but not cramped and space was well-lit. Service was friendly and very quick.

Wonderful Cafe in the downtown St. John’s area that provides excellent meals and snacks made on site. This Cafe is part of the Stella Burry Corp a United Church entity that assists individuals in the St. John's area that are going through difficult times in their life. The Cafe a small part of the overall Stella Burry Corp. Which was setup to teach individuals life and job skills in the cooking and service industries so when you eat there you not only get great food and service at reasonable prices but you are making a difference in someone's life. Food choices are all made on site and focus on local food choices so it is both great for visitors to the city and long term residents. The restaurant is located in a historic building on Rawlins Cross that was the long time home of the W. J. Murphy supermarket on if the last family owned stores in the city.

If you are in the area, eat here. If you are nowhere near the area, make the journey to come eat here. You will not regret it. The food is amazing and delicious. I would 100% marry the chef for their soup of the day. Ambiance is adorable, relaxing and on point. Everything I could ask for in a cafe is here: curtains to show off the windows and draw attention to the natural lighting, copious amounts of houseplants, expert use of accent lighting. I honestly never want to eat anywhere else.