About No. 9 Coffee Bar
Highly-rated coffee shop offering quality coffee and light fare in a central Lunenburg location.
Features & Highlights
Detailed Information
In a Victorian house at 135 Montague Street, right in Lunenburg's Old Town, No. 9 Coffee Bar has been pouring coffee and baking from scratch since 2016. The front room is the town's morning meeting point — espresso drinks, galettes, and a pastry case that empties before noon — while the garden patio out back, under flowering trees and among local art, is where the afternoon crowd settles in. Weekend evenings add a small dinner service, a rarity for a coffee bar in a town this size, and Restaurant Guru ranks the place the #1 cafe in Lunenburg.
Practical Information
Before you visit No. 9 Coffee Bar, here are the key details you need to plan your trip. This popular spot is conveniently located at 135 Montague Street in the heart of Lunenburg.
Hours of Operation:
Plan your visit accordingly, as hours vary by day. The café serves coffee and baked goods daily from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with evening dinner service on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Hours may change seasonally; for the most current schedule, check their Instagram account, @no9coffeebar.
Price Range & Reservations:
No. 9 Coffee Bar offers moderate pricing ($$), with an estimated cost of $10-20 (CAD) per person. The café operates on a first-come, first-served basis and does not accept reservations.
Essentials to Know:
Housed in a Victorian building, the café features a cozy interior and a beautiful garden patio for outdoor seating. The menu focuses on breakfast and lunch, with specialties including coffee, breakfast sandwiches, galettes, and baked goods. Vegetarian and vegan options are available. The establishment is wheelchair accessible, dog-friendly, accepts credit cards, and offers Wi-Fi. According to Restaurant Guru, it holds the #1 ranking for cafes in Lunenburg.
No. 9 is the place to anchor a morning in Lunenburg: order at the counter, take a galette and a coffee to the garden, and let the town wake up around you. At $10–20 a person it is fair value for what comes out of the kitchen, and the weekend dinner service makes it a real option once the town's other tables fill up.
