David is a huge fan of waffles and I like a good waffle every once in a while, so we were excited to try Cast Iron Waffles. Plus, we were excited about the fact that it's small locally owned shop - we love to support local entrepreneurs.  Sadly, we were under-whelmed with the experience.  Maybe we caught them on a bad day, but our visit did not leave a positive impression in our minds. \n\nFirst off, as Chad wrote, the place is tough to find. We had tried to find it once before and gave up.  On this visit we actually found the place. Parking is not  plentiful but we were able to find a spot.   (As of this visit, there was not a big sign, now there is a big sign so you won't have as much trouble finding it as we did back when they first opened.)\n\nWe went inside and it is one of those places where you go up to the counter and place your order.   You can order your waffle plain or with different sorts of toppings. I ordered mine with nutella, bananas and strawberries. (Which as it turns out was not a good choice since the waffles are very sweet on their own... it probably would have been better to try it plain the first time.) \n\nWe had heard that they had really good coffee, and since Coffeeworks is now closed, we've had a tough time finding a suitable replacement.  We were hoping this place would be it, but on the day we were there, the coffee was nothing special. They had 2 selections brewed up and you serve yourself after placing your order at the counter. I think it had been sitting in the carafe a while because it was sort of lukewarm. \n\nI was excited to try the Liege waffles and had read about them before trying this place out, so my expectations were high.  But I found the waffle to be much too sweet -- more like dessert than breakfast. \n\nI wish we had checked out the menu online before going, because we were disappointed to discover that they only serve waffles, smoothies, and coffee or tea drinks. We had thought before coming that this was a full service restuarant where you could get a side of turkey bacon or eggs to go along with your waffle (which I prefer to cut the sweetness and offer some balance). \n\nPlus, we spent at least $15 for 2 deluxe waffles and 2 large coffees - ouch.  We normally spend between  $20 - $26 for 2 full breakfasts with coffee at other local establishments. \n\nWe ended up throwing out our waffles and heading over to the Big View Diner to have omelettes instead.\n\nI would consider trying the waffle again, but next time as a dessert or a sweet afternoon treat instead of breakfast.