Cafe March 21

Super cute café. Very Instagramable and trendy. Great atmosphere for work and chatting with friends. A cozy little café with an upstairs. Both levels are very cozy and inviting.
Menu is pretty small but prices are very affordable in my opinion.
The decoration there is so pretty and just calling for you to take a couple selfies and pictures here and there.
Ughhh I really want to go back now…

Love this place!
I was looking around for somewhere within walking distance of work that I hadn’t been to yet, and Café March 21 fit the bill — I’m only sorry I didn’t try it out sooner because this place is a gem! A nice selection of flavoured lattes, real pour over coffee, fresh juice, fresh-​baked cookies, and Korean ramen (the ramen is only available between 10am and 2pm, I think, so worth noting if you’re planning on going there for lunch).
So far I’ve tried the beef broth ramen, the Nutella latte, and the green tea white chocolate chip cookies, and I wholeheartedly recommend all of them. Décor is lovely and clean and full of heart, and prices are very affordable.
Try it! You’ll like it!

Love their décor and drink selection. It was my first time to ever try their fruit shrub or heard of anything like that. OMG. it changed my life. I want more. I’m like couple thousand miles away and I can’t wait to go back to Canada just for it! Amazing. Friendly service.

Very nice café in Windsor! It’s quiet place for girls’ talk And John is so nice to the customers. Come and try!

What a cute place. Love this Café and love the atmosphere. It’s my go to Café in the downtown area noe

I love this little café so much. The family who owns it is so incredibly nice; always smiling and I think from Seoul (too cool!). The woman who cooks came out and literally smelled like fresh flowers hahaha. The ramen is soooo freaking good, so satisfying for lunch. The lattes are incredible, to say they’re the best espresso/​coffee in Windsor wouldn’t be a stretch. Green tea cookie A++. Cute vibes and patio too. Super clean.

I love this place! Very good atmosphere and feels very cozy. I like their products. Good coffee and green tea cookies are amazing. And the owner, Henry, is super sweet with optimistic personality. I like coming here all the way from Detroit: D

This place is really cool and quaint, highly recommend the second for study space!

My parents loved their cookies and the bread! I had the affogato and it was so good love love love their cute decorations and the coziness! Must go back to get more cookies and try more drinks!

Cute house turned into a coffee shop. It is an ideal place to get some work done. Tables are large, and there’s a quite and cozy space upstairs.
great selection of baked goods, however food selection is limited. They have Ramen during lunch time only.
Music could improve.
Overall I had a decent experience.

This is a very cool coffee place in downtown Windsor. It has been open for approximately one year and is run by a young Korean gentleman.
Funky interior, lots of art — especially cup art from the owner. Two floors of coffee drinking goodness — the attic is a nice ha out place.
Coffee is sourced from Colonial Coffee and they have pour over and siphon. Also many espresso based drinks.
Didn’t try any of the baked goods but they look fresh — I suspect from the owners mother.
Will have to come back to try the ramen and Korean hot dogs with kimchi!!!
This is a gem for sure and hopefully will remain open for a long time!!!

Best coffee in the city. Best coffee I’ve had anywhere. Fresh, carefully prepared by the pour-​over method, unique imported beans in different flavour profiles. It’s an extremely warm and welcoming environment; a great place to get some work done, read a bit, or have a conversation. They also have a nice selection of board games you can play.
Also has some nice baked goods to go with the coffee as well as really good spicy Ramen soup (I think you can get it in the grocery store for much cheaper and eat it at home, but it’s still really good).
It’s THE place for really good coffee in Windsor.

There’s something special about Café March, and you sense it from the moment you enter this quaint coffee shop. Considerable care, planning, and heart went into its creation, and continues to pour out of its owner, who attentively greets and treats every customer with, well. .. care and heart. Likewise, each baked good and every bowl of ramen is made with the same passion for pleasing the customers.
With your first check-​in on Unilocal,you can use a 15% off coupon good off your entire order. I took advantage of this and ordered several items, including a latte, perfectly crafted with excellent beans that made this one of the best lattes I’ve ever had. I was very hungry, so I started with an oatmeal bagel with cream cheese. The bagel was slightly sweet with a great texture, and wonderful flavor. I split a bowl of beef ramen with my daughter, and we both thought the flavor was phenomenal. For dessert, I also took someone’s suggestion and ordered two green tea cookies, which both my daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed. They are moist, and the white chocolate chips compliment the green tea flavor perfectly.
Parking was easy – there were numerous item slots right in front of the business. I enjoyed this so much that I took several flyers and business cards back to our Irish dance studio for the parents who sit and wait for their kids, so they can enjoy a treat and a cup of coffee or tea instead of sitting in the lobby of the dance studio. I highly recommend café March 21^st.

Love this place. I’m willing to cross the border just to go get their sweet potato latte. Very cozy place and perfect spot to study. I also need to give them props for making their desserts from scratch If you want to explore and get awarded with amazing drinks, you need to go here!

Amazing place I’ve ever been.
Someone might think the café is a bit small, but the inside of it is so adorable. Since this is not big or huge, this place is the only place in Canada. Since the location of it, u can visit from US and Canada at the same time.
It’s gonna be good for hanging with friends of course, and the interior itself entertained me a lot. You can enjoy coffee and music at the same time. Employees are nice and kind as well, but best part for me is they are all so friendly.

This is my favourite place in Windsor to get some work done, it never fails to deliver a solid dose of inspiration mixed with some very good coffee. The old house being converted into a modern coffeeshop definitely gets points in my book. It’s a couple minutes walk from the main downtown core.
Definitely recommended to impress dates by bringing them here or to get some serious work done.

This cozy place is a two level house; it used to be a family house. The entire upper level is deidcated to customers with table arrangements you can move to your likes. This allows students for learning corners, or groups for party tables.
The owner serves customers himself, sometimes his brother helps. Their mother bakes the delicious cookies and cakes you can buy (try the green tea cookies!). He is a very nice young man and seems to love coffee as much as it can get. He even cold brews (takes over 12 hours!) himself and sells bottles of it. Every small detail of coffee making is attributed.
The coffees are great and hand drop filtered. Try the houseblend, it tastes nice and strong, but is mild on your stomach. The tea is good, too.
Everything is different from normal coffee places and cafés on purpose. The ceiling is low (standard of a family house; about 2.2 to 2.4 metres on the lower level, about 1.9 to 2.2 metres on the upper), the setting is cozy. You can access the kitchen area and oversee everything behind the open counter.
It is easily accessible; the entire lower level is accessible from the sidewalk, so wheelchairs are welcome. However, the lady’s room is on the lower level, the man’s is on the upper.
The place is very easy to find. We came through the tunnel from Detroit and parked at the self-​park near Riverfront and Caesar’s. After a short walk along the Riverside (pass the Steam Engine and War Memorial) we decided to head into Windsor as it was very windy and cold. At the Greyhound Station we then decided to have some coffee and March 21 Bean N’ Leaf was the first to come up in Unilocal,so we gave it a try as it was only a short 5 minute walk from Greyhound’s. We did not regret it.
Be careful if you decide to sit near the music box. There is a glass shelf you might bump into when getting up from your chair.

Sweet place! Their pour-​over coffee is pretty amazing! Robust scent, cozy atmosphere and friendly owner
Also their handmade macaroons and cookies are flawless with the coffee!

This is a must-​visit coffee shop when crossing the Detroit-​Windsor border. It is less than 5 minutes away from the border, next to the free-​1-​hour parking garage. March 21 is a warm, cozy, creative, and adorable place with pictures, cup drawings, little toys, and plants. I always stop by here to grab a cup of pour over coffee or a cappuccino with soy milk. If you want to see something cool, ask Henry for a Siphon coffee, which is another method of brewing coffee that the boiling water is sucked up through a vessel then come back with a brewed coffee like a magic. It’s really awesome!!!
They have wide selection of desserts too, with the steady sellers like green tea cookies, nutella cookies, and classics like chocolate chip cookies and oatmeal cookies. They have macarons, cereal bars, mini apple pies, and pound cakes too. If you don’t have a sweet tooth, you should try their bagels from the local bagel shop The Earnest Bagel Company.
If anyone happens to pass by Pelisser St, please go and check out this coffee shop.

Well well well. Been waiting to go here since its opened but never got a chance till yesterday and I’ve got to say this place did not disappointed. The guy working was super friendly and explained many things to us (how all the food is freshly hand made/​baked every day, their pour over process, how they make their cold brew coffee.) Very informative.
They use the pour over method for their standard coffee with different beans to choose from (they have little sample containers so you can smell or eat… if you want. .the beans) and they do the pour over directly infront of you, which is nice since I haven’t seen that before. So the pour over coffee was great.
The also freshly squeeze their orange juice in front of you.
I got a soy latte which was pretty tasty, it’s not the best I’ve had in Windsor but probably top 10… Maybe even 5.
Baked goods… Soooo good! I tried a couple different cookies and brownies… Awesome!
And the ambiance! Awesome! I really liked how this place was decorated. Very woody with trinkets adorning the walls and some pretty cool art work/​coffee doodles scattered around the place. They did a really good job. They also have an upstairs which is basically like the upstairs of a little house, but they put couches around and a foozeball table.
I’d say this is probably one of my favourite coffee places in Windsor so far. In terms of espresso based drinks I wouldn’t say it’s the best in Windsor but pretty good. But as an overall definetly one of the better and more unique places!