I was coming from out of town and I was very stressed - the employees at the Hub had to accommodate…read moreme by making arrangements by cell and email. And they did it! - so professionally, so ably, so seamlessly! They made sure I had all the necessary information and that I was prepared upon my arrival (after hours too). Thank you all at the Hub - you were wonderful and I appreciate you so much!

I recently rented a safety deposit box at the hub. Melissa was extremely knowledgeable and helpful…read moreand made the process so seamless for myself and my buisness partner. Would definitely recommend to friends and family!

The Paris Wincey Mills is a great market hall in Downtown Paris, within walking distance of Paris'…read more main street, Grand River St North. It's a historic building from 1889 that now houses several local vendors. Feel like having a pint? Try the Paris Beer Co. Interested in local meats and and sausages? Try the Link Street Sausage House. Fresh bread? Try the Good Bread Company, which sells delicious loaves, gourmet ketchup, and butter tarts. Fresh seafood? They have that too. I'm sure the vendors have changed throughout the pandemic but several mainstays include Cake and Crumb, and the Bird and Bee Vintage. I loved the wonderfully curated eclectic vintage items at the Bird and Bee. I wanted to buy so many things, from unique pins to clothing to candles and jewelry. While I resisted the urge to buy the delicious sweet treats that Cake and Crumb sells, there were several amazing looking brownies, macarons, and cakes that were whispering "eat me!" They also had beautiful market bouquets of flowers, and amazing Instagram worthy rainbow grilled cheese sandwiches from The Grilled Cheese Effect. We opted for the Lumber Jill grilled cheese sandwich with multigrain bread, peameal bacon, generous amounts of melted cheddar, maple syrup and lots of blueberry compote. It was like French toast and grilled cheese had a delicious (albeit messy) baby. I appreciated that they limit the number of people in the hall and conduct Covid screening and enforce the wearing of masks while in the market hall. The washrooms are clean. I also liked that there was some multicultural influences evident in the market, from pierogies to Arepa Love. Surprisingly there wasn't a place for coffee in the food hall at the time of my visit. Also since they enforce use of masks in the market hall, there really wasn't a place to sit and eat your food unless you went to an outside bench, or were seated at the Paris Beer Co patio. Paris Wincey Mills is a cool destination that I highly recommend to check out if you're in the Paris or Cambridge area.

Worth a visit if you're in Paris for a day trip. Not a lot of stores though so don't plan a trip…read moreout of it. It's rather small and we maybe spent 10 minutes there. There were some interesting shops, a coffee shop, gelato shop, meat shop, floral shop, bake shop, soap and natural scent shop, and maybe one or two others. They do have Public washrooms which were clean when we visited.

Fantastic space that's open, modern and collaborative. The space and building has a lot of natural…read morelight and the amenities are top of the line. Perfect for events, workshops, meetings and seminars. Great atmosphere and great people!

From the owner: Combine Shared office/Logistics- access to flexible AAA offices as well as manage your…read morelogistics/warehouse/storage needs, under one roof, welcome to alternawork.

Very personal touch of a cafe. Louise is a great operator of this outfit. Tried their muffins and…read morethey are a treat indeed. Lovely atmosphere and workspace for a brief while.

love!! The owner is amazing, the space is amazing, coffee and sandwiches are amazing. Community…read moreloves this as a spot to network