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    Bean Bar

    3.6 (105 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:30 PM

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Chicken Cobb Salad (5/5) & Stuffed Portabello Mushroom Salad (5/5)
    Jasmine L.

    All around a great place for a date atmosphere with a unique menu and awesome cheesecake selections. Pretty much all their salads are bomb, the Apple paradise sandwich is weirdly amazing (basically if Apple pie & grilled cheese was combined), and their To Die For sandwich is one the top items I recommend. Drinks wise, their Kahlua Hot chocolate is comforting and boozy all in one.

    Lo C.

    I've been seeing Bean Bar all over Instagram and during the snow storm I was CRAVING cake. Thank god they stayed open until 11:30PM every day. Parking is only a small lot so it does get crazy when all the businesses are open. The atmosphere and decor are excellent. The vibe is so homey and trendy walking in. The service was phenomenal. Our waitress seated us quickly with menus and water. Another waitress came to explain the cakes to us. We got - Ice Cow: shaken chocolate milk with whip cream. This was ok but I'd definitely try and go for other drinks when I come back - Chai Latte: this is a must. The drink comes in a cute little pot, a cup sugar rimmed, & a strainer. This was amazing. 100% better than the ones you'd get at Starbucks. Salted Caramel Cake: has a meringue feel. The crunchiness added to the overall texture and flavour of the cake. Rocky Road??? It was the a little too overwhelming for me. The cake was a little too dense and it was too sweet. Would be great with somebody with a sweet tooth that loves chocolate though. I'd love to come back for lunch or dinner sometime. They also serve Donut Monster donuts here!

    Fish and chips
    Lester C.

    I came here based on Yelp ratings after visiting the rather disappointing Dundas Peak. Looks like a local restaurant with a pretty wide selection on the menu of Canadian comfort food. We had a few dishes which all met expectations. Pricing was a tiny bit on the higher end for what it's worth. Service was fine. - Fish and chips was a huge portion - To Die For was expensive but real tasty - Grilled cheese was good value and bang for the buck

    Teena D.

    I had lunch at the Bean Bar on King Street S. It was quiet when I got there at noon but packed up really quickly. I ordered the Crispy Chicken Breast Sandwich with chipotle mayo and Roasted Mini Potatoes. The sandwich and the potatoes were delicious! I ended up leaving about half the potatoes because there was so much food. Natasha was my server. She was friendly and took excellent care of me.

    Cali chicken club
    Stephanie S.

    Bean Bar is more like a café than restaurant in my books. Ok for a quick bite/coffee or tea! I found the atmosphere a bit dark with terracotta coloured walls and dim lighting. Menu consists of apps, sandwiches, salads, pastas, & burgers. Cakes are outsourced and at just under $8, I thought that was a bit steep. So I skipped that. My California Chicken Pita Wrap was alright. Chicken was a bit bland, but bacon + mayo/guac or whatever sauce they used helped. Edible, but nothing mind blowing gotta return for type food. Male server was very pleasant, so gotta give props there! Quick and easy meals here. Nothing obviously homemade or gourmet.

    Dennis C.

    The service and atmosphere was good. The lamb and salad was quite good and tasty. My $9 burger with no sides was quite expensive. It tastes good but but did not justify the price. Also as you see on the pictures, the $8 desert was very small too. You can see the theme: Food is good by not great value given the size of the portions relative to the price. Have said that the salad and lamb was quite good! All in all this is a decent place in Hamilton but be prepared to spend $$$ in a place that feels more like a cafe than a Restaurant or bar.

    Garden of Eden cake
    Jen N.

    The cakes are unique and taste good. Got the garden of Eden cake since it was recommended. Some parts of the cake were a little stale. The smoked salmon wrap was very good. I think that's worth the price. The food is pricey but the veggies taste fresh and good. Music resonates nice and comfy vibes. Service is very good, staff is friendly. The waitress always made rounds asking how we were and if everything was alright.

    Mussels Appetizer
    Kristy N.

    Walking into Bean Bar, it was like a fusion of restaurant and bar. Though most places call these pubs, Bean Bar is more on the restaurant side, so I'll decide to call it a fusion of the two! I got the mussles appetizers. It came with pieces of toast bread as well. My bread was a little burnt, but the non burnt parts tasted DE - LI - SCIOUS. There were about 30 mussles in here and all of this for just $13. Man, that's awesome. There were three mussels in the thirty that had a bit of crunch to it, 1/10, not bad. The sauce was AH-MAY-ZING, tomato sauce with a bit of spice to it. If only it was a little hotter though, it'll be perfect. My friend got the grilled cheese and truffle fries. Never knowing what truffle fries were, i just found out it's 黑 松露。Haha, tasted really like the oil from Korean seaweed!!

    Sweet potato quesadilla and kale wrap
    Pinkal P.

    Went here for lunch and definitely a fan. Service - waitress was very friendly and we received great service. Food - my friend and I ordered the sweet potato quesadilla, which was served with guac, sour cream, and salsa, and a kale wrap to try. Really impressed with the sweet potato quesadilla; it was very rich! The kale wrap was crunchy and decent for lunch. We felt very full and satisfied. Will be returning.

    LJ L.

    Found on Yelp, unsure why it is called bean bar (coffee themed, but no) and why the tag line is "lifestyle restaurant" (what does that mean?). It was easy to know what this place was, once we arrived. The decor is dark, with oversized rough metal sconces sparsely spaced on blank walls, screaming an attempt at a trendy night spot. And the size of the bar compared to the lack of quality of the dining space just confirmed that priority one is the evening drinking crowd. We arrived for lunch, and even though there was a skylight in the middle of the space, it just felt dark and uninviting to receiving customers from the bright day. Even the staff were wearing primarily black. Food was great, service was prompt and courteous, and the dessert case looked to die for, but I just couldn't get out of there fast enough and back amongst the living. No dessert thanks, just the bill.

    Apple Paradise sandwich on multigrain and Braised Beef Cheeks with Truffle Fries. TOO GOOD!
    Dorothy B.

    Such a cozy restaurant with really delicious food! My friend and I visited the other day - she had the Apple Paradise sandwich and I had the Braised Beef Cheeks, substituting polenta fries for their truffle fries. The beef was very tender, moist, and had some fatty parts of you like that part of beef! A nice variety of veggies were given on the side. As for their truffle fries, these are one of the only fries I could eat without ketchup! They are so flavorful and really difficult to get tired of eating. Dipped in the juices from the beef, I really enjoyed my meal. Though I didn't finish it that day, it still made great leftovers! Which is important for students trying to save money. This dish was a little pricey (for students), but it reeeeally good and lasted me two meals! The Apple Paradise sandwich was delicious as well! The bread was nice and crispy, the mozzarella and cheddar mix was a nice combination with the apples, and of course, you can't go wrong with maple syrup - the perfect touch. Apparently the sandwich used to have Brie cheese (the most delicious cheese out there) but they changed the item, so I'd be curious to see how the dish would taste with Brie instead. Nevertheless, you get 3 halves of a sandwich for a decent price. It's nice to have independent restaurants so close to a university campus (McMaster). I can't wait to go here again :)

    Chicken with spinach pappardelle pasta in a rosé type sauce, cheese topped garlic flatbread on the side.
    Wincy S.

    Right in the middle Westdale Village, I came here based on it's high Yelp rating and with hopes of finding a local restaurant that would offer something more than meets the eye. Upon arrival the location is simple - somewhere between an old diner, bar, restaurant...it wasn't shabby but some decor can be renewed. The menu offers great variety, from salad and sandwiches to pastas and burgers. There's a long list of drinks available too, which surprised me for the size of the place. There were also daily specials, which read to be quite interesting. We lucked out and got a table right before the 6pm Sunday rush. Party of four, we each got something different to try out and satisfy our personal cravings. There was an 18oz T-bone steak dinner special and a haddock po'boy sandwich special, and then we ordered the apple cheese sandwich with fries and the chicken with spinach pappardelle pasta off the à la carte. Food came decently timely and the plating is simple - reminded me of Williams café. The steak dinner was sizeable and very filling with roasted potatoes, mushrooms, and seasonal veggies for side. The haddock po'boy was like a slaw burger with battered fish instead of a patty - not bad and surprisingly filling compared to its first impressions. The apple cheese sandwich was comfort food at its best - basically a grilled cheese. Finally, the spinach pappardelle was fresh and soft, and the rosé type sauce enrobed the chicken pieces and the pasta well. All in all I had no complaints about the food we ordered. We saw many people checking out the cake selection so we went up to the display fridge to see too - unfortunately we were greeted with stock La Rocca and Dufflet cakes. There was large variety and I can imagine it to be a treat in Hamilton, but I'm sure the price would've kept me away without question. The prices are a bit on the mid-high end for a number of items based on what they actually are, and keeping in mind most à la carte doesn't come with sides. A side of fries cost $4.50 with the sandwich, which was over 25% the cost of the main - is that normal? It was definitely not a deal in any way. My final con about the place is their washrooms - accessible only by stairs, two individual rooms per gender. Not the most family friendly for an otherwise family friendly spot. I see myself coming back if I'm in town looking for variety on the menu and reliable comfort food, but it's nothing amazing. I'll be looking closer at pricing as well to ensure I pick items worth my dollar.

    Nachos with Chicken $14
    Nick H.

    Came here around 4pm on a Sunday and the place was fairly empty which was nice. Pros Good service Professional employees Nachos were ok but all the other food was excellent Cons Prices were a little steep for what was offered

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    They raised all their prices since the minimum wage went up. 20$ for a quesadilla is ridiculous and so is a sandwich for 18$.

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    Bonanza Bakery

    4.6(16 reviews)
    3.6 km
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    The. Best. Discovery. In. Hamilton. Thus. Far…read more OMG! I love places like this. Unassuming, unpretentious, and just offers no-frills good food and honest prices. That's this place! I thought my GPS was leading me astray - again! - when it took me through a downtown-y residential area with older, two-storey houses. However, when I saw the pack of cars parked on the side of the street, I knew something good MUST be around. :) As you enter, there's a counter with breads behind it and cash register. And on the other side, is where some magical stuff happens, i.e. the hot table. I hesitate even writing this here, but the prices are AH-MAZING. Chicken Parm sandwich sm for $5, lg for $6?? AND since they ran out of large buns, they gave me 2 smaller ones for $6?? WHA...I'm not good at math, but isn't that like B1G1! I really hope that the owners can't decode my shorthand. Anyway, I didn't even explore the back room and that's where, apparently have cold cut sandwiches...which are also supposed to be good. Sandwich comes on one of the buns they bake on-site, your choice of spicy or mild tomato-based sauces, fried onions, and like 2 pieces of nicely seasoned Chicken parmesan. So delicious that you don't care if you're outside, sitting on the curb, eating it with sauce and onions dripping all over your shirt. Looking like a complete schlameel. Check this place out! P.S. SHHH...and don't tell too many people about it.

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    Doce Nata Pastry & Cafe

    3.5(2 reviews)
    3.4 km

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    I really wanted to love this place because the atmosphere is fantastic--it has such a great vibe…read morewhen you walk in. However, the actual experience of ordering has been a massive letdown. My biggest issue is reliability. I've placed orders ahead of time, only to arrive and be told they aren't ready until much later than promised. It makes it very difficult to plan your day when a "guaranteed" pickup time isn't honoured. To make matters worse, the customer service is disappointing. When I tried to politely voice my concerns on their Facebook page, I wasn't met with an apology or a solution--they simply blocked me. It's pretty unprofessional to silence feedback rather than address the underlying service issues. Pros: * Beautiful shop and great atmosphere. Cons: * Unreliable: Orders are rarely ready when promised. * Payment Restrictions: They don't accept debit or credit, which is a huge inconvenience in this day and age. * Poor Communication: Unwilling to handle customer feedback online. Overall, while the bakery looks the part, the lack of professionalism and the "cash only" hurdle make it hard to recommend. I'll likely be taking my business elsewhere

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    Lambo's Deli - Italian Trio

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    4.6(10 reviews)
    64.8 kmLeslieville
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    Lambo's Deli located at the corner of Queen St. E. and Greenwood Ave. is the sandwich's shop's…read moresecond location (first one being in the Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood!). This small shop located in Leslieville serves up some great sandwiches in a space that is primarily take out only (although there are a few bar/counter spots if you'd like to eat there. They are also open daily from 11am to 9pm. Menu wise, there are 9-10 kinds of sandwiches to choose from. They are all served on a sesame kaiser roll and cut in half. You're also able to add on ingredients on top of the already selected ones in the sandwiches. Each of Lambo's Deli locations also have a special sandwich, where this time when I went, it was the crispy chicken club. They also have soft serve as well (rotating flavours!). I stopped by Lambo's Deli on a Monday morning before the lunch rush and opted to grab: - Italian trio sandwich (soppressata, mortadella, prosciutto, fresh mozzarella, roasted red peppers, picked red onion, arugula, pesto, Calabrian chili spread) - $18 - Soft serve (flavour was hojicha) -$5 Service was friendly and I received my soft serve while waiting for my sandwich to be prepared. It took about 5 min and it was nicely packed. Staff were great and handed me a handful of napkins as well. I ate my sandwich an hour later and before opening the packaging, the sandwich was pretty heavy! Looking at a cross section of the sandwich, it was packed with ingredients! The Italian Trio sandwich was delicious. The roasted red peppers, pickled red onion, arugula, and Calabrian chili spread added freshness to the sandwich which didn't make it feel so heavy with all the deli meats inside as well as the mozzarella cheese. The sandwiches are big and I could only finish half for lunch. Overall, a delicious sandwich shop in Leslieville. Lambo's Deli definitely packs a lot of ingredients in their sandwiches which make for a tasty meal. Be warned, the sandwiches are huge! Also...don't miss out on their soft serve too!

    Stopped here for a sandwich to take to the park and wasn't disappointed. They have a nice simple…read moresandwich menu with all of the classics. They're well packed with ingredients, and cut in 1/2 if you want to eat 1/2 and save the other for later. Cute deli decor. While it's mainly take out, there's a small counter to sit at if you can score a spot. Nice side options if you want to make it a meal (pop and chips). You won't go hungry here!

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    Crudo Pizza & Panuozzo - il crudo

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    4.0(31 reviews)
    56.2 kmEtobicoke

    A friend introduced us to this culinary delight place in Etobicoke. And I must say this is one…read moreplace offering authentic Italian pizza and panuozzo. Everything here is made fresh and you can easily tell they're using high quality ingredients. The place is small but cozy with an open concept kitchen. It gets busy regardless of what time you come, so be prepared to wait. The food was absolutely incredible, making the wait perfectly worthwhile. I was excited to try their panuozzo since this is what I mostly ate when we went to Italy. Crudo's Mortadella Panuozzo rival those panuozzo we tried in Italy. We ordered the Mortadella panuozzo and A'Patata and Americana pizza to try. I really love and enjoyed the panuozzo! The combination of the crusty bread, savoury mortadella with the sweet, nutty creaminess of the pistachio paste and richness of the stracciatella translates beautifully into a perfect, gourmet and comforting sandwich. It will transport you straight to Rome. The potato pizza is one of the most surprisingly delicious pizzas you'll ever try. You can tell they're using top quality ingredients judging by how the pizza was fresh and flavourful. The crispy crust topped with creamy mozzarella (fior di latte) and chunks of soft roasted potatoes perfectly complements the salty and savoury ham (prosciutto cotto). And to cap off a great meal, we ordered the Cafe Cream using Kimbo coffee. This dessert is rich and velvety - the perfect sweet finish to a rich meal. I highly recommend this place to any food enthusiast.

    I've been meaning to try this restaurant since their first location opened in Toronto. We ended up…read moretrying the Woodbridge location which was packed full of patrons on a Friday afternoon at lunch time. Expect to wait and be satisfied with every, huge sandwich on the menu! We had the meatball, mortadella and fig, balsamic vinegar, prosciutto panuozzos! Chef's kiss. The restaurant has a little "franchised" feeling and has less of a personal touch than I expected.

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