Love trying their freshly baked breads & pastries! Usually they'll have a special seasonal baked…read moreitem too . In the summer, I've tried and LOVED their BLUEBERRY PECAN LOAF, WALNUT FIG BREAD, and PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE SQUARE. The seasonal breads are usually a couple dollars more. On their regular menu, their COUNTY BREAD sourdough was good but I found their caneles very subpar.

Elora Bread Trading Co. is a small-batch artisan bakery that focuses on traditional-method…read morenaturally-leavened (sourdough) bread (description taken from their website). All their breads and baked goods use high quality local ingredients. Located on the main street of downtown Elora, this bakery is popular among the out-of-towners who visit the area. The bakery has no seating indoors and a single table outside if you'd like to enjoy your treats. However, it is mainly take out only. I came by Elora Bread Trading Co. on a Sunday and was excited to find a great selection of baked goods including 4 types of sourdough (country, seeded, maple cinnamon raisin and marble rye), scones (buttermilk, cheddar + chive, cranberry, ginger peach), and focaccia (rosemary or cornbread jalapeno). Moreover, they also had cinnamon buns, brownies, caneles, donuts, pizza dough, and cookies for sale as well. There are some canned and bottles drinks as well for sale. I decided to get a cornbread and jalapeno focaccia, a buttermilk scone, and caneles. All the items I got were great! Service was also friendly as well. Overall, a cute local bakery in Elora if you ever decide to visit!

The pain au chocolat we got was stale, when it was supposed to be freshly baked! Plus, they…read morecharged us $5 for that...Very disappointing experience! We couldn't ear so we ended up buying a real freshly baked pain au chocolat at GoodnessMe. Never again.

Hands down the best lemon tart we have ever had. It was a magnificent tribute to the lemon fruit,…read moreand true to their motto: Made with Love and Butter.

Best butter tarts. PERIOD…read more Coming from a girl that has not liked butter tarts ALL her life...After trying Belwood's Country Market butter tarts - my mind was BLOWN. Firstly, the crust. It's thin and crisp, none of that thick crumbly stuff you get everywhere else. Secondly, the filling - it's custardy and delicious especially with the toppings!! (My fav are the pecan & blueberry white choco) It not sickly sweet or liquidy like other places. You have to pick some of these up to share with family/friends or just a sweet treat for yourself !

This little road side shop was a total surprise! I absolutely enjoyed their butter tarts. I made…read morethe mistake of buying two, tasted one, and immediately ran back in to upgrade for a 6 pack for $13.50. Each tarts is 2.25 when you get individuals... but don't. Get the half dozen or full dozen. My favourite was the coconut raspberry, what a flavour combination! We loved the crust, it was thin, buttery, and flaky. Had a good amount of filling to crust ratio. And I could not be happier with the service, they staff were understanding, and probably see this all the time when people come back to upgrade their purchase. If your in the neighborhood and was perfect butter tarts like you won't find anywhere else, this is the place to get them!

The cafe is simple but elegant. Smells delicious. And although it is quite spacious, was pretty…read morebusy and there were no empty seats or tables so we took our orders to go. It was difficult to choose what I wanted as everything sounds delicious and is equally visually appealing, but ended up getting a Dubai chocolate cookie and iced strawberry matcha. Although the pistachio itself lacks a little bit in flavour, the crispy topping adds a lovely texture to the cookie. The matcha was honestly not my favourite ever but I loved that they used a strawberry jam instead of syrup and by itself is very tasty (before mixing it all into the drink). And overall it look beautiful in the cup (forgot to take a pic, though!). The lady taking orders was very nice.

This bakery is opened up by two sisters. Located at the original Robusta cafe that shut down post…read morepandemic, this location has been free & searching for their next cafe--thankfully someone took it! Exceptional place. Simple design, DELICIOUS home baked treats, and even some baked goods from a local bakery partnership. The coffee is solid and they make cute designs in the foam. Service was very pleasant, and let me tell you, the place is large and busy! A must stop during the day, great for a quick snack, lunch, and a catch up with friends.

This bakery has the BEST butter tarts I've ever had. I plan on trying more of their items in the…read morenear future. If you are anywhere close to this cafe I highly suggest you stop in. I'm an hour and a half from Hillsburgh and I make the trip for butter tarts. I usually preorder 2 doz.

Great little spot with a dining room across the hall. Excellent fries and great sandwiches. Want to…read moretry the pizza and pasta options next!

I took advantage of an uber eats promo for a Sunday breakfast delivery on a cold winter day. I…read moreordered one of their 'Gweech' breakfast sandwiches featuring bacon, egg, Dijon mayo and arugula. A few mini hashbrowns were a nice side add on. Enjoyed the breakfast, and I look forward to finally trying some of their hearty lunch sandwich options soon !

Another place opened up in Guelph with the same owner as Sugo on the Surrey. Expectations are high…read morewhen you own one of the best Italian restos in Guelph. We went in on a Wednesday noon and had the mortadella sandwich and truffle crema pasta with the coffee & vanilla bomboloni. Everything was great. Personally I wasn't impressed by the sandwich but my husband liked it. Service was amicable. The interior is quaint, with some seating area for lunch. Overall, this is exactly what our ward needed and it has been fulfilled. Any place that sells eggs, milk, and butter, covers the books for me!

The Wee Berry Bakery is a stand on the side of the road. I stopped for the best cup of coffee and…read moregrabbed a fresh loaf of bread. Both were worth dropping by again. The cookies, tarts, and buns looked delicious.

Small but quaint and amazing food !! Great size portions,…read moregreat service, live music as well.

Staying at the Millcroft Inn we decided against the in-house restaurant, Headwaters. While the…read moredining room there is charming, the food is rated poorly. So, on this dark, rainy and misty night we walked the one kilometre to Ray's. We found a lively room, with almost all tables full. The ceasar salad was excellent and the lamb and BBQ burger were both one of the better we've eaten. Other dishes around us look equally appetizing. We had a bottle of Cave Spring pinot noir which was very reasonably priced. We finished by sharing the Skor cheesecake. Sweet but unctuous. Service was good, but the two waitresses had a whole room to contend with so it was brief and efficient. All told, worth a visit if you're in the area and certainly better than the alternatives.