Fantastic, friendly service! They were out at our place within a day of our getting in touch,…read moreduring the holiday season no less, and they were extremely helpful.

We didn't end up buying a bike but the guy was amazing! I really appreciated that he didn't fit us…read morewith something that didn't work more than a year. We will go back again for my sons next bike - what a great local business! He was friendly, knowledgeable and didn't mind that we brought our pup shopping on a hot day.

I am extremely disappointed as the bike I booked wad given to someone else... I came on on the day…read moreit was promised to deliver to me!

Walked into the shop by accident and was instantly impressed with the products and also Matt who…read morewas very gracious to talk bikes with me. Ended up buying a bike for my grandson and very happy with the Opus and the honourable service provided by Matt. In the words of Arnold, "I'll be back" Tony

This little cafe is located in the bottom level of the Hamilton Farmers Market. It is small but…read moretheir product is mighty. I used to come here to get my iced coffee daily, but I have since switched to matcha and it is so good! I am always greeted upon arrival with a friendly hello and smile. Even if busy they always take a moment to let me know they will be right with me! This definitely one of my favourite spots in Hamilton.

Stopped by Back Road Coffee Roasters -- a really cute store with a busy, energetic vibe that gave…read morethe perfect coffee shop feel. Food: I had a lemon bar, which was the perfect morning treat, while my wife got a raspberry maple oat scone and an americano. She said both were well made, and everything tasted fresh and flavorful. Service: The staff were awesome and like a well-oiled machine, super polite, and attentive to all the customers. Service was smooth even with the busy crowd. Aesthetic: The shop has lots of indoor and outdoor seating, including a separate room for sitting. The counter area is nicely laid out, making the space feel open and easy to navigate.

Tried their strawberry matcha and it was so good and tasted so fresh!! My only critique is that…read morethey didn't have a larger size for the drink and that they didn't have a bigger seating area. They also had pasta stir sticks which was cool.

You will either like the place or not based on its decor. Me personally, it's a cute little shop…read moreand family mom and pop. Everyone who ventures here is either a local or they saw the store by chance and visited. There is a wide variety of morning breakfast meals to have including muffins and other baked snacks. And of course whatever your heart contents in terms of coffee style. The employees are very sweet. Like I said, a mom and pop shop.

Coffee shops have always been there to serve us, whether a local spot doubles as your office or…read moreyour neighborhood coffee shop is your daily detour on the way to work. Golden Gecko may not be as full and lively as it once was, but the long take away line is mere proof of its popularity. It's a quirky place, with plenty of Star Wars paraphernalia. And, Golden Gecko doesn't just brew a mean cup of joe, they have a variety of baked goods and ice cream by the scoop. Golden Gecko's online store also offers a variety of items, including coffee beans, that are available for pick up or free local delivery. And, they also recently launched their own branded clothing displaying the gecko motif. sweatshirts, t-shirts and toques are available in all colours of the rainbow.

The cappuccino was pretty good and we came for some ice cream also. Had the creme brûlée and…read moretiramisu. It is not made in house but rather it's from the London Ice Cream Company. So can't really grade the ice cream though there was a good selection of choices. The service was so so nothing special. There were no other customers in the cafe when we arrived. The ambiance was simple and plain but the jazz music that was playing made it a lovely spot to sit & chat with another person or just going there as a solo patron. It's a little on the pricey side and they didn't really need to have 2 people working there today when we visited. (because we were the only ones there)

Visited on a sunday evening and it was very chaotic. The staff were taking orders all over the…read moreplace from people who just walked in vs those that were waiting. We got 2 lemonades which were just average, more on the sour side. The croissant was good. A little pricey but that's expected given the area we were in. If the staff are better trained, it would help make the ordering process much easier.

After a good hike in Burlington, my friends and I decided to look for a cafe to either grab a bite…read moreor have a good cup of java. Didn't really know what to expect but the person in charge, Wayne, was amazing. The place didn't have a dine in or patio ( maybe because of Covid and all) but he was nice enough to make us fresh coffee to try. He happened to be roasting some beans and invited us to watch. What a treat!!!! It's amazing to find gems like this in the area. I usually drink medium roast but he made me try the dark roast and I ended up buying a bag of that too. I would definitely come back and recommend this place 100%.

Excellent example of a local coffee roastery that's also fair trade! I believe the owner also owns…read morethe coffee bean farm in Brazil - or it belongs in the family. By luck, I caught a coffee tasting when I dropped by while I was in the area. What you'll find here: front of shop that displays bags of fresh coffee beans that are roasted in small batches, aeropress, pour over, and other coffee accoutrement, plus the larger "warehouse" area where beans are being roasted/packaged. Perhaps Wayne will make you a coffee/espresso-based drink so you can sample their beans! What you won't find here: baked goods, muzak, laptops, stale beans, or dairy alternatives. Again, it's a coffee roastery that also preps bags for e-commerce. It's not a café. 250g bags are around $9, a bit more expensive for their Microlots - if&when they're available! This is loads cheaper than many other roasteries that I've been to where you're paying ~$20 for a bag and don't necessarily end up liking it. Recommended stop for any coffee lover if you're near the Bronte GO Station!

I visited this place today for a drink and a small bite. I had bacon, egg, and cheese on an…read moreenglish muffin. I have to say that the sandwich was way too close to what I remember a McDonald's sandwich tasted like, and I haven't had one of those in more than 20 years.

I had a wonderful coffee date with my friend. We go together almost every friday. Today, we got…read moreserved by Maddox. He was kind, made a wonderful matcha latte and when I dropped it on the floor he promptly cleaned it and even offered to make me a new one!! I will definitely be returning and recommending Coffee Culture to my friends and family. Thank you Maddox for making this experience so wonderful, you've made my Friday :)