Food's good and the service is great. I usually have business breakfasts with either my local to…read morethe area clients or one of my team members.

Highly recommend. Had the Cafe breakfast. My friend had granola. Great space. Food wonderful. Go!read more

What would bring you to Erin, Ontario? Maybe a visit to the Cheltenham Badlands? Well, that's…read moretechnically in Caledon, so I'm not sure it counts--but it's close enough. What brought me to Tin Roof Cafe in Erin was my son's baseball game against the local team. With time to kill and bellies to fill before first pitch, we stopped by Tin Roof Cafe. It looked like the most promising spot in town, and we were fortunate to squeeze in an hour there before their daily 6 p.m. closing time. My son ordered the Tin Roof BLT, and everything about it tasted incredibly fresh. I especially appreciated that they used locally baked bread instead of the typical store-bought variety. (If you're wondering, they also offer a regular BLT--but you won't get the turkey, avocado, or chipotle mayo that make the Tin Roof version so special.) It was a delicious sandwich from start to finish. For myself, I ordered the Nutellaccino. It was surprisingly good. The Nutella added a nutty richness to the coffee without making it crazily sweet. We also ordered a peanut butter brownie to go. Since my son was eating his sandwich first, the staff kindly offered to keep the brownie in the fridge until we were ready to leave. However, since we still had some time to kill and of course a sweet tooth, so we ended up eating the brownie before we left. The brownie was so...good. You could tell it was homemade, and even the peanut butter was homemade. The only disappointment was that I visited during the summer. Otherwise, I definitely would have tried one of their soups, which unfortunately aren't available during the warmer months. I love coffee shops with personality, and Tin Roof Cafe has plenty of it. Its cozy, funky village vibe made our one-hour visit feel warm, welcoming, and memorable. It's exactly the kind of local café that makes a small-town stop worthwhile.

The food was pretty good. We were recommended by a family member to come here. They said ignore the…read moreprices just eat the dessert. And I have to say I agree. I personally had the carrot cake and it was moist and flavourful. Just delicious! The coffee was pretty good too. They didn't have very many options but we also came late in the day so that's probably why. I can see this being a popular spot to come study or work.even the staff are nice and welcoming. It very cozy and warm feeling. I also love the turquoise cup and I feel like the branding is very good. So while it is sort of expensive it still is delicious.

Parking: Plenty of parking in the back lot and some on the street…read more Interior: Spacious! Plenty of tables and good for large groups. Wait Time: None on a weekday morning. Staff was super nice! Opens early and great for work study. Items Order: 9/10 Honey Butter Blackberry Thyme Scone - $3CA - Scone was fresh, warm, buttery, a bit dense but still decently moist. Flavor was amazing and regular sweetness level.

The food was really good! I opted in for the grilled cheese and my siblings the smoked meat…read moresandwich. I also got a mango caramel drink and tea and smoothie. The vibes were nice and the server who took our entire order served us pretty quickly. It was pretty packed on a weekday with lots of people stopping by to do some work on their laptops. Overall, It's a great place to do some work at and the vibes were there. The only thing I would say is that it was quite pricey.

Their food is amazing! What's great is you can get it to go and then drive a minute down to the…read morelake and and eat at one of the picnic tables. A friend said they're a Croque Monsieur one of the best they've had.

DELICIOUS crepes and excellent service! Cute little cafe that gets busy and super loud between…read more11am-12pm on the weekend (before or after is more manageable to have a conversation!) The crepe was flavourful but very light. I would consider it as a snack/appetizer instead of a meal. The presentation was pretty too. The parking wasn't difficult to find. There's lots of street parking nearby.

Another local jewel and unbelievably this is my first visit... but I will make up for lost time for…read moresure Great ambiance... courteous and efficient service ... delicious food ... equally tastefully presented and the desserts are top notch ( though these might be slightly overpriced ) I highly recommend Narenj PS: You can order the sandwiches either with or without the sesame bun ... I recommend them without so you have enough space to relish the real delicious stuff without being distracted by the bread

It's a cozy and cute café on Kerr Street that serves variety of desserts and croissants. The…read moredecoration and tables are very cute and gives you grandma's house feeling. Another fun fact about the café is the it's connected to Maro's Restaurant and you can directly come here to enjoy desserts after dining there. The desserts tasted mediocre and there weren't anything special. But you still can enjoy the vibe.

I love the food, the decor, the friendly staff, the downstairs bathroom setup . . . everything…read moreabout the Yeti is cool. I visited for the first time on a Saturday during the Market, and sat outside. Had a veggie burrito, which was delicious, and then also got a pretzel from the stand set up about a dozen feet from our table. Service was pretty fast, considering how busy they were. They use little plastic animals to identify your table and order. I like that. I wish restaurants in my area did something similar. The Yeti also has a fun sign to go along with its festive name. And a water cooler, also, if you just want water with your meal. Wonderful place.

We stopped by for a quick drink and bite after seeing this place recommended in the Coffee Passport…read morefor K dubs, but unfortunately it ended up being a major letdown. We ordered two iced lattes: raspberry and lavender. They were ok, but nothing particularly memorable regarding the roasted beans they used. The bamboo straws were also frustratingly flimsy and kept breaking, which was especially annoying since the syrups settled at the bottom and you really needed the straws to mix the drinks properly. The major issue was the food service. We ordered a cinnamon bun and the Pregnant Sasquatch sandwich alongside our drinks, then waited nearly 30 minutes while watching people who ordered after us receive their food. When I finally went up to ask, it turned out the cashier had forgotten to send our order to the kitchen. This was stressful since we had an appointment in Toronto later in the afternoon. The cinnamon bun was then handed to us, which was sitting on the counter the whole time. Another 15 minutes later, a staff member came over to tell us they had run out of the artisan bun for the sandwich, so we had to choose an alternative. At that point, after all the delays and confusion, it honestly felt like some kind of compensation would've been appropriate. I ended up switching to sourdough bread. After waiting yet another 10 minutes, I asked if we could just cancel the sandwich altogether. The cashier assured us it was coming, and it finally arrived about 5 minutes later. To be fair, when I asked what happened, the cashier explained that they were very busy. But - there wasn't even much of a line when we placed our order, so the explanation didn't really add up. And unfortunately, after nearly an hour of waiting and spending around $30 on drinks and food, the sandwich itself was mid at best, Overall, the experience just didn't live up to the hype, and we probably won't be back.

Fabulous Great Coffee Desserts are delicious Great value…read moreSmall but great atmosphere Hours are good

Stopped at Lucero Canteen for a vanilla custard donut and a matcha latte, and both were incredible…read more The space is perfect for a cozy catch-up or solo coffee date. Staff were friendly and quick, and everything felt thoughtfully curated.

A welcome addition to Bloor West Village - Wake a boo has a bright cute interior and overall we had…read morea good meal. The salsa in the shakshouska was really tasty and the eggs were cooked perfectly however the pita bread was underwhelming. The the mushroom eggs Benedict was good as was the bacon breakfast. The service while friendly was extremely slow we waited 40 mins for breakfast but it was really busy and the restaurant is newly opened so I assume this is just teething problems and won't stop me from returning.

Wonderful owner who also serves. She goes above and beyond. We had the Farmers and Canadian…read moreomelet. Also, the French toast special to share. 3 French toast w mascarpone between and covered in blueberries. O and ice cream - for Breakfast! Lovely interior as well - apparently great for first dates, couples, couples breaking up and families w small children. Definitely recommend.