Great food.My wife had Swiss mushroom benedict that was so big she couldn't finish, the homemade…read morehollandaise was fantastic. I had french toast, great portion for the price. Service is top notch. This will become a regular spot for me and my family

Awesome coffee shop with delicious breakfast choices, pastries and used books. Cool, eclectic vibe…read moreand a ride/walk up service window.

My partner and I were visiting Paris and we saw this cafe while exploring the downtown area. We…read moredecided to drop by on Sunday afternoon to get some relief from the very hot weather. The vibe of the cafe was cool, it was decorated with various items throughout. Plus, there was an area where you can read and/or buy books. I ordered a matcha latte and my partner picked a muffin. We got a seat by the window at the back, so that we can cool down and look at the beautiful view. The food was yummy and we enjoyed relaxing there. It felt like we were sitting at someone's home, it felt cozy and fun. Drop by here when you visit Paris, you'll love it!

This Tim's has a very short line, it keeps up with every other Tim Hortons in food quality and the…read moreinterior could be a bit better.

Service: Same as any other Timmies outside of the major cities…read more Decor: Same as any other Timmies. Food: Same as any other Timmies. Review: The service is slow but similar to that of any other Timmies outside the major cities. The food is the same. I was there late at night and they gave us a dozen donuts that they were going to throw out. Pretty nice of them. Reason for stars: I give them 3 stars because their coffee is the same as any other location (watered down) but the staff were nice enough to give us their left over donuts at the end of the night.

Cute cafe in pretty town Elora steps away from Elora spa/Inn…read more We had already eaten lunch before but saw their menu had some good vegan gluten free food items. It was pouring out so we popped in for a hot drink. The tables were full but we sat on the stools at the window. We had turmeric lattes which were a bit too strong and chalky for me but hubby liked his. There is one washroom and it was clean enough. Great place to stop for a drink or quick bite.

Busy little cafe in Elora…read more Street parking is easily found. You can bike or walk up to this spot. It is very hot in here as I'm not sure they have AC. Flies everywhere from the door opening and closing. You will be shewing them off your food. There is only one bathroom and the line gets quite long since people (read not patrons) come in to use this bathroom. They have many vegan options. There was a tofu bon mi and a tofu TLT sandwich. Both great, but don't come with anything. I also ordered a blueberry bar dessert and it was great. The lavender lemondade was a miss. Just yellow water. I will try them again for the plant based options.

Cute little place, plenty of bakery items for a variety of tastes. Good coffee as well.read more

The staff is great, the food is great, the overall feel of the restaurant is amazing, this might be…read morethe greatest café of all time

As soon as I walked in, I was greeted before I could even see anyone. Honestly, love that energy…read moreright off the bat! The inside is incredibly cute, super clean, and well-organized with plenty of seating. The decor is gorgeous, but my absolute favorite part had to be the little cloud pillows. So aesthetic. I actually came specifically for the matcha, even though their main specialty is Japanese cheesecake. I ended up ordering a large Iced Ube Matcha Cloud for $10.30 and she was an absolute dream. You can definitely still taste the matcha, but the whole drink is super light. If you're looking for a massive, punch-you-in-the-face strong matcha flavor, this specific one might not be your vibe. But even though I usually prefer a strong matcha, I just deeply appreciated how delicious and well-balanced this was. It was a bit of a trek for me to get here, but it was 100% worth the drive. I'll definitely be making the trip back!

Cumulus is such a cute spot in an unassuming plaza. They've got really tasty cheesecake desserts…read morethat aren't too sweet and stand up well to the toppings and drizzles. Their staff are super friendly as well, and the place has some board games where you can unwind.

Stopped in over the weekend for a cortado and it was a very enjoyable experience. Nice space and…read moretasted great. It was very quiet. The benches outside would be nice but not for my old man back.

Wonderful café on Charlton West. Today was my first time attending the Durand coffee shop. I had…read morethe very creative pastry dessert, but I can't remember the unusual French name for it.. anxious to try their coffees and other pastries. I really enjoyed the half hour sitting inside. with my friend.

Thus place is a gem in the middle of nowhere. Flavors are amazing, price is unbelievable, great…read morebuck for the money, very friendly and efficient staff. One scoop is 4 dollars+tax and it is huge. I have tried the salty dog(caramel and chocolate chips) and raspberry cheesecake type, it was extremely delicious. We will definitely go there again, highly recommended.

Where do I start on this place? They have the best ice cream ever and it's always soft. The service…read moreis quick and welcoming. It's also surprising cheap too! For 4 people, about $15. The line is a bit long but it's worth the wait!

Delicious coffee; I love cafe hopping in my spare time and this is best spot I have tried for…read morecoffee in Hamilton so far. I try to come back as frequently as possible. I love the addition of the little almond cookie to every drink. Food however would be rated a 3 star-the croissant was burnt and definitely stale and the pizza was far too small of a portion for its size (about the size of pizza pizza's mini pizza you would find served on a college campus). Another note would be to have their website updated because I have been there a couple of times where it wasn't open despite it showing being opened on google aswell as their menu and prices need to be updated.

Super cool cafe !!! All the decoractions are so fantastic!!!! The mm chocolates are so special and…read morethe coffee is excellent

I attended a tea with several friends. We were excited about the experience and looking forward…read moresome quiet down time in the gardens. The cottage was cute and quaint - totally looked like something out of a story book. Things looked promising. That is where the good experience we were hoping for started to take a downturn. Lana is a VERY chatty person. She talked quite extensively about the creation of the cottage, the previous owners, he ownership, etc. She frequently went off on tangents and added all sorts of personal stories. The thing was, you were captive. You couldn't go anywhere or do anything - you had to sit there and listen. After what seemed like an eternity, we were ready to have tea. The tea selection was a highlight as there were what seemed like hundreds of options to choose from. After some careful deliberation, we all selected the tea flavors we wanted and were seated in the dining room. Here is the kicker - Lana sat down with us! We weren't expecting her to actually sit down and have lunch/tea with us. Not only did she join us, she embedded herself directly into our conversations. It was really awkward. As I mentioned, the tea was great but the lunch, not so much. It isn't that it wasn't good, just that I've had much better most other places I've had tea at for a much lower cost. She either needs to lower her cost or add to her selections. By the time we were done with tea, our allotted time at the garden was up (because of the long winded stories before and during tea). One of the reasons we went was to see the beautiful gardens and we never got the chance! I did have an enjoyable time, but it would have been much better had Lana been less intrusive and left us alone more during our time there. The rating would also be higher if the price was cut.

I visited this place on June 7th, 2014 and wrote a review of my experience immediately afterward. I…read morewas then asked (and then told!) by the owner and a friend of the owner to remove my review because it was "not nice". I did not remove my review because I feel that Yelp should not be nothing but niceness..... it should be a place where readers get to read honest reviews of each person's experiences at restaurants and other businesses. Well..... three years passed and I was notified on Saturday that my review was removed by Yelp because it was flagged by "someone" for "inappropriate content". After doing a bit of questioning, I found that what was inappropriate was the use of one phrase (that I cannot repeat here because I do not want my review pulled again..... so here goes..... my exact same review..... minus the offending phrase): A bunch of us toured (and I say "toured" very lightly) this little cottege this past Saturday. Yes, the story behind it is interesting and the house itself is lovely (in an overly decorated and claustrophobic kind of way).... but honestly, paying $25 to look around someone's house and yard is pretty insane. Yeah, yeah, yeah..... the house was built by hand and is VERY quirky and very pretty.... but it was built in the '80's (yes... the 1980's) by two guys as a hobby of sorts and then after their relationship ended was subsequently purchased by another couple... and then another... before being bought by the lady who owns it now and gives "tours". Essentially you stand outside while the owner, Lana, tells you the history of the house and how she fell in love with it and bought it. Then you walk around inside (it is VERY small..... 6 little rooms and 2 bathrooms). Then you go into her gift shop/tea shop and get to SMELL her tea. No tastes..... but you can buy some for $12- $15 for 4 OUNCES! And you can buy postcards and notecards with pictures of the house for $3-4 each if you want because NO photographs of your own are allowed. (SERIOUSLY!) Oh, and you're never told the address of where you are... just very detailed directions on how to get there (turn here, turn there, count 6 telephone poles and a couple of pine trees and a gravel driveway or two....) I felt kind of (..... "inappropriate phrase"....) after the whole experience.... but hey.... if you're into walking around someone's (albiet cute and quirky) house while she tells you stories of her life and introduces you to her elderly mother who is kind of sequestered upstairs (REALLY!)... all while more than paying her mortgage as you do so... go and visit. Just don't invite me (again).