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.

If you are wondering if you should check this place out, just do it. Very adorable cafe with a…read morewonderful outdoor seating area. There is limited seating inside but the patio across is also theirs. Inside, the walls are covered in different art work, the bathroom is located on the second floor. They have several options for both food and drinks. We all opted in for different varieties of bagel sandwiches. Lavender latte was different but tasty. The service was quick, they bring the food to your table. Overall, all of us enjoyed our brunch here.

Great cappuccinos at this cafe! Nice patio with three tables at the front of the cafe and located…read moreright in the centre. Beautiful flowers surround this cute cafe! We tried their Mexicana burrito with pulled pork, rice, beans, corn and salsa. Nicely toasted and warm. Could have been a bit better with more cheese even though there's already some cheddar. Portion sizes are pretty big!

Stopped in Elora for lunch today and found this cute place!! They had a menu including many things…read morethat could be made vegetarian or vegan and I ended up getting the sunshine bowl. It was really good and I was very impressed that they had so many vegan accommodations for such a small area. (Baked goods and drinks too!) Great service and pretty outdoor seating. Seemed a little pricy for what it was, but nothing crazy and I did enjoy it.

Great little coffee shop in an old bank building. You can…read morestill see the original vault doors. Lots of funky wall art. They have great baked goods - scones, croissants, cookies, muffins and more. Plus light lunch options. Lots of barista type drinks. Decent amount of seating and some outdoor tables in the good weather. Coffee and scones we had were great!

Stopped here for a hearty breakfast on the way to hike at Devils Glen. Five stars for the food…read more They have lots of vegetarian options (savory and sweet). My one year old loved their chia pudding. Ambiance was great too! We hung out in the actual vault and my toddler could run around without disturbing other customers. Knocking off a star just because the coffee was sadly not good.

Cute interior! However, there were four of us. We waited almost 50 mins for all of our dishes to…read morecome out. There was another table beside us that was waiting as long as we had, until they brought it to the servers attention. Waiting that long for food that was mediocre was not something worthwhile especially in a tourist attraction. Maybe going on a weekday would be better. Not sure if I any of us would go back

Hi Tea for my family on a special occasion was a complete disappointment added to which it was a 2…read moreHour drive from our home to the restaurant. There are NO positives that can be said about this experience. The food was minimal for a high price ($140 for a few tiny sandwiches, scones which were completely overcooked and had to be sent back and resulted in a long wait for a replacement, a few savoury things which were tiny and tiny little desserts only four little tiny ones. In fact , basically the food was tasteless in most cases and extremely expensive for what we got. The staff member was not attentive, the café is not clean and certainly not the charming Place I expected to be. I would avoid this location at all costs.

Community Café is a small locally owned coffee shop hidden down a small alleyway in downtown Elora…read more It's a bit hidden but there is signage indicating where it is. The café is small with a few seats inside and more seating outdoors where it is primarily take out only. In terms of the menu, they offer a variety of caffeinated beverages, teas, cold drinks, pastries (cakes, cookies, brownies, muffins, scones), as well as breakfast (croissants/bagels) and lunch (hot dogs, sandwiches) items. My friend and I stumbled upon Community Café as we were walking along the main street of Elora. We decided to pop in for a beverage as we were killing time as we had a reservation for lunch elsewhere. Service is friendly and a bit slow, but there is only one staff there (I assumed the owner) who was making the beverages. The cute thing about this café is that you notice a wall full of dog pictures, all taken by the owner. I opted for the cold brew while my friend ordered the London Fog. Our drinks were made a reasonable time. The cold brew I had definitely was strong! Beware if you do have this beverage since the caffeine hits you after a few sips. Overall, cute small coffee shop with great coffee in Elora!

Sweet little coffee shop in the heart of Elora. Visiting…read morefrom the East coast, found this fun little treasure. Service is friendly and impeccable! Beautiful and delicious home made baked goods and sandwiches. Coffee is best in town! My espresso reminded me of Italy.

We had spent the day in nearby Elora Gorge Park, and we were on the prowl for ice cream. We drove…read moreover to the downtown area, which is a charming and adorable tourist trap. There are a lot of wonderful shops, and it's very walkable. We stopped in this story, which is nominally an olive oil and herbs shop, but because it was summertime and it is hot, I suspect they decided to diversify, and they also have some ice cream. It was good, but not jump-out-of-your-skin wonderful. The counter was a little disorganized for checking out, but it seems like it would be a better place to visit for olive oil purposes.

I was here on a walking culinary tour…read more The tour met at our first stop where we were introduced to Harisson, our fabulous tour guide. The Village Olive Grove is a gourmet extra virgin olive oil and vinegar shop that imports from all over the world. There we learned how to tell if extra virgin olive oil is authentic and how it's made. We also learned how to taste vinegar without the acidic flavour getting in the way. Just when you think you're a foodie, you learn something new! Love it! Last, but not least, we sampled Mapleton's Organic Ice Cream. It was flavoured with dandelion. It had a mild mocha flavour. Pretty good! We all looked worried when he said it was made with dandelion, but were all impressed. The owner is very knowledgeable and will allow you to sample any oil or vinegar in the store. The prices are higher than grocery stores, but you're here for the quality and you will definitely get it!

I pre-order every time from this location because it's so slow…read more Most recently it took 26 minutes to get 2 grande lattes.

I love Starbucks coffee and this store is tidy and the staff are fast and efficient. Great location…read moreand easy access. DriveThru makes the experience much better especially early in the day.

We popped in here for Sunday morning breakfast with no reservation and we were able to be seated…read more The breakfast is homestyle and made in house. The waitress was nice and to pay you take your bill to the front counter. My husband had the Huavos Rancheros which he thoroughly enjoyed. I had the two eggs your way with back bacon. The food was delicious and high quality. The prices were incredibly reasonable. The restaurant is not fancy by any means, however, it is the perfect breakfast spot for anyone visiting Elora!

Good home cooking with real ingredients. Bottomless cups of coffee. Costs are low because…read moreno-nonsense career staff do not indulge princesses or their brethren. 2SLBGTQ+

Love that it's locally run and the waiters & cook/owner are always very warm. It's my go-to spot…read morefor brunch! Such honest good wholesome food for a good price. Try to nab a window view table to really enjoy the environment. Their eggs benny are always consistent and sometimes they have weekend specials that are also a hit! There's baked goodies at the front till counter too and I will say we've ordered their scones before, it's not something that's too outstanding and I wouldn't necessarily get again. Great brunch/lunch cafe nevertheless!

Great little Cafe in downtown Fergus. Note that it gets…read morepretty busy so so make reservations for core times. Soup, sandwiches, salads and great baked treats. Wonderful for a light bite. Please note that they do seem to get quite busy and the staff run double duty for the Health Store and Cafe. Soup was excellent. Good coffee, although I asked for sugar and did not get it. Would be better if they just left some on the table. I found service a bit slow even though after 2 pm. (They are open 11-3 pm in the Cafe). We also had the carrot cake which was not really a fave for me. I did think their cookies and date squares looked great though. Street parking.