Not particular a big fan of "upscale" breakfast but they are able to offer other options. They have…read morea stacked menu including cocktails, desert pancakes and local beans/roastery. Note the accessibility for tables/seating.

Waiting time: 3/5 Cleanliness: 4/5…read more‍Service: 3/5 Taste: 4/5 Pricing: 2.5/5 Overall: It was pretty busy for a Wednesday, and our group of eight waited about 15 minutes for a table, not bad given the size of our party. Overall, everything was fairly average and didn't quite feel worth the price point. The 4oz beef broth shot had good flavor (kind of like gravy) but definitely not worth the $7-$8. The standout for me was actually the pickled chilis in the breakfast sandwich, instead of being tart, they were sweet and surprisingly delicious.

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!

Tasty treats but the service is not always friendly. The restaurant is a bit unkept. Also don't…read moreupgrade to add whip cream, it's not worth it as they are skimping to a loony size dollop. The chairs are cozy and it is a good meeting place. The wifi is solid.

Very nice place I recommend to meet a girl, Hehhe is nice and culture…read moreAlmond Croissant good

Spontaneously came across this establishment while driving through Oakville and was pleasantly…read moresurprised with my experience! We ordered some seasonal drinks including the delicious pumpkin spice latte made with real pumpkin. The barista was very nice, made our drinks quickly, and explained what went into our lattes. Really appreciated the care and hospitality. The ambiance reminded me a lot of Edill's in Scarborough, very clean and coffee centric. Excited to stop by again when in the area!

Super friendly, local coffee roaster and coffee shop! Brandon was great!…read more The coffee is delicious as well!

What a joy these two ladies are! They ply you with tasty samples: carrot cake, pistachio and mango…read moregelato, chocolate cake ...all, not just good, but exquisite. Recommended, try it. Buy local in Bronte.

Quick service - we ordered 7 different ice creams and they were so kind and patient with us. It's…read moreright off the park by the lake so you can easily walk somewhere to enjoy your ice cream. It's a small space with kind staff and lots of flavors of ice cream to choose from. My entire family loved what they got and wants to go back again!!

Waiting time: 3/5 Cleanliness: 3/5…read more‍Service: 3/5 Taste: 5/5 Pricing: 3/5 Overall: We were visiting from out of town and had seen the iced banana bread latte from Tribeca trending, so of course we had to try it! The shop itself is quite small, with just a few tables and seats toward the back. I really enjoyed the iced banana bread latte with regular milk, perfectly balanced and not too sweet. One of my friends got it with oat milk, but it muted the banana bread flavor a bit, so I wouldn't recommend that version. Our group also tried the donut holes, and honestly, they might be the best I've ever had. Definitely grab a few when you visit!

In downtown Oakville for the day, decided to stop by Tribeca Coffee during my fall walk. It was a…read moreshort wait on a weekday morning. Not typically a coffee person but this tasted good. There was seating available inside but I went for a peaceful walk down to Lakeside Park to enjoy my coffee. I noticed they have an education room inside the cafe as well. Overall decent spot to grab coffee locally.

Super cute little coffee shop with cute branding and a small selection of freshly baked goods…read more They had sweet cookies and savoury scones available when we visited today. My hubby and I both ordered the iced americano with wildflower honey - it was so good. Not too sweet, unique and super refreshing. We also snuffled down a chocolate chip cookie which was delicious. Will definitely come back when in the area!

A cute little coffee shop steps away from Bronte Harbour, it offers coffee using Detour beans from…read moreHamilton. The space was packed on the Saturday morning I visited, filled with tables for small and large groups. It's a very tight space, so not really accessible for wheelchair or accessible device users. There is one washroom at the back. Ambiance was on point and service was prompt. Loved that they had a box for food donations for the community! Removed one star for the food and coffee: My flat white was a tad bitter, and baked goods were not offered to be heated up. And although we asked to done in, everything was served in disposable bags and cups. Would prefer that there was reusable tableware for dining in! Overall a nice spot, but if you want a more thoughtfully prepared coffee and food, I would go to AU79 which is just a block away.

My new favourite coffee house, great espresso! I went back and bought some beans! Great addition to…read moreBrontë Harbour!

I'm not sure why there are only 2 negative reviews for this place. My husband, mom, and I enjoyed…read moreour bagel sandwiches! The bagels were huge, chewy, and generally well-flavoured. The selection of house made cream cheeses was awesome too. And I love that you can add your choice of veggie toppings (all, some, or none) and sauces at the same sandwich price. I must say that I really enjoyed my mom's pairing of savoury toppings with a sweet (cinnamon) bagel! Service was super quick and friendly; prices were reasonable for the portion size! There was a small amount of seating available for those who wish to dine-in. You pay for your food at the counter first though. My only criticism is that my husband's everything bagel was a bit hard and bland (not as chewy/fresh as we had hoped). While these bagels aren't exactly New York quality bagels, they're pretty good for Burlington's standards and I'd come back here to hit my NYC bagel craving!

Used to be good when they first opened, now average and overpriced for what they offer.read more