All the baked goods are so good ...worth the drive nice place to take a run out ... wonderful staffread more

If your looking for pies for Best Pies in the city...apple, bumbleberry, strawberry rhubarb,read more

Dyments is a farm market that rewards the unhurried visitor. Our pie came straight from the oven,…read morestill warm, its crust tender and honest in the way only a freshly baked pie can be. The hot kitchen shows similar care: burgers and sandwiches arrive fresh, and the poutine is elevated by a gravy of real depth and character, easily the standout of the menu. Much of the charm lies in the setting. Settling into an Adirondack chair with the farm stretched out before you brings a rare and welcome calm, and there is plenty for children to do, along with open nature for everyone to enjoy. Come on a warm day and linger. The one discordant note was the coffee shop. Service moved so slowly that, after standing in line twice (and being cut off once, perhaps unintentionally), we abandoned the idea of a drink altogether. A kitchen this capable deserves a coffee counter that can keep pace with its crowds, and with a little attention to flow, this would be an easy five stars.

Dyment's Market and Bakery is in Dundas with sufficient free parking. There are a couple of…read morehumorous signs on the outside of the market. See photos. At the market, they sell jams, salsas and assorted fresh fruit and vegetables including sweet corn and tomatoes. They also offer butter tarts, beautiful pies, fancy cookies and other baked goods made daily on the premises. We tried the artisan pizza slices with unique toppings like sweet peppers, mushrooms, zucchini and olives. They were delicious but lukewarm even after they were reheated. Outside, there are picnic tables available. I found their prices high; you pay a premium for freshness. There was a long, slow moving line inside to pay. Social distancing was not adhered to because the market is so small. They had a large, attractive field of sunflowers.

Very impressive. Excellent pastries and meat pies. Very…read morenice store and service. The empire cookies are the best I've ever had.

Came here for a snack…read more This bakery from the outside looks small but once you walk in is quite large. Although this store has bakery in its name, this store sells other British goods, not only pastry. The pastries are only a small section of the store while candy and goods take up 75% of the store roughly For a majority of the pastries, they are stored in refrigerated display cases. They have Scottish eggs, baked pies, birdies and more. The scones, some bread and turnovers are stored at room temperature. If you are looking for a snack, I would say go for a pack of scones or apple turnover. I had the cheese and onion birdie cold. It was on the heavier side but would be better if you warmed it up, unfortunately they do not have any microwave or ovens to warm up the baked goods. The parking a this location is diagonal plaza parking along the store front. Nothing to exceptional about this place but if you're looking for baked English goods, this is a good place to visit.

So, I ordered over the phone at the Fontana location. I got home and noticed I was missing the…read morehummus and was given a pound of rice! I called the store to let them know. I decided to give them a second chance and I went the next day to buy a whole chicken. I was told, it'll be fine in 30 min. I waited to be told it would be another 30 minutes! Food was alright, the delivery of service is what was completely off. Needless to say there won't be a 3rd time!

- POOR Customer Service - POOR Food Quality…read more - Watch out for plastic in the food. - Never Shopping their ever again! - Would not Recommend

Quite surprised not that many reviews for this amazing place!! I first encountered it pre-pandemic…read morewhile hiking at Dundas Peak (across the street-ish). I saw a huge line out of the door if this tiny house by the side of the road and we decided to pop by and so glad we did! We recently just went and they now have a drive through window. A drive through window to BUY PIEEEEEEEE and other things :) The storefront is quite small but full of goodies. They have pies, apple fritters, jam preserves, frozen savoury pies, honey, cookies, and a lot of other baked goods and what not. Pies come in small or large size. First time we bought two smalls and thought we would slowly eat one at home and share the other with friends. We thought wrong! Devoured both before we even left Burlington Hamilton area!! This time, we got two again: apple crumble and raspberry. We went around 3pm and many flavours were running low or out of stock. I highly recommend getting any of the crumble pies because the crumble is a chewy, full of texture layer on top of the pie versus a normal pie crust top. Our friends ordered different flavours so we had a nice time trying each other's by the picnic tables outside. So far my top choices are any of the crumble (apple, peach, rhubarb, and others) and then it would be the berry ones. I love a little bit of tartness! The staff are super friendly as well and always offering suggestions if you are a bit indecisive. GET THE PIES. Stop by and see and taste for yourself!!

A visit to Christie Lake will always mean stopping by Tiny Shop bakery. They have changed their…read moreset up where you can now order through a drive through. What a great idea! We came here last year and the shop can fit only about 2 customers due to covid and lining up outside can be hard during the cold weather. We love their fresh mini donuts and butter pecan tarts! Be sure to pick up some for a picnic at Christie Lake!

What a fantastic find on a day trip to Hamilton for a kid's basketball games. This is a well…read morecurated market, carrying amazing quality local and Canadian items. Wide range of items from veggies to pottery!! Of note is the local dairy, cheese, and butter; Canadian made teas, sauces, and drinks. There's also a fantastic cafe and spots to sit and enjoy a delish canadiano (brilliant, instead of americano) and freshly make baked goods. I will surely return when I get to Hamilton again. I bought some teas to bring home and enjoyed a canadiano, almond butter chocolate chip cookie and almond croissant on site.

Stopped in for a few pastries as we were passing through Hamilton. Almond croissants are a favorite…read moreof mine, and Dundurn Market's did not disappoint! Absolutely delicious! The surprising pastry that I wish I had grabbed a few extra of, was the pear & parsnip scone. I might have to drive back just to Canada just for those!

Re: our first (and only so far) online order from Quebec. The products are fine. My only complaint…read moreis that one of the two cans was dented. Who sends out a dented can to a new client (or to any client, for that matter)? It seemed shoddy and not the best way to prompt return business. The delivery date kept changing, as well, but I suppose that's on UPS. (The physical shop in Burlington looks amazing. I would totally and gleefully blow my food budget there.)

British imports and stuff here... So for a few years my friend has been bringing me Walkers chips…read morefrom her neighborhood up in Richmond Hill somewhere where they are sold. Zesty Pita was rather kind of busy today so we ate along the bench that faces out the front window of the restaurant. Right in front of us is the Wandering Scott that I never realized was there. So after eating lunch I wandered in with the hopes that they'd have Walkers chips for sale and there was much to my surprise an entire wall dedicated to Walkers chips. The sad part was that they didn't have my favorite flavor (bacon) but they did have a few that I've not had before like Prawn Cocktail and Worcester sauce. They even had larger 6 packs of Cheese and Onion as well as a variety pack that includes Cheese and Onion, Salt and Vinegar and Ready Salted. Besides the chips a whole array of other snacks and imported foods can be had here such as a mix of Cadbury and even canned foods. There's a pastry display that has cookies, pastries, pies and even cheeses. I'm never been to England but this store makes me want to go, seriously... What equates to about 16 bags of chips cost me about 17 dollars after tax. The larger 6 pack bags work out to be 5.50 plus tax. I ended up also getting a tin of tiny Rolos but mostly I bought it for the tin. This store is simply "lovely" :)

The General Store is located inside the spiffy Hamilton Farmers Market building. It's the actual…read morebrick and mortar of the Cupcake Diner food truck. I've been here twice both on a Saturday and they are pretty much almost sold out by the time I get there (approx 3pm)! I was told that they usually replenish when Natalie (the baker/brains behind this) isn't busying doing weddings or other events. The seems to always be a good selection of cupcakes available. I follow the Cupcake Diner on twitter and she usually tweets the day's flavours. I've had pumpkin spice, carrot, and toasted coconut which were all pretty decent. I really enjoy how the icing is nice and fluffy. I always look forward to grabbing myself a cupcake when I'm at the farmer's market! I can't wait to try the red velvet.. mhhhmmmm