Rise and shine is an amazing restaurant and it is our favourite place to go to breakfast. The…read moreservice is amazing and the owner is too. If you want to go to rise and shine do not go downtown guelph go to this address down below the downtown place called shine is a horrible breakfast spot and is not the same This is rise and shines true address since they moved 34 Queen St, Morriston Ontario N0B2C0 Please go there it is amazing

I can't wait to come back! This was my first time at Rise & Shine. The staff were super friendly…read moreand had really great recommendations. You can tell they really like the menu and enjoy eating the food they serve. They have a lot of great options to try for breakfast, brunch, etc. The Belgian waffle has got to be one of the best waffles I've had in a long time. It was fluffy and the sugar melts in your mouth. Their seasoned home fries were a great pairing for this hollandaise deliciousness.

Visiting Guelph for a family get together and found this wonderful little bakery through Yelp…read more Great variety of pastries with daily rotations to mix things up and provide a surprise or two. Tried a strawberry filled donut (excellent), a honey glazed yeast donut (very good), and a cardamom bun (good - dough seemed a little overworked). Americano was standard good. Parking is challenging, so be prepared to drive around and then walk a bit. No inside or sidewalk seating as far as I could tell, so take out only. Parks nearby to enjoy the food and coffee if you don't live in the neighborhood. Definitely worth the minor inconveniences.

With the Grain is my Saturday morning ritual. The coffee and baked goods are amazing. I stock up…read morefor the week with an oatmeal sandwich loaf (awesome for our Saturday lunch grilled cheese sandwiches), baguettes (they make for fantastic French toasts), croissant bread (which my daughter devours in her school lunches) and often something sweet as a treat - the brownies, bee sting bars and cinnamon rolls are always a hit! The staff is super friendly and I appreciate the loyalty cards for coffee and bread. The bakery itself is small but so quaint being in an old historical house. If you haven't tried With the Grain, you're missing out on a Guelph experience.

Love this breakfast spot so much. They offer a big menu selections, wonderful mimosa/ drink menu…read moreand the service has been so derail every time.

It's a great place to eat with amazing food and a great sweet staff. The only problem is it's so…read moreexpensive more expensive than most of the breakfast restaurants that exist nowadays and it's almost as expensive as Cora's and it doesn't have the same amount of fruit as Cora's does and Cora's to me even with the fruit is too expensive.

Great location and customer service…read more Scones: Decent. A little sweet (which I like), served with whipped cream and strawberry jam. Fruit: The fruit was the best part of all our meals here. It was so fresh and sweet, which I thought would be difficult to find outside of California! I also enjoyed it with cottage cheese, which is not so common at breakfast spots in California unfortunately. Tea: The tea is enjoyable but pretty average when compared to bougier tea spots like The Bruce in Stratford. It's not clear how long I should let it steep for for optimal flavor. I preferred the Winter Dream green tea, which was warm and cozy, slightly sweet. I also preferred the McCrae over the Boathouse blend. The Boathouse blend was a little basic for me, and the McCrae had a slight sweetness that I enjoyed. High Tea: Average - a good price and pleasant experience, especially if the weather is nice enough to eat outside (and catch a bald eagle flying by!). My favorite dessert was the carrot cake cupcake. Ice Cream: Yes, ice cream and tea is definitely a good idea! The banana cream pie tastes like your classic Runts banana flavor (the original banana that got wiped out) and the black cherry has plenty of big cherry pieces. Great servings, and we loved that they served them in reusable bowls instead of disposable ones. Would definitely come again!

A very charming space overlooking the water. The Boathouse is located on 116 Gordon St in Guelph…read more There is parking available right along the paved walkway (angle parking only). If you follow the route, it leads to another bigger parking lot. Parking is free! Reservations are highly recommended. My guest and I made a reservation for two for 1:30pm. It was very busy when we walked in. We got a table right by the door. There were artwork and paintings hung all around the cafe - it was cute. I ordered an afternoon tea set, as well as an extra breakfast burrito for my guest and I to share. There is a tea menu to look at all the various options they have. It was nice to see that they had many options to choose. Our set came with mini sandwiches, scones and dessert and fruits. I would definitely come back to visit - it would be nice to come in the summer and book a table out on their patio.

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.

Lost & Found Cafe in Elora was absolutely adorable! I loved the aesthetic and the whole vibe of the…read morecafe. It is on the smaller side, so seating is limited, but depending on the time of year, they do have outdoor seating as well. I got the Classic Breaky sandwich, which was a toasted cheese bagel with cheddar cheese, egg, thick-cut bacon, and their house-made aioli. I also got a pumpkin spice latte, and both were amazing! The latte was definitely the highlight for me. They make their own syrups in-house, which they add to their lattes, and you can really taste the difference. The pumpkin spice latte was a 10/10. If you're in the area, skip the Starbucks for sure! The breakfast sandwich was also really good, especially with the thick-cut bacon and house-made aioli. I paid around $20 for both, so it is a little pricey in my opinion, but I can appreciate the price more when the quality and taste are there. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Some friends got the features drink, apple cider ginger beer (non-alcoholic) and they raved about it. Even went back to get one for the drive home lol, so something to try! Overall, everything I had was a 10/10 for taste, and I'd definitely come back to try more of their menu, especially that apple cider ginger beer!

Well where to start, first of all, the service needs to be a little quicker (all servers were…read morefriendly - but we needed to search for our waitress a few times and could not find her)- customers who came in after us (we were 3) received their food a lot faster - as in more than 10 minutes sooner... When we finally received our food the salad was adequate- very small- polenta fries not really firm enough - actually a little mushy- sauces were very tasty. When our pizza finally arrived it was not cooked properly - mushrooms were difficult to chew - pizza was not cut through - crust was so thin we could not eat it without a fork/knife - and bottom crust was gooey! I looked around at other pizzas while were leaving and they looked much thicker, while still being thin - they could actually pick up a piece of pizza and it was cut through. We have no issue paying for a well made pizza - we are Italian and enjoy a gourmet pizza - this was not our experience. We were actually disappointed with this food. Please note this is NOT our first visit here - I have noticed a decline in quality - too bad I sincerely enjoyed this restaurant before.....

Hi Yelpers! Been…read morehere before at the Hamilton location. Thought I'd try a different location and different food. The restaurant is in a plaza with a reasonable amount of parking. The restaurant also offers dine-in and patio. The servers, some wore masks and some did. The washrooms are gender neutral. The vibe is casual. Moderately loud. Polite server who was attentive. In terms of food, we got the calamari as an appetizer, it was breaded nicely. The dipping sauces were house cocktail sauce and garlic sauce. There were two thinly slices chorizo and fried onions? My partner had the Buddha Bowl, which composed of farm greens, minted millet and peas, tamari mushrooms, pickled red onions (weren't too tart), cilantro, sesame slaw (refreshing), chili like cracker (meh) and his chosen meat was flank steak (reasonable sized portion). Other options were chicken, salmon and fried tempeh. I had the BEE STING pizza. It's composed of red sauce, mozza, spicy salami (not too spicy;mild heat), basil, honey (brought a good sweetness), lemon ricotta (don't taste it much), and chili oil. The crust is tastes. Love it. For dessert we shared the Maple Walnut Bread Pudding. Unsure what bread putting is suppose to be like but there break needed force to slice up the vanilla ice cream with the candied walnuts is fantastic. I would definitely go back! Check it out Yelpers!

It's called Stella's Diner now, but nothing else has changed. Still got good breakfastsread more

Went on a bustling Sunday morning and there was a wait out the door! The wait was well worth it!…read moreGot some french toast and well done hashbrowns. The food was fresh and the portion size is great. The strawberry smoothie was yummy. Our service was attentive and quick. The interior is very retro and nice vibes.

Our group came here for their afternoon tea service. I've been to quite a lot of high teas and I…read morebelieve Wild Tart has the largest portions (especially for the very reasonable price). Everything was served in towers of LARGE dinner plates (not the dainty small plates), and thus the food on them were not teeny bite-size. Be prepared for some super-sized finger sandwiches and very sweet desserts. The scones were our table's favourite. It was warm, fluffy, and the jams & cream paired so well. Each person gets a pot of tea. The earl grey is a classic and the verbena blue is fun especially when you watch the colour change with a squeeze of a lemon! They also sell 50g of their own teas for $15. Unfortunately, I do have to mention that they refused to honour their Yelp Check-in offer of a free brownie.

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

Nice friendly place, hostess and server were both friendly and the food was excellent. Had the…read moreBenny Skillet and it was phenomenal!

Driving from Toronto to London, this is my "go-to" stop for an amazing lunch!…read moreIncredible variety. Classic and comfy ambiance. There's something for everyone. Everything is fresh and tasty!

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I came here for the second time with my family. I was sadly disappointed. The place was a little…read moretoo warm and I extremely disliked the sticky tables (it wasn't dirty, but an unfortunate table top finish issue). We ordered quite a bit of food. The appetizers (calamari, mozza sticks, and wings) were great! Very solid choices although personally the wings (medium) were a little too sweet for us. Service was ok but the waitress did seem a bit stressed. The mains, however, were a bit disappointing. The burgers were just ok, my halloumi in the halloumi salad was burnt (although the salad itself was great), and the children's cheese sandwich was also burnt. The fish & chips were very oily. Usually I really want to like and rate local establishments well as I am a local myself, but burnt food is a no-no and unfortunately with kids I don't really have the time to ask for a remake. Great vibes for a good beer though.