Great service, delicious coffee and food. The restaurant has two sides: one for the food and one…read morefor the drinks. Each side has a good bit of seating. Menu has a very wide variety. The lady who served us was happy to give recommendations and was very nice to us. We will definitely be back next time we're in town.

Can always trust this quiet little spot to make a good latte every visit…read more Often seasonal options for drinks available and enjoyable!

I was told the quit serving coffee and food . I'm not sure if they do or don't…read more The store have very good vinyl collection

Very cool store ! Good selection and pricing. Not too picked over like most retail vinyl stores.read more

I was not expecting to find such good coffee in Southampton - oh my goodness, what a great…read morediscovery! This cute coffee shop on the main strip is warm and cozy, with friendly staff and bright, sunny front windows. I had the drip coffee (excellent) and watched as the barista prepared instagram-worthy espresso-based beverages for the customers before me. I took home a bag of their in-shop roasted coffee ("Cardinal", a medium-dark-roast Mexican bean) and was delighted with the flavour, clarity, and sweetness. Can't wait for our next trip to snag some more Dizziness!

Clean and refreshing coffee. Very nice Mitch's latte and chives scone. The lady at the counter is…read morevery friendly. Although it was a weekday to visit, there are quite some people to buy coffee and chill over there

On the way to find a late lunch in town, we walked past this place ..... and then immediately…read moreturned around and went inside. The reason? A sign I could not resist: "CHOCOLATE COVERED BUTTER TARTS." Yes please. Inside, it's a very charming chocolate shop, with a lot of different creations. They've got shelves and pretty displays of candy, a large quantity of fudge (which actually seems to be one of their specialities, they offer free samples) and then a lot of truffles and other chocolate covered things. So, we picked up a couple of chocolate covered tarts. They have a variety of tarts and coverings. I had a plain tart with a salted caramel chocolate covering, and Lee had a plain chocolate and butter tart. One minus is the checkout is a little chaotic. There were a group of kids waiting, and it was a little confusing who was serving who, but we got it all sorted out. Later, we had these for dessert. Chocolate covered was a little bit of a misnomer. They're more chocolate topped, and the chocolate, while tasty, was a thick disc covering the top, which made it a little awkward to eat. I ended up just eating the disc separately. However, it was delicious, and that awkwardness shouldn't dissuade you from giving this place a try.

They have quite a few things going on in this store. Between sweets, gifts, and Internet accessible…read morecomputer, they might be doing a bit too much. I'd like to see them focus on their strengths and really develop the food and small gift section.

Such a cute coffee spot right on the main steet in Collingwood! They have a great variety of…read moreespresso-based drinks plus freshly baked pastries. A cozy yet elevated ambiance and friendly baristas - you can't go wrong with a visit here!

It was favour cafe in Collingwood Ontario . A community feel I enjoyed…read more The back round music is old jazz standards

As with most small Ontario towns, there is naturally a Timmy's in Durham (pop. 2500). But before I…read morestopped there, I was thrilled to find Garafraxa, a cute little independent place that seems to have coffee shop/bistro/entertainment venue all wrapped into one. I stopped in for a tea, and was pleased to be offered a loose-leaf cream earl grey. The cranberry and pistachio biscotti was very fresh and a perfect pair for the tea... So yummy. I should note, I never ask for soy milk in small towns (was laughed at one too many times in the past), but a gentleman that came in after me (looked even more "out of town" than I did ;) asked for it... And the women serving, proudly announced she did have soy milk. Impressive. Wish I had some friends up here (hehe) - this place seems like a perfect Saturday night venue to grab a glass of wine and listen to live music :)

The first thing that caught my eye was the storefront. A hip basic black look with red highlights…read more Not something I expected to see in the small rural town of Durham. A pleasant surprise. I was also happy to see cafe tables and chairs outside. It was a hot day and I needed a place to sit with my dog. Stepped inside and again was impressed with the look of the place, especially the stage. At the back of the room was a stage, stage lighting and a large screen. I didn't realize Garafraxa's is also a music venue. Looks like an excellent spot for musicians to pump up their performance. The espresso prices were Starbucks expensive, but my latte was quite large. The spinach pastry I ordered is the mass-produced pastries I've seen and eaten in other shops around Ontario. I would have preferred a little something savoury that was locally made.

Great coffee on the way to peninsula! It is right in a small town where we passed on our way to…read morepeninsula, the coffee is great and we also ordered their lemon loaf, date square and pulled pork sandwich, the pulled pork is big that my wife could not even finish. The date square is very sweet and lemon loaf is good too but could be more moisture.

Stopped in for coffee and treats. The Peanut Butter 'mallow was amazing - feeling energized for the…read morerest of our trip. There was old 50s themed booths to sit at and a little nick knacks section to buy jams and stuff. Great place for a coffee break!

Everything you want from a food truck! You can expect hearty, delicious sandwiches and sides from…read morethis awesome place in Tobermory. Staff was very friendly, and food is made to order. We were in Tobermory for 3 days and went to the Hungry hiker twice for lunch because it was just that good! We ordered the Thanksgiving special called the "Gobbler" - consisting of smoked turkey, cranberry sauce, gravy and homemade stuffing. Perfect for a crisp fall day! I believe their most popular item is the beef brisket sandwich which was also delicious! It's a messy sandwich but it's amazing. I also tried one of their breakfast sandwiches which had a healthy amount of fried eggs, bacon and cheese on a brioche bun. Absolutely hit the spot. Lastly, their Dilly Tots were *chef's kiss*. Perfectly crispy out the outside, and fluffy on the inside. Loaded with dill to season with a sour cream dill sauce on the side. The only "downside" is that there is only outdoor seating. While it isn't the most comfortable, its part of the vibe. It probably isn't a big deal in the summer but for a chillier day, many people were eating inside their car.

Ambiance: This is a cute food truck located in the back of the owner's home lot, if you're lucky…read moreyou'll get to see the owner's dog Annie in her backyard pen. This place is a solid option since they have a covered patio section for bad weather, a small playground for energetic kids, and dog water bowl for furry kids. There is a single port-a-potty if you need as well. The owner is super friendly and food comes out in a reasonable amount of time considering it's usually just one guy cooking. Food: Believer - Packed with 2-3 large eggs, bell pepper, bacon, sriracha mayo, and served with a brioche bun. It's a hearty breakfast sandwich with just enough zip to keep things interesting 4.5/5 Western - A classic egg sandwich with cheese and a smidge of ham. It's plainer than the Believer but larger and more filling. 3/5 Reuben - Pretty legit with buttered rye bread crisped on the griddle. The corned beef is warmed evenly and tender. You may want to request extra sauerkraut if you're a lover of it but it comes with a reasonable amount normally. They also serve it with a side of homemade honey mustard which is an interesting twist. This is a bit greasy but probably my favorite 5/5 Yeti - This is a seriously crunchy and juicy chicken breast sandwich. The sauce is kind of a sweet heat bbq sauce which is very tasty. It is topped with a tasty and mild coleslaw which brightens things up. A bit small to be a full meal but dang good l, my second favorite 5/5 Overall the 4.5 star rating here is well justified. The menu is extensive for a food truck and they're genuinely making fresh gourmet food. It's honestly one of the best places in Tobermory and out-competes the actual sit-down restaurants. Would highly recommend giving this place a try.

We had planned a group lunch here, but vicious snow storms limited us to two. And the food was so…read moregood that when it was time to get the group together again, we came back to the same restaurant (something we try not to do); we wanted to share with the rest of the group, the quality that we had found here. I cannot remember what my companion had, but both times I had the Reuben. Sandwich. Yes, it was that good... A quality Ruben of substantial size at a reasonable price. We even had at least one aircraft doing touch and goes for our visual entertainment. It's a good place. I will definitely and recommend it.

Amazing service, everyone is very friendly and the food is even better! There is something for…read moreeveryone. The atmosphere is very warm and welcoming with great views, highly recommend.