Staff is incredible. Food is great. They even have gluten free options. Can't recommend this place…read moreenough!

Not the best iced latte it was like a runned down iced latte it was like a hot coffee with a cold…read moremilk with ice

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.

Not the fastest service but the coffee tastes good. No…read moregluten free options even though corporate offers options. Garbage was over flowing and 3 employees so no excuse. We saw people in line for 10 minutes for coffee and iced coffee.

We had errands to run in this town, and stopped in this cute looking coffee shop…read more Very reminiscent of the coffee places in Glasgow, which I love. Their light lunches here are sublime. Soups, good quality bread for luscious looking sandwiches, spanakopitas, no shortage of sweet yeast breads and scones. The soya latte with a sample of biscotti on the side just hit the spot. Olde worlde style building, furnishings and quiet patrons, respectful of noise levels. My kinda place.

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!

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.

To be fair, the customer service was about what I would expect, and I have no complaints whatsoever…read moreabout that with this location. That being said, I am now completely convinced that McDonald's in general is an absolute waste of my money, and as a useless "luxury", will be avoided from now on. Why? Well, I simply cannot justify paying $15 for $1-$2 worth of food. 6 pressed chicken product pieces, a couple dozen sticks of cardboard-like processed potato, and sugar water with nothing but a rolled up bit of not yet soggy paper to drink it with, is not enticing for that price. The only reason I gave two stars was this: they got a star for helping me choose not to eat their products and thereby most likely living healthier. So, thanks and good luck.

Regardless of what people say... I love McDonald's. Nobody can beat their nuggets, fries, coffee or…read morethe value of a Jr. chicken or McDouble. Service is what it is but at least their consistent. If you want high end service don't do fast food.

Nice little coffee shop in east Caledon. Popped in here to grab some coffee before a long hike and…read morethen returned again after the hike for a quick bite. Enjoyed a delicious muffin and some peppermint tea while resting my feet after a long hike. They offer sandwiches and soups and lots of treats. The menu board didn't seem to display all the options with prices, which to me is slightly annoying. I don't want to ask you what each individual item attracts what price. I was considering a sandwich with soup but they didn't seem to have a combo and i couldn't find the price of the soup so I just got a muffin. I would recommend and I would return tho.

Great little coffee, sandwich, salad and pastry spot tucked away in a little plaza in Caledon East.read more

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!

Every time I'm visiting Midland Ontario I always get a treat from Grounded Coffee! This time I got…read moretheir delicious ginger molasses cookie! So yummy! Service is always friendly and store ambiance is always warm and bright with places to sit and enjoy their baked goods or coffee. Highly recommend!

This was a great local coffee shop. They offer more than just coffee here. There's a space to sit…read morein the shop and also a small space for children to play. There was quite a line when we arrived, but service was moving well. We ordered drinks and a pastry. There were options for juices/smoothies, and then the coffee/tea selections with different choices for flavourings. They use local milk which is nice. I had myself a mocha and enjoyed it. This cafe is a good stop if you're in Midland and walking around town!

Enjoyed the product but expensive We were treated very badly by one of the staff She was rude and…read morewas not interested in answering any questions we had and we seemed to be bothering her and I will not bother her again No customer service given to me

It is unfortunate that many small town bakeries are just not great -- Schultz's is overpriced and…read moreoverrated The only product that is very good The Tarts overpriced $13 for 6 but good for a treat once in a while. Just don't expect friendly service when purchasing -- they couldn't be bothered with you