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Top 4 Cafe food in London, Ontario, Canada
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in London, Ontario, Canada. You’ll see double-decker buses and even the River Thames, but while London, Ontario, has clearly been inspired by its British namesake, this is a distinctly Canadian destination. Attractions like Fanshawe Pioneer Village, Banting House and Eldon House will captivate history buffs. Or indulge your, shall we say, slightly less cerebral side with a tour of the Labatt Brewery.
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1. Symposium Cafe Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 162 reviews
BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER & LATE NIGHT Book your Holiday Party at Symposium. We have an extensive menu for every taste and for every budget. Office Party, Social Brunch, Large Group Gathering, Family Celebration: Symposium is the best place for casual, ups
Reviewed By SharonFiset
Just got back from a very disappointing visit to this restaurant. I live in the neighbourhood so had high hopes. They have all the right ingredients for a super restaurant...great location, outdoor patio, lots of foot traffic but once we entered it was so so disappointing. The place was not busy but we had to wait for a server to seat us, then wait and wait for a cup of coffee. We actually approached a server and the manager about the wait but still had to wait. I had plenty of time to observe the workings of the place. The servers were busy but Tony the General Manager needs to get off his phone, get off his favourite seat at the bar and actually work with his staff instead of lifting his head from his phone and giving directions by pointing a finger.By the way Tony, i know where you hide your phone.
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2. Plant Matter Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 73 reviews
The Ground Up Cafe is pleased to join forces with the Plant Matter family to become Plant Matter Cafe! Now open! Stop in at the same location for quality, organic vegan eats, treats, and coffee. Check back for a full website launch and follow us on social
Reviewed By Dave_and_Dan
We have been to other Plant Matter locations, and enjoyed this one for lunch. Elyse was a gracious host and is passionate about what she does. We were able to sample some of their new creations and I ended up ordering their new chili. It was delicious! Quality food and environmentally responsible. Give them a try, you won't miss the meat!
3. Edgar and Joe's Cafe
Edgar and Joeâs on King is located at Innovation Works â a coworking space for social innovators â in Downtown London. Edgar and Joeâs Cafe, a social purpose enterprise of Goodwill Industries, makes fresh and local food available, affordable and approacha
Reviewed By trvlwrldgrl
Yowsa, this espresso will wake you up! I found it quite strong in flavour, compared to milder lattes I have elsewhere. The pricing is steeper than other places too. My small latte was $6.15 each day (while attending a course downtown). Anyway, I would probably go back again when I'm in the area for a course, since I think the latte is superior to other coffee shops within walking distance.
4. The Bag Lady
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Daily homemade breakfast & lunch in a fun vintage variety store. Best brownies in town! Check w us for daily specials. We accept cash & debit ~ Free parking ~ Gift certificates~ Yes we do offer catering! Call us for details.
Reviewed By J1e2n3n4y
My friends and I came for brunch. Our meal had some highs and some lows.... The good: the restaurant is nicely decorated. Food tasted good and was presented well. We had the cinnamon bun French toast, bag daddy stack and panini. The bad: this place was disorganized! People lining up for tables, waiting to have names taken, leaving the door open and wind blowing inside. Servers talking to one another while standing over customers. Tables had missing cutlery and missing refills on coffee. Portions were a bit small for the price, and wait times for a table and food were outrageous.
