Best & Cool Bars in Cambridge

"The elegant downtown bistro on King William Street, the French, serves mouthwatering French cuisine with an international twist. Its signature dish is the gnocchi, made with ricotta cheese rather than potato and are topped with mushrooms, truffle and Parmesan. You can also enjoy traditional fare like delectable crepes, escargot and steak fries, along with items that have Moroccan, Middle Eastern and Spanish North African flavors."

"This contemporary bistro and wine bar is cooking up French food with an international twist. The French's famed ricotta gnocchi is pan-fried with earthy mushrooms and drizzled with truffle sauce, creating the perfect umami flavour. Other dishes with global flavours include Shakshouka, Paella and Falafel."

"But if you can’t take your date to France, feed them some good French food. This bistro offers an upscale but accessible experience, hinged on quality and simplicity. Start off with a tantalizing appetizer like onion soup or crispy escargot followed by one of their magical mains."

"I won’t go into the embarrassing details, but it was on the night of my birthday, and I was drinking stupidly on an empty stomach and - anyways, the people at The Ship are good sports. Even more importantly, their food is bloody brilliant."

"From food to drink to service to intimate ambiance, Brux House delivers every time. A longstanding Locke Street gastropub serving up elevated Belgian-inspired bites paired with a rotating list of reliable and rare craft beer from Ontario and beyond, Brux House has established itself as a perfect spot for any meaningful occasion. A softly-lit, woodgrain-forward aesthetic hosts second-to-none service and an eclectic menu by Executive Chef Fraser MacFarlane."

"Brux House delivers small plates and inventive cocktails in a trendy Locke Street restaurant. Veggie-based items like “bloomin” brussel sprouts and whole fried broccoli are surprisingly good. For something a little heartier, the mussels and frites are favourites."

"Aside from being a brewery, Merit Brewing is also a bottle shop and a kitchen that offers good food. They work hard to represent the art and character of Hamilton in each food, each beer as well as every experience they share with people. Their culinary and brewing techniques are inspired by the tradition that pushes aromas and flavors to speak on why they brew."

"At this time, Fairweater Brewing’s main concern is for frontline healthcare workers, and the most vulnerable members of the community. During these uncertain times, Fairweather has decided to suspend all operations (including delivery) until further notice. Please keep checking their website and their Instagram & Facebook posts."

"This newer arrival to the west end is committed to both creativity and tradition. Visitors have a tough choice choosing between favourites like American Oat Porter and High Grade American IPA in a warehouse-based taproom. After sampling, take home some souvenir bottles, howlers (32 oz.) or growlers (64 oz.)."

"Seventy Seven is a dance and nightclub that offers an aura and ambiance of luxury. It’s the largest nightclub in Hamilton that provides customers with loads of led lights, plasma TVs, 2 DJ booths with massive quantities of sound, and a stage designed for any event. Complete bottle service is provided at Seventy Seven Nightclub."

"Claimed to be the first eatery in the city to offer panzarottis, Valentino’s offers an incredible selection of Italian menu items from homemade mini arancini to shrimp & scallop linguine. Their pizzas are made with homemade dough and their panzarottis are some of the best you’ll ever have."

"Double check your order for take out.You will pay for something and once you get home it's missing. They dont care to offer you a credit nor replace..."

"Deciding the day was growing long, we decided to just head for another one of the most popular waterfalls in the entire area: Tiffany Falls. We once again headed west (for what would be the final time) and it was a bit of a drive from the last few waterfall locations. Located in Tiffany Falls Conservation Area, the entrance to the parking lot comes up fast as you drive up or down Wilson Street East."

"Tiffany Falls is one of the best waterfalls in Hamilton that you need to add to your bucket list. Much like Webster’s Falls, it is a 21 metre (72 foot) high waterfall, although it’s a ribbon waterfall like Tews Falls. To visit Tiffany Falls, head to a small parking lot off Wilson Street in Ancaster, Ontario."

"Hiking to Tiffany Falls is as easy as it gets when it comes to waterfall hikes in Hamilton. It’s a short and easy walk from the parking lot, which gets filled up pretty quickly. Don’t try to make up your own parking spots, unless you want a pesky ticket on your dashboard when you get back!"

"RIght in the heart of the city, i’ve brought many people that were born and raised in hamilton here for the first time.You can enter via the walking trail at the end of dundurn street, go towards the golf course down the trail and you’llsee a a hiking trail to your left that goes up the side of the escarpment and follow the stream all the way up."

"While there are over 150 waterfalls in Hamilton, here are the best Hamilton waterfalls you need to see that I’ll be covering in some detail in this blog post:"

"A trek to see the waterfalls in Hamilton would be incomplete without Webster’s Falls. Standing at 22 metres tall in the Spencer Gorge Conservation Area, the classic plunge-style waterfall boasts one of the most beautiful vistas in the entire region. An easy walk takes you through some beautiful green space before you’re introduced to the rushing creek that plunges down over the edge and crashes into Spencer Creek."

"Other noteable waterfalls nearby: Darnley cascade, Borer’s Falls. Nearby trails: Bruce Trail (Some access across private property is restricted). If you’re looking for a great two-for-one, Websters Falls and Tews Falls aren’t too far apart."

"This classic plunge-style waterfall is a must-visit on any trip to the Spencer Gorge area. While it's only 22 metres tall, the ability to hike above Spencer Creek and the falls offers one of the most beautiful vistas in all of Hamilton."

"A photo posted by Donut Monster (@donutmonsterhamilton) on Feb 4, 2017 at 6:31am PST. Donut Monster produces small batch from-scratch doughnuts sold at retailers across Hamilton. Their unique flavours and donut mastery have attracted a huge fan base."

"I'm not a big fan of donuts, but this place deserves a 4 star cause they have more than donuts."

"The family owned and operated donut shop has been hand-making donuts every morning for more than 30 years. With over 120 years of combined experience, the shop’s four bakers only use the finest ingredients and traditional methods to produce their remarkable donuts. Grandad’s has over 30 different flavours to choose from."

"A Hamilton classic, Grandad’s Donuts are baked fresh daily on site at 3 AM. Grandad’s Donuts is a family owned and operated coffee and donut shop that has been making donuts for over 30 years now. Located near the waterfront, they offer amazing donuts, muffins, and other goods."

"Tried the Boston cream, apple fritter, blueberry fritter, and strawberry powdered donut. All of them were delicious and reasonably priced!"

"As their name suggests, they’re a classic diner that not only serves breakfast and lunch, but they also make some delicious donuts. If you’re more of a traditionalist, Donut Diner has the donuts for you. Old fashion plain, chocolate, chocolate dip, maple dip… they’re got the classics you know and love."