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"Saint James is probably one of the fancier spots in Hamilton to grab coffee; in fact, with its modern aesthetic and trendy atmosphere, you may even forget you're in Hamilton!. But what I love about this spot is its versatile setting; they serve more than just coffee, and yet Saint James is the perfect spot to grab a cup of joe with friends and meet fashionable locals who share your passion for Hamilton."

"This small industrial-chic eatery was mentioned in the New York Times as one of the five places to visit in Hamilton. Saint James Espresso Bar & Eatery is dishing out Insta-worthy brunch items such as avocado tartine with a fried egg or fluffy buttermilk pancakes topped with house-made compotes and jams. Written by Candy Chou"

"For being such a small space, something big is happening inside the walls of Saint James Eatery. With an ever-changing menu, the chefs are constantly bringing something new to the table. Keep your eye on Saint James Eatery because they set the bar incredibly high."

"Situated in an old home circa 1887, Mulberry Coffeehouse is just that - the quintessential coffeehouse right in the heart of Hamilton. From its unique display of locally-made art to its coffee, craft beer selection, mouthwatering baked goodies and late-night vibes. You could say Mulberry is everything you need in a cafe and then some!"

"This James Street North coffee shop not only has an incredible atmosphere, but it also boasts an inclusive menu. While majority of their baked goods are both vegan and gluten free, their donuts are the real showstoppers. Handcrafted with love, their donuts make delicious eats much more accessible for those with dietary restrictions."

"Where else will you be able to touch and feel 36 military jets, propeller driven aircraft and helicopters- all under one roof?. The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum is like a candy store for aviation enthusiasts. Home to many world war and cold war airplanes that have served in these legendary battles, these machines are immaculately maintained and many are in flying condition."

"Entertain yourself with Canada’s military history by visiting this heritage museum. You will be awed with the 40 aircraft now available for public viewing. Some of these planes are still being restored though, but a good number are available for viewing."

"At Planted, desserts can be enjoyed by anyone, regardless of food restrictions or choices. This vegan cafe offers dairy-free alternatives of the most popular sweets out there including a delicious Tiramisu. Visit Planted and try the Vanilla ladyfingers soaked in coffee liqueur, layered in a rich maple cashew custard and topped with cocoa powder."

"The place is inconspicuous on the plaza it's on; we had to drive around twice before we saw it from the road...."

"A post shared by 541 Eatery & Exchange (@541barton) on Aug 31, 2017 at 10:31am PDT. Focused on making everyone feel welcome, this Barton Street eatery offers affordable (just $4) all-day options, from 7 am to 7 pm on weekdays, including a breakfast sandwich with egg, cheddar, tomato jam, and spinach on a buttermilk biscuit (add bacon and make it $5); a double egg with toast; three buttermilk pancakes; a grilled baguette and custard french toast; a Morning Glory Bowl with vegan porridge, spiced oats, dried fruits, and seeds; and yogurt and granola drizzled with honey. Address: 541 Barton Street East, HamiltonPhone: 289-389-0541"

"541 is a hip spot in Hamilton located along Barton St where you can grab a yummy bite to eat or a coffee to go!. But the truly unique aspect of this cafe is that it's run fully by volunteers!. While you're there, you can donate money to purchase buttons, which people in need of food or coffee can use to grab a bite to eat."

"The 541 is a ​not-for-profit, for-community-benefit business that provides good, homemade food at prices everyone can afford. We rely on many volunteers and a core of staff to provide a welcome to everyone. At various times we have movie nights, homemade club, shared music evenings, and more."

"If there’s a confection you’re looking for, it’s likely to be found at Candi Werx. Nostalgic candies and novelty products fill the shelves of this Concession Street store, but you’ll also find chocolate truffles, ice cream, and some of the best British treats in town. Address: 560 Concession Street, HamiltonInstagram:@candi_werx"

"They have chocolate, candy, fudge, and sweets from around the world. Looking for a British treat?. They carry goods like Twirl and Double Decker."

"Hamiltonians go to Synonym Shop for the coffee, and stay for the gorgeous, Instagram-worthy aesthetic and curated selection of books and art in this hybrid spot on James North. Food and drink aside, Synonym’s space is just plain beautiful, with bright white walls of exposed brick and woodgrain all over the place. Once you’ve picked your jaw up off of the floor and taken your share of photos, stagger up to the counter and order from a menu loaded with all of your coffee needs."

"This coffee shop and bookshop features a clean white interior, light wood floors, and Italian marble countertop. The vegetarian/vegan menu includes hearty coconut lentil soup, cheese plates, and crunchy mac and cheese. Besides coffee and tea, wines, local craft beer, and kombucha on tap are available."

"This cafe and wine shop is a great place to relax and spend some time with Dad. Book a space in their outdoor seating area, grab your Dad’s favourite drink and treats, and spend some quality time together. If you prefer being at home, their meal kits and virtual wine tastings make for great treats!"

"Nestled in the heart of Westdale, Paisley has quickly become both a student and neighbourhood favourite. Whether you’re vegan, gluten-free, both or neither, Paisley is sure to have something to satisfy your appetite. While Paisley is known mostly for their delicious coffee and for being a prime study spot for McMaster students, the coffeehouse offers their customers a wide selection of goodies to munch on."

"The Purple Pony, open May through Labour Day, serves classic hard ice cream from local Ontario dairies, Kawartha Dairy and Hewitt’s Dairy. The cute Ancaster shop has toy purple ponies on the outside and 30 flavours including dairy free and gluten free options on the inside. Sister team Taren and Kirby opened The Purple Pony in 2006."

"The Purple Pony’s classic cones will make you feel like a kid again. Located on Wilson Street Easter in Ancaster, The Purple Pony specializes in serving classic ice cream cones. The majority of their products come from Hewitt’s and Kawartha Dairy; both of which use real cream when creating their ice cream."

"Its location on Lundy's Lane, something of a Mecca for thrill-seeking teens, makes the Americana Resort an ideal family destination. Easily accessible by the excellent Niagara Falls public transit system, the hotel is also within easy striking distance of the world's most impressive waterfalls and the many adventures that go along with it, from the famed Maid of the Mist boat rides to the incredible (and fast) Whirlpool Jet Boats. There's also plenty of fun things for families to do at the resort itself."

"Waves Indoor Waterpark is a tropical 29ºC all year round, with wave pool, water slides, tipping bucket, kids' pool and much more. The hotel features themed events on weekends and daily during major school breaks. The resort also offers 200 beautiful guest rooms, Senses Spa& Boutique, a Boston Pizza restaurant and many more great amenities."

"Flourish Skin Studio is owned and operated by Krista Swayze. Flourish Skin Studio has been serving Hamilton since 2015. They are Green Certified."

"Find locally made, small batch artisan chocolates in downtown Dundas. Try unique flavours like Sweet Chili Heat, Bollywood Night, and Caramel Apple Pie or pick up a chocolate bow tie for him or a stiletto for her. Address: 50 King Street West, DundasInstagram: @beanermunkychoc"