Best Art Cafe Hamilton Near Me

Lori Millar: Such a great little spot on Upper Wellington! Perfect to meet a friend for coffee or stop in by yourself The owner is lovely. You will not regret trying this place

Kawendeep Singh-Kang: Beautiful cozy environment. Cute decor and great selection of teas.

Eleonora Papanastasiou: We’ve visited this cafe on Mother’s Day with my sister in law and had an amazing time! Such a cozy place! Delicious scones and finger sandwiches! An amazing overall experience.

Sarah D: I love this place. Such a hidden gem 33

Martin Suichies: and I love the Shady Grove to sit outside. Tuesday night open mic is very fun.

Marley R: Really nice little café with a lovely outdoor area to sit in, friendly service with very tasty treats and great mocha and tea! We'll definitely be back.

Keith Kindree (KeithK): Every time I visit Ward IV, I have a good experience. Last night, I went to hear a Jazz Singer with guitar accompanist. We had dinner there while listening to nice, easy jazz. The pasta and meatballs were very good. The waitress was very pleasant and helpful. I can't wait to go back, especially in the summer where there are back & front patios.

Handiyani Kindree (Hani): Great atmosphere. Good coffee. Came here for a jazz night and really enjoyed it

Toma Modebadze: Amazing place! So cozy and warm. If you want to have great time for any reason, just go to Ward!

Elyssa Caterini: Such a lovely spot! I enjoyed dining in on a Saturday afternoon, very cozy. I had a peppermint lattee which did not disappoint, and a delicious breakfast sandwich. Also excellent customer service; staff is super pleasant and accommodating - will definitely return to try more items on the menu!

Pascale Marchand: Ward IV is not just a community hub by name, but also in practice. The staff are friendly and welcoming. This is a safe space for folks. The events held here are so cool -- live poetry, bands, and craft shows. Ask about the curated art on display. Fully wheelchair accessible bathroom. Front and back patio, plus interior seating. Front patio is dog friendly. Vous pouvez même être servi en français!Vegetarian options: Serves oatmilk. Spanakopita and haystacks are good.Parking: Parking spots available in front and around the corner.Bicycle lock stations available in front.Wheelchair accessibility: Bathroom is fully accessible. Front door is not automatic. Front door has a stop-gap type ramp.Dietary restrictions: Serves oatmilk.

conventbaker: Love their Almond croissant - lots of variety of donuts too

Ian Flett: Well done! Tasty tasty treats in a casual and comfort neighbourhood cafe.

Phil Neal: Mind-blowing doughnuts and bread, great coffee, and super-friendly staff. A must-visit!

Kayla Leanne: !I’m a rip apart the donut type of person, my donut didn’t rip apart; it was hard, I think I got an over kneaded donut, but hey that happens.

Marcel Camposilvan: Best donuts and sourdough bread in the city.

Music's End: Great cafe in Hamilton, probably one of the bestNote to store owners: if you can upgrade your signage, a sign that pops out from the building and clearly identifies as a cafe/bakery, might help traffic

Melissa Soltes: only downfall was the employee who greeted and cashed us out, a young brunette girl with a rude demeanour and attitude. Really brought down the vibes and made you feel less welcome.

T D: Very good! Pricy but worth it for the quality!!

Herschel Andoh: Excellent coffee and homemade Cinnabons!

Sophia Losinski: I’d passed the cafe a few times and finally had the opportunity to stop in. And I am glad I did. Chose four donuts and an Earl Grey Latte…nothing disappointed. Everything was really really good. And the owner is such a nice person!!!! Will definitely be back!

Rana Kamil: This place is a hidden gem! Has the best donuts & coffee in the city. Consistent with their great delivery, friendly staff, and wonderful atmosphere.

Andrea: Great service, great coffee, great donuts

Christopher Wakefield: Best bread in the game!

Paige Wallace: mulberry coffee is by far the best coffee shop in this city. located in core downtown, it is a centrepiece for this mosaic of a city we call hamilton. when you enter you are greeted by the warm and welcoming scent of fresh espresso, and baked goods. following this earth shattering aroma you look around and see local art, warm colours, and light shining through the decadent windows. the atmosphere immediately fills you with joy. next up, you may wait in line… or you may not!!! the service is not only incredible but also efficient here at mulberry coffeehouse. on top of that, somehow they manage to hire the coolest people in hamilton to work here, everyone is cool and everyone is literally so nice it warms my soul. there is an extensive menu filled with coffee, matcha, teas, baked goods, vegan and gluten free food, basically everything you could ever want. the prices are reasonable and honestly it should be more expensive for the experience you receive at mulberry. it takes practically 2 minutes to receive your drinks and baked goods, and you are welcome to sit and wait at the numerous seating arrangements mulberry offers while you wait for any other food orders. my personal favourite is the window seat facing towards james street, great option if you enjoy people watching. you will never be let down by anything you buy at mulberry, seriously. every single menu item is good. great even. and when you finish your time at mulberry, you find yourself filled with happiness and ready to take on whatever your day holds, and if you have the time i greatly recommend that you walk around james street and take in the art and many other great stores surrounding mulberry.additionally, i recently went to mulberry midnights - loved it. vibes were amazing. keep it up mulberry - you’re absolutely awesome.personal menu favourites: vegan caesar, iced matcha latte - with almond milk, banana bread with espresso icing, avocado toast, lemon loaf, iced peach green tea - half sweet, and their cold brew is buss.i move away from hamilton in 10 days, and i must say one of the things i will miss most is this cafe. thx for being my spot mulberry.

Sandra Mifsud: .Meter Parking across the street

Unknown Player: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure

Inna Zak: I loved their collection of works. Highly recommend visiting and supporting!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …

ANI: Wonderful gallery. Really enjoyable welcoming space. ,Lovely art work.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

Sweet November: First, I didn't realize it was in such a weird area... Downtown Hamilton, but entrance is in the alley or parking structure, with homeless people sleeping right by the walkway. Very bizarre and had a bad vibe.Parking was like $4 or so.But once you are in, the place is clean, open and very cool. We were able to tour a couple exhibits that were open. Mostly modern art, but had a few halls with 19th century paintings, which were of course great.Ticket prices are a bit high for what they offer; the museum is not big at all. However, we decided not to worry and just enjoy it. We did have a great time.

Behrad Bayati: Lovely place to visit with various art pieces from different decades. Also, it is free on Thursdays.Wait time No wait …

Lance Wolfe: Interesting artVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

Andrew Schrader (KE8WSZ): Fun place something personally I would not call “art” but most things were really coolVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

rita fuks: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Abin Sebastian: Reservation recommended No

Liz Templeman: Mostly modern art with several pieces by indigenous artists. As tourists, it helped us appreciate the city of Hamilton and the surrounding area better.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

Glynn Manchester: We were here for a wedding and they did a great job! The sculptor garden was beautiful in the evening for a ceremony.

Nicole McReavy: Went to see the Indigenous Bead exhibit. Wow, it was amazing. We toured the entire 2 floors and each area was curated in a way that let a story or idea flow as you moved through the exhibit. It was my first time to this gallery, but I will definitely be back.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …

Patrick McCaw: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Kathleen Leonard: One of our road trip essentials before hopping on the 403. Great service, vibes, snacks, and of course coffee! They even put coffee-iced cubes in our iced lattes.

Kathy F: .Will be back

Yessica Ramirez Fiallo: Excellent coffee shop.Highly recommend 👌🏽

Blanca Bugler: Nice oat cap ☕️!Study space upstairs, seems better than a library 📚

Jeanette Eby: The spicy beef sandwich was incredible! Great service, friendly people, great patio. Will come back for sure.

L Z: Local hub. Meals cooked from the heart and priced right. Family run, great people, good ambiance. Finally managed to get my brother out to try the muscles and with those soft to touch fresh buns he was sold!!

Matt Thompson: Incredible sandwich. Great patio and a real centre of the neighbourhood.

Donald Baird: Parking: Lots of parking out back Wheelchair accessibility: Very wheelchair friendly

Dave Daniels: The spicy beef sandwich are amazing

Renato Uy: Kind and friendly Mike the bartender....rey

Gordon Schilde: Amazing value for the money. Very down to earth place.

Sophie V: One of the best cafe in town for sure.The place itself is lovely: light wood, fresh flowers, relaxing atmosphere, they even have a little reading nook by the window… and they play good music.I got an iced latte and a chocolate babka and both were great. I love that they use actually glassware and not non-reusable cups! The two staff members working that day were very nice.Can’t wait to visit again and try some more things!

paisley jane: It's a really great spot to sit and relax and enjoy a hot drink and food while you work. Plenty of seating both up and downstairs as well as outside. Had an excellent hot chocolate that is well worth the wait and invites you to sit and sip while chatting or getting work done. Fast internet lends itself to a good remote work spot with satisfying snacks.

Kathy F: Popped in once about a year ago to look around. Plan on coming in again soon.Beautiful items, lovely store

Sydney Cutulle: . The owner is also absolutely lovely. Definitely check this out when you're in town!!!

POWER PIZZA: Very trendy boutique for a great assortment of gifts and cool stuff 😎

Callie Stirling: Love love love. Visit everytime I come home to Hamilton. My go-to for unique and beautiful wall decor. The owner is so kind and ready to help with anything you need or want. Such an amazing platform for local artisans! I look forward to the trajectory of this business and will continue to support! ❤️❤️❤️

Cecilia Mok: Lovely gift shop and coffee shop. Beautifully curated, the shop is filled with quirky, beautiful and funny gifts by many local artists and makers. There's also some plants and vintage items too.

Joey Lawson: spent multiple hours browsing through the carefully curated selection of goods that have been hand-crafted by a wide assortment of local artisans. The owner

wanda lacendre: Most excellent staff listens to what the customer wants

Lynda Raike: A beautiful jewel found just steps away from the core of downtown. I love all the authentic pieces created by artists; soy candles, wall art, jewelry and more. I could stay all day but am only there during a short lunch break. Clay is absolutely a part of what makes this shop so wonderful. Energetic, friendly and greets you from the moment you step in, he is a such a genuine young man who truly wants to help. Love supporting this small business in our beautiful city.

Shaun Again: Cool little gift shop. But the real gem is their espresso. Trust me. Best americano in the downtown core

denise saunders: I go to Studio 205 every Tuesday, I enjoy seeing whats new, I always leave with somethin and unique. Clay is such a nice young man, enjoy the qui k chats we have.

James Munro: Small but mighty. You'll find all sorts of neat and, often local, gifts for the "hard to buy for." Pleasant atmosphere and charming staff.

Enaiyat Ghani Ovy: This is a good place for some locally crafted gift shopping. They have locally made soaps, candles, bags, soft toys and so forth. It is located in the downtown area of Hamilton. They have some paintings, cards, jewelry, showpieces etc. Moreover, the gentleman working here was very nice and friendly person. I would definitely recommend this place if you hunt for some gift ideas.