Top Restaurants in Cambridge
Cambridge Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cambridge
Discover the best restaurant in Cambridge, Canada including Blackshop, Langdon Hall, Cafe 13 Main Street, Fifty's Grill & Deli, Cambridge Keg Steakhouse Bar, Grain Of Salt, The Wired Up Pugs Cafe Bistro, Marcelo's restaurant, Mango Chutney, Cambridge Mill Restaurant
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1. Blackshop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 323 reviews
Reviewed By Tombow - Cambridge, Ontario
The menu is now delightfully varied and the special winter menu began January 11. This menu looks really good, but we both decided to have the Roasted Chicken Supreme. It was absolutely delicious. We were seated in a quiet area, which was very nice. The wine list is extensive with a variety of prices. I will definitely keep going back!
2. Langdon Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 346 reviews
Langdon Hall offers regional dishes and classical cuisine, served in an atmosphere of warmth and elegance. Meals are a pleasantly satisfying mingling of artistic display and hearty substance. The Dining Room at Langdon Hall has been awarded the coveted Five Diamond Award from AAA/CAA. Only a handful of restaurants from around the world earn this prestigious distinction. Come and taste the magic that acclaimed Chef Jason Bangerter is creating. With an exceptional wine cellar, Sommelier Kathleen Moore can recommend a wine pairing to go along with the wonderful seasonal menu. The dining room is a proud member of Ocean Wise, using sustainable seafood products and FeastON incorporating Ontario products and produce into the menu.
Reviewed By MandB56 - Cambridge, Canada
We recently had a belated Valentine's Day lunch here and were hoping for a very special experience. We were not disappointed! All of the staff we encountered were efficient, friendly and very knowledgeable about the menu. We enjoyed above average service from Sarah, who made sure that the restrictions of being on a gluten free diet were adhered to. Training is obvious, and there seems to be great communication between the kitchen and what is going on in the dining room. Each course was presented in such a wonderful way, works of art really, with so many layers to discover. The chicken liver parfait appetizer was out of this world, as was the semifreddo dessert. The duck breast and the heritage pork were also cooked to perfection, and enjoyed with wonderful wines by the glass. We loved the atmosphere in the dining room, the views of the garden and the overall experience. It was worth every penny! We will definitely be back.
3. Cafe 13 Main Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
Cafe 13 is located in a historic bank building in the heart of the Galt section of Cambridge. We provide fresh food using local farms and products to contruct interesting yet affordable dishes.
Reviewed By KerryLDS - Richmond, Virginia
This place has been around for a long time and I had never visited it. My mental image of the place was completely and pleasantly wrong. We ordered two sandwiches with fries and they were really good, a decent selection of craft brews to choose from. We were served by two waitresses depending on who was behind the bar (we sat at the bar) and both were fairly attentive.
4. Fifty's Grill & Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 482 reviews
Reviewed By BarbieOntario - ontario
Table was full of sugar or salt and had not been wiped down. Chichen Quesadia was very greasy. Chicken fingers were absoluetly horrible in tasteless cardboard batter. Western Sandwich was about one egg thick, Hot hamburger dinner was tasteless. Even the french fries were tastelss and had a funky oil taste to them. Not one person in our group enjoyed our meal. Really don't know what the hype is about at this restuarant. Have been for breakfast, and it's pretty sub par and tasteless also. Should have known dinner would be much of the same. Save your money and go elsewhere. This is not tastely home cooking by far. Will not return
5. Cambridge Keg Steakhouse Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By ToSquareBob1 - Kitchener, Canada
Had 7:00 pm Reservations on Friday night and were quickly seated. There was quite a queue of people waiting for a table, so I would suggest making a reservation if visiting on the weekend.
The restaurant has a classic steak house feel: dim lighting, dark millwork and a fireplace; very nice. Our waitress was prompt, efficient and very friendly.
We all had steaks (of course), and all five of us were happy, Steaks were cooked to order and were served hot and well seasoned. Garlic mashed and twice baked potatoes were also excellent. Veggies were quite unspectacular, as was the calamari the table shared as an appetizer to start.
All in all, an excellent, if not a little over priced meal.
6. Grain Of Salt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 304 reviews
Experience a perfection of natural spices with a taste of the divine food of a Grain of Salt. Grain Of Salt has earned a name synonymous with quality food, great hospitality and service. The addictive food of India is brought to you in a classic style for your dining pleasure. This style of cuisine has been catered to India since Moghal Imperial times. Connoisseurs of food, you are welcomed to Grain Of Salt.
7. The Wired Up Pugs Cafe Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Check out the rich history of our lovely cottage!!!• From the earliest records procured from City hall, Cambridge, our cottage was allocated as a property in 1851.• From 1867 through 1862, Grand Ave S used to be West Main Street South. The owner of our cottage was Andrew Scott,who lived here with the first Lady of our cottage, Shiela and their lovely family.• From 1912 through 1920, we were 93, West Main South, East side and Jos Donaldson resided here with his lovelyfamily.• From 1920 through 1926, we were given our current street name, 93 Grand Ave S and Jos Donaldson still owned thecottage until 1938.• From 1938 through 1987, the cottage was owned by different owners F.J Sheppard, V. Cochrane, F. Jarvis, W. Dunn, C.Jarvis, J. Somerville and Vancont.• From 1991 through 2006, the cottage was owned by Law Photography Studio. From 2008 through 2012, the cottagewas owned by O'Keefe Cottage.And from 2012 to present-day, the cottage has been named as 'The Wired Up Pugs' Cafe-Bistro. Come meet the owners Vidushee and our innovative chef Amit!You will have a great experience with us and the food so good it will keep you coming back for more again andagain.....Come and relive the cottage and have a relaxing time right at the Grand river.Cheers!The Wired Up Pugs Team!
Reviewed By sk8love - Cambridge, Canada
me and my friend have been regulars to this little cottage cafe and we had a lovely saturday brunch recently.
the meals were worth value for money and the staff was very accommodating! their debit machine was not working as the construction across had caused the cable to disconnect and the staff was extremely apologetic due to the inconvenience caused which we appreciated greatly.
we love supporting local businesses and hope this tiny cottage gets all the support and love it deserves!
we are aware that one of the owners is terminally ill and wish him all the best and hopes he recovers all these obstacles!
8. Marcelo's restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By monetsgardens - Ontario Canada
I went hoping to have lamb but found out it was not Canadian lamb. Not a very good variety on the menu. Opted for gnocci? Not too impressed expensive dumplings. The bread and oil were very nice but the food is overpriced for what you are getting. Could have had steak somewhere else for that price. It was really rushed ... we arrived and had drinks quickly which was nice. When they dropped off the bread within 2 minutes the meal was there already. Never had time to enjoy the bread. We got water and the tap water was either served in a chlorinated washed glass or the water was highly chlorinated. Not something you would expect for fine dinning. Not sure I would go again. Not worth the money,
9. Mango Chutney
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By barefoot444
I have eaten at Mango Chutney many times but have never reviewed it. First I must say that the food is amazing. It was because of this that I decided to buy lunch for three and transport it to London, Ontario to share with a new Mum. I was quite prepared to pick up my order the night before and reheat when I got to London but when I suggested that was what I was going to do, Sonny (the owner) said they would make it fresh for me in the morning and I could pick it up on my way to London. This was suggested even though they were not officially open at my departure time. Now that is what I call customer service.
I ordered Vegetable samosas, Rajmah Di Tiki (kidney bean patties with a mixture of spices and filled with mango chutney), Channa Pindi (a chickpea dish cooked with spices and ginger) and Dal Makhani (lentils cooked with fresh ground spices) - the last two dishes came with Naan and Basmati Rice.
We all enjoyed all the dishes. Try them, you won't be disappointed.
10. Cambridge Mill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 800 reviews
We are deeply rooted in tradition, honouring the past in the style of today. This is evident in our restoration of the mill, but also in our menu. Our chefs take familiar classic dishes and turn them into something innovative, timeless and always deliciously satisfying.
Reviewed By Laura M
A wonderful spread in a romantic setting overlooking the Grand River. The standard brunch will cost you upwards of $150 for 2.
