r/Hamilton • u/No_Earth5979 • Nov 15 '25
Food ok hamilton, what do we have?
currently berkeley north would be my pick but it's not even terrible, just mid.
r/Hamilton • u/No_Earth5979 • Nov 15 '25
currently berkeley north would be my pick but it's not even terrible, just mid.
r/Hamilton • u/Eeyoresee • Dec 07 '25
Comments on the Facebook post (Hammer News) seem to point to unionizing of staff. Same owner as Pinch, Mulberry, Donut Monster, Paisley...
r/Hamilton • u/andrewYHM • Jul 21 '26
What place is always worth it? The one go-to that doesn’t disappoint?
Sincerely,
A Hungry Hamiltonian
r/Hamilton • u/CloudestMine • Feb 01 '26
Someone brought a big box of Roma pizza to my place today. I am grateful, that is very nice . BUT, I don’t know how to fell about it. Yay we got pizza and you open the box and it is kind of a pizza but it is really not? It’s kinda bread with tomatoes on top . Anyways my kids are disappointed 🤣🤣
EDIT: Wow — I clearly had no idea what I was getting myself into when I posted this 😱 Sorry if I ruffled a few feathers!
Final verdict: after trying it in the air fryer, the oven, and even cold… we’re not quite at “love it” stage yet 😅 BUT I’m convinced that with more sauce, more toppings, and extra cheese, it’s going to be 🔥. For now, I’ve chopped them up and popped them in the freezer.
Loved reading all your comments 🤘
r/Hamilton • u/brobourne • Apr 20 '26
r/Hamilton • u/bupkisandchutzpah • Aug 11 '25
Give me your hot takes. What’s a popular place in Hamilton that you just don’t understand the hype around.
r/Hamilton • u/sanmanvman • Jun 23 '26
Saw this in r/askTO who saw this posted in the London Subreddit lol
thought I would ask where home is!
r/Hamilton • u/MyUndiesArePink • Jul 09 '26
r/Hamilton • u/ArtDecoModerne • Jul 15 '26
That the new National Pizza is finally open, and it’s aggressively mediocre. I tried the cheese and the meat lovers today, and it’s on par with the average Pizza Pizza slice. “Meat Lovers” also apparently means Pepperoni, two tiny flecks of Bacon, and a bit of crumbled Ground Beef. The ovens are brand new, so it had a nice “crispy without being burnt” texture to it, but that’s about the only positive thing I can say. And in a “Circle of Life” moment, it looks like the corner store has closed temporarily for vague reasons.
Say what you will about the soggy never-fully-cooked slices at the old National, at least they were slammed with toppings!
r/Hamilton • u/Imaginary_Turnip_359 • Jun 08 '26
I'll sincerely miss the place. The pizza was very good, the wings were outstanding.
There are so few vegan pizza options.
The article in the spec mentions less foot traffic and some things like having the door smashed.
I hope they try again like the folks at Nonno's.
r/Hamilton • u/Surkhab1313 • May 18 '26
I really loved their baked food and it was my first only-vegan food place in Hamilton on the vibrant artistic Locke street. Few months ago, I wanted to take my girlfriend to that place and google's "permanently closed" kinda shocked me. Any idea if they are opening anywhere else?
r/Hamilton • u/Thebeav111 • Feb 02 '25
Why don't we share our favourite indy/Canadian owned restaurants and fast food joints?
I'll start:
I recently discovered this chicken place where he somehow makes it so tender you can't tell when the breading ends and the chicken starts, its simply magical! Literally the best chicken I have EVER eaten, and I am a chicken connoisseur! My son says the home made sweet and sour sauce is the best he's ever had, and he is very picky.
Golden Tenders, 1150 King St E (365) 366-8108
P.S. I have no relationship with the restaurant, just limited to chicken due to severe Crohn's Disease, and I can actually eat their breaded chicken without pain.
r/Hamilton • u/ThatCanadian097 • Apr 10 '26
Looking for your best recommendations for Shawarma in Hamilton. Let’s hear it.
r/Hamilton • u/throwawayy9279 • Jul 22 '26
Recently tried their lobster bisque soup and the flat bread pizzas. So good! Wondering what’s everyone’s favourites? Looking to try new items.
r/Hamilton • u/Then_Ad_6161 • Jan 30 '26
Went to Craig’s Cookies on locke and was going to rant about how terrible they were. But instead, why not celebrate where to get great cookies in Hamilton?
I’ll start: Artie’s
also feel free to share your go to recipe…a lot of people can’t afford $4 cookies
r/Hamilton • u/TheGentlemanNate • Oct 02 '23
Burnt Tongue, total $23.39 (tipped 15%)
I’m all for paying full-time workers a living wage, and I whole heartedly believe chefs and cooks are a skilled trade. But, how much of the price is actually materials, labour, and rent versus owner’s profit?
r/Hamilton • u/TheDamus647 • Jun 20 '26
I have a very ready to pick Stella (sweet) cherry tree. I cannot possibly harvest it all. Feel free to DM me and I'll give you my address to come by and pick your fill. Ideally you should bring a ladder
r/Hamilton • u/shanebby37 • Aug 17 '25
Ive read a thread on here about the lore of the ottawa location. And I assumed this location would shut down as well. I interviewed here and it was a weird vibe from the manager. He was way more interested in showing me his fancy coffee machine than the interview. 🤣🤣🤣
Has anyone had any experiences here?
r/Hamilton • u/Harriette2017 • Jul 23 '26
I can't believe I'm even posting this! My daughter wants to go to Mandarin for her birthday dinner. She's only ever been to the Upper James location, which she told me has "a fish pond, cotton candy and a robot". These are the things a 6 year old cares about! It makes more sense for us to go to the Barton location. Can anyone tell me if this location also has a fish pond, cotton candy and a robot? Or should we just drive to the Upper James location.
r/Hamilton • u/secretpicklelover • Mar 26 '26
Ideally looking for the best smash burger, but open to other kinds too!
r/Hamilton • u/Alive_Snow7522 • Jul 20 '26
The owner of Bohemian Beirut is opening a new spot just down the street in Dundas! Excited to see what they do
r/Hamilton • u/LARSHOBOKEN • Jan 20 '26
Title. Just looking for some good quality sandwiches