Coffee lovers rejoice! BruceGreySimcoe is home to a wealth of unique, creative and delicious coffee shops sprinkled across the region, ready to serve you up a hot cup of java or a steaming hot chocolate after your day on the slopes. We’ve put together a handy list of must-stop cafés so you can plan your next pit stop today.
Java stops in Bruce County
This unique spot blends coffee with vinyl for the perfect mix of music and caffeine.
Rabbit Dash's sister store, Dizzy Bird brings the same eclectic mix of coffee and music to downtown Southampton.
With locations in Port Elgin, Hanover, Thornbury and Collingwood, the folks at Ashanti know their beans! Choose a location near your latest adventure and swing by for a great cup of coffee and some home-baked treats.
From a great cup of coffee to delicious lunch specials, plan a visit to the Green Bean Pantry. You can also keep your eyes peeled for their lunch truck which makes stops in Walkerton, Hanover, Mildmay, Clifford, Wroxeter and Hanover.
Ever had a coffee flight? Didn't think so. Bruud Coffee Bar in Chesley let's you try an array of flavours in a single coffee flight. Add some espresso and fresh baked treats alongside, and Bruud is a must visit.
Simply a great name for a coffee shop, The Daily Grind in Kincardine is a favourite with locals and visitors alike. From summer specialty drinks to your tried and true hot favourites, The Daily Grind has it all.
Even at the beach, we need great coffee. Just a short walk from Sauble's sandy beach, you'll find great coffee and gelato and treats at Amici's Coffee Bar. They now have a second loation en route to the beach in Shallow Lake.
Coffee Destinations in Grey County
A new addition to the Thornbury main street, Good Grief is as delicious as it is funky. Be sure to grab a homemade donut if you see one in the goodie case, the buzz is real.
A staple with locals and visitors alike, the Thornbury Bakery is well known for their gluten free offerings, lunch specials and piping hot coffee. Stop in for breakfast, lunch or just a cup of java.
Famous for their homemade scones and epic selection of fine cheese, the Milk Maid serves up a mean latte. Want to learn how to make their scones? They offer monthly scone workshops and you can find the schedule right here.
A fantastic place to stop on Highway 10, you’ll find baked fresh daily goodies and a great selection of local products from preserves to honey alongside hot brewed coffee. Definitely worth a stop as you head to or from the cottage.
Well known as a great destination for ice cream and their in-house plant-based ice cream, Pom Pom in Meaford is also home to some really great coffee.
Stopped by for a signature iced drink in the summer or a great lineup of warm coffee specials from lattes to hot chocolate. Feeling adventurous? Try an affogatto! A shot of espresso served over a scoop if ice cream.
This funky hang out first began in Flesherton but added a Meaford locaton recently. An eclectic space to share a coffee or a beer with friends, Saavy and Co offers a coffee card for those with a resuable cup.
Simcoe County hotspots
Like your coffee in an eclectic space that’s a feast for the eyes and the senses? Then Mark IV Brothers is perfect for you. With the walls adorned with off road bike and motorcycle memorabilia, vintage records and outdoor adventure inspiring memorabilia, this place has both epic coffee and a smooth vibe.
Just steps from the Midland Harbour, Grounded Coffee is a bright and airy spot to enjoy your morning brew.
Get caffeinated while improving your record collection at Mad Dog’s Coffee and Vinyl Café in downtown Collingwood.
An Orillia favourite, the Mariposa Market is a destination of its own in downtown Orillia. Stop in for a coffee and fill your cart with goodies for the cottage or a weekend at home.
Recognized by Ontario by BIke in recent years, pedal your fat bike over to this Coldwater coffee shop for a cup of java and some homemade treats.