7 Best Coffee Shops near Thornbury

“I love the Ashanti Coffee House. My favourites are the Sandwiches, nicely toasted. Cheesy yummy goodness. The coffee is great and I like picking up a few of the roasted coffee sacks for growing potatoes in my garden. Just get one of the sacks, fill it with 4 inches of soil in the spring. Place 5 potatoes in a star pattern (like the five star rating) and when the sprouts break through and get leafy, just add some more soil and keep doing that for 90 days... and voila a bag of potatoes... coffee sack becomes potato sack.. hows that for a coffee shop!“

“Bike ride then the best sausage rolls and coffee. Very busy but they did well.“

“Great spot to grab a coffee or a quick bite when you’re in Thornbury. The service is fast and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. The location is clean and well kept, with plenty of seating inside and easy parking outside. Whether you’re stopping in for your morning coffee, a road trip , or just a quick snack, this Tim Hortons is always consistent and reliable“

“the new store in Meaford is cute and the ice cream is great and good service!“

“This is my spot when at The Village. The staff, the decor, their avocado toast, London Fog, but its the service for me that's enough to keep me visiting. I feel welcomed, I'm treated well and simply lose track of time when I'm there.“

“This is a nice Tim Hortons. The tables are cleaned regularly and the staff is very good. It is cleaner than most. We really appreciate that as it is becoming very rare yet it should be a given. I also found the restroom clean, also a rarity. Thank you for keeping it as it should be.“

“Very clean and modern Starbucks location right in Blue Mountain Village. The interior has a warm upscale feel with lots of wood finishes, good lighting, and plenty of seating space compared to many smaller Starbucks locations. Service was organized and the café stayed surprisingly calm even during busy periods. Drinks and food came out consistently and the overall atmosphere felt relaxed and comfortable after walking around the village.

One nice touch was how clean the dining area and counters stayed despite the heavy tourist traffic. Good spot to warm up, recharge, or grab a coffee before heading back out around the village. The large windows also make the space feel open and less cramped than most resort-area coffee shops.“