Elora and Fergus’s food and beverage scene is a delightful adventure for the palate, offering a smorgasbord of tastes from cozy cafes to elegant dining.
Imagine sipping a locally brewed craft beer at a brewery like Elora Brewing Company before heading over to a mouthwatering lunch at The Evelyn or kickin’ it old school at a red-stooled bar with a chocolate milkshake and chow mein at the Black and White Restaurant in Fergus. Obsessed with farm to table? Check out La Fontana, a Feast On® certified stop specializing in fresh pastas and wood oven pizza.
For those with a sweet tooth, The Elora Café brings a touch of Parisian charm with its delectable pastries and The Lost and Found Café is tucked away off the main drag with loads of warm beverages, cookies and more awaiting you.
Feel like being pampered? No problem! Check out the Feast On® certified Elora Mill Hotel & Spa for ultra luxury and feel-good fine dining worth driving for.
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So what does a weekend in Elora look like for us? Well of course, we’re checking into the Elora Hotel Mill and Spa to be pampered for the evening and to enjoy exsquisite fine dining based around the seasons with many ingredients sourced right from their own garden.
On Saturdays during May-October, we’re all about taking in the Elora Farmers’ Market, taking a stroll by the water and of course popping in and out of the charming shops selling gourmet goodness like Fromagerie Evelyn, Grand Gourmet and more. Of course, before heading out of town, a trip to the Elora Distillery is in order.
Looking to love a little on Mother Nature? No worries, a trip to the Elora Gorge is a timeless classic for hikers and offers stunning scenery.
By evening, head into Fergus for a stay and delicious dinner at Breadalbane Inn where hearty classics like shepherd’s pie, schnitzel and more await. Feeling more like Italian fare? Check out the Gente Urban Eatery right on the water or The Golden Coconut for a mix of Thai and Vietnamese.
Sunday morning, wake up and hit a few more tasty stops like Tapavino for lunch or the Outpost Bottle Shop to find a selection of craft brews all in one spot.
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