Williams Fresh Cafe

Pricy. Any sandwich or food costs over $ 6 plus tax with little portion. Drinks are good.

Williams has always been one of my favourite coffee shops just for the Caesar Chicken Wraps alone. Seriously, they are the best thing to come out of a coffee shop anywhere. That holds true at this location. Also typical with Williams is that the wifi is pretty wonky and slow at least compared to Starbucks. The staff here aren’t the friendliest either. Oh well. You can’t have everything. There is a lot of seating and the place doesn’t seem to be packed often so it’s a very reliable work spot. Lastly, the tables are way bigger than at a lot of other coffee shops so it’s great for groups or if you just need a lot of workspace.

All good! Atmosphere good! Smoothies good! Great for a getaway for a conversation.

Pros: Perfect place for a cup of delicious Chai latte and good (1 – 1) conversation. Prices are reasonable and quality of food is good. Staff was pleasant and helpful as well.
Cons: The place can get packed with people at times, so you may have to wait.
This is my favorite café spot in Hamilton.

The staff here are super nice. The line can be a little long (you order, they give you a sign with a number, and then they bring out your food to you), but that’s okay since the menu is so long and takes a bit of time to read anyway.
I had the BLT&A (bacon, lettuce, tomato, and avocado) sandwich and a pumpkin spice latte. The BLT&A was good, but the latte was absolute pumpkin perfection. Try the latte, you won’t regret it!

I got the sesame tuna roll and the house salad. Both were very tasty. The tuna as canned, which was a big disappointing, but the vegetables were quite fresh and there was a lot of flavor in the wrap. The salad had a nice balsamic dressing and was standard, but good.

** I just wanted to say that this is no longer called Williams Coffee Pub. It has been renamed to Williams Fresh Café. They serve soups, sandwiches, salads, paninis, etc.
Lets just say that I love this establishment. I live in the Bay Area (California), and I’ve been coming to Hamilton to visit relatives since I was about five years old. I have fond memories as a little girl of eating here, staring out the window, and sharing a breakfast bagel with my dad.
Now, much older, I still always want to come back to this restaurant and eat bagel sandwiches, which makes me feel carefree and young, just like a how I was as a little girl. And boy was it good. It’s just the right size, and even comes with lettuce and tomato. Everyone else at the table thoroughly enjoyed their food. I also tasted my mom’s gourmet mac and cheese, which was very yummy and creamy. My father also couldn’t help but taste it too.
One thing I noted the last time I came is how nice, caring, and patient the staff are. My little Chinese grandma, whose English is not perfect, had many questions and took quite a while deciding what she wanted. The man at the register, who had glasses, a beard, and light red hair, was exceedingly patient. He also showed her a deal which would save her some money, even though he probably knew that would lead to even more questions. (Which it did.)
Even though there are no reviews, there are actually lots of people in the restaurant. When I went for lunch, more than half of the tables were occupied. Overall, I love this restaurant and would recommend for everyone to come try it out. I wish there was one in the Bay Area! :)