Timeless Cafe Bakery — Cafe in Waterloo

Reviews of Timeless Cafe Bakery

• Devin

  Added 2016.06.16

  I've had the pleasure of visiting Timeless on several occasions and each time is as great as the next! In fact, I will be attending a staff party tomorrow evening (for the second time) as they all in return, adore this gem of a café! The menu is creative, decor is rustic chic, staff are all super friendly and the service is excellent. I definitely recommend this place to anyone and everyone I meet - I even got my good friend to propose to his now wife here and it was so romantic. Lesley, we all thank you!
• Mason

  Added 2016.04.06

  FYI, this is not a cafe, it is a bistro. I came here expecting to find a place to sip a coffee and read a book. You need reservations and it's a sit down restaurant atmosphere. The food is probably good, but advertise the business correctly.
• Christian

  Added 2016.01.01

  I was sorely disappointed as I was truly expecting something unique but alas it is mostly a facade.
• Samuel

  Added 2015.07.09

  Lunch is served other days, but I've only been for brunch. They also have a bakery/lunch/cafe counter.
• Adam

  Added 2015.03.05

  The location is a restored farm house with some rustic farm decorations, original hardwood floors and tables made from reclaimed wood. Sunday brunch includes live jazz music. The restaurant is fairly small, so make a reservation for brunch.
• Jaden

  Added 2014.08.21

  I'll give it another try. We all have our off days.
• Aidan

  Added 2013.12.16

  After ordering the wait time for food was about an hour. I was fully expecting my mouth to jump off of my face given the reputation and wait time. Nope... Not impressed.
• Diego

  Added 2013.10.04

  I really want to love this restaurant but I have had a couple iffy experiences that have left me dissapointed. Service is hit and miss and they seem to deviate from the menu without offering explanation or apology. I was most recently there for date night and we ordered the oysters and the baked brie as an appetizer. The oysters only came with three but the menu explicity states five...and the brie is supposed to come with homemade tarragon crustini but they just gave me two pieces of the baguette that they serve at the table anyways with each meal (not even toasted). I was willing to overlook these but we paid for the upgrade for the steak and the meal was missing salt and the pototoes stone cold. We let the waitress know and they did bring us hot potatoes but by the time they came we were finished eating. I had the fish and was happy with it. My fiance got beer and we joked that probably not many people order it and sure enough it was expired! The mistakes/misses were just enough for me to feel dissapointed. The price of date night went up 5 dollars too...so for 75 (because we paid the 5 dollar upgrade) plus tax and tip I want to be impressed. Had a similar experience the first time I went, one meal was good and the other not so much.
• Benjamin

  Added 2013.09.05

  The restaurant is actually just a fraction of the actual business and it shows.
• David

  Added 2013.06.25

  A quaint spot for slightly upscale Sunday brunch. The full page menu has elevated versions of scrambles, omelettes, benedicts, home made granola and more. Several gluten free options are available, including toast. All of the items we have tried have been excellent!
• Nicholas

  Added 2013.06.05

  I walked into an enchanted little building amidst the possibility of a hidden gem. All to find a good brunch restaurant. The food was good but not special. Many of the elements were thought to be exciting upon ordering but when received were nothing extraordinary.