The Bruce Craft House is the Cambridge Hotel restaurant that has become its own craft-house room: stone-fired pizzas, local craft beer, Ontario duck confit, short rib perogies, Spaghetti de Pato, and a 32-hour short rib. It is useful for hotel guests, Cambridge locals, groups, and reservations, with the Bruce Brett name-origin and B Hospitality story giving the place more local memory than a generic lobby restaurant.

Leymoon is a Cambridge Mediterranean counter-service restaurant with a founder story behind the name: lemon in Arabic, carried into shawarma, grill plates, salads, poutines, and sweets. Junaidh Mon and Shefeeq Palakkal are the verified owner/co-owner layer; no current chef is named publicly.

A Downtown Galt British pub built around stuffed Yorkies, fish and chips, weekly food specials, late hours, and a soccer-friendly pint-and-screens room.

Foundry Tavern is a Galt neighbourhood tavern with a current menu built around smashburgers, fish and chips, wings, share plates, brunch, dessert, late-night bites, beer, cocktails, and wine. The strongest visit plan is food-led, with timing choices for brunch, late night, and live-music evenings.

Riverside cafe inside Cambridge's architecture-school building, with thin-crust pizzas, pressed croissants, coffee, daily soup, and weekly latte and pizza deals.