
All Cuisines
Showing restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops, and more
A polished Collingwood Mediterranean dinner room inside The Dorchester Hotel, with Lebanese and Greek family influence, serious steak anchors, composed seafood, plant-based depth, and a beverage program built for planned nights out.
Bello Pizza is a chef-led Collingwood pizza room with a 25-seat feel, a current menu built around expressive pies, and a hospitality story that moved north from Toronto into a First Street flagship.
Georgian Bay Surf Club is a downtown Collingwood bar, restaurant, and surf shop built from the local freshwater surf community. The menu moves through global coastal cues: octopus and bone marrow tacos, lobster roll, poke, lamb shank, cocktails, natural wine, brunch, and a clubhouse feel.
French-leaning Collingwood bistro in a historic house, pairing Lobster Linguini, afternoon high tea, charcuterie and wine-led specials with The Den bar, boutique retail and garden-patio atmosphere.
Ototo Sushi is a downtown Collingwood sushi room built around local-name specialty rolls, aburi oshi, poke bowls, and lunch boats. Start with the Collingwood Roll, add TNT Roll for heat, and use Salmon Aburi Oshi when you want a seared pressed-sushi anchor.
Mamacita Tacoria is a chef-owned taco bus parked at Side Launch Brewing in Collingwood, built around beer-linked menu details, brisket and fish taco pairs, Nachos Amor, Ahi Tuna Poke Tostada, and a weekend brewery-stop rhythm from Steve Doucet and Alisha Nicholson.
Sushi Bada is a downtown Collingwood sushi and Korean kitchen with a fresh chirashi-and-roll core, Korean BBQ Chicken as the menu anchor, and practical combo ordering for pickup or casual dine-in. The useful range is the story: sushi rice bowls, house rolls, bibimbap, pancake, udon, and Korean comfort dishes under one roof.
MEK Breakfast House is a downtown Collingwood breakfast-and-lunch spot built around Greek-accented brunch plates, Breakfast Poutine, a loaded Breakfast Sammy, and a Bagel Bar with daily baked Montreal-style bagels and house whipped cream cheeses.
Strake Sandwich Co is a Collingwood food truck for oversized comfort sandwiches, lobster-roll detail, brisket-heavy burgers, loaded tots, and a casual First Street patio setup.
Bedward Jerk House is an owner-led Jamaican and CaribCan lounge in Collingwood, built around jerk chicken, oxtail, wings, island drinks, and live entertainment. Reservations, a Wednesday wings offer, and late-week programming make it a dinner-and-night-out pick.
Fig & Feta is a downtown Collingwood Greek eatery and market built around generous Greek comfort dishes, a take-home pantry program, and Bessie Lewis's family-rooted hospitality. Current menu anchors include Beet & Feta Salad, Fried Calamari, Lamb Shank, Moussaka, Saganaki, gyros, souvlaki, and Grilled Octopus.
Poppy's French Bistro gives Collingwood a polished French-bistro visit in the Tremont Studios Building, with current menu anchors like escargot, onion soup, boeuf bourguignon, moules frites, weekend brunch, French wine and owner-led hospitality from Renee Turner.
Press Market is a mostly plant-based Collingwood cafe, restaurant, smoothie bar and market with a deep daytime menu: breakfast, bowls, smoothies, coffee, plant-based burgers, and gluten-free desserts behind its pink-door local identity.
A downtown Collingwood bar and grill on Huron Street with live music, comedy, karaoke, and a full kitchen that runs late. The menu moves between wings, burgers, poutine, and fish and chips on one side and Himalayan Momos, Butter Chicken, and Butter Chicken Poutine on the other. No exact online reservation URL was found in the official sweep; phone-only reservation language remains phone-only.
Minh's is a family-rooted Vietnamese restaurant at Collingwood's original Balsam Street location, where owner and chef Minh Le's story sits beside a wide, practical menu of phở, bún, bánh mì, rolls, rice plates, dim sum and pad thai. The strongest first visit is built around the noodle bowls and roll plates, while daily hours and online pickup make the restaurant useful beyond a planned dinner.
A downtown Collingwood deli and baked-goods counter built around breakfast, lunch, house-prepared sandwiches, coffee and Friday evening dessert hours.
A family-run Collingwood Mexican lunch counter known for house salsas, burritos, tacos, weekday specials, and a farmers-market origin story.
1858 Caesar Bar turns Canada’s Caesar into the organizing idea for an entire Collingwood night out: dozens of named builds, a build-your-own route, and garnish combinations that can make one glass feel like both drink and dinner. The useful way in is to choose a flavour direction—dill, spice, beef, seafood, or vegan beet—then let the walk-in format and quick seating turns keep the visit loose.
Sõl Kitchen is a downtown Collingwood kitchen for bright, health-minded comfort food, from halloumi salad and Sol Pad Thai to flatbreads, bowls and flexible plant-forward mains.
Low Down is a compact Asian cocktail and snack bar in downtown Collingwood, built around shareable dishes, a serious drink program, walk-in energy, and a practical Spritz Happy Hour.
Family-run Collingwood dining room with current lunch, dinner, and meatless menus, led by lobster grilled cheese, agnolotti, seafood, steak, and a Pine Street local story.
Bent Taco is a Collingwood taco-and-drinks spot built around current official-menu signatures: Baja Fish Taco, Meat & Potatoes Taco, Tot Supreme, General Tso Burrito, vegetarian tacos, loaded shareables, and a tequila-mezcal drinks list.
Collingwood brewery dining room with house beer, comfort-food anchors, Detroit-style personal pizzas, and recurring features.
Daal Roti Indian Tadka House is a full-service Indian restaurant on First Street in Collingwood, led by owner-chef Hitesh Rana and co-owner Payal Rana. The strongest route through the menu is its range of tandoor preparations, followed by familiar curries and a sizzling brownie, with service continuing until midnight from Friday through Sunday.
The Hungry Sumo is a long-running Collingwood Japanese restaurant where sushi signatures, aburi rolls, lunch value, and a local Georgian Bay drink program give the First Street room more character than a standard roll-and-tempura stop.