Great place, great staff, great food, cheese and desserts, beautiful building and for the Christmas season they had 2 gentlemen playing very nice music, creating a great shopping atmosphere. The make your own gift basket idea is excellent!

Tired of eating in a fast food restaurant? Try Grand Oak Culinary Market. Aside from their fresh breads and deli, they served soup, too. Not in a can soup. Home made soup. Soups, such as harvest puree, split pea, tomato chowder, beef barley, etc. Moreover, sumptuous deserts are available. They make my taste buds dancing. On top of that, staff are courteous and polite.

Wow. Loved the place. Awesome sandwiches, soups, cheesecakes! Highly recommended if you are in the area. Don’t forget to buy their bread on your way out. Warm and extremely polite service! Two thumbs up!! Keep up with the awesome service and food.

This place is amazing and I feel like I have only grazed the surface while visiting the shop. Lots of products from local vendors. Great desserts and deli treats to choose from.

Best rosemary focaccia bread ever!

A full parking lot at lunchtime is a signal that you’ll be having a great lunch. The soup and sandwich combo is my go to, with daily baked bread for the sandwiches and fresh made soups daily. It’s difficult to skip their desserts!

The best lunch spot. Fresh bread for sandwiches. Soup from scratch. All very affordable. Always a stop whenever I’m in Niagara.

Grand Oak Culinary Market – They served very good food , freshly made. Staff are friendly. Resturant is well kept and clean. Free Wi-Fi. Highly recommend to stay for lunch or a snack when you are in Lincoln area.

Great food and extremely friendly service. Their house made bread and baked goods are amazing, and they have an excellent cheese selection both imported and Canadian chesses are featured.

Everything from the bakery is super fresh. Coffee is great and the outdoor seating out back is beautiful! Great spot for a morning coffee and pastry.

It is like a small market with a restaurant. All the food is made fresh that day. The staff is courteous.
There is free WiFi. The building is built by Mennonites where they use wooden pegs instead of nails.

This place is a must pit stop in the Niagara region. The food is local and fresh, the service is friendly and professional. Find everything from freshly baked bread and desserts to gifts and produce. Lovely shop!!!