Steves Open Kitchen - (Near Hamilton, ON)

ANJ Was in Hamilton for the week and tried Secco for first time . The drinks and food were absolutely phenomenal!! Our waitress (if i recall correctly her name was Jess ) was excellent. The barmen were also incredibly friendly and had excellent hospitality. 10/10 would definitely visit again if we come back to Hamilton.

Fabyola Eid Enter at ground level, look left. Cafe Olivia is cozy with all sorts of treats for VERY reasonable prices. I finally had the chance to pop by while on business. I started eating everything hot and fresh, so if you look at this pic, thats what happens to a fresh breakfast... It goes fast. Come on in, no wait, staff are fast. You have the time.

Rebecca Hu Delicious birria tacos that are super filling and flavourful! The service is wonderful and friendly. The place is super cute and fun! What’s even better is the HOT SAUCE. Both the pineapple habanero and creamy jalapeño (?) were divine. Definitely want to be back for a Taco Tuesday sometime!

Ashley Lynn They were very accommodating of my disabled grandmother. The food is always stellar and the staff are attentive and caring. Special mention for the shrimp and buffalo chicken apps

Alanna Yu I had such a great experience with this order! The food was delicious — fresh, flavorful, and really well-made. They even included a handwritten note, which was such a thoughtful touch and made the meal feel extra warm and personal. The service is amazing, and you can tell they genuinely care about their customers. I’ll definitely be ordering from them again. Highly recommend!

The Well-Wandered Traveller Radius feels very much like Hamilton’s answer to Cactus Club: a polished, energetic spot with a stylish atmosphere and a menu that delivers. From the moment you walk in, it’s clear this is a place designed for both casual nights out and more elevated dinners. The food was spot on across the board. The ravioli was a standout: rich, hearty, and generously portioned. It’s absolutely delicious, but fair warning, if you’re thinking of sharing, you may regret not ordering your own plate. It’s that good. We were especially looking forward to the spring rolls, having enjoyed them on a previous visit, but unfortunately they were sold out this time. Instead, we tried the wonton nachos, which were a fun and unexpected twist on a classic. They had a nice kick to them, balancing flavour and heat well, and made for a solid appetizer choice. The truffle fries were nicely crispy and full of flavour, honestly, the only disappointment was wanting more because they were so enjoyable. For drinks, we opted for both the Pinot Grigio and the Chardonnay, and each was a good choice. Well-balanced and easy to drink, they paired nicely with the food and complemented the overall experience. To finish, we shared the caramel cheesecake. It was quite filling and definitely indulgent, with a heavy hand on the caramel: great for those with a serious sweet tooth. A quick note on logistics: parking is something to be mindful of when planning your visit. There is paid street parking and a paid parking lot nearby, but both can be busy depending on the time and day. Atmosphere-wise, Radius really shines. There’s an upper level that’s ideal for events or larger gatherings, and the patio is especially charming- perfect for summer evenings, but equally cute during snowy afternoons when you want to be cozy indoors with a view. Overall, Radius is a strong dining option in Hamilton: stylish without feeling pretentious, with consistently good food, a lively vibe, and a layout that works well for everything from date nights to group celebrations.