Food was good and nice portions. Very expensive for a diner. Breakfast plates were around $21!read more

This is a fairly new Zak's location and I was surprised to see it in Carleton Place! I've always…read morebeen a fan of the original location downtown Ottawa so I stopped in to eat here. The location has a classic diner feel like the other locations. I ordered the Cheeseburger with Onion Rings and one of their bottomless sodas. (Love the fact that there are free refills on pop) The Onion rings were done perfectly but the burger was a little over cooked, not too bad though. Good food but nothing compares to the original location in downtown Ottawa. The price of the food was a little high, however that's probably just due to the inflation of food costs across Canada currently. The server was an absolute delight and was very friendly, she really made this a happy visit!

Staff really friendly food was good would recommend to anyone looking for a quick bite to eat after…read morea long night coffee is a 7/10 will be going back more

Nice little diner. Family run for generations. Great food, large portions, reasonable prices and…read moreextremely fast service. Check it out.

Food is delicious, hot, and wholesome - services was speedy, friendly, and accurate. Nice small…read moretown feel run by locals for locals, but very friendly to visitors from out of town

Friendly staff, delicious food, and reasonable prices - highly recommended I got the chicken pot…read morepie, which was delicious

TLDR: Fieldhouse Bakery came highly recommended as the place in Perth for lunch. It did not…read moredisappoint. Sandwiches were tasty, albeit a bit pricey. The cruffin was decadently delicious. One of my colleagues is from Perth and when I told her my husband and I were doing a day trip to Perth as part of our staycation, she recommended we have lunch at Fieldhouse. I love bakeries, so we followed her recommendation. The place is a lot smaller than I expected. It only has seating for 8 inside (4 tables of 2) and 4 picnic tables outside (so seating for about 16 outside). I got the Chicken and Brie sandwich ($14.75) and added a side salad for my husband and I to share ($5). My husband got the Ham and Swiss sandwich ($14.25) and we also got a cruffin ($5.25) for dessert, but ended up taking it home. Before we left my husband got an Americano to go ($3). I enjoyed my sandwich. The bread was crusty and held the ingredients of the sandwich well. The peppery arugula in the sandwich went well with the chicken and Brie. I was thrilled that the chicken was real roasted chicken breast meat (and not deli meat, lol). The aioli was flavourful but a bit excessive in quantity for my tastes. It dripped onto the plate with every bite, lol. The salad was leaf lettuce, shredded cabbage and carrots. Vegetables were fresh. I asked for the dressing on the side and it came as requested. The dressing was a creamy dressing and on the runny side. I'm glad I asked for it on the side, as I used only about a third of it. I had a bite of my husband's sandwich and it was ok, but I much preferred mine. He liked his better, so it all worked out. His was on a fluffier and softer bread. The ham was deli ham, but it tasted ok. The Swiss cheese was nippy. Service was pleasant. My husband enjoyed his Americano. We had the Brownie Cruffin at home. The pastry was flakey and delicious. The chocolate filling was like a rich chocolate pudding. It was very decadent. Overall we enjoyed our meal, but I found it a bit pricey, but I guess in today's economy, this is what you pay for sandwiches. Street parking only. (125)

I've been here over and over again. Their sandwiches are fabulous, fresh greens, quality breads and…read morethoughtful ingredients. Always hits it out of the park for lunch. Also the pastries and baked goods are magical. Decadent cookies, flaky croissants, which is seemingly their specialty with cruffins (muffins made with croissant dough and filled with magic) traditional croissants, and cinnamon sugar morning buns, which are all on the menu daily. The cruffins are perfection. My personal favourite is the lemon blueberry, the perfect balance of buttery, tart and sweet. The morning buns are delightful sugary goodness, brownies are rich and luscious, and they have the best ginger molasses cookies around.. There's honestly options for everyone, simple but delicious for the kids, traditional picks to please anyone and elevated unique fare for the adults - including craft beer to top off a fantastic meal. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Perth and locals alike. But go early if you're going for the baked goods, they sell out fast!

Not our first time here, definitely not the last. Still put the gravy on the fries which is…read moreupsetting (first world problems lol) because it makes the fries soggy but otherwise, a tasty gem of a restaurant

Average food. Great service…read more.. We stopped in for a quick bite. Generally we eat at the Baldachin when in Merrickville, but decided on Mainstreet this time. I had the "Philly Cheesesteak". It wasn't really traditional but it was good. The fries are average frozen fair. Beer menu leaves much to be desired too... It's not a bad place...Just easily forgotten...

Great menu and nice location. (Not easily seen from the main road so look for Foodland and it's…read morejust next door.) Wonderful service. An added bonus is the adjoining bar.

Went on Valentine's day. The service was sub par but it's a busy night so it was acceptable. I had…read morethe Firehouse 92 burger, apparently the firefighters didn't get there on time because it was incinerated. Why even have a sirloin burger if you're going to serve it black and grey. It was a Viking funeral for the cow more than a meal since I didn't even eat half of it. If it had been better I would have at least brought it back for the dog, I did not

T's Chips in Smiths Falls is always a treat! The fries are fresh and perfectly crisp, and the…read morePhilly roast beef sandwich is absolutely delicious--tender, flavourful, and generously portioned. The service is warm and friendly, making it a pleasure to stop by every time.

We used to go here every year on the way to the Hershey Factory. Now that they grow pot instead of…read moremake chocolate treats in the factory, we find a reason to detour to this chip wagon. It's simply the best chips and hot dogs in the are. And there is lots of competitors on every highway. There is plenty of parking, picnic tables so you don't have to eat in your car, and treats and water dishes for leached dogs! Visitor friendly!

TL;DR/The Short Version: Cute little bistro in Perth, ON…read more We lucked out and they had lobster rolls on their menu when we were there. They were delicious. The Long Version: The hubster and I had lunch at the Rocky River Cafe and it was fantastic. They have their regular menu but then they also have a special menu that changes daily. We were thrilled to see lobster rolls on their special menu the day we went. It was $23.95 for a lobster roll, coleslaw and fries or a salad. I got mine with the salad and my husband got his with fries. The lobster roll was big, much bigger than at other places out east. The bun was like a hoagie rather than a hot dog bun. Bigger is always better! Lol. The lobster meat was plentiful and really tasty. I liked that they didn't mix the lobster meat with the mayo but rather slathered the bread with mayo and filled the sandwich with buttered lobster meat. It made it easier for me to remove some of the mayo, since I'm not a huge fan of mayo. The bun was soft and fresh. I had asked for the salad dressing on the side and the server even wrote it down because she said "oh I have to write that down." Despite all this, the salad came dressed :( It was a bit overdressed for my liking, but not excessively so, and we were hungry, so I just ate it. It was a spring mix, a slice of cucumber (it was cut on the oblique, so not as stingy as it sounds), a ring of red pepper and a few grape tomatoes cut into quarters. The dressing was an herb vinaigrette. My husband's fries were delicious. I sort of regretted not getting fries, haha. The coleslaw was mayo based and had cabbage and carrots. It did not have much seasoning to it. I did not enjoy it and gave most of it to my husband. My husband also had a coffee after the meal ($3.25). Service was pleasant. We chose to sit in the little front room which just had 3 tables in it, so it's a bit secluded and quieter. The main dining room is bigger and more open. We enjoyed being in the small room but it was a bit cold in there. I don't think the insulation is good (it was freezing outside). Washrooms are upstairs and were also very cold. Although oddly the landing before the washrooms was very warm. There was no hot water in the washrooms. Only ice cold water to wash hands. Yikes. Despite the cold washrooms and cold dining area at the front of the restaurant, and my overdressed salad, I still really enjoyed my meal and would return. Street parking or paid parking lot parking only, but street parking is free for 2 hours and lot parking is free on weekends. Review #38 (2025)

The food and atmosphere was great, however someone in our party has a severe allergy to dairy. We…read moreasked a total of 4 times that the Nashville hot chicken sandwich could be made gluten free and dairy free. They insisted that it could be. When the food arrived, we asked yet again after tasting butter. They then told us it's made with butter. If you have an allergy, I would not recommend eating here. If you don't have an allergy, give it a try.