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    4.2 (5 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Gnosh at West 5 - Carrot cake

    Gnosh at West 5

    3.4(7 reviews)
    4.4 km

    Some really amazing dishes paired with some dishes that in my opinion needed a lot of work or…read moreshould probably not be on offer. The salad with cheese, cashews, craisins, apple, and creamy garlic dressing was excellent, with a wide variety of textures represented. It felt like a crunchy salad and was fun to eat, helping balance the rest of the items at dinner. The harissa cauliflower was curious. I had a few bites initially, and then I came to some realization that it tasted fairly off-putting, almost like some chemical. There was some aroma that didn't seem quite right. I conferred with wait staff and kitchen staff and they assured me that that was the proper flavor, but my body and taste buds weren't convinced. They were professional and assured in their communications with me which was appreciated, even if my senses didn't match their convictions. The polenta with beef tenderloin tips was amazing. The polenta was creamy and well-flavored and the flavor was a cheese flavor that was balanced nicely the brightness of the tomatoes. The cook and tenderness on the beef tips was amazing! The mussels with microfrites was problematic: the mussels were dried up, and overly salty and in general overcooked. The microfrites were overcooked as well, tasting burnt despite being nicely crispy. The seafood bourride came off as a tad too sweet, without enough differentiation in textures. The monkfish itself had a nice texture, but the shrimp was overcooked. The steelhead trout special was decent, particularly the zucchini and rice pilaf sides. The trout itself was a tad too stiff, and for the price wished that it was a tad fresher. It was labeled as "Catch of the Day" but the freshness on the fish itself didn't match the label. The duck with cannellini beans was quite amazing if a tad rich. The cook on the duck was perfect, so tender, and the beans with the arugula added a nice touch of balance with the richness of the duck. The salt content could have been lessened. The Canadian bacon - I wasn't sure what effect it was supposed to have on the meal - just added saltiness to an already heavily-seasoned dish. The service was amazing, always responding to specific questions we had about the dishes and noted dietary restrictions as well. Couple of comments about the architecture and the space: the table was a bit small for the number of dishes we ordered, and it got really dark to the point that I couldn't see the food past sunset. The proprietors should consider placing a light on that side of the restaurant. It gets really noisy when crowded. The carrot cake dessert was super textbook classic carrot cake, executed to classical perfection. I probably should have abstained because it was super sweet, but it was undeniably delicious. This seems to be an establishment with big aspirations, a generally fun location to meet with friends and family, in a neighborhood that's in the midst of a boom. It seems to be quite a hopping place and it deserves much attention going forward.

    Place was busy for the area and time of day which is usually a good thing. Large variety of alcohol…read moreand a reasonable price. The location is a bit of a construction site area but the interior is nice and feels like a dining pub. Went there for lunch with the wife. Staff were very nice but forgot a few requests to my meal. The French onion soup was very good with a very large amount of onions in it. The pad Thai was nice and spicy and tasted very good. (I asked for spicy but you can ask for med or mild.)

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    Harissa Cauliflower

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    Apple salad

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    Piper Arms - The fajitas are amazing. I get them often and every Thursday night they're 25% off.

    Piper Arms

    2.9(7 reviews)
    3.9 km

    Amazing food and a great atmosphere. It is our go to place when we want a night out, with…read moreoutstanding service.

    This has just opened in last 10 days after a long conversion from a Boston Pizza location ,…read more bar service is less than 1 week old as licence took time , so good cocktails and beer selections and Wine list . Although the beer deal $5 pints seem to be tied to a burger deal ? Maybe it's the staff understanding of the menu The Reno in side is excellent ! Clean modern bright , My wife enjoyed the naked wings ( yes with all the sauces and rubs she wants plain ) I ordered , with a very capable waitress , friendly and honest young lady , I ordered the classic burger and did the French onion soup as side All arrived via a server . The wings were good w dip and celery sticks My burger was good , thick juicy patty and Hot ! All dishes were piping hot food . My soup ? Well it needs work It looked fine with melted cheese in the crockpot bowl but the broth was suspect ? It was pale white or clear with lots of onion bits but bland , onion soup I usually find is a deep brown beef broth I think and maybe enhanced with a splash of red wine or boozed . And again it was HOT , burnt by mouth inside , dumb me eh . We tried the desert menu Carrot Cake . We can judge a good restaurant by the kitchens interpretation of a classic carrot cake . This was $10 It arrived as a thin wedge of a piece about 2 inches thick , dressed with Carmel and chocolate syrups This is not carrot cake but billed as classic and more on the menu . It was tasty but not as menu would like you to think Frankly the whole menu is likely Ai generated with surpurplus descriptions We will clearly return in a month after the many managers calm down and let the waitress do their thing as we saw and heard lots of directions given Another little thing is the waitress' have iPads attached to them , kinda clumsy thing in a tight tabled area But it's their pos program that can be viewed by managers I think

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    Piper Arms - Bar

    Bar

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    Desert menu

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    Craft Farmacy - Eggs benny, looks better than prepared.

    Craft Farmacy

    4.3(39 reviews)
    6.0 km
    $$$

    This is an update to a previous brunch review that had some issues. The manager kindly reached…read moreout and provided a $100 gift card to entice us to give them another try. This time was a dinner for three. We started with a dozen oysters on the half shell that were fresh and delicious. Appreciated that we were notified that they have Happy Hour Tues-Fri 3pm-5pm with 1/2 price oysters. Also had the Fried Smelts which were tasty. Two of us had Craft burgers. This time they did arrive as ordered (last time med rare arrived well done) but they mixed the orders. One was med rare and the other rare. Not nice having to change burgers after each taking a bite. Despite the mix up the juicy burgers and fries were excellent. The other order was the Braised Beef Cheek Birria Grilled Cheese. This was very good but a touch pricey at $28 for what you get. Speaking of price, the craft burger is $24. I asked for a side of mayo for the fries and it arrived promptly. They charged $2 for the mayo which was not mentioned. Considering that our total bill ran $250 it seemed out of place to charge for mayo. One of the best reasons to come to Craft Farmacy is to try craft beers which they rotate regularly. We each enjoyed a beer or two. For desert we ordered their Chai Crème Brûlée and Crack Pie with gelato. Both are highly recommended. We also had glass of sherry that unfortunately was off and had to be sent back. Replaced with a glass of Port. When the bill arrived the sherry was not removed, they did take it out when we caught the mistake. Our meal was much better than the last visit. All of the food was well prepared this time but the little mistakes on burger mixup and sherry on the bill were disappointing. Still if looking for a good burger and a great beer you can do a lot worse than Craft Farmacy.

    This place is always good, and the servers are super friendly. Today, one was even wearing glasses…read moremade out of old vinyl records! Favourite dishes include: Craft Burger Smelts Roasted Chicken Salmon The portions are very generous, so we'd recommend you share a main!

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    Craft Farmacy - At the entrance

    At the entrance

    Craft Farmacy - Roasted Chicken

    Roasted Chicken

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