This place has everything nailed down for a diner: Great food with generous portions, affordable…read moreprices, and excellent service. I can't bring myself to fault anything about here because I can't find any faults. I've been to Nick's Inn a few times now and have tried different items, such as their bacon and cheese dog, double cheeseburger, bacon cheeseburger, and deluxe cheeseburger. All excellent, and I always include a coleslaw with my order, which has consistently been tasty. Their fries are so much that the plate that comes to you usually looks quite mountainous. Probably one of my easiest 5-star reviews I've ever done. Never change, Nick's Inn.

Went to Nick's today for lunch,was hungry good thing l was,huge portion.Had the turkey dinner,it…read morewas great,turkeys was all white meat,way too many fries,but homemade and very good.The slaw was delicious and l would like to add the coffee was one of the best l have had dining out in awhile.Oh yea the server,was fantastic, she was real busy,but looked after me well and was extremely nice.Only 2nd time there but always heard great things,they were right,highly recommend!

This restaurant that reminds me of a bistro with desserts and sandwiches and drinks like ice teas…read moreand coffee etc is unpretentious and has an ample seating area. The customer service is excellent and the Chai Latte was delicious the way it should be! The Breakfast sandwich had a savoury fresh tomato and yummy melted cheese and the lemonade slush ice tea was not bad. The ice tea part had a bit of a sour after taste but the lemonade sugars neutralized it. The smell of this cafe changes a lot. Sometimes it's very warm while sometimes it smells differently. Overall the people are pretty laid back and I enjoy the atmosphere of it all.

The manager is very rude and unprofessional. Before the new management this place was actually…read moregood. He is passive aggressive and rude to his staff and customers. All the bad reviews about him are true but are replied to with passive aggressive remarks and comments calling them liars even though they're true. He is very childish and doesn't have any empathy or compassion. This review is probably going to get the reply the other ones do- "the manager wasn't even in today this is a lie". Ridiculous!

Was at Aalto's St. Matthew's for the Thanksgiving buffet and it was excellent! Fresh, hot food,…read moretons of staff, prompt service. Staff team at the buffet line for hot food are Champs! Can't say enough good about it.

Best omelette ever. Food is great. High quality. Been here for lunch brunch and dinner. Never a…read moredisapoint

Value wise, I think Nick's on Broadway gives you the best bang for your buck relative to the two…read moreother sandwich shops in the city (King + Bannatyne and Sherbrook Street Deli). For $8 you can get a hot pastrami sandwich served with hot mustard and city bread rye with a pickle and coleslaw. My fave is their red star reuben ($11) pastrami, russian dressing, sauerkraut, swiss cheese on city bread rye; this sandwich is done panini style so a little different from the classic reuben but very good. They have lots of side/full orders of salads and soups for $2.5/$4. The house salad - mixed greens, apple, feta and cheese - even a side order felt fairly generous for the price. This was a great light salad to balance off the heavier meat sandwich. The salt potatoes - baby potatoes, kosher salt, garlic butter and parmesan was served whole and probably would have tasted better if the baby potatoes were cut up more so the garlic butter and parmesan can coat more of the potato. Nice breakfast/lunch place on the corner of smith and broadway in a newly renovated location. The space is very angular and doesn't offer a ton of seating; it's not the most comfortable space but it's really a place for a quick breakfast/lunch. You order and pay first and then pick up your order so no table service. Everything is served in disposable boxes so it has a bit of a food court feel. It's open Mon-Sat 8:00AM-3:30PM.

Save yourself some money and disappointment and give this place a skip…read more The "sandwich" I received bore no resemblance to photos from the website or social media pages. They claim their sandwiches are served on fresh house-baked bread, and the pictures on their social media pages look great. Instead, this thing was poorly-constructed and the bread was a cheap hot dog bun. Not bread that sort of looked like a hot dog bun - an actual hot dog bun.

They didnt have any Prime Rib . That was disappointing but I understand it happens. Ordered tacos…read moresalad instead. It was okay. Nothing wrong with it but definitely zero wow factor.

I asked the receptionist at my hotel to recommend a pub for supper ... she sent me to Bailey's…read moreRestaurant & Bar which is within walking distance to my hotel. When you go through the door, you can go upstairs to the "dining room" or stay on the main level for the "lounge" ... I chose the lounge and sat on a cozy comfy loveseat and read my book. I found Bailey's a conflict ... it definitely has a pub feel to it (but not all that exciting draft selection) and pub grub but it also has a fine dining menu too. There are gambling machines in this area too. My server was Dorota. While she was attentive, she wasn't overly warm. My meal came with Southwestern Chicken Soup, which was good and hearty. I was hungry so ordered prime rib. I ordered it as well-done as possible but it was fairly rare. It came with lemon roasted potatoes which were good but not very lemony. The Yorkshire pudding was good. This restaurant was just okay, not great. I'll be checking out other places during my stay here rather than going back.

The service was pretty good…read more The standard two egg breakfast was interesting with big slabs of potato instead of hash browns. The eggs were a wonderful orange yolk I'm sure they're organic. I ordered a steelhead trout salad which was very nicely balanced except for the steelhead trout which was far too salty for the dish. I would come here again.

Aug 11/26. Bloody awful, tasteless food Lunch becomes…read moreexpensive when it is crappy food. Reservations are a nightmare, NO they don't bother to return messages. Instead of wasting more time by asking for the manager, here are my thought, i DONOT recom going here. We will not be back

Simons burger was very . The French fries were very crispy which was very good . I would definitely…read morecome back

The steak sandwich is amazing. Huge steak in a nice crusty bun and garnished with lettuce tomato…read moreand just enough horseradish to taste. Amazing! And reasonably priced. Server was nice and helpful. Meals come up fast.

The restaurant staff are polite but they seem a little bit sad, I would step inside, assess how…read morethey are feeling and the vibe of the restaurant before ordering. On good days their sandwiches are delicious. They like locals and other Canadians, I would say they are good for friend groups but I don't think this is a place for tourists. I loved their Corned Beef Sandwich and they approved the request for cheese to be added. Their Philly Cheesesteak was pretty good but not the best I've had. Overall I kind of like this place but it's seen better days. I hope more business and success helps.

One day I went into this place and ordered a sandwich. The person preparing it washed her hands and…read moreput plastic gloves on. So far so good. Next, after handling the bread and other ingredients with her gloved hands, she began to handle the uncooked bacon that was ultimately going to go on my sandwich, also using the same gloves. She was preparing to quickly microwave the bacon before placing it on the sandwich. I pointed out to her that she should not be handling the bacon right out of its package with the same gloves that she was using to touch all the other ingredients. Instead of correcting course, by apologizing, switching gloves, or doing something else reasonable, this food handler began to strongly argue with me that the bacon was "already cooked." Why the use of the microwave then? Was it just to warm up the bacon? I did my research online. Packaged bacon is "cured", which means that it is prepared with salt and nitrates to inhibit the growth of bacteria. However, uncooked bacon, especially if it has been left open and unthawed for sometime, can still harbour bacteria and cause food poisoning. So no, I do not want someone handling uncooked bacon with the same gloves that they use to handle all the other ingredients. I especially do not want someone arguing with me about this!