Giving full stars because of their fries - one of the best, crunchy and tasty with a side of their…read moregravy that is now a little more thicker than their previous "au jus". They service fish & chips on Fridays only which saddens me as we're only in the area on weekends. Would love to try them. There's a great park right behind this place where you can sit and enjoy your meal along side the lake waterway.

Small menu, but they excel at it! Fries are great, and take-away home made sausages in…read morerefrigerator are great when you get home! Definately worth a stop!

Super cute cafe in Baysville, with a very neat selection of loose leaf teas (!) and antiques. A…read morevery nice place to sit and have a relaxing coffee/tea. They also serve beer, if tea isn't your cup of tea.

The lady working (store owner) was very helpful and gave us a lot of detail about her products…read more(potato & pork pie) the price was a bit steep but for a small business that was understandable. Definitely a cool spot to check out if you're in the muskoka area.

Best pizza ever. The crust is amazing and cooked to perfection in the wood fired pizza oven…read more Their tomatoe sauce is made in-house and is full of flavour. Their pizza topping combos are delicious with our favourite being the fire tower followed closely by the margarita.

Such a good hidden gem in Dorset!! I haven't been here in probably 15 years and I last remember it…read morebeing quite mediocre. But I have seen their online presence growing as well as the lines they have so we decided to give it a shot! We came around 11am on a Saturday. I wanted to try their coffee and bagels and my boyfriend wanted a pizza so we divided and conquered. The Smoked Salmon bagel was great - the bagel itself was nice and chewy (some capers would've put it on another level), but there was a good amount of all the ingredients (cream cheese, smoked salmon, red onion, arugula and fresh dill). The coffee was enjoyable, as there aren't many options for to go coffee in Dorset. The pizza was phenomenal!!! Fresh out of the oven, amazing quality ingredients and tasted delicious! I'm looking forward to trying their other pizzas as they all sound very good! Such a good food spot so close to our cottage too! I'm glad we decided to check these guys out again!

We liked this place so much we returned the following day…read more The first visit I had a quite good iced chocolate chai. (I'm always excited to find chocolate chai.) The berry scone was amazing as well. I wished the tea place we went to the day before in Gravenhurst (Blue Willow Tea Shop) made their scones as good as this. Farmer's Daughter's scones were sweet and didn't need jam. The chocolate chip cookies were fantastic as well. I liked the husband's edamame avocado bean salad. The son got a pasta combo for $18.99. I really liked his mac and cheese; the pasta salad was fine. I wasn't a fan of his peanut butter chocolate chip cookie (too much pb, not enough choc) The daughter really liked her potatoes dauphinois. Her side of roasted cauliflower, mushrooms, and broccoli were fine, but the pierogies were exceptional. This place drains your wallet little by little. I suggested it because I thought it would make sense to have a cheaper lunch but I'm not sure it was. Especially by the time we got dessert. (But it was worth it!) The next day the husband and I had the lentil wrap - he ordered it the first day and was a fan. It was kind of like Amy's brand of samosas but better and fresh. It definitely grows on you. The daughter was not as into her chicken with cornflake breading. The son got the lasagna but thought the previous day's mac n cheese was better.

Lovely little gourmet grocery store and cafe. We picked up a few very tasty homemade rice krispy…read moretreats, a delicious coffee, and some homemade strawberry plum jam. Service was friendly. If they stayed open a little later they could get a lot more service. I walked in 5 minutes before closing and they locked the door behind me. My husband said 6 or 7 people walked up and were turned away in the 10 minutes I was in. Sandwiches looked good, I wish I could spend more time. Lovely baskets and plants as well.

Owner's wife cut us off post two shots and half a pint with no reason why? We were not driving or…read moreanywhere near a point of being drunk and most certainly not belligerent...It seems that the wife did not appreciate her staff having a pleasant conversation with us...very odd! Cannot comment on the food as we had none and most certainly will not be back to try it...

So slow. We ordered lunch, which was a small lunch by the way; waited 40 minutes and were told it…read morewould another 8 minutes. Which could mean how long? How long does it take to prepare one order of wings and a small salad? We did not wait. There are so many available restaurants to choose from that appreciate your business. Seems this one does not.

With the traditional restaurant, we decided to stick with a conventional meal starting with a…read moreCaesar salad ($13) that's very garlicky - enjoyable for me but could be a lot for others. Topped with fluffy croutons, tender crumbled bacon bits, and Parmesan cheese slivers, it's a simple and classic take on the starter. The prime rib ($44) was surprisingly large for 8oz covered in a well-seasoned crust that was fairly salty, so much so that I wish the restaurant left their gravy (not au jus as the menu describes) on the side. At least there was plenty of horseradish to counteract the saltiness. The buttery mashed potatoes seem to have chunks of the spuds added into the mash giving the side a nice contrast. On the other hand, the asparagus became mush as it's served under the meat, and the Yorkshire pudding was airy but dry. I guess you can't win them all. The Old Station House doesn't take reservations, but fair-weather months offers additional seating along their wrap around porch along with their rustic dining room. Still, I'd recommend visiting early (or much later) to avoid disappointment, especially if you're in the mood for prime rib that's subject to availability.

We had just a light supper, but the steaks there look amazing really friendly nice staff. Has a…read morevery nice rustic old cottage wood and timber feel. I had the French Onion soup was really good

The service was excellent and the food very tasty. Always nice to have a meal prepared for you! A…read morebeautiful view of Lake Muskoka while you are enjoying your dinner and drinks!

Hubby had a beef sand which which was good. I had a 'spiral' beet and zucchini salad. It didn't…read morework. Zucchini was too awkward to cut and way too much of it. There was very little lettuce which made the dish more of a bowl of raw veggies. Our server was very good. The view over the lake was quite nice.

What a perfect spot to boat to for a casual lunch on the water with friends. I enjoyed a long…read moreisland in a "carafe". I really did like the buffalo cauliflower tacos. Service was very friendly and also the other patrons. We brought two dogs with us who also approved of our visit on the outdoor patio/deck.

Meh. Super expensive. $24.95 for fish and chips and has such…read moreminimal fries..... it was disappointing! $18 for a poutine?! Service was nice. Cafeteria cutlery. Wouldn't come back... $75 for two meals and two small glasses of wine. Still hungry,

Looked promising from the outside and yelp reviews were solid, so in we went…read more To me, this was a 3.5*visit. Almost a 4, but not quite. It was not quite where I want a 4 rating to be for customer service. The food was solid, but the cost didn't quite match the delivery. We may have hit them on a bad day, don't know. It does seem to be popular with the town's people - lots of people visiting at other tables for a quick chat, which is nice to see.

Came to Huntsville for a girls trip. Food was OK, reasonable price. Sad they don't take Amex card…read morecoz I use it for collecting points. Staff is friendly. Parking on the side. My friend's stake is well done even she ordered medium rare. The drinks are good.