Wow. What a great way place…read more Down to earth, eclectic, great food and truly a great dining experience. Wouldn't change a thing. Love the cozy feeling, the sixties tables, the mismatched plates, the local farm to table suppliers and awesome service.

We stopped by for a quick drink and bite after seeing this place recommended in the Coffee Passport…read morefor K dubs, but unfortunately it ended up being a major letdown. We ordered two iced lattes: raspberry and lavender. They were ok, but nothing particularly memorable regarding the roasted beans they used. The bamboo straws were also frustratingly flimsy and kept breaking, which was especially annoying since the syrups settled at the bottom and you really needed the straws to mix the drinks properly. The major issue was the food service. We ordered a cinnamon bun and the Pregnant Sasquatch sandwich alongside our drinks, then waited nearly 30 minutes while watching people who ordered after us receive their food. When I finally went up to ask, it turned out the cashier had forgotten to send our order to the kitchen. This was stressful since we had an appointment in Toronto later in the afternoon. The cinnamon bun was then handed to us, which was sitting on the counter the whole time. Another 15 minutes later, a staff member came over to tell us they had run out of the artisan bun for the sandwich, so we had to choose an alternative. At that point, after all the delays and confusion, it honestly felt like some kind of compensation would've been appropriate. I ended up switching to sourdough bread. After waiting yet another 10 minutes, I asked if we could just cancel the sandwich altogether. The cashier assured us it was coming, and it finally arrived about 5 minutes later. To be fair, when I asked what happened, the cashier explained that they were very busy. But - there wasn't even much of a line when we placed our order, so the explanation didn't really add up. And unfortunately, after nearly an hour of waiting and spending around $30 on drinks and food, the sandwich itself was mid at best, Overall, the experience just didn't live up to the hype, and we probably won't be back.

I found it on Yelp. Korner has absolutely exceeded my expectations. Great foods, lots of choices…read more I ordered the Classic Breakfast and it tasted very good! My friends ordered the Pacific Eggs Benny, also very tasty! Service was very attentive and speedy. And although it was very popular with a lot of traffic, the restaurant has lots of tables and we just needed to wait for 15 mins before table was served. Overall, we will definitely come back if we go Waterloo again.

This spot used to be occupied by a restaurant called Benny's and I used to always go for their…read moreSmoked Meat Hash (like 15 years ago). They're still great and a place I'd always revisit whenever I'm back in the Waterloo area. Highly recommended!

The food was generally good, just stay away from the french toast. It's good hearty pancake house…read morefood and the pancakes are good. The plates are full. The staff is very pleasant, even if you're the first customer in of a morning. And they are great about making sure your bacon is crisp if that's what you request. It's comfortable and homey, a family-type restaurant. A nice way to start the day.

Typical pancake house nothing special. Decent prices and good service overall. Has your typical…read morefamily restaurant greasy spoon ambiance

Food was good and portions were large, I've been here many times and the food is always fair…read more Service could have been better, a bit slow sometimes but eventually we got our orders taken and got out drinks.

I love a good brunch. I've been to Grill Daddy several times now and they have a varied menu. My…read morefavourites include the Healthy Benny with smoked salmon and asparagus, Grill Daddy Breakfast and BLT. Service, portion size and coffee is good. Best of all the food isn't greasy. The restaurant is somewhat small and can get busy during peak times.

I have had the Philly cheese sandwich here so many times. It's so good. The service here is great…read morealso.

A local friend recommended this cafe to me. It's easy to miss because it's in a mixed use building…read moreand doesn't face the main street. The space is a bit older and dated looking, but it is cozy and warm. I finally had the chance to try it out for breakfast recently. Staff are very patient and friendly -- there were the 2 owners and 2 other staff. So all the customers were well taken care of. The restaurant was packed. It's small only a few tables. My friend and I grabbed a seat at the high top table. Their menu was larger than expected for a cafe! Quite a lot of options for sandwiches. We both tried the Breakfast Sandwich -- it's a croissant panini-grilled with 2 poached eggs, cheese, hash brown and choice of bacon or sausage. It was satisfying without being too greasy or oily. I had a regular drip coffee with cream. It was ok! They do have a small coffee menu. Not alternative dairy. Lastly, we tried the Borsch soup! When we learned the owners were Polish, we knew that we had to try the Polish items on the menu. The Borscht was light and fragrant. Loved it so much, we bought a container from their to-go fridge! Will definitely return to try the pirogies and other items too.

Visited here from out of town on Boxing Day. Breakfast was delicious, and the service was great. An…read moreall around great diner experience.

I have an indifferent opinion to Peter M.'s review, this is a very independent hole in the wall…read morediner, offering one lady servicing all the tables in the restaurant. (Peter M you're a great person- I just don't agree with you =) ) To be very frank many breakfast places are overrun by chain restaurants and Toasters is one of the few locations that are non-franchised with pretty affordable options. For $6 you can get two eggs, toast (rye, brown or white with jam and butter) and homemade hash. Add $1.50 and you have meat added on the breakfast. Let me just remind you this is pandemic rates! And looking at Peter M.'S review on price from 6 years ago- it hasn't moved to much! Even when egg princes have moved from $2/dozen to $4-5/dozen. I stopped in for a meeting and often passed this place but never visited. It's situated at the end of Eagle, just after it changes from Pinebush. The humble diner is situated next to gas station. The parking lot is beaten with faded paint lines and a old fashion sign tells you it's a diner. When you enter, you walk right into the middle of the restaurant where the one server can see you and seat you immediately. What's nice is that the place has about a dozen of tables, a little snug for trollers and walkers but workable. It's just one server for ALL the tables and she was scurrying through. When I arrived 3min late for my meeting, I could see my client waving me in the window- I did not need to go through a whole pack of "security guard " waitresses to get to my table- it's a townie type of vibe. The interior is dated with tables that are functional. You can see the paint slapped on the edge of the black paint, likely to cover the cute messages teenagers left over the years. The chairs are old fashion but not restrictive to your size- you could be plus size and still get your bum into the seats. The portion for two eggs, toast, hash and three pieces of sausage for $7.50 was the same size as the $12 grand slam at Denny's. So it's gigantic. So if you're a little eater, $6 is plenty. What I like is if you ask for something to take away, the server is immediate to substitute it to not rob you of an item. During my dine- I was asked asked how my meal was while coffee was topped off for the other people at the table, and it was a quick hurry in and out as the server navigated around the strollers from the next table, the cute boyfriend and girlfriend and the young at heart friends sitting nearby. I arrived at 9am, bill was paid at 10am, we still meeting chatted right until 10:30am. I'm pretty sure if you had 30min it was possible to be in and out. Truly a hidden gem and for anyone who wants some small time vibe I will definitely return. I used to be a regular at the Fifties but somehow they seem to be some busy, loud and hiked their prices. This place is quant and I can get a nice meeting in, chat about life and the big plans to make it through 2023. Check this place out if you want small time vibes and more. It echos a lovely breakfast place in st. Jacobs but with better prices and fantastic service.

I love this place. One of my first jobs was making apple blossoms at the factory 30 years ago. I…read morewas so happy to see the broccoli and cheese and savoury. OMG they were so good.

Came here cause i was in Milton doing a photo shoot and definitely needed coffee…read more Very busy lots of people out on this beautiful Saturday. Came here around lunchtime so grabbed a quick bite to eat got the double Mac blossom as well as the green apple Panini and then some iced coffees. The iced coffees were pretty basic nothing extraordinary, the mac & cheese blossom, though the mac & cheese was rather dry. The blossom was nice and warm and the Panini. I wish the apple slices are a little bit thicker cut, nonetheless fixed the hunger.

Been coming for years, fast service, never an empty coffee cup, great selection, great food, and…read morehope they are here for many years to come. Also, obviously family owned.

Food is okay. Service fast. The ambiance is loud and annoying. Lipstick stain on coffee cup.read more