First class purveyors of beef, chicken, pork and more…read more Friendly, well informed, capable staff presenting first class products. Now a weekly run as we have never had such a great butcher and were lucky to find Newmans.

Very nice selections of meat. Very expensive but worth the price for the quality…read more The bad... Don't expect to be acknowledged or greeted. The staff ignore you. Even after waiting and asking for help, they say they are busy. Obviously, not a service oriented business. This has happened twice so it's not an occasional occurrence. We spent well over $80 in total so I'm surprised they wouldn't be more amicable.

Yummy, great service, nostalgic interior! Definitely recommend the clubhouse. Potato salad was good…read moreportioned too. Note: this place is cash only!

We were picking up my buddy from the ferry and wanted to grab something easy so decided to try out…read moreOssie's Deli & Meats. They're located in a random plaza next to a Dairy Queen branch. We dropped in on a Saturday (around noon). There's two small tables outside to sit at otherwise it's more of an order and go joint. The two ladies working inside are very sweet and friendly. The menu consists of sandwiches, burgers, soups, macaroni & cheese and Sheperd's pie. - Soup of the day ($5.25 bowl) - there were two options but we went for the green pea soup. The ladies asked if we were sharing and split it into two bowls for us. Soup was hearty and healthy; something your aunt or grandma would make you at home. - Brando's burger ($11.00) - we asked for gluten free bread ($0.75) which took a bit longer to make/toast. Schnitzel is a large portion but doesn't have a crunchy texture. Sandwich hit the spot. - Roast beef ($8.25) - J opted for a kaiser bun for his roast beef sandwich. Thoroughly enjoyed on his end. Cash only. If we came out to this neck of the woods more often, we'd hit up OD&M for their homey sandwiches and burgers.

I've been many times and the food is always delicious and service great. Can't go wrong with…read morebreakfast and lunch here

Busy small spot, local crowd. Ok if u are not in to Starbucks. Would go again but in the noisy side.read more

Clearly unable to handle the traffic peaks at all. Come…read moreearly for a coffee on a weekday and maybe a baked good that requires no prep.

A great place for patio sitting and watching the world go by. In doors very basic and on weekends…read morethey have live music. They now serve beer and wine. I go there in the mornings and have the breakfast wrap and a hot chocolate as I do not drink coffee. Everything comes hot and very tasty and cooked perfectly. A great breakfast place to go instead of the big box restaurants. They deliver your food but you have to pick up your own drinks. Price is reasonable. Staff are friendly.

I enjoyed my sandwich, it was roast beef with provolone and a spicy aioli with a load of shredded…read morelettuce. This was a satisfying sandwich. Good service and quick service. Clean generic environment

On the way to the airport and wanted grab a quick bite before we took off, craving a sandwich, and…read morewe ended up at Big Star. For those that are from California, if you ever had sourdough and co, it's pretty much the same concept and similar sandwiches. The bread was the best part of the sandwich but the rest of the flavors were just alright. We got one with bbq and roast beef, and I thought the bbq sauce was too sweet for my liking. So the turkey sandwich we got was much better for me. It's a good sandwich, looks small but pretty filling. It's located in a shopping center, kind of off to the side with plenty of parking. There wasn't anyone there when we went and our sandwiches were ready in 10 minutes or so. Overall, ok sandwiches at a decent price point .

I took my aunt out for dinner and we settled into a nice outdoor table on a gorgeous Easter Monday…read morenight.. that was at 4:45 pm and an hour later our food had still not arrived. The Caesar salad which eventually came was pretty standard, and I did like the zest of the jambalaya penne. The waitress also forgot my aunt's order of mineral water. I really liked the mango mule! But to sit over an hour waiting for food is unacceptable

A staple in the Tsawassen restaurant scene, but I'm pretty sure they have changed overs (and are…read morepart of the Gracie's Next Door team). The location is on the main strip of Tsawassen and is pretty trendy. Their is outside seating (including blankets and a small fire pit). They also take reservations which is a bonus. We came early on a Friday. My sister loves this place and I definitely preferred her dish to mine. I got their soup of the day ($6.50 for a cup). The serving and presentation was beautiful. The soup was roasted cauliflower with smoked cheddar. It was not at all what I excepted. It was brown and thick/lumpy and flavorless. They also don't have salt or pepper at the table (but their servers offer freshly grated parm). I also go a small pizza (feta, spinach, onion). That was $18.99 and again, mediocre. The sauce was flavorless but their crust was nice and crispy. The spinach didn't taste overly fresh either. My sister got their Backed Tortellini with Alfredo. Super rich and garlicy with the perfect cheese, pasta, sauce ratio! I loved her dish. Service was great. It was just ok for me.

Dropped by during a rare visit to tsawwassen mills, just a short 8 min walk from the mall. It was…read morequiet when I arrived around noon, and I was given the choice of hot tea or water. I went with the pork tenderloin set which comes with refills of sides I believe, but I didn't need to avail of those. I was curious to try this spot since I saw they were on dineout Vancouver 2026 but I probably wouldn't make the trek out here for that, so the lunch set was the next best thing! Food took a bit to arrive but it came hot and nicely presented. I wished the server would have explained what the three dipping seasonings were that were included in the dish, my guess is sole kind of seasoned salt in addition to the wasabi. I wish there was more pork as it was a bit pricey for what it was. However, I did enjoy their kimichi which was layered with alternating leaf and stem pieces, and the purple rice was a nice touch. The cabbage came with some dipping sauce that I had to use quite a lot of to give it sole flavour, I think I would have preferred the slaw style sauce. At the end of the day, I was pretty full from this set and didn't need to ask for any refills, but would have preferred more pork and less if that rice/cabbage. Service was prompt and pleasant.

Kutlet is a Korean restaurant located outside Tsawassen Mills, offering a clean, modern space…read morefocused on elevated cutlets. On this visit, we tried the Klassic Kutlet Meal, Cheese Kutlet, Whole Lotta Wings, and Chestnut Tiramisu. The chicken cutlet in the meal was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and perfectly balanced with fresh cabbage, pickles, kimchi, and sauce. The Cheese Kutlet was indulgent and satisfying, with gooey cheese wrapped in a crispy crust. Our favourite, though, was the Whole Lotta Wings, which we order regularly--they're consistently crispy and juicy. We ended the meal with the Chestnut Tiramisu, which was light, smooth, and not overly sweet, making it a refined and enjoyable finish. Overall, Kutlet is a solid new addition to Tsawwassen and an excellent spot for comforting yet well-executed Korean fusion dishes.