Stopped in while traveling as I needed to bring some beef to a barbecue this past weekend…read more What a great, friendly staff! Rachel was very helpful and so knowledgeable!! The strip loins were amazing and the house made burgers were so good! This place runs like a well oiled machine

This is the only butcher in Trenton and they are closed Sunday/Monday, and barely have anything in…read morestock. Sausages are frozen in big packs, so you have to cook them all. Never any fresh chicken. Bacon is frozen/ brought in from a box and heavily salted. Why not stock up and get better/ locally owned meat?

Just starting our process to remove a bathtub and replace with a walk in shower. Consultant Dave…read morecame, explained everything very clearly gave us numetous options and helped us with our decisions. With a great start we very much look forward to completion of our new shower. High expectations indeed.

I am so glad I went with this company. Totally professional. They installed a vanity and taps I…read morebought from Home Depot. They had it all done in one day! Very happy with the job and the price!

I called and they were there the next day. They cleared our pipes and we have sewers again! And…read morecheaper than another one we called. Thanks Emery!

Amazing! Great service. New to area... contacted many places to help with plumbing issue on a…read moreSunday..everyone else either busy, no answered or just "no can't help"... Not Emery's! Came out right away.. quick...great work! Will definitely refer. Emery's saved our Christmas!

Honestly, my bf and I went in here on a lark. He has a tendency to buy a lot of olive, so it seemed…read morefunny at the time. Once inside, we were greeted by the kindest woman ever. She put out more bread for us and encouraged us to try all the oils that interested us. She was so attentive and gave us suggestions in terms of what oil/vinegar combos to try. I was overwhelmed, but intrigued. So I jumped right in. I found I liked the lime oil and the coconut vinegar. OMG, yum! I had a baguette and oil/vinegar for dinner the following night. Really impressed with the service she provided, her attention to detail and overall how welcome she made us feel. We left the store with $50 worth of oil.

Dale did a nice, clean and fast job at a reasonable price. Very professional chimney sweep.read more

One thing I love about small towns is that random people have no problem striking up conversation…read morewith you...anywhere. The other day we chatted with a lovely couple at Gus's Family Restaurant in Picton. He told us he was a chef at It's Wickedly Sweet, a small bakery about 15 drive from where we were. He had me at "Apple Pie" and "Bakery", so today I grabbed my fellow pie-connoisseur and made a lovely morning country drive to what TripAdvisor reviews called a "tiny hole in the wall that is a must-visit." We had a chuckle at the fun sign for the little shop "Wickedly Sweet", with a picture of a witch complete with pointy hat and matching nose and chin. I liked it. We walked into exactly what we expected: a small country shop with colourful baked yumminess behind glass, wrapped in plastic and displayed on tables and jarred preserves in various flavours on the shelves. Tchotchkes and other country decor filled the walls and it all felt welcoming and comforting. Dan, the gentleman we met at the restaurant, came out to greet us and took the time to tell us all about the goods. He's very friendly and personable, something I picked up when we chatted with him at Gus's. Chiara and I did well - between the two of us, we picked up 2 chicken pies, a tourtière (apparently traditionally made...with apple!), a blueberry, a mango/pineapple/raspberry pie, mixed berry crumble pie, a few muffins, a bag of chocolate chip cookies (of course) a banana loaf, and a small box of tarts and a brownie. All of these for around $80 - pretty reasonable if you ask me, considering most of their goods are baked fresh that morning. (I really admire small business owners of home baked/cooked/made anything.) Sadly, their apple pies weren't ready, but we will be coming back soon to buy them. (Maybe we'll call ahead next time?) What we've sampled from our stash so far has been very, very good. The pie crusts were buttery yet light. (Delicious) The chicken pie was really good. The tourtière was an interesting mix of savoury beef mixed with apple and cinnamon...which, we're told is a traditional Quebecoise flavour. The "Plain Jane" butter tarts were perfect, the cookies were a hit with the kids and I was told by my entire family that i didn't buy enough brownies. At tomorrow's dinner party, we'll be trying the mango/pineapple/raspberry pie. I can't wait. Maybe I'll have to go back to It's Wickedly Sweet sooner.