Outdoor food stand style restaurant in Aylmer. They specialize in chicken wings but also have great…read morechili fries and drinks. I've been here several times. It's always a great experience. Good service and price. Would recommend

I have lived near this place for years and just never happened to try it out until today. Boy, have…read moreI been missing out! Ouest Wings has incredible reviews raving about their Mexican/Casse-croute meets wings menu for years, and now that I have tried it, I can totally understand the hype. My food was delicious, and the vibe was also great. I'll be back to try everything on this fairly priced menu! J'ai vécu près de cet endroit pendant des années et je n'avais jamais eu l'occasion de l'essayer jusqu'à aujourd'hui. Quel dommage, j'ai raté quelque chose! Ouest Wings a des avis incroyables faisant l'éloge de leur menu mexicain/casse-croûte avec des ailes depuis des années, et maintenant que je l'ai essayé, je comprends totalement l'engouement. Ma nourriture était délicieuse, et l'ambiance était aussi géniale. Je reviendrai pour essayer tout le menu à des prix raisonnables!

After having a horrible experience with this chain a few years ago, I wrote them off completely. I…read morewanted to give them another chance since I was out of town and wouldn't be giving the Waterloo location business. Now, I'm done completely. I was going to an event that I had a time reservation for and planned to have an hour to dine here, as that is usually more than enough in most restaurants. There was an accident, which prolonged traffic by 10 minutes, but once I arrived, I figured 50 minutes would be enough. The restaurant is on the smaller size and it seemed as if they were really busy. There was a baseball team eating in there, but they got up and left a few minutes after I sat down, so they had been finished for a little while. I waited for almost 15 minutes for someone to just come to my table and take my order. Now, I'm going to harp on something that restaurants have been doing to cheap out on their diners for a few years now. You used to go to a place to eat and get a full sized drink, I'm talking tall glass, at least 10-12 oz. Drinks back then were $8 - $10 average, but you got a DRINK. Now they use little highball glasses and charge $14 -$18 a drink. This has really started to get under my skin. It skyrockets the price of your total bill, especially if you indulge in a second. It's gotten to the point I've pretty much decided to stop having a drink with dinner anymore when going out. This place was the extreme. Another way they cheat you is by filling up that tiny glass with ice so that there is barely any drink in it at all. I asked my server to go easy on the ice. Please, look at the attached picture of the drink. The picture I took was before I had even a single sip. I was so angry, I was done right then. I had been at the restaurant for 45 minutes and still had no food. I flagged down my server and told her I had to leave because of an appointment. They did pack up the food to go, but have you ever tried to eat poutine in your car? I decided to at least take a bite before leaving. Took a BIG bite because at this point I was starving. No pineapple. I opened up the bun and there was no pineapple in sight, no cheddar cheese, no bacon jam. ALL of which this ripoff joint charges extra for. 2.50 for a slice of pineapple and the bacon jam. $1.50 for the cheese. I really needed to go, but went back in to tell her. She apologized and went into the kitchen and came back and said the pineapple was there. She had me life the patty. Yes, there was, I kid you not. 1/4 of a ring of pineapple slice. No wonder I didn't taste it. 2.50 for a quarter of a ring? So I paid 6.50 for toppings I essentially didn't get. She told me they took half off the burger for the extreme wait and the bill was still over $40! Horrid service, skimping on drinks and food. When you cheat your customers like this, they won't return. Did you really save anything? This place is overpriced anyway. When I eat out, I don't mind paying $100 for a bill with a good portion of quality food and a fairly priced drink. But this crap? I'll never go back again. They should call it The Ripoff Works. Done. Forever.

I'm always overwhelmed by the menu because I always want to try something new. This time, I tried…read morethe Son of a Beech with avocado, Beechhouse sauce, sun-dried tomato, and feta cheese. I actually think I've had it once before, but that would've been 15ish years ago so I think enough time has passed haha I also had it topped with shrimp, which I don't think the Works even has anymore as an ingredient. I chose a sesame multi-grain and upgraded to a Kobe-style wagyu beef patty, bun and sweet potato fries with a side of Beechhouse sauce. As you can imagine, this order was quite expensive, since the Works burgers are already pretty pricey. The sweet potato fries were worth the upgrade, in my opinion, especially with the extra Beechhouse sauce for dipping. They were crispy, not too greasy or salty, and there were plenty. I always love their unique Beechhouse sauce and it's perfect with the sweet potato fries instead of mayo or ketchup. I know it has carrots in it because you can see the small shreds, but it's not like a carrot dip (ha!); I just find it really flavourful. The burger was good, but I wish I had just ordered the standard Canadian beef patty. My husband ordered it and his was less done than mine, which I liked better. My patty was smaller and more cooked, which made it drier and bit less flavourful, in my opinion. The Beechhouse sauce and avocado helped the dryness of the patty, and the crumbled feta added that bit of salty flavour. The tartness of the few sun-dried tomatoes brightened it up a bit and wasn't overpowering. I also got a Caesar that was the daily special and it was good. The food was made and presented well and service was friendly. I'm sure we'll be back here if we're craving the Works in the future.

Smash Daddy's - Restaurant Review Note for Americans: Bring…read morecash - no U.S. credit cards accepted! (Not sure if it's the same for international cards.) Walked here from my hotel. At first glance, the place is a bit cramped and chaotic, with minimal counter service and not much signage to help you out. But once you get the flow, it's straightforward. The menu is tight: Burgers, Fries, and Shrimp. That's it! There was a line out the door, which usually means good things. The small Asian lady working the grill was super nice and honestly seemed like the only one who had a handle on things. The burger joint itself is a haze of burger grease and onions--smells great while you're there, but be warned: you'll carry it with you the rest of the day. Food-wise, it's solid. The smash burger had a great crisp with a chipotle mayo or ranch-style sauce. Fries were better than average. I didn't try the shrimp, but people around me seemed happy with it. Now, the not-so-great part: they couldn't process any of my U.S. credit cards. That was awkward. My total was $23 CAD, so I just handed over $30 USD and told them to keep the change. Could've avoided the mess by ordering through Uber Eats (assuming you want to use a card). Bottom line: The food is worth it, but the payment situation and setup could be smoother. Slightly pricey for what it is, but your mileage may vary. Give it a shot if you're nearby--and bring cash just in case.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Tasty smash burger. A bit pricey at…read more$13 for just a burger, but it was delicious. The Long Version: I've been meaning to try Smash Daddy since they started their food truck on Preston St, but never got around to it. Then on a Sunday in February we were walking around downtown and checking out Winterlude and came across this Smash Daddy location. It's an actual restaurant (not a food truck), but is mostly takeout. They have 7 stools along a counter if you want to eat-in, but it's a bit snug. My husband and I got the original Smash Daddy ($13) to-go to share. It's 2 smashed beef patties, 2 slices of cheese, pickles, onions and Smash Daddy sauce in a buttered brioche bun. It was delicious. My first time having smashed burgers. I like my burgers well done, so this style is to my liking. I liked the crispy edges. I found the price a bit high for just a burger, but those are the prices everywhere these days :( Service was pleasant. There's really no decor to speak of. You go there for the food, not the ambiance, haha. Happy to see this business expanding. They have 3 locations now. I think 2 food trucks and this restaurant. Street parking only. Review #60 (2025)

Always 5 star perfection! We've tried most of the menu and everything is delicious!! Hot, fresh,…read moreand made from scratch! Service is quick and friendly, and we have been blown away by Chef Reggie's generousity and community spirit. Perfect side of the road food truck vibe, but with gourmet eats.

I attended this place since I had not been there before. I ordered the pulled pork sandwich. It…read moretook about five minutes to receive it which is fine. I noticed when I receive the food in the box that the box was very light meaning there was not much pulled pork on the sandwich or probably not much fries. When I opened it up I noticed that the fries looked very good and properly cooked. A taste of the fries revealed they were excellent. I unwrap the pulled pork sandwich and took a bite and the first thing I noticed that there was no sauce on the sandwich at all or so little you couldn't tell. Also the amount of pulled pork on the sandwich was at most very average if not a little on the low side. I've had a lot of pulled pork sandwiches especially at the bbq rib fest downtown and to be honest this is at the lower end of the quality and quantity spectrum. There was nothing wrong with the sandwich except for the lack of meat and little to no sauce but it just was nothing great. There was only two items in the box, the sandwich and the fries and the sandwich was rather weak. Overall, grudgingly, I'll give it a three stars but there's room for improvement here.

I went here with my brother to get some fries, pogos (aka corn dogs, I hadn't realized that "pogo"…read moreis an exclusively Canadian term until my American friend, Karen K, pointed it out to me, lol) and hot dogs for my little nieces. I have never had a pogo in my life and have no inclinations to change that. I also don't like hot dogs, so all I tried were the fries and they were great. The fries were a bit sweet (from the type of potatoes they use) and they tasted fresh and not from frozen. I liked the texture, they were not mealy. I like that they are unsalted. I think a large was like $6 or something like that. Pogos and hotdogs are $0.99 each. My older niece who is a picky eater and had never had a pogo before, took one bite and proclaimed "I LOVE POGOS!" Lol. She ate one and a half pogos, which is a lot for her. The breading looked crispy. The hotdogs were tiny and they were steamed. The nieces rejected them so my brother and dad ended up eating them. The place is really popular; we had to stand in line for a long time. Decor is old school diner-like. It reminds me of those casse-croutes that are ubiquitous in Montreal like La Belle Province, Lafleur Restaurants, and Green Stop. Most food here is greasy and fried. If you're trying to eat healthy this is not the place to go. It's not my kind of place, but for what it is, I think it's good. It's in a plaza, so lots of free parking.

I visit Orleans a few times a year because my brother lives here. We always go to La Belle Poutine…read moreat every visit because the food is absolutely delicious, and comes in plentiful quantities. The smoked meat sandwiches are flavourful and large, so you won't be unsatisfied. And I often upgrade to a poutine from the regular fries. The fries are hand-cut and have a great taste and texture. The gravy is thick and flavourful, and the cheese curds are squeaky, just like they should be. I have never managed to finish the combo before because it is just too much food. The dining room is also a lot larger than it appears from the outside. There is plenty of seating, the restaurant is clean, and the staff are helpful. Definitely recommend this restaurant, and can't wait for my next visit!

the food is so good and great price and very generous portions and the costumer service is amazing…read morealways super friendly and the place is clean, will be back for sure and would recommend for people to come to the innes location and try it out for themselves

Clean and well maintained location with nice greeting staff and great food service bunch of options…read moredon't miss out on the queso !! Little bit more on the pricier side

The rice bowls have too much rice to their toppings. If you like just rice without my sauce and…read moretoppings, order from here. Not a good value for money

I've been here a handful of times for lunch and dinner, on the patio, in the restaurant, and take…read moreout, and I really just want to commend this place. They have a daring menu with many different styles of food from many cultures, and they do it so effortlessly. This week, on my way home from my lunchtime swim, I stopped in for some singapore noodles, which I was craving. I waited 5 minutes and my favourite dish was handed to me with a compostable fork and chopsticks. I had enough food to last me not one, not two, but three lunches-- all for $20. Amazing. The bbq pork was cut razor thin and perfectly flavoured, and there were delicious chunks of egg and chicken that delighted my palate in every bite. THe curry in the noodles was scrumptious. I highly recommend this place - it's a little out of the way from Chinatown, but if you're in the downtown core, it's well worth a visit.

Grill Master is a little diner tucked away in an industrial park on Colonnade. I had lunch there…read moreand it was really good for what it was. It's actually quite large compared to most eateries in industrial parks which are usually mostly for takeout. There is a lot of seating and if you eat in they use real china and cutlery, which I like. I got the soup and sandwich special ($8.25). They had 3 soups of the day and I chose the beef, chicken and barley. For my sandwich I chose oven roasted turkey on white (bread options included whole wheat and rye as well). I got my bread toasted, and had lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers and mustard on it. I was over the moon that I had the option of real turkey instead of deli meat turkey. The sandwich was very tasty. I mean it was something that I can assemble myself at home, but really only after Thanksgiving or Christmas, because I don't usually have turkey leftovers at home, lol. The soup was unique though. It definitely tasted homemade. It had chicken, beef, mushrooms, barley, onions, and a bunch of different root vegetables. I enjoyed it a lot. I particularly liked that it was so thermodynamically hot! I love my soups super hot. It stayed hot until my last spoonful. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. They were patient and listed off all my sandwich options while I decided what I wanted. They seemed to all get along too, which was nice to see. It's cafeteria style there. You order at the counter, they pass you your food, then you pay the cashier, and seat yourself with your food wherever you want. They have daily specials written on the board. I think they always have fish and chips on Fridays, and I think that Chicken Noodle Soup is always a soup option. Prices are quite reasonable. The specials are $10.95 or less. There is free parking in the attached lot. They're only open 8am-2pm on weekdays and are closed on weekends, so I think this kind of limits their potential customer pool. However, if you are in the area during their opening hours and want some food, they are worth checking out.

The food is very tasty and affordable! The fresh soup is amazing. The owner is very friendly and…read moreworks very hard!