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Golf's Steak House & Seafood

3.5 (56 reviews)
ModerateSeafood, Steakhouses
Closed • 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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My carbonara style chicken and his porterhouse steak
Jane T.

I had a great time here, it was such a special date. The food and service were absolutely perfect. My boyfriend made reservations for Valentine's Day because he liked it a lot as well!!

a piece of cheesecake on a plate
Isabelle C.

Tried golf steakhouse for the first time and it was pretty good. I really enjoyed the prime rib. We also enjoyed the complimentary bread as it was warm and buttery, we had to get refills. Service was pretty good and the atmosphere was nice as well.

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Sarah W.

Probably one of my favourite steakhouses by far in the KW region. I made a reservation and was promptly seated for 2 in the room that overlooked the Grand River. COVID protocols were well done. From the entry way to the dining room, everything was marked so that you don't walk into the patrons leaving the restaurant. The tables were spread apart well and service was immaculate. I came with a guest for their birthday. We both ordered the prime rib; one with a side of rice pilaf, the other with a double baked potato. For appetizers, we started with the bacon wrapped scallops. The server came with freshly toasted garlic bread - this was delicious. Nice crisp bread, nicely buttered with a ton of garlic flavour. The meal came with a soup, a salad and of course your choice of carb and market greens. The soup of the day was a potato soup that tasted like a turkey stuffing in a bowl. The flavours were on point. Creamy, delicious, hot. The caesar salad was made with ice berg (they let us know in advance that was what they had for the day). The dressing was overly sweet for me, not enough garlic anchovy flavour you expect from a caesar salad. Bacon wrapped scallops - 6 nicely sized scallops with a crisp bacon exterior. These were so good. With a spritz of lemon, they were meaty, perfectly cooked. Yum! Now comes the star of the meal. The prime rib was cooked to medium rare. Perfect. Soft, tender pieces of meat that had little bits of au jus. The horseradish was beautifully paired. The prime rib literally melts in your mouth. Twice baked potato was really good and garlicky. The rice pilaf was flavourful but a little over salted, but that's ok. They gave us a slice of cherry cheesecake, new york style for the birthday guest. It made them very very happy. The cheesecake was not dense. It was light. You taste the cheese but it wasn't overkill. Overall, this meal stuffed us very very well. For 2 mains and an appetizer to share under $100 with tip, this was an absolutely delightful meal.

Sunday Brunch: salad bar
Linda L.

I went to Golf's for their Sunday brunch, which for $22.95 per person you can enjoy a large variety of delicious meats, fresh seafood, colorful salads, and delectable desserts all in buffet style. My group came at around 11am for the brunch and the lineup at the buffet was super long that we waited for 15 minutes before it was our turn to get the food. But then by 12pm the line virtually disappeared, so I would suggest coming for the brunch after 12pm, especially since the brunch hour doesn't end until 2:30pm. Environment: The restaurant is located in an area of Kitchener that is a little difficult to access without driving. Even though you could take the bus there, the 5 and 6 aren't very frequent, so you'd have to take either the 12 or 202, then walk to the restaurant. However, if you drive there are ample of free parking spaces. In terms of the interior of the restaurant, it gives a nice vintage feel, a place full of character. There are tables beside the window which allows you to get a good view of the Grand River. Unfortunately, the overall space is quite cramped and you gotta be careful not to bump into anyone. Food: Many people rave about their Prime Rib, I think my favourite was their beef ribs. It was really flavourful and super tender, that the meat literally fell out of the bones. I couldn't help but to get a second and even a third helping because it was sooo goooooood. Other foods available at the Sunday brunch includes the stable breakfast items (eggs, home fries, pancakes, waffles, bacon, sausage), a full salad bar, a pastry and cheese table, and a cake buffet with many varieties (cheesecake, boston cream, tiramisu, black forest). Service: Since it was buffet style we didn't get to interact with the servers very much, but they did come around quite frequently to clean our dishes and to refill our water/coffee.

NOT cool.
Sandy B.

I am NOT a fan of outdated pricing lists stacked up and lying around all over a restaurant - especially when the biggest draw, isn't even the food. See photo. $10 difference x 13% PLUS 15% par rate of tipping on overcharged food plus extra tax money on overcharge. NOT cool. Basically bought one dessert twice as that added up. Breakdown of rest of experience: View: 4.5. Yup. The Draw. View as marred by peeling paint on the exterior doors and somewhat unkempt grounds: 1. Food: Breakdown here: *Garlic bread opener: 3. Typical. Did come with nice dish of cool yet spreadable whipped butter. At least a place that aspires to be upscale, puts it on the table to open. *Seafood chowder: 3. Nothing else worth mentioning. It did occur to me to ask how they source the ingredients, but I didn't remember to ask when the bowl was collected. *Garlic mashed potatoes: 1.5. Warm dish, stale scoop of potatoes. Nice cold dish of rich sour cream to accompany. *String beans: 2. Dulled colour, not too crisp. i.e. ... Overcooked. Saved by salt and fat added. *Mushrooms: 3.5. Not bad, also well enhanced by salt, fat. Maybe a bit too much as they softened the pan fried mushrooms a tiny too much. *Onion rings: 4. Thank gods these were not Burger King grade. Good lighter batter and inside texture. Could be hotter (like the rest of the food but hey, when you order Chateaubriand in a restaurant famed for having to keep up with its own business, to be expected). *Carrots: 4. Quite nice. Still mostly firm, beautifully sweet ... maybe didn't need so much salt and fat added cuz they were nicely flavourful. *Baked tomato. OK this was the wildcard ... Idk. 3? The tomato itself, I could pick one better at the local Food Basics or No Frills. Tough, fibrous centre; underripe, cardboard plus jellyfish type remainder. Redeemed by the unprocessed cheese melted on it. Gets the "interestingness" star rating. *The Meat: 4. Not least because, this is one of the few restaurants where, when it comes to doneness, you get what you ask for, not the typical next level of cookedness. I won't forget that this typically hugely busy place does have its own interest in not wasting a second more than they have to on actual cooking, but appreciated nonetheless. Tender, juicy, a decent slab of beef. If the temperature had hit the sweet spot, could be 5. Recommended that you eat this without the optional HP Sauce, Heinz Ketchup bottles seen on other tables to appreciate it on its own merit. Service: 4.75. At first, BF was a bit miffed that after our water, the server got busy with other things and he couldn't ask for his Warmer beverage as soon as he'd have liked; but, apart from that, she was quite attentive. Definitely an experienced staff who knows exactly how to do her job. This included carving and serving the Chateaubriand, and being ready for anything the moment it was requested. Also, the rest of the staff appear to be trained in the value of good customer service, because you could see similar attitudes reflected by the other servers. Last but not least, kudos to the young staff who greeted us and made sure we were accommodated quickly and with a desired window table that had just become free. We did make a reservation; but, knowing that only a number is counted and no guarantees are made for specific tables, it was appreciated. Same nice young staff was willing to interrupt his meal break to direct me properly to the restrooms later on our way out. Having said all that, I can't condone a few things, not least of which was the bad surprise (especially because I didn't check the check until we had left) with menu price vs. charge discrepancies. Also, it is neon-light-blinking obvious that the place is relying far too heavily on its prime real estate, and not even maintaining itself well enough to warrant the comparatively shameless plugs for more business - you have not just outdated decor, which isn't necessarily evil in itself, but the grounds badly need cleaning in the area along the stairs out in back, and the doors are peeling horribly - one was far more naked metal than remnants of brown paint. Meanwhile, the billboard out front is plugging for wedding receptions and celebratory event bookings, and I have to say, I wasn't surprised for long when I had already asked myself, Do people book this place for wedding on a Victoria Day weekend? Because I saw nothing of that sort, and I can see why. Real shame that this now-iconic Kitchener restaurant is unable to sustain its once-thriving business apart from its old reputation. So much potential for a re-invention! Until that happens ... been there, done that, won't be back for same.

John B.

My 1 star is for the only part of my meal I was happy with, they rested my steak. That being said, it was the worst steak I've ever had! Barely any edible meat, exclusively fat and grizzle. Undercooked, which is surprising for a steakhouse. The menu is so old fashioned, the baked potatoes are served to your table, still wrapped in foil. 3 of our 6 glasses were dirty. I don't like restaurants like this. 1 vegetable for every entree. No composed dishes by any chef. If you own a BBQ or a frying pan, buy your own piece of meat, throw a foil wrapped potato from the grocery store in the microwave and some frozen beans and save yourself the money! Do not recommend, unless you're 70..

Brunch desserts include creme brulee, apple crumble and fruits
Claudia Y.

Weekend brunch has all you can eat prime rib! Have been here once for dinner and multiple times for their weekend brunch. getting a seat by the window is great with a view of the stream. The service is alright, not bad not exceptional just the usual. The decor does feel very dated. The customers are usually families and seniors that can sometimes be a bit stodgy and feel a bit unwelcoming. But hey im coming for the restaurant not other people who eat there Dinner is on the more expensive side, but the cuts of the beef roasts were really tender. The brunch has a salad bar with lots to choose from. Their warm foods include baked fish, green beans, potatoes, large bbq beef ribs (which are also very tender!), scrambled eggs, bacon, waffles, creamy lasagne, and my favourite their prime rib. They also have a great assortment of dessert pies, cakes, parfaits and even creme brulee! I always leave really really full and for $25 per person its not bad for the amount of food.

23 Oz T-bone porterhouse steak done medium. Baked potato sour cream and butter and broccoli for vegetable.

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This is a great Restaurant. Their extra cut Prime Rib with Soup, salad bar, garlic bread for $27 is unparallelled!!

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