Delicious food and friendly service in a cute little beach town! If I'm ever out this way again,…read moreI'd definitely have to come back for the Farmer's Sandwich again.

In terms of regular breakfasts, this was a great place. The food was on par with what you would…read moreexpect, the design well thought out, and staff friendly albeit overworked. I did find the tables a little small and it was an overall crowded and noisy location. I feel I would like to visit this another time at a less busy hour.

I love going to eat and have coffee in these small town eateries.. Food is fresh homemade…read moreincluding baked goods.. And there coffee and espressos are real good.. I recommend this place to anyone in Southampton or even outside of Southampton.. P.S Bring cash only..

This place has a major customer service problem: A server who is too stupid not to insult the…read morecustomers. There is a poster on one of the walls about the "Asian coffee experience". I asked at the counter if they serve Asian coffees. For some reason the server showed me bags of tea. I repeated that I was interested in coffee and pointed out the poster. She said "Oh that's from his travels." and then "How do they do it?" Before I had a chance to answer, she said in a snide tone "So you don't even know?" Like **I'm** the moron in the conversation. Excuse me, bich? Not only did I not get to speak, "Asian coffee" covers a large range of methods and styles, even different equipment. There is no 2-second answer to "how to make Asian coffee". I said "I do know, but I'm not getting into all that now." She made a face. But even if I didn't know, so what? I'm the *customer*, asking about drinks pictured on the *walls of the restaurant*. It's not my job to know, it's hers. Maybe she was lashing out because she felt stupid being caught not knowing about the posters in her own restaurant that she walks by every day. In any case, she handled it VERY badly. The correct response was "Sorry, no, we don't serve Asian coffee." As for the food, it's just OK. Below the skill level of an average home cook. Its main advantage is being lighter than the other options in town, which lean heavily towards fried food. One bite of the hummus was enough for me - it was ice-cold and sour. The bread was good, but I'm 100% certain they do not make it. The whole vibe is very amateur-hour, right down to the poorly hand-painted sign.

We popped in on the way home as I love butter tarts and saw MANY amazing reviews on their famous…read moretarts! The shop is quaint and small with a few freshly baked items behind a counter along with some prepared frozen foods, jams, etc. I grabbed a few tarts and a bear claw- honest review the tarts were good- but I do prefer mine with some nuts in them! The bear claw was delicious though. The tarts were very buttery- they seeped though the box on the hour plus ride home...

The Little Tub Bakery was located across the street from the B&B where I was staying, so I was…read moreexcited to visit in the morning before going out on a day hike. Unfortunately, they were closed for most of my stay in the area and I could only visit on my last day. I picked up a box of 6 of their butter tarts, half original and half raisin. To be honest, I couldn't tell the difference between the two. I was a little disappointed with the butter tarts when I picked them up. Some looked burnt and they were all cold. I picked up the box of butter tarts at 10am, so it was just an hour after the bakery opened. I was disappointed when I bit into the first tart. The filling was extremely sticky and congealed and stuck to the roof of my mouth. It wasn't the gooey soft filling that I was expecting.

I LOVE Marilynne. It is always a very solid experience. Everything is good - the salads, the…read moreseasonal specials, the burger and the chicken sandwich. Brandon is always there working hard and making sure people are enjoying themselves.

We stumbled upon this gem on the way back from the Bruce peninsula and I would absolutely be…read morewilling to drive back out to markdale just for a meal at Marilynne's. The food was incredible, the service was kind, helpful, and quick and the ambiance was like sitting in your grandmas cozy kitchen. I would recommend anyone driving through make a reservation and stop here! We got my toddler eggs and the breakfast sausage and I couldn't believe how incredible the breakfast sausage was. Also, Don't skip the scone for the drive home!

Would recommend the beef dip. The freshest bread possible, the beef was tender, the gravy and…read morehorseradish made this an absolute must try. Drinks were tasty. Service was excellent. Lots of nice decor inside to enjoy.

Service is very friendly here. It's the historical restaurant to go to in Southampton, as there's…read moreonly a handful of places to eat at. The inside of the restaurant is also nice with historical touches to it. The building is very beautiful and you can learn all about the Shirley of the building and family in the menu. Unfortunately the food is mediocre, verging on bad. We've tried this place 3 times to give it a fair shot as we really wanted to like it but I don't think we will return. - pasta : over sauced; the pasta I had with balls of cheese was warm with cold balls of cheese. Kids has jarred tomatoe sauce on pasta. - fish and chips- if you're looking for that nice light crunch with a crispy light coating- don't go here. It was soggy, and meh; coleslaw tasteless; fries on the verge of burnt. How you get fries wrong, who knows. - beef wrap - very saucy inside, - chicken curry - very salty, tasted like it was from a jar; the rice was underdone, I don't know how it's possible to not cook rice properly in a restaurant but this place did it. Coriander garnish was wilted and old, why bother even putting it on? Naan bread very crispy on one side. - ceaser drink was ok. Basic. - hamburger - tasted fine. Again, I think the service was friendly and the restaurant is nice but they dropped the ball on the food and are likely capitalizing on the history of the building rather than the food.

Clever menu item names that's very on brand to the Wiarton airport next door haha! Fast & friendly…read moreservice, fresh ingredients, and comfort foods that hit the spot especially during a lengthy flying day. Really grateful for small but great eateries like these at the regional airports! We had the: -Boarding Pass Banquet Burger (added on the onion rings with the fries, I'd prefer the fries) -International chicken wrap (the breaded chicken breast was great, but I was expecting it was grilled chicken breast based on the menu. I'll try requesting that next time).

I am shocked to see that my review will be the first for this incredible eatery. First of all, the…read morecoolest location ever! Hungry Hangar is literally beside the Keppel International runway so it is a very cool place to watch small planes take off and land while eating. It's so popular with locals that the owners had to ask patrons to keep their stay to 1.5 hours so other customers can also dine with them. Sure enough, mid--way through our meal, a plan landed and taxied right to the window, parked, while the pilot hopped out and walked to the office building next to the restaurant. This is our first visit to Wiarton and we wanted to have breakfast locally. On a Tuesday morning, only two restaurants served breakfast. So glad we chose this one. We both love skillets and chose one with kielbasa sausage and one with thick slides bacon pieces. Our server was so friendly and helpful in describing the menu. We elected to have the sauce on the side; she was really open to meeting our needs. When our skillets came, they were literally medium-sized cast iron skillets, filled with crispy home potatoes, onions, bell pepper, loaded with meat and two perfectly medium fried eggs on top, with just the right amount of melted cheddar cheese. We thoroughly enjoyed HALF of our meals, dabbing our forks in the tangy, sweet sauce and sipping our very fresh decaf coffee. What a comfort meal. We boxed up our other half and will repeat this joyful meal tomorrow morning in our hotel room, though the ambience will not be nearly as entertaining. The restaurant was filled with locals, always a good sign. It's a rather small room with about 8 tables, so there is likely to be a wait on weekends. That's OK. It's worth the wait. The price was very reasonable, especially given the generous portion sizes. We will definitely be returning to try their lunch entrees. The menu looked wonderful, with many tried and true satisfying choices. Definitely out this diner in your list if you are anywhere nearby. And save time to hang around and watch airplanes do their thing.

The perfect spot for a relaxed mid morning meal. The falafel wrap was delicious. Very friendly…read moreand helpful staff and fresh food. Paired my sandwich with a pineapple smoothie for some fun. Excellent as well.

I really enjoyed my salad BUT disappointed that after saying no spice salad was for my toddler,…read morethe black bean salad was garnished with a spicy sauce. That said it was delicious and a decent sized portion. Thankful this place is in the area for a healthier bite!

Amazing coffee amazing sticker my son loves their stickers. Great service too. The only place…read morewhere you get a good cheese sandwich, they also have options to buy their tea leaves

I didn't take it personally when I overheard "at least it isn't Toronto" while I sipped my lime…read moreItalian soda and savoured the yummy Beach Bowl (quinoa, spinach, strawberry, avocado, pineapple, chia seeds, coconut, $10). Beautiful place. Spacious, bright, main floor large bathrooms (might be fully accessible, I don't recall if there was a step to get into the cafe) and very friendly service. If I didn't live in Toronto, I might be here writing all the time. Today it seemed like shuffle mode included the soundtrack from Across The Universe, Death Cab For Cutie & Tom Waits. I would have loved to try the gluten free chocolate brownie but now I have something to look forward to next time I'm in town. Wonderful supply of loose teas as well. And, the Rabbit. The art is just great. They have t-shirts that look great and are well priced. So happy I stopped in!

Was hoping for a great roadside diner experience. Freah cut fries were burnt or reheated. Fish was…read moreheavily breaded.

Great breakfast and price. Prefect stop for an early morning getaway. Servings were large and…read moreservice was prompt.

Nice little corner restaurant... fresh locally baked bread, in-house roasted meats, crisp vegetable…read moretoppings. Build your own sandwich or choose a signature one. Daytuna, Canadian Club and Chicken Parmigiana got a thumbs up from my family. Fresh cut fries and friendly service rounded out a great experience. Pass up the restaurant chains. It's worth a stop!

This is a new place in town but it was the first time I managed to get out to it. Great sandwiches…read moreand delicious poutine. Will definitely try the soup next time.