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!

I love this restaurant! Located a block up from Sauble Beach, the food is amazing, as well as the…read moresand beach outside the restaurant. They have a variety of baked goods, amazing lunch menu items and drinks. I think it's one of the best options for food at Sauble Beach.

started coming to the dunes restaurant for line dancing on Thursdays…read more but the restaurant and staff have become like family. Yes it can get a lil stressful when busy and Thursday nights fill up quick but as diners leave they quickly make more room for the dancers, I know with the summer will come more room as the patio will be open too I would like all the staff to know you guys do such a great job even when it's crazy busy, yes food is pricey but it's real good with the new chief they have now Must try this place out, it's worth it !!!!

A complete change since my last visit last year! Good vives and excellent staff and food! There…read morewas a live band and as a result an excellent ambiance. Fanny&Danny from Gould Lake.

Visited cousins in Sauble Beach and took their advice. We went to Luscious Bakery and tried a few…read moreitems, unicorn bar and THE TART that put all other tarts to shame. Delicious! I live in Chicago but will visit Luscious again, see you next summer

Oh my goodness I wish I could come back and eat more options here. There are SO many options! And…read morethey all look freaking delicious. The chocolatine was so chocolatey and fresh. The coffee was a solid accompaniment to the treats. Unfortunately there is not enough space for sit down for its popularity but it is a small price to pay for a lovely baked fresh good. The bakers seem patient and well managed and overall a clean and well organized location.

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!

We just had a super lunch at this little corner spot! Everything made fresh after you place your…read moreorder. The young man taking orders was pleasant and friendly. The man making the food seemed a little frazzled but the food was great. I had the CBLT and my husband had the Little Red Corvette. The garage mayo has a little zip to it so if you don't like heat ask them to go 'light' on the mayo. Will definitely return.

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 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.

This place is AMAZING. From the sour dough bread, honey glazed croissants, coconut squares, and so…read moremany other options--it is the best bakery I've ever been to in the world! My husband and I came up from Virginia to spend some time with my parents this summer--and we managed to 'stop by'' the bakery far too often. Six weeks later, I'm back for another visit and am going to 'stop by' and pick up a few things this morning. Yum!

This is the best bakery in town it's just beside the library and there apple fritters are litteraly…read moresooooo good

This very unassuming roadside restaurant delivers the most delicious home made meals. Fresh…read moreingredients and tastefully coordinated with local produce including fish from Lake Huron. If you ever get the opportunity, try the pickle soup. I know right? I was yuck! My waitress said it was really good and based on her recommendation, I was delightfully hooked! The owners are a local family now and they are welcoming, friendly and attentive. By the look of the place you would not expect good food of this calibre but judging a book by its cover only becomes your loss. Brunch (pre-pandemic) will easily become your ONLY choice. The buffet carries an enormous variety of dishes guaranteed to delight everyone.

Stopped here for breakfast on the way up to the Grotto. Was pleasantly surprised by the buffet…read more Everything I had was wonderful!! Felt like I was eating at a family home in both the atmosphere and the nice home-cooked type food. It was absolutely one of the BEST breakfast buffets I've ever had, such a wonderful selection of quality entrees. Not to mention the desserts!! Yum! The only thing I was a bit disappointed with was the attention to our coffee....I got one cup and was never asked if I wanted a refill. :/. Regardless of that, however, I will definitely keep this place in mind on future trips up!!

Food was okay, the nachos were very good but didn't like the chicken grill wrap as the chicken was…read morenot grilled it was boiled. Ambiance was amazing as you can see the sunset from the patio.

We are on a road trip and looking for a place to eat in this town until we find this place. Most of…read morethe restaurants close at 9pm because it's not officially summer yet. We sat on the patio facing subble beach and the sunset. I can't imagine this place on summer, this will be busy. Food is good and friendly staff. No parking on the street.

Located on a quiet strip in Sauble, this is such a cute little restaurant attached to the June…read moreHotel. As it was the beginning of October, there was very little people so ample parking available. To the side of the building, the cobble steps takes you to a really cute patio with umbrellas and picnic tables - very instagrammable. The three course meal - Roasted corn soup 5/5 The corn was sweet, broth was flavorful Brisket with beans and sauce 3/5 Brisket was tender. The sauce was a little on the saltier side, but very pretty plating Peaches and cream 3/5 The cream was delicious The almond praline garnish was delicious The poached peach was sour. Taking out the peach would have made this dessert 5/5 Overall, amazing customer service! Rob was attentive and super fun!

A hidden gem in Sauble Beach!…read more We came to Sauble Beach for a quiet weekend getaway and stumbled on Heydays behind The June Motel--and honestly, it made our whole trip. From the first step in, everything felt special. The vibe is relaxed and charming, but it's the people and food that really stay with you. Our server Olivia was absolutely wonderful--so warm, kind, and attentive in the most genuine way. She made us feel right at home. The salmon with herb rice was one of the best meals I've had in a long time--perfectly cooked and so flavorful. The oysters were fresh and delicious, and our glass of white wine tied it all together beautifully. You can tell the chefs here care deeply about what they're creating. There's love in the details, and it shows. It honestly surprises me that more people don't know about this place. But I'll be recommending Heydays to everyone I know. It's a true hidden gem in Sauble Beach, and we can't wait to come back.