Not a promising start. The waitress came over and dropped off our menus and took our drink order…read more Ok. She came back with a tray of our drinks and the table next table to us drinks . She gave us our drinks and left the table next to us drink order on our table as she took our order. I know I would not appreciate having our food exposed to strangers breathing, sniffing, and coughing on our food. Not that we did that to their food, but still, I don't think dropping off somebody else's food on somebody else's table while they take their order is any where near appropriate. It took over 40 minutes before we started to receive our food. Food was not delivered to the table at the same time. One person finished their meal while the other two waited for their meal to show up. It was not only our table. This appeared to be an issue across he restaurant. About 10 minutes after the first person finished their meal at our table, the other two at our table were finally served. Once our food arrived, it wasn't half bad. The portion size to price was pretty good. I am not a huge french fry fan, and the previous reviewer didn't like them. But I found the fries quite good. Nevertheless, the wife and I agree that we will not be returning (1) the food handling we observed (2) the entire table not being served at once (3) how long it took us to receive our meal.

Service was good! Food was terrible! Even the fries, how does that even happen?? Grilled sandwich?…read more, I guess if the deep fryer is considered a grill.. Definitely not fresh ingredients or made to order.. Save your pennies because even if you don't like it.. You must pay.... This is a dive and not in the hipster way...

I cannot recommend Katana Kafe enough. The gnocchi was DELICIOUS. I could literally taste that it…read morewas homemade. I maybe would've added something like tomato to it, but the pesto was downright beautiful. Additionally, service was good! The appetisers were also delicious. Packed with flavour and evident consideration was made to pair the dishes with the perfect bread. All that being said, the Bailey's cheesecake was a letdown as a Cheesecake fanatic. Will DEFINITELY be going again though!

Nice place to relax and enjoy a meal while watching the planes take off and land. Staff is very…read morefriendly. Location is nice. Food is very fresh and good. Mine was a bit burnt but all the others were great.

A lot of bad reviews here but I actually don't think it's that bad. Mind you I have a very specific…read morereason to stop here, I do it almost every time I drive between Windsor and Toronto. I also usually arrive mid afternoon when the place is quiet so service is always very good. I get the same thing every single time. Burger fries Diet Coke. Call me boring but hey it's a decent burger with a fresh bun and toppings on a nicely grilled albeit previously frozen patty it's consistent I'm never disappointed and it costs less than $15 for all that (maybe a bit more incl tip). Honestly if I ordered a Big Mac combo it would cost pretty much the same.

Came after 9 pm on a Sunday night ... they are open till 12 am which is good if your road tripping…read moreand need to grab some food. We waited a few minutes before we were greeted and sat, we just came over right away, took our drink order and our dinner order because we ordered appetizers keeping it simple This is a casual family, friendly with bar seating They're rather busy for a Sunday night We had Chuck's nachos with regular grilled chicken Pickle spears teriyaki chicken

The food was impeccable. Really delicious. Well cooked…read more But for 150 bucks per person, the person bringing out our meals shouldn't ask "who had this" every time they bring out a course. My entree should arrive with the side dish the menu claimed it came with. The server should know that it's supposed to come with those mushrooms, and not come up to me with the menu and ask me where it says it comes with mushrooms. I shouldn't have my food taken away to "keep it heated" while waiting for the side dish, and while my dinner companion gets her plate. I shouldn't have to flag down a waiter for water refills. This is fake fine dining. The prices are real fine dining, but the service and experience are sloppy casual. Very embarrassing for a Valentine's Day menu with extremely limited options to cause so many problems. Again: the food was great. No problems with the food. But train the staff if you want to charge me 150 bucks for a fine dining experience.

Lovely dinner spot! We came here for Londonlicious on a Thursday night and there was a beautiful…read moreview of the water and sunset. Burrata salad: Generous serving of creamy Burrata cheese with crispy pork belly bits and an amazing pesto sauce. Crab cakes: Crispy, well-seasoned crab cakes with fried goat cheese and greens. Tasty. Prawn tagliatelle: Delicious pasta with juicy prawns and a super rich cream sauce. Beef cheek: Melt in your mouth meat, generous portion. Chocolate semifreddo: Mmmm, rich slice of chocolate heaven that is a cross between ice cream and cake. Mini dessert trio: The raspberry tart was... tart... and yummy. The chocolate cream eclair was bursting with cream and delicious. I was not impressed with the mini lemon poppyseed muffin, which had a mushy texture and no lemon flavour. Overall, the meal was delicious down to the fresh bread and salted butter. Highly recommend!

I had lunch today at Swiss Chalet…read more It was near my client's site, there wasn't much else around and I like chicken. I had only had an apple for breakfast and was hungry so I ordered a half chicken dinner with mashed potatoes. The chicken was really good as was the roll and dipping sauce. The potatoes were a bit salty my taste but that must be the Swiss Chalet way. Serena was my server. She was really friendly and chatty and took excellent care of me.

Swiss Chalet is a long standing franchise chain in Canada only. Traditionally it served up…read morerotisserie chicken and ribs. But over the years their menu items have definitely expanded to include wraps and sandwiches, burgers, ribs, rotisserie beef, pastas, and even a stir fry! The latest offering is crispy chicken. True, the rotisserie chicken had crispy skin, but this is different, this is a breaded crispy chicken, to compete with the likes of Popeye's and Church's. The rotisserie beef is definitely a new concept to me, and not one I'm sure would work out. I will need to try it (most definitely), but in a future visit perhaps. For any Americans that read this, the food is similar to that of Boston Market; however, it's full service in a dining room setting. On the menu tonight was a half chicken dinner (crispy chicken) with fries, a kids meal ribs with corn, and a kids meal rotisserie chicken with mash potatoes. The kids meals come complete with drink and dessert, we selected Worms N'Dirt and a Caramel Sundae. As always, the service is super quick, with meals coming out shortly after being ordered. One notable is the lack of dipping sauce. The signature chicken sauce many have come to associate with Swiss Chalet. I asked our waitress for some as I thought she had forgotten it, but was informed that the sauce was no more! Fortunately they still carry the beef gravy (for the mash potatoes) and we got a couple of extra of those. She also brought out a chicken gravy (the kind that normally comes with open faced chicken sandwiches) for me to try. Rotisserie Chicken. Grant it, it has been a while since I visited Swiss Chalet, the chicken was not as good as I remembered it. I had the dark meat (leg/thigh) as I always do because it's not as dry. This time around, the skin was not as crispy and the chicken itself is not as salty (which is actually a good thing, because it used to be super salty). The chicken was still moist and tender, and the chicken gravy did complement it well, although the experience is more of one like a Thanksgiving dinner at home. Overall, I think their signature chicken still held it's own. 3 stars. Crispy Chicken. Again, I requested dark meat. This chicken was actually a success to me. The batter was full of crispy crunchy goodness. The meat inside steaming hot and juicy. Pretty good for new entry. 4 stars. Ribs. The kids meal came with 1/3 rack (4 bones) of side ribs. To me, there are three elements to ribs: The tenderness, the spices/flavours, and the sauce! These were moist, but not as tender as they could have been. I did not detect any marination or spices in the meat itself, and the sauce was tangy and sweet, but nothing special. 3 stars. Corn. This did not taste like your fresh frozen variety kind, rather the can kind. Either that or they way overcooked it. It also didn't come as hot as I would have liked as we had to add our own butter and salt, and when we did, it didn't melt and dissolve as I wanted it to. 2 stars. Fries. These are one of my favourites, and I'm not much of a potato guy. Harvey's (also reviewed) shares the same fries as Swiss Chalet since they're both part of Cara holdings, but Swiss Chalet is the original. Light and crisp on the outside and with potato that is soft on the inside. They definitely have these down pat. Couple this with the beef gravy and they're as good as it gets for me! 5 stars. Mac n Cheese. This was originally the side that was selected with the kids chicken meal, but when we tried it, my kids did not like it and left it untouched after one bite. The Manager noticed this when she made her rounds and offered us a substitute (koodo's for customer service) in which the mashed potatoes and gravy. I did not try this, but for what it's worth, my kids give it 2 stars. Worms N'Dirt. When this came, it did not disappoint! It literally looked as described. Chocolate pudding, gummy worms, and crushed oreos make up the dish, and when you mix it up, it looked exactly like what you'd get playing outside, I swear the worm were even moving! A fun name for a safe dessert. 3 stars. Sundae. This dish was no frills, vanilla ice cream with sauce on top. I wasn't expecting gourmet as it's a dessert for kids, so no disappointment here. 3 stars. Swiss Chalet also has a successful take out business as well although I don't normally use it. With travel time, the chicken skin becomes soggy because of the trapped in heat, same with the fries. If you're ok with soft skin, you're better off picking up a whole chicken from Costco at a much better price. Overall 3 stars. If you would like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company... Bon Appétit!

Recently this place was featured on Beard Meats Food, a YouTubing professional eater who travels…read morethe globe taking part in eating challenges at local restaurants. As we were planning to be in London (Ontario) anyhow we decided to stop in mainly out of curiosity. First and foremost this is a bar....the local 'watering hole'. Interior is a cross between dive bar and diner. In the early afternoon the bar was full of locals enjoying a beer. The menu is full of typical bar food, hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken fingers, fish and chips, ribs etc. Hot dogs are the main event here with dozens of choices from the standard chili to ones topped with cereal and drizzled with maple syrup. Dogs are about the same size as a Costco dog but we did see a couple of locals order a foot long. They have a daily special and on Tuesday it's $2.00 tacos (choice of classic or pulled pork) or a slight up charge for the other choices (steak or chicken). Tacos come in soft or hard. What was ordered: 1 pulled pork taco and 1 classic taco 1 chili dog BBQ chicken quesadilla 1 poutine There are no combos. When you order a hot dog that is what you get. A hot dog. A side of fries or onion rings is extra. The verdict...it was okay. For food that is not complicated to make, our order took almost 30 minutes to arrive and it wasn't busy with food orders. When we ordered the $2.00 tacos we were told we also needed to order a drink to get the special. This is not printed on the ad. The quesadilla and chili dog were unremarkable. Poutine even more so. Service was good though. There was one server who also manned the bar. She seemed to know most of the locals and was very friendly.

Stopped in on a Thursday afternoon for lunch…read more Staff was friendly and welcoming. Music was perfect for a nice quiet lunch, a mix of older rock and country played at a volume that didn't drown out conversation. I had a hot dog with coleslaw and it was delicious. Fries were nothing special, likely from frozen. I would likely try a different side next time. Service was a touch slow, but the waitress was apologetic because they were changing over the soda, so that really can't be avoided. All in all I enjoyed it and would definitely eat here again.

Service was mid could've been better. Food was fresh but super greasy and my drink tasted like a…read moreurinal puck. Environment was average.

Canadian McDonald's way better than americas. They have Poutine! America needs to step their game…read moreup and add poutine to the menu. This specific McDonald was massive and very clean with a fire place in the middle.

Great breakfast here as I had car repairs down the Dundas Street…read more Bacon eggs, toast potatos army best 2024 price I have seen in a long time , Great service by waitress , refreshing g coffee etc . Ample ketchup and jams etc Many regulars it seems that also found this older established restaurant a great place to start the day in east London

My friend and I decided to have a nice dinner at Delmar last night and it was an excellent choice!…read more:) The restaurant closes at 8pm and we arrived at 7:30pm, but no one rushed us and the food came out really quick! My friend got one of their sandwiches and I got the fish and chips. The fish was lightly battered, with just the right amount of crispiness! The fish also had a ... "fish" tasty to it :P Which some people hate, but I'm fine with because it is fish after all, it'd be awkward if it tasted like mushrooms or something :P The fries were also amazing, and I love how they include a free salad for the fish and chips! Also, both the fish and fries were not greasy which was a big and wonderful surprise, because after a big meal like that, I didn't even feel guilty! :) Delmar is quite large, and it is very clean and tidy. It opened in the 1950s and although it has a nice 50s vibe, it doesn't feel "old". The one and only reason why I gave this restaurant 4 stars instead of 5 is because of their menu. They offer all-day-breakfast which is nice, and a regular lunch/dinner menu. Their menu is not "small" but limited. For example, they offer 10+ types of sandwiches, but no hot dogs. They offer 7-8 types of omelettes but no skillets. They offer lots of varieties for 1 item, but they're not diverse when it comes to other classic diner and breakfast foods. They also have a small dessert and beverage menu. Overall though, I enjoyed my visit very much and my friend even gives this place a 5/5! So check out Delmar if you're driving by :)

I've ordered from this restaurant several times without dissatisfaction, however, tonight was a…read moredifferent story. I ordered two quarter chicken dinners and the piece of chicken was 2" round - seriously? Tried to call, no one answered. Very disappointed!

The Manager is very kind and honestly great for customer service these days. He is great making…read moreeveryone feel welcome.

Servers were amazing, great recommendations. Very cool outdoor ambiance and food tastes great.read more

An amazing restaurant located in the Idlewyld and inn and spa, an elegant ambiance with warm…read moreexcellent service from people who take pride in their work in ensuring that not only your hotel experience....but your dining experience is every bit as magical. The chef driven cuisine is second to none with a menu guaranteed to satisfy everybody at the table and the skill to bring this menu to life and it's perfection.... This is not an experience you want to miss and I applaud everybody from the front of the house to the kitchen staff for creating this memorable moment !! thanks again! Zeke