Nice small town restaurant we visited while passing through. Staff were friendly and very…read moreattentive. Food was delicious. Highly recommend stopping here over a fast food place. Food quality and quantity was good and very filling!

Been there a few times and the only thing worth it is the breakfast which you have to pay extra if…read moreyou want for lunch or dinner. Waiter made a few jokes about my drink choice and I kinda felt uncomfortable but besides that staff was nice

Great selection of various fresh cut fries. I'm going with classic poutine, and a bacon double…read morecheese fries. We need one of these in the states. You can also get some pretty good size dogs. Dog, fries and drink about $10.00 Canadian or about $7.50 U.S. right now. In the food court at Lambton Mall

I stopped in yesterday for a beer. It has literally been 30 years since I have walked through…read moretheir doors. This bar has had a complete make-over and is really quite nice inside. My visit was in the early afternoon, so I can't speak to the normal crowds that frequent the evening hours. A nice tribute to previous owners, there is a little history of the place over to one corner of the building. Streamline got its name from the Mueller Brass Company factories across the street, where they produce the Streamline brand of copper tube and fittings.

As mentioned, this classic blue collar bar, named for the chief product of Mueller Brass (located…read moreright across the street), was around for more than 50 years when it was sold in 2010 and renamed "Tailgators" while the classic Art Deco backbar and some of the old blue collar bar ambience remains, the clientele is decidedly different, and varies greatly from night to day now. One of coolest items lost was the classic neon sign, which again mimicked the product line of Mueller's, where a good portion of it's "shift work" clientele came from. RIP Streamline, we'll miss us!

I went here for the first in a small group of 4, for a family member's birthday who loves this…read moreplace. We made reservations at least 2 wks in advance of the day for 5:15pm as we also had tickets for a play in town at 7:30pm. Plenty of time you would think for dinner and dessert. After our guest of honour arrived at 5:10pm, we saw other guests trickle in, so I urged everyone to make their selections quickly and we ordered. We had explained to our server beforehand, on our arrival, that we had tickets for a play at 7:30pm. We were confident that placing our orders by 5:30 would give us plenty of time. We were mistaken. We kept looking around the room as almost every table that ordered after us were being served their food. My sister mentioned to the server that we had a play to get to and were becoming concerned as it was getting late. She offered no apology other than to say that they weren't expecting this many tables, so they weren't prepared booking staff in. By the time our food arrived it was just before 7pm. The food was good but we knew we weren't going to have time for dessert and we all wanted dessert but their want even time to ask. The bill was not brought to the table, as we didn't have time to wait I went up to the counter actually apologized for rushing her but explained that we were risking being late for the play. There was no offer of a comp for anything for making us wait so long when we had reservations (and apparently were their only reservation that night, all other tables being walk ins). I paid the bill at 7:02pm according to my receipt. My instinct was to leave a very small or no tip at all but as the food was good I instead left one of 15%, which is less than what I would leave for excellent food and service. The service certainly did not deserve a $25.00 tip even if she is sharing with the kitchen.

If you're looking for a great new place for date night, Olives would make a fine choice. Now,…read more Olives has been there for as long as I can remember so it's not technically new. However, the recent subtle renovations and the addition of Chef Ben definitely transformed this restaurant from an Octogenarian hot spot for lunch to a contender for top New spot among Sarnia's casual fine dining establishments. If you're looking for a nice quiet and intimate spot for a wonderful dinner with great friendly service, I urge you to give Olives a try again for the first time.

We absolutely love Taqueria Martinez! Between my husband and me, we've tried pretty much…read moreeverything on the menu, and honestly, you can't go wrong with anything you order. My personal favorites are the steak burrito and, when they're in season, the corn on the cob . The portions are generous, the meat is always tender and flavorful, and every bite is delicious. The people working there are also incredibly friendly and patient--even with my toddler, who insists on telling them his order directly. If you haven't tried Taqueria Martinez yet, definitely give them a try! You won't be disappointed!

Family owned taco truck that has AMAZING tacos, burritos and more!! Very fast, affordable and…read moreamazing service!

The last time I went to this restaurant, my food was cold and bland (the cook tried to blame the…read morewaitress), the utensils were dirty, and the place just had an overall greasy atmosphere. I found the owner extremely condescending and rude when I spoke to him about my order. I won't go back. I'm going to rate Salena's South East Cafe as one of the very worst restaurants in Sarnia. !

We found this place after a morning hockey game and it was really good. Decent amount of food and…read moregreat service. I got the western omelet and it was great. The home fries were excellent! Perfect spot for breakfast.

My favorite fries in the area still to this day. I wish they still had a truck but i have an excuse…read moreto come here any rainy day with the fam. Never have a problem finding somewhere to sit even when it's superrrr busy. Love the history & it's one of my favorite family traditions!! White vinegar over malt vinegar (iykyk)

We were very excited to try this place bc there's a lot of internet buzz about it, but they don't…read moreaccept US credit or debit so we couldn't

What a great find! Excellent food, tons of choices. Everything from breakfast to salad, hummus…read moreplatters, fancy grilled cheese, bubble tea and more. I had the cucumber boat stuffed with mayo free tuna, avocado, onion, everything seasoning. My bubble tea- tarro with tapioca could have used a little more flavor. It tasted just like plain milk although it looked the normal purple color. I prefer things aren't sweet so that was good but it didn't have much of any taste beyond milk. My son's pineapple Arnold Palmer with mango bubbles was perfect for him.

This place came highly recommended, so I stopped in to get some work done and grab lunch. The decor…read morehas a fun, semi festive New Orleans inspired feel, but it's definitely more subtle than the over the top Mardi Gras atmosphere I was expecting, especially having been to NOLA several times. I was really hoping the food would bring some of that Big Easy flavor. I ordered the Reuben, and honestly, it was pretty good! I liked that the corned beef came in chunky pieces rather than thin slices, and the Reaper sauce actually had a nice spicy kick, which I appreciated. The Blue Waters drink was pretty basic, though, and the carrot cake didn't really stand out either. Overall, the food felt more like solid cafe style fare than the bold, flavorful dishes I associate with New Orleans cuisine. I was tempted to try a few more things to see if I had simply ordered the wrong items, but unfortunately, there were quite a few fruit flies flying around, which made me lose my appetite a little. Would I recommend it for authentic New Orleans flavor? Probably not. But if you're looking for a casual cafe with a little New Orleans inspired flair and some decent menu options, it's worth checking out. Just don't go expecting the full Big Easy experience.