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    Natures Roots

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Best grown and best tasting wheat grass in town. Best I've ever had. They also carry sprouts. Pea Greens and Sunflower.

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    St Joseph Bakery

    St Joseph Bakery

    4.3
    (9 reviews)
    2.0 km
    $$

    3.5, rounded up 'cause many of the ladies working there did ask if I needed help!…read more Contrary to the name of the place, this is more of a European grocery store rather than a bakery. It was like a smaller, family-owned version of a Starsky's. There are waaay more groceries like bottled sauces, canned goods, deli counter, than breads. A good portion of the breads don't seem to be baked there. Got a coupla paczki and they were ok, $1.75ea, not super fresh tasting, but not stale or anything. Double Smoked Kielbasa was good. Other than breaded cutlets, I didn't see prepared foods, but then again I wasn't really looking! If you're from a bigger city with access to such European grocery stores, St Joseph "Bakery" won't be a standout.

    + Lots of Polish/European Meats, Friendly Service, Reasonable Prices…read more- Some items, like the bagged Pizza and Breads, are not priced Walked in here on a weekday at 1:00pm and it was pretty busy--lots of people ordering sandwiches. An assorted sub is $5.75. I ordered some wood smoked kielbasa, kabanosy, and hot pepperettes. All were very reasonably priced and tasted fantastic. They have lots of polish goods and other european items. It's a pretty big place. They have a freezer area with frozen meat on a stick, cabbage rolls, and perogies. Towards the far right of the store are loaves of breads and rolls in bags. I'm not sure why, but none of these items have prices on them. We did buy a few loaves of italian and french bread, they were $2.20 a piece. Again, very reasonable. Everyone in here was super friendly and they speak polish too. I will be back for more deli meats and to try a sub!

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    Fat Rabbit

    Fat Rabbit

    4.6
    (14 reviews)
    3.7 km

    This is a fine dining steak restaurant without the table-clothed tables. Sizable steaks are grilled…read moreover charcoal. They also serve as a butcher shop. They have a Michelin-recommended designation. They also have house-made charcuterie. When you choose a cut of meat, they bring it over to you so you can choose one. They tell you the exact weight (typically 0.5 lb to 1.0 lb) and cost. All meats are cooked medium-rare unless otherwise specified. There are minor changes to menu weekly, and are major changes monthly. There is a chef's table: counter seating for 4 in front of the head chef, Chef Gareth. These counter seats costs a little more. You can see the chef plating the dishes. He is willing to let you photograph and video the plating. I've previously dined here on 2024-11-29 and 2025-06-15. This review is about my visit on 2026-05-30. My mom and I arrived for a late lunch at 14:15. The server told us a steak would take 30 mins because the restaurant is still full. My mom was hungry so we asked about a vegetable side and we were told 5 mins. We were willing to have the vegetable first and then wait for the steak. We ordered the following: 1. Grilled Asparagus ($25). 2. Denver Steak ($47.95 from $70/lb). The asparagus dish tasted good. It consists of asparagus beurre blanc, quanciale (salt-cured meat), and pickled ramps. I've never had ramps before, which are onion-like vegetables, also called wild garlic or wild leeks. The pickling made them the strongest taste on the dish. The Denver cut is one step above a Sirloin cut. I've never had it before so I wanted to try. The Denver is a highly marbled, budget-friendly cut from the animal's chuck (shoulder). This restaurant's Denver ($70/lb) actually more expensive than the Sirloin ($60/lb). It was perfectly grilled as medium-rare with a deep, rich, beefy flavour, and melts like butter. The steak was sliced into thick slices and highly charred on one side. The Denver is typically dense so try cutting it along the grain. You can actually see a few pieces of large salt pieces, so the steak was saltier than usual. I was glad I tried a Denver, and would have it again. As a butcher shop, you can buy various fresh cuts. There are fridges for take-home choices like pork ragu, guanciale, and prime steaks. There is plenty of indoor seating and some outdoor seating. There is very loud music playing in the background making it hard for conversations. There is no free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There are two gender-neutral washrooms, one of which is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in their private parking lot and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2026-098

    Found this cute restaurant and visited on the way to see a concert in Niagara. The parking lot is…read morean odd shape that could only fit a max of what seemed like 6 cars in front of the restaurant. The servers were friendly, and informative - explaining that the entire animal is used and not wasted. My favourite was the squash which was a perfect mix of savory and sweet. The rest of the table liked the beef tongue and smoked pork chop with the mushrooms. Portions were good as all of this was shared amongst 5 people.

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    Denver Steak ($47.95 from $70/lb)
    Denver Steak ($47.95 from $70/lb)
    Denver Steak ($47.95 from $70/lb)
    Denver Steak ($47.95 from $70/lb)
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    The British Boutique

    The British Boutique

    3.0
    (2 reviews)
    4.3 km

    My wife, our friend and i are in the area today heading to IKEA in Burlington. We did a little…read moreresearch and found this doughnut place, and after leaving stumbled upon this store as we stepped out with our doughnuts. I have recently gotten into premier league soccer and thought i would check things out. This place was super cool, they had tons of British treats and snack foods that you can't normally find. They also had some merch for movies/tv shows such as Harry Potter (my wife just about died), Game of Thrones, Doctor Who, etc including hats, scarves, flags, coffee mugs, playing cards, etc. they also had a lot of premier league apparel, for many different clubs (Manchester United, Chelsea etc). I got my friend a Christmas gift that i think he's gonna love, he's a big Manchester United fan. They also have your standard "kiss me I'm Irish" products, and British gift items of the sort. The staff was super friendly and welcoming and made us feel right at home as we shopped. Great stop on a cool shopping/eating heavy street.

    My wife, who is pregnant, purchased chocolates from this shop. We later found out that the…read morechocolates had expired. Thinking this was a mistake, we went back the next day to inform the owner, and to request a replacement (the chocolates were just $3); instead of acting politely and pleasantly, he became very agitated and angry, and yelled at us to leave the store, in a most rude manner (and we are not easily triggered). We will never be returning.

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