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    Olio

    3.7 (10 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Baked Brie
    Anne X.

    Must try pizza and pasta place in Bayfield! We actually came here twice, once to try their pizzas (butter chicken and jerk chicken), and was so impressed that we came back for the pasta. The first time we came on a Friday evening and the place was very busy. We were seated right away but was told that the food would take about an hour. The servers were very nice and attentive while we waited for the food. Once the pizza came out, it was worth the wait! Very unique flavours and the crust was thin and crispy! The second time we came on a Sunday early evening. They weren't as busy however our food still took almost an hour to come, although the food was once again worth waiting for. We got the baked Brie with strawberry chutney which was amazing. The sauce had a spicy kick which complemented the sweetness of the strawberries well. We also tried 3 of their pastas: - carbonara: this is my first carbonara made with spaghetti and poached egg, and I really like it! The sauce wasn't too heavy which paired well with the spaghetti. - butter chicken penne: my friend said this was delicious, and true to butter chicken flavour. - fried gnocchi: this was the special of the night and it was delicious! The gnocchi were chewy, and paired well with a decadent creamy sauce. The portion sizes were also great as we all had leftovers! Would highly recommend this place, just budget for a longer stay at the restaurant!

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    Delicious food & we ate in their covered outdoor patio. Little pricey, but nice ambush!

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    1851 Bayfield Landing - Front entry and front patio

    1851 Bayfield Landing

    2.2(5 reviews)
    0.0 km

    Very good food here. Never had a bad meal…read more Lots of lunch and dinner specials as well. They have the most beautiful outdoor patio area of all the restaurants in Bayfield by far. Owners are very nice and the staff is welcoming.

    Bayfield "Good luck with somewhere else"…read more ⁃ "red seal trainer chef" We've been going to this restaurant for many years. This restaurant now has a new owner (2023), new Chef and a new menu. Sadly, our dinner was abysmal. When we were asked for feedback about our meal, the owner Tyler stated, "good luck with somewhere else". Of note, we were comparing our meal with the meals we had received HERE previously; not another restaurant. We certainly didn't ask for any substitutions or a refund! Tyler was defensive, dismissive and rude. The new menu is a hodgepodge of cheap pub food. Nachos, several pasta dishes (likely frozen), two types of macaroni and cheese, German kassler, Korean beef bowls, etc. It was reminiscent of a Kelsey's knockoff on a bad night. Indeed, the cook was sitting at the bar during the dinner service, both when we came in and when we left. Never a good sign. Even the charcuterie board was a disaster; how can one eat a runny, overly sweet strawberry jam with only a German pretzel? We've ordered this for years and it always featured a wonderful, thoughtfully constructed combination of local meats, cheeses, artisanal breads, crackers and condiments. The menu was also previously sophisticated, thoughtful, and cohesive. The execution was excellent, portion sizes perfect. The value was phenomenal. Sadly, it's the very opposite now. When a business starts watering down drinks and loading them with ice, it's usually a sign of the health of the business. Not even the drinks were sufficient. The sangria didn't have so much as an orange wedge, was heavily watered and obviously canned. In a year, when I have no doubt there will be a new owner and cook, I'll try again. Tyler doesn't deserve our business or yours. I just feel bad for the long term serving staff who are all wonderful.

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    1851 Bayfield Landing - Front entrance

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    Front entrance

    Elizabeth - Gigantic Crab Cake

    Elizabeth

    4.4(16 reviews)
    62.0 km

    Booooring. Good service, typical boutique / tourist destination restaurant pricing (not cheap),…read moremostly small plate servings...but overall a disappointment. We ordered: blue crab hashbrowns (the only standout; would definitely order again, except that I won't likely return), salt roasted beets, brussel sprout caesar, scallops, and duck breast; then we both had creme brûlée and espresso. We tried the three white wines, one was a forgettable Chardonnay and the other two...were equally forgettable, notwithstanding being less common grapes. Only the duck was a main-size serving, and we only chose it because when we ordered there was only one order of scallops remaining (for a 5:30 seating!). I want to say "just as well" because the scallops and sauce were bland so we got to try something else...however the duck was not merely uninteresting but the red pepper sauce didn't complement and contributed nothing. The scallops were priced like a main but only four little guys on the plate, the one upside if we had both chosen them we'd have had room for another order of those crab hashbrowns. The beets were also dull, no idea why the word salt is in the name because it was absent from the dish. No tang to anything except the brussel Caesar. I've seen the brussel sprout restaurant renaissance of the last 10-15 years, this dish is pretty common now. This one was on a par with many others I've had but no improvement, and some might be put off: fully half the outer leaves are charred to the point of becoming a mouthful of ash. Not crispy, just dry ash. I guess that's different...and maybe this is the root of the problem. This restaurant makes a point of changing their menu constantly; not just seasonally, but weekly, even daily. So maybe they're just trying out stuff that pops into the chef's head. With the exception of the crab, every dish seemed to need something to make it interesting or appealing. The espresso was good, but the creme brûlée was another ill conceived concoction, with some kind of raspberry trifle thing on the bottom and the creme was a strange thick porridge-like texture and not quite the typical flavour. Last complaint: their self-description says Elevated Comfort. No. Mundane bistro look and ok seating, but that steep and poorly lit descent to the basement washrooms is the opposite of comfort. Hey, maybe we just picked the wrong items from their evolving experiment of a menu. The people are all nice, the service was good, and none of the food was bad...just meh.

    We chose Elizabeth for dinner in advance of 8PM theatre tickets and made reservations via the…read moreInternet. We were seated upon arrival and the place was busy enough on a Friday night to make us glad we reserved a table. The staff were friendly and welcoming and our server spent time with us to explain the small plates concept of the restaurant. The servings are designed to be shared and the servings are larger than traditional Tapas. 3 - 4 shared dishes were recommended for a party of 2. We went for 3 plus dessert. Our choices were Grilled Brussel Sprout Cesar, Braised Short Rib Stuffed Yorkshire Puddings, and Wild Blue Crab Cake. Dessert was Creme Brulee. All were well prepared, nicely plated, ample, and delicious. We were very, very satisfied. Compared with our dinner the night after we were happy with the overall price paid and the ambiance. The place was fairly full but yet didn't feel crowded and we were able to converse normally. We never felt rushed and the staff were attentive without being intrusive. We finished our meal with time to stroll to the Festival theatre along the river with time to relax on a bench and watch the world. We'll be back.

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    Elizabeth - 2 of the 4 Short Rib stuffed Yorkshire Puddings

    2 of the 4 Short Rib stuffed Yorkshire Puddings

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    Whoopsie daisy

    Elizabeth - Creme Brulee, Coffee, & Espresso

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    Creme Brulee, Coffee, & Espresso

    Hunter & Co - A Dozen Oysters, 6 different varieties.

    Hunter & Co

    4.3(36 reviews)
    74.4 km
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    My husband and i went to Hunter & Co for dinner on Saturday evening. This was our second visit,…read morealthough the first was 5 years ago. We were greeted and seated as soon as we entered the restaurant. Even though we had made a reservation, we were given the choice of 3 tables, which we really appreciated. We ordered two cocktails to start. I had the Flora Mexican which was amazing! it was floral, a little sweet, a little sour and just the perfect amount of yum. I loved it. My husband had the Improved Whisky Cocktail. It was also very good, with Rye, Maraschino and a nice hit of Absinthe. We decided to share some items from the crudo part of the menu. We had the salmon carpaccio which came with squid ink crackers and some lovely little pickled items. It was outstanding. We had the tuna tataki which also had lots of little pickled items and was amazing, but for me the actual tuna stole the show. The last item we ordered was the venison tartare. OMG, it was fabulous. The flavour of the venison was wonderful and the chili and capers just added so much to the dish. The cured egg yolk shaved on top gave it a subtle hint of saltiness. Everything was fantastic. The service was great and the ambience was too. We will most definitely be back when we return to London. Highly recommend this place.

    Food was really good,Harry our waiter was outstanding. Loved the menu choices and found the shared…read moreportion sizes to be very generous. We will definitely be back to try more options another time. Some street parking close by but also other options an easy walk. Liked the space and all the "mounted trophies" on walls

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    Hunter & Co - Herbal Riot & Rhubarb Hibiscus

    Herbal Riot & Rhubarb Hibiscus

    Hunter & Co - Undercooked chicken liver parfait

    Undercooked chicken liver parfait

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