On a recent work trip , found this gem of a place on the main strip in Collingwood . Decor is quite…read moreeclectic, industrial look as well as lots of paintings by local artists on the wall for sale ! Staff is welcoming and friendly. Saw 3 grill cheeses go by to other tables and ordered one - it was delicious, lots of gooey cheese and bacon

Came here for lunch and got the Phyllo baked Brie and Shaved Beef. The service was quick and the…read morestaff was nice. 1) Phyllo Baked Brie I like brie so I chose this one. I didn't expect the portion size to be generous (I struggled to finish it a little) but it was on the pricey side so it shouldn't be a surprise. Overall, the meal was quite nice and I enjoyed it although I did find the berries to be a bit too much. 2) Shaved Beef This was recommended by other reviews so we decided to try it as well. I think it was just okay and regular. This is a nice and cosy restaurant and I originally wanted to come for their brunch.

We saw good reviews on google so wanted to try out this local spot for brunch. They have a patio so…read morewe opted for that since we were a bigger group and the inside didn't have that much seating. The patio was unfortunately in the shade and it was a bit windy and cold, but our hot beverages helped keep us warm. Get there early if you want pastries as they do sell out. If you plan to dine in, you pick a seat and then order at the cafe and settle up then they bring you your food. There's a place outside for you to place your used dishes after you're done. The lunch menu (after 11am) is limited. The croque monsieur ($19) was the size of a regular slice of bread and came with a salad. The roast beef sandwich on baguette was the tiniest sandwich I've seen at a cafe. For almost $15 we thought it would be a much bigger sandwich. The sizing of it would have been more appropriately advertised as a kids meal. We thought the meal was very much overpriced for the portion sizes we got.

We are in love with this cafe, the keywords are heavenly, chocolate, and coffee!…read more As we walked in, we were immediately immersed in the gentle fragrant of coffee and pastries Visually, we saw all the varieties of pastries, as well as artsy decorations, signs, and furnitures put together us somewhere in Paris We were there only for coffee/tea and desserts this time, everything was excellent. - Hazelnut chocolate mousse - Mocha, creamy earl gray There was gentle European music in the background Service from the counter staff and waitress were friendly, courteous, and attentive Washrooms: 2 unisex, clean, 4/5 Tip: we noticed someone posted afternoon tea and we inquired, the manager said they are available on demand but reservations required so they can prepare ahead

Got the French Benedict and the Hash. Food was OK, but service was very quick and friendly! Nice…read morestop for a quick breakfast

Went to Eggsmart over Labour Day weekend and did dine-in…read more Ordered the Santorini Scrambler! It was really tasty, and the right balance of all the ingredients! Got two pieces of toast with strawberry jam and their signature home fries included. The ambiance was nice and the service was quick and friendly!

Cute little spot for breakfast! The food was yummy and the ambiance very cozy and chill. I had the…read moreBest Egg Sandwich which lived up to its name! The ingredients were simple but fresh and tasty. You also get to choose from several kinds of bread which I think is from Cobs. The avocado toast was less special but still solid. They have an extensive menu with smoothies and coffees and also a little shopping area to the side.

A weekend at Blue Mountain/Collingwood made me try a healthy place since there aren't many up…read moreNorth. The cute place has a front patio to sit at but it was too chilly for us. Inside, one may order food and buy some knick knacks that are bohemian chic. There is also a clean washroom for one to use. I ordered a super bowl which was $17. The size was great, but I felt it lack some flavour and half the bowl was filled with quinoa. Not a big fan of it, I would have liked less quinoa. My partner had a veggie burger and he liked it. There was a spice kick to it. He wished it came with a side instead of paying additional for it. The following morning we returned to try their açai bowl for breakfast and it was delicious!! Frozen blueberries were provided instead of fresh berries. They could have used seasonal fruits. The crisp coconut pieces added a crunch to each bite. This dish, I would order again. They have a reward system if you sign up. Overall, a nice healthy place to stop by while one is up North enjoying some sports or a little get-away.

I just randomly stopped by and I had a nice experience with my husbands Food is very tasty. Nice…read moreservice. The ambiance is ok to me.

This little place is a great addition to the town of Collingwood. Lots of fresh and healthy options…read moreand portions are great for sharing. The vegetable soup was delicious, with generous chunks of veggies instead of the usual tiny pieces floating in a sea of tomato broth. The chickpeas and sweet potatoes really pumped up the volume in a good way...definitely not your average vegetable soup. I noticed they have their soups for sale in their to-go cooler, and if I was local I would have definitely bought some. The Smoked Trout Salad was equally delicious, with fresh greens and a great combo of goat cheese and avocado topped with a piece of fish. The lemon vinaigrette complimented the flavours perfectly. This salad is a nice size if you want something filling, but still light and healthy. The cafe itself has a casual and comfortable vibe, the service was attentive, and lots of items available to go, as well as fresh bakery items at the counter. I ended up buying a container of granola to take home, and it is absolutely delicious with fruit and yogurt!! I would definitely stop by again next time I am in Collingwood.

The baby back ribs lived up to their reputation But was I…read morewas even more impressed by was the brisket- truly outstanding There's guys truly live up to their promise of taking BBQ to a whole new level The owner takes the time to visit each table I was very pleased to learn from him that The Smoke survived for more than 800 days with just take-out... I for one am real glad that they made it through and are now open once again for dine in Great rustic ambience and charm that truly complements the food and hospitality PS: I wish they decide to serve their corn bread in smaller portions

Aug 28th. Ordered the sampler with ribs, pulled rock and brisket, fries and coleslaw sides and an…read moreorder of burnt ends. Ribs - salty and a little tough. Not fall off the bone as they were the year before. Pulled pork - not good at all. Had a vinegar flavour and really disappointed. Brisket - incredible and to die for. Al least one dish was great. Fries and slaw were very good. Burnt ends - for $17 you got 5 pieces swimming in a sea of sauce. 1/2 were flavorful and 1/2 so rock hard and impossible to chew. Overall this is the worst experience we have had with this take out. We get takeout every year once or twice each time we are up in the blue mountain. May need to try a chain like Montana's next time as we were so disappointed this time.

Wanted to come for dinner, but only had time for breakfast. Had diner feels and the breakfast items…read moredefinitely matches the vibes. More unique items for lunch and breakfast. Toast Sausage and egg - Big breakfast for a decent price. Pretty standard. French toast - Bread came soggy and heavy, expecting light and crispy. A bit disappointing, would not recommend. Heard good things about their chicken parm. Breakfast did not do it justice, will have to come back and try again.

This establishment is high rated very highly, so we were expecting a great meal. It was good, but…read morenothing really wowed us. We made it in time for the happy hour specials, so treated ourselves to some coconut shrimp and a cocktail. The cocktail was not well balanced and overly sour. Our server confessed that they didn't even know that cocktail existed on the menu. The coconut shrimp was good, and worth it at half price. They are known for their paella, and with the restaurant name "the iron skillet" I expected it to be made in the traditional way. Unfortunately, our paella came in a regular dish, and didn't have the right flavours. It was more like a tomato rice with some seafood thrown in. Not bad, but not what I was looking for.

Okkkkie dokie Came…read morehere for a family reunion invitation. My elders suggested the place. Mind was thinking hmmm will it be a good place? Drove up with the family to join the shin dig. The place is nestled along the coast associated with a marina. The complex the restaurant is housed in reminds me of an assisted living vibe that was repurposed as a family resort. Kinda like if you added some water slides and pools to the side of an ol folks home. We walk in, wife and kids begin chirping about how the restaurant looks ok but is giving off some retirement home, but! The patrons are mostly family. We are seated at the back of a nice room , however our back wall adorns a large lcd screen emblazoned with a digital beach scene. My back is to it, so it doesn't bother me too much. Now that ive set your expectations to "questonable"we get to the food. Wife and i not expecting much. We go with the recommendation from my parents to try the tomahawk steak- for four people, kids ordered salmon rice veges, and spaghetti dish, The tomahawk takes about 45 mins to prepare. Comes w a Cesar salad, and we also ordered a calamari appetizer. The house bread is soft warm and fresh. W a sid eof roasted red pepper butter. 5/5 Calamari has light batter w. A nice sauce chipotle mild? Very yum- 5/5 Ceasar salad on point w the right composition of dressing, and fresh greens! 5/5 Kids: My sons who are picky 1. Salmon rice broccolini dish- completely gobbled up. 5/5 2. Spaghetti w carbonara sauce. 3/5. He said it was ok. Maybe too heavy on the cheese. Tomahawk - came out cruise missile style and landed into my top steaks crater. This thing was pre cut, on a meat board , w delicious gravy in a gravy pot, side of perfect mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables? Maybe some were also grilled . The meat was perfectly done a medium- light red , tender, touch of blood. Made to order. Meat was all eaten , as were the veges and the mash 6/5! Considering my expectations were low when i was judging this place on its looks. Also tried a side of the mushrooms- well cooked w good aroma 5/5 Desert was a chocolate lava cake - light cake part and rich chocolate lava part-4/5 Needless to say. Exceeded expectations. Everyone enjoyed their meal. Fresh food for what we ordered. Hidden gem at this seafood restaurant was the tomahawk steak- MVP!. Give this place a try!!! Service was good 4/5

Chose the restaurant for a holiday party for the team for 12 people. The reservation experience was…read moregreat with good menu choices and good communication from the restaurant. We had a private dining area with Alex as our server . He made sure all our needs were met, provided exceptional service and was attentive at all times . Everyone in the group enjoyed the evening with delicious food, tasty appetizers, great wine and delectable desserts. The restaurant is beauty, great view of the bay, an oyster bar and an inviting atmosphere. All dishes including Chicken, Salmon and prime rib were delicious as the Main course and the chocolate mousse and crème brûlée were decadent.

One of the few breakfast spots in Blue Mountain so you can always expect a crowd and long wait…read moretimes! Honestly I don't find the service to be the greatest here, as some of the servers can be quite rude and you feel rushed even though it took so long for your food to come out. Sunset Grill has definitely fallen in terms of the quality of food they put out. I always find the eggs to be really undercooked and the home fries to also be undercooked. I wish there were better options to go to for breakfast while staying at Blue Mountain. 5/10 recommend!

I went here for breakfast. The food was great. The orange juice tasted fresh. The service was very…read morehelpful kind and sweet. While the food was just flat out cooked well, tasty and felt very fresh.

My ate here a couple of times with my partner as we were staying in the hotel. It's an okay hotel…read morerestaurant with nice service. The restaurant itself tries to be more fine dining than casual. The pork chop was really good, but the calamari was not appetizing at all. It looked like the manager was going around to all of the tables to see how their meals were both times we ate here. And both times we ate here the manager never came to see us. I wouldn't travel to come here, but if I was in the hotel I'd probably eat here.

The Menories restaurant is located at the Living Stone (formerly Cranberry). When you check in,…read morethey may provide you with a $5.00 off coupon towards their breakfast buffet. For about $15.00 per person, including coffee, you actually get a pretty good deal. You have all the regular fair one would expect, such as meats, muffins and cereals, you also get access to an omelette station. The omelettes are made to order, so be prepared to be a bit patient, but they are fairly good and have a good choice of options. The service was great and quite attentive. For about $50 for the three of us including tip, you get a decent brunch and a great view of the gardens! When your up in that area, Memories would definately be worth a try. Next time, I would likely check out their dinner options-Zuk