Nice restaurant with a nice patio by the lake (and a road). The food was good and fresh. The…read morewaitresses were busy but still very nice and we didn't have to wait long for our food. Good price.

We enjoyed a lovely dinner with family. The owner is very pleasant. We ordered a club sandwich and…read morefish and chips. Both were excellent.

I loved everything about this quaint diner! The food is to die for! All fresh and REAL ingredients…read more The waiter was so professional and friendly and appeared to enjoy his job! I highly recommend checking this place out! I will be going back!

Love this little restaurant. Home cooked meals and they never let me down. Staff and owner are…read morealways friendly. We ate the halibut, pickerel and blt wrap.

Bad experience. We were on our way to Montreal from Peterborough when we thought to stop into this…read morebeautiful town and take a coffee break. Not sure how to characterize it so I'll just describe the experience. We (two people) wanted to order a a regular coffee, an iced coffee and a bagel with cream cheese. The lady, after listening to the first item, just went back to make it. In the meantime, another lady came and asked if we mind getting another customer ringed up. We were like, sure! In some time, the first lady came back with the iced coffee and asked if that was it. Now, I don't know why a barista would assume an order of just one coffee between two people. I said I'd like a regular coffee as well. And before I could continue to order the bagel with cream cheese, she turned around to pour the regular one. In the meantime, the other lady came again asking us if we'd be okay with another customer ringed up. It was a bit weird (certain customers made to wait while others allowed to skip the line?). We left skipping the bagel order, sensing that perhaps we were not welcome there. Coffee was okay but this was first of its kind of experience for us in Canada. And on "Canada Day", of all the days!

Taking an alternate route to avoid the crazy traffic caused by the Havelock Jamboree, we found…read morethis little gem in the quaint town of Hastings. A great location... great atmosphere...great coffee... great café. I am always excited to try small independent businesses and this place is a perfect example of why.

Stopped in Coburg while driving down the 401. Hit up a couple shops and grabbed lunch here. I had…read morea tasty pepper soup & blue cheeseburger and my wife had a tartine. Good lunch. Friendly staff made us feel welcome.

I have nothing but good things to say bout this cafe. The food is delicious, the portions are great…read moreand the staff are very friendly. The place is very clean, maybe a little dated but that is part of its charm. My BBF and I have been going there for lunch for the last seven years and have never been disappointed.

Not impressed by first visit…read more Went with a group of 9 for lunch. We had a reservation. We were not the only group, but I believe, the largest. One server in the entire restaurant, and he was also the bartender. Too much for only one person to be able to manage. By the time half of us were able to place our drink orders, the other half had already ordered and been served their drinks. Caesars were mostly ice, with very little "Caesar". Two of us were excited to order liver, bacon, and onions as we rarely see it on menus. Plates arrived with liver, (garlic?) mashed potatoes, one piece of broccoli, one piece of cauliflower, and extremely undercooked carrots that neither of us could eat as they were so hard. There was only a very passing acquantance with onions, with only a couple of visible bits of onion in the gravy on my plate. Both plates were delivered with steak knives. My slices were very thin and extremely tough. When you can barely manage to cut through a thin piece of liver with a steak knife, that's a problem. The woman beside me, who had also ordered liver, thoughly enjoyed hers, and said it was tender and delicious. I will agree with "delicious", as I couldn't fault the flavour. Mine, however, was far from being tender. I had to fight to cut through it, even with the steak knife. Everyone else seemed to enjoy their meal. Not sure I would try Railside again if ever in the area.

Our bus group had lunch at Railside on Thursday before a theatre date. After a prior…read moreunsatisfactory experience there my expectations were not high but this lunch was lovely! Salad, entree and dessert were all perfectly prepared and nicely plated. Their small serving crew were all amazing, providing a 3 course lunch to over 100 theatre-bound patrons in under 90 minutes. Giving this restaurant 5 stars... with pleasure!

Amazing food and top notch service! Stopped here with friends on our way up north. The food is…read moregreat and their bread is to die for! Such friendly people both working and eating. Almost everyone there were regulars. I am making this a must stop every time we travel through!

Copper Spoons is an amazing little diner and it will not be Peterborough's best kept secret for…read morelong! This is a dining gem tucked away in an established neighbourhood. The owner/operator, Jessica, has boundless energy and welcomes regulars and new customers as if they were family. Small diners are very much a part of the cultural and culinary fabric of Ontario, and Copper Spoons is a quality example of same. Fast, hot and scrumptious food served with attention to detail; it doesn't get much better!

A very lovely spot in Port Hope. I went during the weekday for dinner and was able to get a table…read morewithout a reservation (though it's highly recommended you make one, especially on the weekend). It's a beautiful, upscale space. There's a couple tables at the front and there's a section at the back as well. I asked the server for recommendations and ended up getting the Ukrainian beef goulash - a staple item. It was beautifully presented, delicious and filling. I would love to come back and try more things on their menu.

Our first experience with Ukrainian food…read more Borscht is very good and not too sour. It's very different from the Hong Kong style Borscht we are used to. The Chicken Kyiv is also very good. Crispy on the outside but very juicy on the inside. We also tried the potato pancakes and apple crepes which are good but would be hotter for us. The place is spacious and staff are very friendly. Families with strollers may need to stay at the main level or in the patio.

What a great, funky spot. Filled with amazing baked goods and an eclectic menu this is one of our…read morefavourites places in Millbrook. Shout out to Jen who manages the place, makes everyone feel welcome and everything runs smoothly.

The service here is abysmal. Everytime I am there it's the…read moresame rude, abrupt service. The food menu is very limited, which is fine, but it's also overpriced imo. I think a lot of this place's issues stem from it being one of the only options in town. It definitely has a "if you don't like it, go somewhere else" vibe.

Really awesome breakfast. This is the best place we have eaten in Canada. Had the eggs Benedict…read moreFlorentine. They give you a large portion, big enough that I shared with my granddaughter. The country potatoes had onions and mushrooms...super tasty. Staff was very friendly with great service.

Personally I didn't stay at the inn but came to check it out because why not. The food was pretty…read moreon par with most diner food and wasn't all that bad. The fries were extremely tasty though. I personally had a sandwich that I forget the name of but it had ham cheese and an omelette in side it. It was delicious and quite filling as well. Everything was super cute and very small town so I would definitely rather come here than a chain. Our food came pretty fast as well and in true small town fashion our waitress was extremely friendly and amazing. After you're done eating you can walk outside where there is a dock connecting to the water. It was a lovely view and I would definitely recommend checking it out after eating.