Came here for dinner in Barrie. Great atmosphere. Lots of decor around the restaurant, with…read morescattered Ferrari memorabilia (F1 fans!). Ordered the Ragu (25) which was fantastic. Great portions, sauce had a very nice taste with just the right amount of meat as well. Their menu is pretty extensive with lots of pizzas, pastas mains, appetizers so plenty to choose from and I'd be happy to come back and try more! Service was pretty good.

A delicious small Italian restaurant in downtown Barrie that serves phenomenal food. As someone of…read moreItalian heritage, I'm picky about my Italian food (especially pasta) and chef Will and team so an amazing job. The food is not over complicated, served with fresh, high quality ingredients. Their menu changes regularly and I've never tried anything that I haven't loved. I also love how community minded they are, partnering with other local entrepreneurs to run events (including virtual ones during COVID shut downs).

Terrific food and incredible service! First time to Barrie and we travel a lot, we have eaten at so…read moremany Italian restaurants across the country and this one is at the top of the list. The service and hospitality is awesome! The food is creative, fresh and flavorful. The owners are on site and I believe that makes a big difference when the owners are hands on. Do not miss the pistachio tiramisu as it is made in house by the owner and the absolute best...do yourself a favor and make this restaurant a must visit.

Since the new owners have come into play the food has gone down! Had a charcuterie board and there…read morewas just the fat from the prosciutto- not the actual meat! This use to be such a great restaurant however it is slipping and I hope the new owners catch it before it falls completely off the radar. I would suggest their cocktails and a small dish.

I'm spending the night in Barrie. I didn't feel like going far for supper this evening. There's…read morenot a lot of choice for restaurants where I'm staying. Scarpacci Ristorante is nearby so I went there. When I got there at 6pm, there was just just me and another fella. Here's the view from my table in the corner. There isn't a lot of choice on the menu. I orderd the whole wheat penne with Italian sausage in a tomato basil sauce. It arrived in about five minutes. Hmmm ... that should have been my first clue. I despise parm cheese. Usually with pasta, you are asked if you want some. This came with it already on top so I scraped it off as best I could. The sauce was okay. The pasta was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay overcooked to the point of being mushy ... not enjoyable at all. The sausage was good and garlic bread was okay. Needless to say, I didn't eat it all. Tim, the server, was very attentive and made sure I was well taken care of. I didn't have the heart to complain to him. I should have ordered in pizza.

I decided NOT to eat hear before reading any reviews. We came into town with our kids for one…read morenight. My wife was in the car with our sleeping 2 year old. I checked into the hotel and decided to check out the Italian restaurant for dinner later. When I walked in and asked for a menu, the man told me that I would find one in my room. When I asked if he kept any in the restaurant, he hesitantly pulled one out at the bar. Then I asked if I could show it to my wife in the car he said "NO! TOO MANY MENUS DISAPPEARING FROM HERE! YOU KNOW THE HOTEL DOES NOW THIS RESTAURANT. I was a little surprised at his response... Then he goes on to say these menus are 50 dollars, use the one in the room! This guy turned me off so much, I'm glad the keg was down the street. What a poisoned environment.

My favourite local spot on Main Street to hangout. This gem is truly one of a kind - I love the…read moreself serve wine concept. It gives you the opportunity to be introduced to new, different wines. They have happy hour menu during the week - their charcuterie boards are phenomenal. I'll try their sandwiches next! Owners are welcoming and friendly.

Not so much a wine bar as basecamp for a journey…read more The highlight of this hidden gem is its unique self-serve system, where you can try a variety of wines by the glass, portion or sip. This allows you to experiment and discover new favourites without committing to a full bottle. You may not like everything you try, but it's always INTERESTING. The selection of wines at Wine on Main is always rotating and expertly curated, offering a range of styles and regions that wonderfully move you out of your comfort zone. The owners, a knowledgeable and curious couple, are passionate about exploring different wines and sharing their discoveries with their guests. Their passion is contagious and you can't help but be swept up in their excitement. The best shop of it's kind in York Region.

Their pastas are to die for! Even their calamari is seriously epic! I recommend Scadda because of…read morethe waitstaff. The bottled foods in jars are nice ambiance, by the way!

Service was fantastico!…read more Music was meh Food was great A good time was had by 2 of 3 I need 85 characters...so I continue on here saying little to nothing

Our first visit to thr Wildfire Steakhouse was memorable. We made a reservation for 7 pm but we got…read moreseated earlier. For dinner time they dim the lights to provide a cozy and romantic setting. Our server Jamie was very friendly and patient. She brought us waters right away while we looked at the menu. We ordered 2 Amsterdam blonde lagers to with our dinner. They served the beers in chioled mugs. The beer was smooth and refreshing. My wife ordered the Lamb rack and I ordered the 12 oz ribeye with peppercorn sauce from the Fall prix fixe menu $69 for 3 courses. There's a choice of appetizer and dessert. I got the Dicarlo Italian meatballs and Chocolate black out cake. The Italian meatball dish was served with garlic bread and basil tomato sauce. The garlic bread can be dipped in the tomato sauce. The mains were outstanding. The lamb rack was cooked perfectly and just the right amount of seasoning. The honey roasted potatoes and vegetables were a great compliment to the dish. The 12 oz ribeye was grilled to perfect medium rare and topped with peppercorn sauce. The garlic mashed potatoes and grilled vegetables. The chocolate black out cake was a nice way to celebrate my wife's birthday. The cake was rich and Overall the food was great and service was exceptional. The staff came by to take a photo for our special occasion. If you are in the Oshawa area I recommend this steakhouse.

Called to make a reservation for 10 people, I was told by the manager they could not do a table of…read more10 because it was too big, too many people and they might not have enough servers on the night we want to come in, yes, believe it or not I was told this. I hung up the phone and called the KEG right away and made reservations. Our party of 10 had a great time at the KEG, service was great and the food was beyond delicious. The bill came to around $700 dollars. Wildfire missed out on a $700 sale, maybe you should run your business a bit more professional. I don't even want to give you a one star, but the KEG gets a 5 star.

I was expecting super high end ambiance and clientele but the people in front of us had snow pants…read moreon and others were in jeans. I guess I would like to occasionally go out and dress up to pay $48 for an entree, but I guess this is what you get in Barrie. The food was pretty good, nice presentation. I had the braised short rib which basically was a lump of good pot roast with no bone. The scallops and risotto were also good. Expresso martini was a little watery. Server was a little disinterested. Overall I would say go because most of my party enjoyed it, I was just expecting more of a wow factor.

Ambiance and waitress were great but the food (scallop risotto and lamb chops) were just ok. We…read moreexpected more for such a high price point.

Our lady server was very kind and lovely. She was patient and serene in how she attended to us. She…read morewas also amiable to chat with at the end as we were getting ready to leave. Keeping in mind that the place is called Sushi and Tree, it was a cool detail to know that she was actually Korean (not Japanese). For a restaurant named Sushi and Tree, it was nice that they still have ramen available on their menu. While there are only just a couple of ramen dishes in the menu, the RS6 Spicy Katsu Cheese Ramen ($23) we sampled was special. The cheese slice that came with the ramen slowly melted and mixed into the broth, producing a rich, creamy soup. The generous portions of katsu that were part of the dish were also perfectly fried and complemented the rest of the dish nicely. Our group that came in all ordered the Spicy Katsu Cheese Ramen, and it did take a while for the order to be ready. Our hostess did mention that detail early and politely informed us about it. It was a welcome surprise that she gave us some spring rolls on the house for our wait. This restaurant is a good recommendation for the cheese ramen and the exceptional service. It was just a little unfortunate that the available indoor seating was not too many. As we were dining, several customers came in looking to dine, but had to cancel because there just were not enough table spaces to accommodate all of them.

We ordered the small maki and sushi platter that includes 18 pieces of assorted sushi, a California…read moreroll, a spicy salmon roll and a dynamite roll. They were all very tasty but the dynamite roll was especially delicious and it was massive! They also have lots of great vegetarian options on their menu.