I really like this place! Super cute and low key pub in the centre of town. Nachos are good. Daily…read morespecials are typically good. Decent beer selection. Prices are good. Love the old style pub atmosphere. Super casual with good service.

This place will not be mistaken as gourmet, but for great drinks and really good pub food, it's a…read moregood choice if you're in Kemptville. I've been there many times, I'm not a drinker so the food is what it's about for me, but the people I go there with are drinkers and it lives up to what a pub is thought of as. I've had the taco salad, excellent, pasta dishes, good, fish and chips, very good, sandwiches, excellent, and most recently their deep fried dill pickle chips with ranch dip. I'd go there for just that last item! I've never had them sliced into chips like they do here before, but they are SO crispy, tasty and have a bit of a 'kick'! Next time I go I'm not sharing a basket, I'm getting my own. The regular waitress Suzanne is a gem. She is attentive, friendly, and prompt. Another reason to go to O'Heaphy's. Anytime we are in the town I grew up in, we definitely stop here.

If it wasn't for our server and the good quality beer, I'd only rate this 1-star…read more 1. Ambience and environment- fair. The patio hangs out over a parking lot. The lake view in the distance makes up for it. Inside, the booth seating and bar stool area is very old-school pub amplified by the brewing tanks that make their presence felt. There's nothing outstanding about the ambience. 2. Beer - great quality. Order the flights if you're not sure. 3. Food and service - my guests ordered the burger with kettle chips. Burger was ok but was more like a slider than a burger. Very skimpy on the chips which consisted of about 10 or so individual chips. There was no option for fries or a side salad. The Brewery salad was excellent but once again, the optional extra chicken consisting of about five thin rings ($7) was very disappointing. 4. Value - Poor value for food. Management should reconsider the prices they charge, especially when there are several other restaurants in Westport that provide much more, and better for equal or lower prices. 5. Service - poor. Our food arrived but we had no cutlery. I had ordered an appetizer which never came. It was followed by a mild apology after I questioned it when the main course was served A good restaurant would have served up a complimentary app to make up for the shortcoming. I won't be going back unless it's just for a pint of their excellent lager and/or dark ale.

Don't stop here if you're in a hurry. It took at least 20…read moreminutes just to get our drinks at a slow time in the afternoon. Beers are average. Didn't have all night to wait for food. So we left after one drink.

Stumbled upon this treasure and couldn't have been more pleased. The servers were fantastic ànd the…read morefood was even better. This is the type of place you want to go back to over and over again.

Had a great experience at this new pub as we passed through town. The sandwich board drew us in -…read morewith a tasty soup of the day and fresh sounding ingredients, we stopped in and I remarked to my friends that this looked very new. We asked, and they've only been open two weeks! It's a lovely English style pub with tin-looking walls and dark furniture - everything is new and tidy. There are booths to sit at, a long bar, and high tables near the window, so there are some nice seating options. We tried the cream of carrot and ginger (soup of the day) and it was outstanding. I tried the sandwich of the day, a roast chicken with caramelized onions on 'mediterranean' bread, which was a simple white bread with some bits of kalamata olives in it, I think. I had an option of fries, salad, or potato salad, and went for the salad, which was a pile of lovely fresh greens with a creamy balsamic on top. Another of us had the chicken leek casserole which was huge and tasty. With some tricky to find imports on tap like Newcastle brown and Old Speckled Hen, we really felt like we'd stumbled into a nice example of a UK pub in Brockville. They have a bunch of premium and imported options for beer on tap plus a reasonable wine list. Worth a stop!

Went twice more and still blown away. Service is always SPECTACULAR, food is always great, and just…read morelike before, the ambiance is gorgeous.

We popped into KBC for an early dinner, and the place was already quite full (on the main level),…read morewhich I took as a good sign. Although many breweries/brewpubs have leaned into the now-cliché industrial look, KBC looks very much like an old school pub. Its walls are covered in the paraphernalia of countless beer companies, and there's plenty of nooks and crannies to sit down with your people and knock back some pints. Going to brewpubs can be a hit-or-miss experience for my non-beer-drinker wife, but KBC's enticing menu has something for everyone. Also, their sausage rolls appetizer was enough to ensure that we were both eager to try out the pub. The sausage rolls are of the bite-sized variety and come with a tomato-chili sauce for dipping. The puff pastry of the rolls was shatteringly-crisp, with some browning on both it and the exposed meat at the ends. I enjoyed the juicy, savoury meat inside and the tomato-chili sauce brought some acidity and heat to the show. Since we still weren't l that hungry, we decided to share just one main, the cottage pie. I always give mental kudos to places that use the proper name for this dish (it's only shepherd's pie if lamb is used) and take it as a sign that they know what they're doing. It's hard to have a *bad* cottage/shepherd's pie, but KBC's stood a bit above the fray with a bit more depth of flavour to its meat seasoning, as well as the smoked cheddar in the potatoes. As always, don't be too eager, as you will burn your mouth. Our server was very chill, but was still attentive and knew his stuff beer- and food-wise. It's easy to see why KBC is such a popular spot, and I'm glad we hit them up on this trip through Kingston!

The Vault was a strong recommendation from various locals. Amy is the owner and she is on top of…read moreeverything and is a very involved owner/manager/former server. She was EXTREMELY attentive and ensured my son's safety with his nut allergies. Moreover, she made great recommendations which in my case resulted in the most amazing shrimp pasta. We went two days in a row! The location is great, the restaurant is classy and very popular with the locals who are greeted with warmth when they enter. ***SUPER STRONG AND ENTHUSIASTIC RECOMMENDATION -- be smart and ask Amy for recommendations, you won't regret it!*** I only wish she would open another Vault in SoCal!!

Great food, lovely interior! Friendly staff. Located in downtown Smiths Falls with free 2 hour…read moreparking out front. Music in background was upbeat and fun!

Great view of the water! Moosehead on tap! Great Yorkshire pudding! Generous servings.read more

Went there for the first time at this location for the Wednesday Pound of Wings special with old…read moreand new friends. To get the special, you have to order at least a coffee as well. No problem but nothing comes with the wings so I selected the pound of mussels [or was it clams?] from the menu. The wings arrived and they were good save that they were only warm and I had to eat them quickly. The seafood came and the first two pieces were at room temperature which is OK. Then I encountered partially frozen to quite frozen ones. I sent them back and declined to wait for properly prepared ones. I ordered the honey garlic sauce to be put on the wings so they were stickey as I expected. As is done at other places there should have been a dish of water and lemon. Just the small packets of moistened tissues and I used 8 of them! There also should have been a pick of some sort to get the clams out of the shell. There was a totally unneeded knife and fork unless one insists on trying to extract the meat from the wing bones. At the 5 pm time of our visit, the place was not busy so, to my mind, there was no reason for the state of the food. The server was excellent.

Came here about 10 minutes before they closed, but the woman was kind enough to take us in and pour…read moreus a couple of beers to try. The set up is great, they have a big beautiful outdoor patio area as well as a couple seats inside. It looks like they probably do a lot of fun events here, sadly we didn't get to find out. She was really friendly and talked to us about the different beers they brew and the styles and flavors to expect. It is cool how each beer and label pays tribute to the land and history around them. I had the Barracks Black and I can't recall the beer my wife got but I think it was an amber ale of sorts. Both were good. I really enjoyed the black and we ended up buying some to take home with us. It was really nice that the staff let us hang out for a bit and enjoy the beer even though it was after closing.

We were greeted at the door by a friendly clerk, who, with her colleague, gave us a boatload of…read moreinformation about the brewery, and local events; apparently, this brewery hosts live music on Fridays during the summer. During inclement weather, the music moved to a local restaurant that's close by. This micro-brewery shares space with the King's Lock Distillery (reviewed separately). They offered us three different beers they are currently offering - we took a few of each home to try out and chillax with. This was a lot of fun! Worthy of future visits!!

Great place in Perth!…read more Pub and Pizza joint. Good place to watch a hockey game. Food is good.

I'm sad and disappointed to say, that after performing with a 7 piece band here on Aug. 19th this…read moreyear, when it was time for the owner of this establishment to pay, he decided to give us about half of what was agreed upon even though we shook hands on the deal weeks ago. I write this as a warning to other musicians playing there to get everything in writing before performing. As for dining here, I have to say it's hit & miss. We have had OK meals at times but also have experienced on many occasions, unclean glasses as well as suffering through an annoying abundance of flies in the restaurant. The staff does their best to be sure, but I'd say inconsistency is the word to best describe our experiences here.

Stopped by Woodboat Brewery and had an awesome meal. The jalapeño poppers were a standout --…read moreperfectly crispy on the outside with a great balance of heat and creamy filling. Definitely a must-order appetizer. The pizza was just as good. Fresh ingredients, great flavor, and a perfectly cooked crust that had the right mix of crisp and chew. Everything paired great with the brewery atmosphere. Good food, good drinks, and a relaxed place to hang out. Woodboat Brewery is definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

This was in the top 2 of my favorite breweries on a recent 10 state 42 brewery road trip. This is…read morea really small town on the St. Lawrence River in Northern New York. You can see Canada across the river. I had the French onion soup and it was excellent. Nice variety of beer and the beer was excellent. Super friendly staff. When the weather is nice to have some patio seating as well. It looked like mostly street parking.

Beautiful venue outside of Maberly. The winery and restaurant are a family owned business…read more Restaurant upstairs and wine tasting room on the ground level. It was quite busy at lunch on a Friday. The food was very good and the service was fantastic. A delightful "find" in a very unexpected location. Not too many upscale dining establishments around. Definitely worth a visit!

A 5 star venue with 3 star food. We'd heard good things…read moreand read high reviews on other sites about River House so we were excited to try it. The facility is gorgeous! Pretty gardens and walking paths make it a very nice location for a meal or special occasion. Games provided should you stop by the tasting room to have a drink and relax. Dinner is served by reservation only Friday-Sunday. We arrived a bit early but were seated right away. Our server Matt was attentive and took care to make sure we got what we needed. They are a wedding venue and the menu is limited to 4 main course selections (chicken, beef, salmon or vegetarian). We had some appetizers, the chicken, salmon and short ribs. All were cooked nicely and the portions were large. We all wanted more seasoning, the food was bland and unimaginative despite the menu descriptions that suggested otherwise. We went expecting a fine dining experience and the flavors simply weren't there. I'd be remiss not to mention the wine. The Pinot Noir was young but decent for an east coast red. They offer a decent selection of red and white wines and also serve wine slushes that seemed to be quite popular. All in all it was a pleasant experience.