We went to this cafe for the first time on Thanksgiving weekend. There is no drink menu and the…read morefood menu is vague. We ordered the eggs Benny which came on a waffle. If we had known it was coming on a waffle we would have asked for an alternative. The service was slow and there was no salt or pepper on every table. However, the food and drinks were great! Especially the lavender lemonade. Everything is prepared in house. Also, the staff are very friendly.

Went for lunch last week. Great food well prepared. Like a good bistro. Not too fancy but fair…read moreprices and good service, and being at the lake doesn't hurt either!

If I could give this place more than five stars, I absolutely would. I'm a huge foodie from…read moreHouston, Texas, and I was genuinely blown away by everything we tried. The atmosphere was incredible, the service was outstanding, and happy hour was 100% worth it. We ordered the spicy garlic edamame, shrimp dumplings, pork tacos, pierogis, and the spicy chicken sandwich with yam fries and onion rings. Every single dish was packed with flavor and exceeded our expectations. I normally don't like coleslaw, but even that was fantastic. It complemented the spicy chicken sandwich perfectly and tied all the flavors together. A special shoutout to our server, Matt, who was working behind the bar. His recommendations were spot-on, and he was friendly, attentive, and made the entire experience even better. Needless to say, whenever possible, this will be one of my first choices. I couldn't recommend it more.

The food shrimp dumplings had a little kick of spicy seasoning was on point. It was really…read moredelicious I had a 5oz steak and fries was amazing the sauce was great and so is the service

Went to Pita Nutso (which is in the same place as Terry's) for lunch with my family. The server and…read morecook was the same person. He was good. Ambience was okay, I wanted something like a diner, but it was neither a diner nor a restaurant. The food felt like out of a can, tasted really bad. Nothing seemed fresh; from Alfredo sauce to humus to tofu, mushroom soup, chicken sandwich. Chicken and tofu felt rubbery, mushrooms soup was straight out of a can. Everything we ate felt like it was processed food. We really liked the mango and guava juice. I paid $106 including tips for 2 adults and 2 children under 8. I would not go back.

This restaurant is known for their breakfast menu but they also have an amazing afternoon & evening…read moredining experience. We went to Terry's one late Wednesday afternoon for wings for only $4.99/pound. They offered a good selection of breaded (only) wet & dry flavors. We chose Caesar Parmesan, Honey Garlic, Hotty-Yaki and Salt & Pepper. The S&P was light on spices and needed more,, the CP was very saucy and the other two were delicious. The atmosphere was laid back and quiet for that time as the restaurant was not very busy. The service, I.e. Henry, was very attentive. The four servings of wings came out to ~$20, what a deal!!! I strongly recommend this restaurant for afternoon and evening dining. It's a real bargain with delicious options on the menu.

This hip and humming corner coffee place serves good coffee and serves a variety of brunch and…read moresweets. Nicely decorated warehouse with a fantastic gift shop. Service is good and you'll have to be faster to snag a table at this very popular spot.

Such a delicious breakfast!! Got the two breakfast sandwiches (tomato and bacon) - both were…read moredelicious, and the GF bread on the tomato was legitimately good. And the vibe of the space was wonderful- friendly staff, friendly patrons (with their friendly and well behaved dogs). Highly recommended!

Popped in for a quick lunch bite while waiting for friends to return and pick us up on the way out…read moreof town. Inside offered counter-style ordering while outside appeared to have table service. Cute spot with a mom-n-pop deli feel to it. All of the food appeared to be scratch made upon ordering. Wife and I shared two sandwiches...their Bench Club and also a chicken panini. The club featured sliced turkey, crisp bacon, Canadian smoked cheddar, avocado, lettuce and tomato on grilled multi-grain bread. The panini was pressed and grilled, served with chicken breast, basil pesto mayo, melted cheese and a house-made apple chutney on ciabatta bread. Both were hearty, filling and delicious. Timing was right, service prompt and a solid meal before our next car adventure.

Stopped in Penticton BC and found a hidden gem for brunch!…read more Indoor and outdoor seating. We enjoyed the smoked salmon eggs benny and coffee. It was made to order. Delicious There is free parking on the street in front of the cafe.

Food was delicious! Arrived fast and hot. Ordered a milkshake that was like runny cream. It was…read moretaken off the bill though.

I ordered the "blueberry bundle" with "Skip". The hamburger was awful. The patty had been cooked…read moreand sitting under a warm light and maybe a tablespoon of sauce thrown on one corner. Definitely not the "legendary " I grew up with

The Prague has changed hands & is now called Roadz End. We were there today and had a fantastic…read moreexperience! The food is wonderful and the coffee is even better! Definitely worth experiencing!

Some of the best cake and coffee I've ever had. I haven't been to the city of Prague, but if this…read morecafe is any representative of it, I can't wait to go. The ambience is really pretty with the view of the beach. It's family owned and the service is fantastic. Would recommend 100%.

Crepes were lukewarm and rubbery. It was obvious they were at least 2 days old. The chocolate…read moremousse was basically Betty Crocker icing mixed with some cream....there was absolutely no air in the mousse. At best it was a low quality ganache. The crème brûlée was nothing more than scrambled eggs with a thin attempt at ar brûléed sugar topping. When we mentioned to the server that the egg custard was scrambled we were told "that's the way we do it and everyone likes it". We've been to Paris many times and have had many crème brûlées so we know what the texture should be. Perhaps the local clientele believe this food is French but it was a huge disappointment. Will definitely not return.

OMG!!! Best crepes!!! The service was immaculate! The best Vietnamese coffee I've had!!! Every time…read moreI come to Penticton, this is where I always go! It is super dog friendly (have doggy crepes and bring your dog water). If I could leave a 20/10 I would. Amazing! I HIGHLY recommend!!!

You're out and about in the far reaches of Penticton for one reason or another. Maybe you're…read morepassing through this by-station of a place because you're on your way through the Rockies to AB or coming back. Whatever the reason, we all stop for urgent body functions - whether it be for intake or outtake (so to speak). Breakfast is the cornerstone of getting you started off on the right path of regularity. I still don't understand why Chicken and Pigs are the breakfast foods and not Cows but who's to argue about good bacon? Surely not me. I'm a bit of a bougie breakfast guy - you know, eggs delicately poached and placed ever so carefully on some form of flat starch, served with a sauce that better not be broken or I might go nuke on you. AND sometimes I'm that guy that wants a good chicken and waffle. And then if I'm having one of those days, I just want a good ol' American brekkie... You know the ones. If you're a GenX and older, it's that breakfast we saw on TV that everyone ate. The artery blocking, waist expanding, but who gives a crap 'cause I'm on cholesterol meds Breakfast of Champions. Well, if you're in that mood, you found the right place. Tootsies - I'm leaving the politically correct name crusades to all those "others" as I just came to quell the need for grease - by all extent is the place to get your brekkie on. It's a no-nonsense diner with decor that befits the era where food was served and no one knew what a nutritional guide was. AND it's located in what else, the areas industrial spot, where people can eat a buzzillion calories and burn it off before lunch. Walk in and you get a polite "sit anywhere you want" and we do. Table and booths are available, equally having the slight stickiness that says you are at an old fashioned diner. Ahhhh... My childhood floods back! Food here is simple. Eggs, meat, starchy stuff and coffee. They come in different sizes and if you had your ozempic shot, order away! Eggs were spot on, bacon was salty perfect, and coffee had that unforgetable taste of a carafe with brown slick of coffees past - ahhhhh... Good old days! It's not destination dining but if you happen to be out and about and don't know where to break your fast? Think Tootsies - no matter what you might think of the name. Cheers.

Good service! Restaurant was very busy! Good food preparation! Burgers and fries were good! We…read morewill be back!