First time visiting The Windmill Restaurant. The service was outstanding and very welcoming. I got…read morethe hot roast beef with beef barley vegetable soup and fries. The beef barley soup had an incredible flavor and plenty of vegetables and barley - Yummy. I'm not someone to rave about fried, but these are the best I've had. Perfectly cooked and crispy. Wow - the roast beef on top of two slices of bread topped with brown gravy is delicious and tender. If you are looking for a place with a special home cooking feel, this is the place. Outstanding for an out of towner from Texas.

Staff are what make it here at the Windmill serving breakfast and lunch until 3 pm staff provide…read moregreat service and unlimited cups of coffee. Good breakfast selection and the owner is always present working with his staff. Been coming here for well over 20 years. restaurant is clean but small with limited seating but it's the service and staff that keep me coming back. Washrooms are stocked and clean.

Really enjoyed the food. The menu is not too overbearing and has just the right amount of choice…read more(although no turkey or beef sausage/bacon options). The food is really good however, both in presentation and taste. Service wise, the staff was very friendly and polite, although there was a 20 ish minute wait for a seat for 2 and another 25 minute wait to get the food. Granted we did go on a Sunday at 11 am so it was probably the busiest time of the week and the kitchen is perhaps on the smaller side. The ambiance itself is pretty homey, street parking isn't too hard to find. They sell some near merch and also source bread locally from a bakery nearby. Their patio was closed in the winter but definitely seems like a great spot in the summer. Overall, I enjoyed the place. The lack of non pork protein options keeps me away, but should that change, I'd like to revisit the patio in the summer. Should the protein options expand and wait times be reduced on my next visit, I'll be sure to update my review!

We stopped in for dinner and got a great spot by the window. I had the garlic pasta dish and my…read morehusband had the 4 oz burger and we shared a large Caesar salad. We loved the salad and scarfed it down - super crisp, awesome textures, tangy yum. I love their pasta so much and it's fun to see how they prepare and serve it. The shrimp were super small which made eating the dish easier. The flavors were delicious and I was left with lots of extra sauce. I should have asked for a side of bread to soak it up. I had a delicious highball with root beer and fernet. Service was excellent as usual. Love the vibes and tunes. The patio is gorgeous as well. Looking forward to more. Bonus points for serving the surrounding neighborhood - very convenient, needed, reliably fresh and delicious.

DANG!!! This was recommended to my by a friend and it did NOT disappoint. The food portions and…read morequality are unsurpassed, the service was extremely friendly and helpful and the ambiance seemed very family oriented. I had the full rack of BBQ ribs with fries I barely finished it. Will definitely be going back, maybe for breakfast this time. Highly recommended.

It's in a really weird location, but always busy. They have big portions and the breakfast food is…read moretasty there. It's a great brunch spot (and I love their breakfast potatoes!)

Pretty good Wimpys Diner. Great for All Day breakfast…read more Staff are always friendly and there are plenty of seats to choose from inside. Everything has always tasted great and I've never had an issue with the food.

This location is just newly opened but for me Wimpy's brings back some good memories of the days…read morewhen I'd go to Wimpy's twice in the same day for their huge burgers. This was a very long time ago in another city. Their burgers these days come in 2 sizes which are a 6 or 10 oz size. For the metric people a 6 ounce is still larger than a quarter pound (4 oz) and a 10 ounce is basically more than half a pound (8 oz). Sorry metric people I can't give it to you in actual grams. While the food doesn't look like the photos in menu when you get it (what ever does?), Wimpy's still has a large menu of choices with better than decent food and good sized portions. It's been years since I've been to a Wimpy's so being back was as nostalgic as the decor. Sure I'm not as old to know such thing as 5 cent Coca Cola's and things like that but Wimpy's does feel like a 50's style diner that you see in the movies and such. Old style table tops, and bright colors, chrome accents and other touches inside are the entire ambiance of this place. I had went with the Tex Mex burger, 10 oz version and added fries as my side. For those that have not experienced Wimpy's before know that the 10 oz burgers are long, oblong in shape and basically overlap the bread by about a 2 to 1 ratio. What that means is yes, you could fold it in half and create a double burger because the patty is that large. The Tex Mex includes chipotle sauce, cheese, bacon, banana peppers and it's big so I ended up cutting it in half to be able to eat it without the thing sliding all over the place. Sauce and those toppings would do that you know. The fries are of a nice thickness also they're fresh, hot and steaming. That's exactly how I like my fries. The service was extremely friendly and fast. We were asked by 2 different individuals if everything was OK and it was better than OK. While the food is not really exceptional such as gourmet or out of this world special, it's certainly not dull or completely an everyday generic experience overall. The nostalgic ambiance, charm and friendly staff bring this place up to a 4* easily because to me, Wimpy's is not just your 3* "just OK" kind of place. It's nice to be back even though it's been well over a decade since my last visit to any Wimpy's.

Had not encountered the manager before but had a downright abusive encounter with him this time…read morewhen we were in. It was obvious that he has no regard for customers and also is abusive to his staff. I will never go back and have been telling others to steer clear as well.

Always consistent, and, a well priced breakfast…read more This is a diner - so not to surprise anyone. But honestly, it's nice to come to this place on a weekend morning. They're always quick to refill your coffee. And the telltale sign this place is good: lots of 'old boys'. When old people like a place you know it's good food for good value. LOL See you again Harvest Table :)

I was looking for a place that served all day breakfast and stumbled across this Daytime Grill…read morerestaurant. It's nestled in a plaza right beside a Starbucks. We arrived and the place was totally empty. Deserted is the best way to describe it. We were directed to sit anywhere we liked and were given a handful of menus. The reason I say "a handful of menus" is that it seems this restaurant serves the usual fair of western breakfast and also serves Chinese food. So there are various menus to choose from. So now I'm a bit worried. Sometimes when places try to cover all of the bases by having a huge menu their food can be mediocre. Anyways. Nice older Asian lady takes our order. She goes back into the kitchen and cooks up our food and returns lickety-split! Everything was delicious. Coffee was fresh and always topped up. My eggs, bacon, and sausages were great, and my companions French Toast was also very good. TLDR/Long story short: If you want some yummy breakfast come here! I definitely will! 10/10 would noms again

This is our go-to place for breakfast and Chinese food. It's like having two restaurants in one -…read moremore breakfast places should do something like this for when their space sits empty after 3. First, breakfast. I would recommend the exactly meat lover's mix (with lots of different meats and some vegetables mixed into eggs), the standard bacon and eggs, or the banana bread french toast. They also have sandwiches, burgers, and more. The prices aren't bargain level, but aren't out of line with other places. I find their portions better than some restaurants in the area and, unlike the chains, a piece of bacon is a normal-sized piece of bacon. Plus, many breakfast places say they close at 3 but won't let you order after 2. This place isn't rushing you out the door. That said, if it's getting later in the afternoon, it can be challenging to know when their breakfast cook is still available. But, worst case, order Chinese! Speaking of which, they have a good selection of the usual Chinese fare plus an authentic menu for when you're eating in (mmm beef hot pot). I find their food more flavorful than the big takeout and buffet chain, with a hint of garlic (I think) in the chow mein. Everything noodle-based is good, with generous portions. It's not my favorite egg roll flavor but I also have trouble finding one like my favorite. The prices aren't Chinatown level, but seem in line with the big chain and other non-Chinese restaurants in the area. Two items feed two of us well (maybe too well) with potential leftovers. For ambience, the restaurant is more diner-like than fancy-shmancy. Sometimes it's too hot or cold, and if they haven't turned the fan on, smoky, plus sitting near the door might invite drafts. You might get your food super-quick if there are few customers, but sometimes it can get busy when the owner is there working alone and you might have to wait a few extra minutes for help.They're generally doing their best. It looks like the hours on the listing are outdated. They're usually closed Mondays (except sometimes on holidays), open until 8, and you should be safe for breakfast until at 3 on weekends - sometimes you're running late and get lucky. Overall. I'd recommend this restaurant for breakfast and dinner. We keep coming back and bring others there too.

We were headed to Machu Picchu and discovered that they took over this diner and kept the menu…read morewhile adding their own. We ordered from both menus. From the diner menu I had the smoked meat cabbage soup which was so yummy. It seemed like a homemade family recipe filled with veg and meat. My friend had the pork sandwich which she absolutely loved. See my review on Machu Picchu menu items on their Yelp page. (Spoilers: it was excellent) It was very sweet to be in the old diner. It's immaculately clean despite the construction on the other side. The construction looks to be about 90% complete. The service was quite attentive. All the good came out quickly and was clearly prepared to order.

Great greasy spoon classics, friendly service, and awesome 50s and 60s music…read more We ordered the all day breakfast with scrambled eggs and cheddar, rye bread. The all day came with scrumptious home fried taters and fresh orange slices. We also ordered the Montreal Smoked Meat sandwich (which was piled high with nicely seasoned smoked meat). Huge. Delicious. And a side of poutine, which was a full size, made with Quebec cheese curds, and thick, beefy gravy. Food and quantity 10/10. 50s ambiance 10/10.

The portions are HUGE, and the food is fabulous, including wonderful homemade soups!…read more BONUS: They also have a senior's & children's section on their very big menu!!!

Amazing classic diner Everything from breakfast to dinner…read more Local gem. Wont be disappointed

Went there for Lunch with a friend as we were around and decided to give it a try I got the peameal…read morebacon and cheese kaiser which they completely agreed to change the peameal bacon as ham for me since I'm quite a picky eater and sandwich was delicious also got an iced tea with that and French fries .Tea was good but wasn't much fan of their fries and sadly enough when dessert time arrived they were outta Lemon meringue pie which I'm sure would've been delicious . Otherwise little cozy diner with small menu which is even better than a place with 12000 things on the menu so at least you know it's gonna be great quality ;)

It should be re-named The Big Flop restaurant!…read more I had a breakfast special, & it was the worst eggs & bacon I've ever eaten!