Located on a quiet strip in Sauble, this is such a cute little restaurant attached to the June…read moreHotel. As it was the beginning of October, there was very little people so ample parking available. To the side of the building, the cobble steps takes you to a really cute patio with umbrellas and picnic tables - very instagrammable. The three course meal - Roasted corn soup 5/5 The corn was sweet, broth was flavorful Brisket with beans and sauce 3/5 Brisket was tender. The sauce was a little on the saltier side, but very pretty plating Peaches and cream 3/5 The cream was delicious The almond praline garnish was delicious The poached peach was sour. Taking out the peach would have made this dessert 5/5 Overall, amazing customer service! Rob was attentive and super fun!

A hidden gem in Sauble Beach!…read more We came to Sauble Beach for a quiet weekend getaway and stumbled on Heydays behind The June Motel--and honestly, it made our whole trip. From the first step in, everything felt special. The vibe is relaxed and charming, but it's the people and food that really stay with you. Our server Olivia was absolutely wonderful--so warm, kind, and attentive in the most genuine way. She made us feel right at home. The salmon with herb rice was one of the best meals I've had in a long time--perfectly cooked and so flavorful. The oysters were fresh and delicious, and our glass of white wine tied it all together beautifully. You can tell the chefs here care deeply about what they're creating. There's love in the details, and it shows. It honestly surprises me that more people don't know about this place. But I'll be recommending Heydays to everyone I know. It's a true hidden gem in Sauble Beach, and we can't wait to come back.

I took my bf for dinner tonight it was amazing we really enjoy our meals and our waitress was…read moreoutstanding ... this was our first time there. 10++++

This restaurant is located inside of the Best Western. The Bishop of the name is Billy Bishop, the…read moreCanadian and Owen Sound born flying ace of World War II! It isn't related to the other "Landing" restaurants that are around Toronto. There is a patio that looks out onto the marina. It's very lovely but we were afraid of bugs so we stayed inside. We noticed that another group that was originally outside moved in after it got dark. You can catch the sunset here though, very scenic! Inside they have normal tables and ones with loungey leather chairs. You tend to sink into the latter so it makes it a little harder to eat unless you're sitting right at the edge of the table. These would be great if you're just having a drink. Service was good. The waitress checked in on us a few times and our waters were always topped off. The food was the part that fell a bit short. The maple pork medallions were the best thing at the table. I ordered a pound of wings which is supposed to be an appetizer but was quite filling for me. Interestingly enough, I had wings earlier that day and this 1 pound of wings had more wings than the other place, so at least you got a lot more in quantity. In terms of quality, I had a garlic parmesean sauce. The bottom of the dish was almost all oil - I have to assume that this is from the parm oil. It almost looked like butter but didn't taste like it. The wings were pretty dry inside and out. I also found a tiny tiny fly mixed in with the cheese. Not sure if it was from the patio door being opened so frequently. My friend was also disappointed in the chicken pasta. It was pretty bland and she had to salt it a lot to no avail. We wanted to try the dessert to see if the meal could be salvaged. We ordered the caramel chocolate cake. This cake had a hint of soap taste to me. My friends liked it though. If you want something a little different than a chain restaurant, this wasn't bad. It wasn't as nice as other hotel restaurants but it was fine for a utility meal.

Excellent food, great service. The daily specials are very solid. Very clean restaurant, not a…read morecorporate style spot which is appreciated; love the personal touches creating a unique pub/ restaurant vibe. Good selection of canned and bottled alcoholic bevs, not much on tap.

Horrible experience with my team. We were told to preorder and did so, however food still took…read moreover an hour and a half. Servers were rude too. ...........................

We had a great experience here this evening! Tess is an amazing server: very attentive and…read moreinformative. Great at making suggestions and answering questions re. the menu. The beer flight was excellent as was the margarita. The only downside to this restaurant is the wine menu. We were both having chicken and seafood, but defaulted to the only wine on the menu that got a decent rating from Vivino, and it was a red. Meh. We're neither of us stuck on if it's a fish or poultry dish you must have white and our bottle of red was a good wine so we enjoyed it. We started with the falafels with hummus and the Caesar salad. Both were very good. I opted for the chicken schnitzel and he went for the lake trout. The chicken schnitzel with spinach spaetzle was very good indeed. I ended up requesting some lemon to squeeze on the schnitzel because I found the herb butter was a tad too much like the spaetzle. Not a criticism per se, I just felt that the lemon juice added a bit of extra zest that I personally liked. The trout was also very good, except for the tomato sauce base - he felt that did not add to the dish. Nothing wrong with the sauce, just not necessary. Mudtown Station was recommended by friends who'd been here a few years ago. I know it's undergone some changes since then, but I thought the recent poor reviews were a shame. They almost put me off. But truly, this restaurant is trying hard to get back to its former glory and I'd say they're now there. The menu is creative and out of the ordinary, the atmosphere is relaxing and pleasant and the food is very good - and this review is coming from a foodie who's eaten in many Michelin starred restaurants and at least 4 that were in the list of top 100 in the world, including number one. Mudtown Station deserves a visit. I'd give it a 4.5 if that was an option.

We stayed at Best Western Inn on the Bay in Owen Sound over the long weekend, and this was the…read moreclosest restaurant we could find. The inside was quite big, but a lot of flies. When we arrived at 6:00 p.m., the restaurant wasn't very busy. We ordered the Curry Chicken Flatbread, which was an interesting combination and surprisingly tasty. The signature burger was underwhelming and quite small. The trout was tender and flavourful. The service was just okay. Some dishes come with a choice of side, but we weren't told that certain options carried an extra charge until we received the bill. The server even mentioned that she had accidentally undercharged us, so we ended up paying more than we expected. The pricing wasn't clearly explained, which could easily catch travellers off guard.

Maybe 3.5? Came on a…read moreFriday in July (Covid times, but I think it had recently re-opened for dining in). Was very busy, so we had to put our name down and come back. Ordered the Fry Board, Fish Tacos and the Wiz Caesar. The Fry Board is a huge board filled with different types of Fries. Portion is huge, but not all of them were that well fried. I found myself wishing most of them were hotter and crispier. But the dips they came with were great. The Fish Tacos were very mediocre. The portions of fish were quite small, and the taco itself not that well dressed. The Caesar was nice and spicy if you like that. Seating is cool, they had a few picnic tables on sand actually. And the servers were all friendly but sometimes hard to find.

This was a spontaneous stop on a short trip to Port Elgin and area . First weekend of patios…read morereopening in Ontario . Sat on upper patio area with picnic tables and a open air nicely designed bar. Ordered the Idle and Coast Lager (smooth and easy drinking) and fantastic (basa battered in three sheets red ale) fish and chips . Service was very friendly and efficient and the weather was pleasant and sunny . Enjoyed this place very much.

We were in the mood for some burgers, so decided to come here for lunch. We tried the smashed…read morechicken sandwich and smashed original. The smashed sauce was a hit for me , it paired so well with the food, the second best part were the fries, perfectly crispy! The burgers itself were good! They were filling. Also the views from the patio were stunning, perfect place to grab dinner and watch the sunset. The service was quick and efficient. Overall, enjoyed our visit.

Some good patio seating on the main drag, though very sunny on a hot day. Few indoor bar seats…read more Nice grilled chicken burger and chicken fingers. Seasoning on the fries is yummy but very dill forward. Big boss smash burger was yummy and huge. Service was friendly.

If you find yourself in the Owen Sound area and are looking for some top-quality food, this is a…read moremust visit. It's located right in the Cobble Beach community and golf club. After playing a round of golf, my family decided to eat here and take my dad out for Father's day, For starters, we got the parmesan fries. If I were to describe the perfect fry, this would be it. These fries were incredibly crispy and seasoned well with garlic and parmesan. Honestly, I just really enjoyed the texture and quality of the fry. It was deep fried PERFECTLY. I could probably finish 3 bowls of these in one sitting. For mains, I got the salmon feature they had. It came with a thick, sweet glaze along with potatoes and carrots and seared on a pan. This was probably the best salmon I have had from a restaurant in a while. The glaze was very delicious and along with the perfectly cooked salmon it was an easy 5/5. I feel that restaurants always tend to overcooked their salmon, but this was perfectly golden, crisp on both sides while not being too cooked in the centre. So glad I got the salmon. The other mains was the Hawaiian Skewer and New York strip special. I'd say the meat quality from both dishes was very good, but taste wise, it was okay. The skewer was described as marinated in soy sauce, but it tasted more like a blend of herbs. Now I know the food here is expensive, but with the quality of the dishes I'd say it's worth it.

The restaurant is currently operating with a reduced menu. Tables are spaced well apart, menus are…read morewiped down and overall a safe experience. Cobble burger - patty was on the drier side but the Caesar salad was delicious. Appetizers - would definitely recommend the calamari and chicken wings. No complaints there.

Great food, love the casual ambiance. Excellent Fish and Chips-- you feel happy after eating it!…read more Nowadays, some places can't even get this staple right! Service deserves great respect... they made an 'older gal' like me feel great about visiting! Shouldn't all restaurants make you feel that way?

It's a fusion restaurant. I feel like it is Canadian and German/ Austrian mix. It has burgers,…read morefries and schnitzel. Love the cooking of the schnitzel and it is very fresh. As it is family own, it is friendly and warm service. It has space to accommodate my party of 6 with kids of 2. The picky eaters love the food.