All they offer are sandwiches, but between the 5 different sandwiches we tried, they were all…read moredelicious! The service was pretty good, and we got to sit outdoors on the patio on a beautiful sunny day - one simply can't ask for a better dining experience. One complaint from a couple in our party was the coffee tasted and smelled like dish soap. I didn't order coffee myself but perhaps it wouldn't hurt to run an extra cycle of rinsing before serving with those mugs.

This place is pretty good. I looked up a nice place to eat some local food. This place received…read moresome awesome reviews. So thought we'd check it out. Short wait time to get a table. In spite of the time told to us by the hostess. It was our first time there. Our orders were placed. Yet the food seemed to take a long time to get to our table. Meanwhile others got seated after us and their food was out to them, shortly after they sat and ordered. Catfish burger 11/10. Portobello mushroom burger 7/10. It seemed to be missing something. Salads were phenomenal 10/10. Mac'n'cheese, another 10/10. And I never eat that. At all, it was really, really good. Top of the line. The staff were friendly, yet I couldn't help but notice how it seemed our table lacked attention in getting served. I dont know if its because my friend and I were out of towners. I asked twice for hot sauce that was actually given to our table from a different server than the one who took our order. And she was the second person I asked. Mind you it was fairly busy and I understand that. I appreciated learning of the history of the restuarant. In it being originally a bakery and then taken over by the son-in-law. Maintaining the quality and integrity of the food coming out of the kitchen. Definitely nice to hear and not something experienced often in the big city. My friend and I live in Toronto. The washroom I felt was a little close to the dining area. I think there needs to be some more separateness between the dine area, the washrooms and the kitchen. Smells tend to linger. I also didn't enjoy how they use billybee honey instead of a local one. Aside from that. Great restuarant with a wonderful mission. Will likely return.

We needed to hit Orangeville to buy some haggis, so I figured we should try to pop in somewhere for…read morelunch while we're there. I did a quick search to see if John Catucci had been to the area with either of his shows, and it turned out Philadelphia Kitchen was featured on You Gotta Eat Here. Decision made! We decided to try a couple of their cheesesteaks, one with wiz and one with mozzarella. After a wait of about 15 minutes, both sandwiches were brought to our table. My first impression was that hey, this doesn't look like a traditional cheesesteak. The wiz one especially only seemed to contain a small line of cheese whiz, which, if you've ever had an authentic cheesesteak, you know is absolutely incorrect. Anyway, even though I wouldn't call either of these sandwiches cheesesteaks in the traditional sense, they turned out to be tasty meat sandwiches regardless. The meat is cooked very well, and the fresh bread provides a nice crunch. Do I wish I'd been served an actual cheesesteak? Yes, definitely. But I did enjoy this for what it was, which is a well-made steak sandwich.

Super friendly family owned, delicious hot fresh food. So many options on the menu the whole gang…read morewill find something to eat! Great for family meals. Take out or eat in. If you live or work in the area this should be on the list of places to grab a hearty lunch to get you through the day.

Tips: - You take a set of stairs up to this eatery. It does…read morenot appear to be wheelchair-accessible. - There's a patio outside in front and in the courtyard area. - The meatball sandwich and white chocolate macadamia nut cookie are divine. I was thrilled to learn about Grandma Loves You (GLY) opening its first location in the greater Toronto area. It's in York region in Aurora. Woo hoo! A few Yelp experiences at GLY's original location in Rosedale made me love the sandwiches and croissants. It has since moved its flagship location to Yonge and St. Clair, and has opened a few more locations. I have yet to visit the one near St. Lawrence Market. Someday, I'll get there. In the meantime, I had to visit this brand new location and made my way up here two Saturdays ago. Out of all their stores, parking here is the best. It's free. It's straightforward. It's easy and stress-free. There were a set of stairs to get you to and from this place. I was hoping that there was a ramp for those who need a wheelchair somewhere. I didn't see one. I got here at around 2 pm. It was pretty busy. My original plan was to dine in. It looked like I had do takeout. I had the most helpful, sweet woman behind the counter. I wanted a meatball sandwich, which is my favourite. I was rusty ordering it. She guided me through everything. You can get their sandwiches that are like subs in either a 6" or 12". I went with the latter. She said that there was a seat just behind me. There were more like lounge chairs. I was down nabbing a comfy chair. I also got a Diet Coke in a can. I needed something to wash everything down. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. She asked for my name and would call me when my order was ready. The best customer service occurred when this woman brought my sandwich to me. Wow! It was such a kind gesture. I thanked her and then tore through it. Oh, how I love the meatball sandwich! So many meatballs were packed into this sandwich. Each meatball was yummy and juicy, with the perfect amount of sauce. The lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and cheese pulled everything together with the most perfect bread. The Diet Coke was in the fridge next to where I was sitting. I grabbed a can. It was cold and delightful. Before I left, I got a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie to go. Starbucks used to offer this cookie eons ago. I don't know why the franchise took it off the menu. It was awesome. Well, this cookie was delicious and make me forget about the Starbucks one. It was packed full of white chocolate and macadamia pieces. It was just under $4 after taxes, but so worth it. I used the washroom before I left. There is only one stall. It was clean. but expect to take turns using it when it's busy. I am glad that I finally visited this location. Welcome to York region and Aurora, GLY! I'll be back for more. (398)

Got takeout! Got the…read moresausage, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich. Delicious! But needed something crispy like a cheese crisp or something. But overall super yummy; just wish it was bigger. Also loved the addition of the pickle! Really needs the pickle! 4.5/5 Then came the croissant with chocolate and banana. Very good but enjoyed the breakfast sandwich more. 4/5 Overall it was great and definitely want to try more.

Nice little corner restaurant... fresh locally baked bread, in-house roasted meats, crisp vegetable…read moretoppings. Build your own sandwich or choose a signature one. Daytuna, Canadian Club and Chicken Parmigiana got a thumbs up from my family. Fresh cut fries and friendly service rounded out a great experience. Pass up the restaurant chains. It's worth a stop!

We just had a super lunch at this little corner spot! Everything made fresh after you place your…read moreorder. The young man taking orders was pleasant and friendly. The man making the food seemed a little frazzled but the food was great. I had the CBLT and my husband had the Little Red Corvette. The garage mayo has a little zip to it so if you don't like heat ask them to go 'light' on the mayo. Will definitely return.

Love this place. Their baked and savoury items (Portuguese) are simply to die for. Always busy in…read morehere. Their selection of traditional corn bread, rissois (fried rissoles with cod or shrimps), stuffed muffulettas with primo cheeses, ham and cured meats and the huge array of traditional Portuguese pastries are my favourite in Ontario. Spotless place. Excellent customer service. A gem of a place.

Super friendly staff, amazing fresh food. Place very clean…read more Awesome espresso. Christina takes great pride in her cakes and pastries. A+++ definitely recommend..

I've had Dino's a few times now. Friends in Midland shared this restaurant with me a few years…read moreback. I was so impressed by the enormous size of the corner beef sandwich. I'm Originally from Windsor and I used to LOVE Malics Mile high corned beef sandwiches. This reminded me of them but better! Portions are HUGE! I always get a mixed salad because who wants to choose between potato salad and pasta salad? Both are superb! I'm not sure if they use a sour cream or yogurt base for the potato salad, but it tastes light and airy versus a heavier mayo based salad. If it is mayo based, it's definitely light. It will fill you, without weighing you down. The pasta salad uses multiple noodle varieties. Don't forget the dill pickles. So yummy. 100% recommended to anyone in the area

This restaurant is completely over rated. The food really isn't good. Yes, I get the appeal of…read morethe ridicules amount of meat on a sandwich, however it is to the extreme. Salads are basic, no homemade dressings or soup. Its very tight inside. and there is usually a long line up at lunch time.

Fresh sandwiches that are so good they are a devilishly good…read more Had to stop after seeing this place on my feed. Staff were so friendly and nice. The space has a cool feel to it. Recommend the signature sandwich which was incredible. Holy Cow was so filling and the meat was juicy and tender. Had the smashed potatoes with both sauces better than old school fries. The flavor was just bursting out of these little potatoes. Washing it down with the house made lemonade elixir was a treat as they make it in house. The next time I have to try the salad bowls or the Blazin beef. Highly recommended to all my friends if you are in the area.

I initially came here for a Yelp event, and now it's on my list of restaurants I like to eat in the…read morearea. I know a lot of people have reservations paying top dollar for just a sandwich, but I'd say the quality of ingredients and flavourful sauces is totally worth it. I always get the holy cow sandwich with vamp sauce, but will occasionally get the chicken sandwich with lunar sauce. I did try the lemonade they had once, but to be honest, it doesn't quite fit my palate. The lemonade has some sort of seasoning in it. If you've had lemonade from East Asian restaurants, you would kind of know what to expect. They also give you a discount card that you can show for an extra 15% off when you visit. If you're in the area looking for a quick bite, I'd give this place a shot.

If you're looking for a cute spot to visit, I suggest adding Woodcraft Bros in Cookstown to your…read morelist. Not only do they make and engrave the most beautiful wood charcuterie boards, but they also have a charcuterie market that sells everything you need to put together your own culinary masterpiece. Even better, they serve gelato and a candy bar from Tuesday to Sunday and they also offer individual charcuterie boards and Italian focaccia sandwiches that can be enjoyed from Friday to Sunday. Whether you're looking for a summer day trip or a place to pick up a gift, this is the perfect stop to add to your itinerary.

Awesome Italian sandwiches right on wasaga beach ! Owner operated and worth a visit ! Truthfully,…read morethe only place worth eating in ppon the strip

Very good food and service. All family runned great conversations family style tables. You come and…read moreeat you eat as a family with strangers and walking away with a smile and meeting new people