Lion's Head Inn and Restaurant is conveniently located by Lion's Head Beach and Harbour, 15-minute…read morewalk from one of the trailheads for Bruce Trail (leading to Lion's Head lookout viewpoints), and walking distance from many cottages and B&Bs in the area. The interior is pretty nice and cozy, with wooden-accent furniture that gives a somewhat rustic feel. They have a space extension (similar to an accessory dwelling unit) that acts as extra dining space with open windows (so it feels like you're sitting on a very covered patio with fresh air). Service was fast, but the food was just so-and-so. There were only 1-2 vegetarian items on the menu, and no vegan option (understandable, given that it's a restaurant / pub in a small cottage town). Portion size was decent. The Garden Salad was fresh and crisp. The Burrito Bowl consisted of white rice, black beans, some lettuce, shredded cheese (which you can ask to omit or have on the side), and nacho chips. It came served with salsa and sour cream on the side. It wasn't like the traditional Mexican burrito bowl you'd get at authentic Mexican restaurants, but it was okay and I was just glad to have warm food after hours of hiking in the rain and cool weather. We felt kind of rushed after eating. Right after we finished our plates, they were taken away and we were presented with the bill. This was understandable, given that they want lots of table turnaround to give room for the next customers. But when we wanted a more slowed down and relaxing sit-down experience (especially after hiking), I wished they could've let us stay and sit a bit longer without feeling rushed to get out.

This is our second visit to the Inn. We really enjoy the setting. It is an actual Inn which feels…read morequaint and intimate. Seating areas are small so it never feels too loud or congested. On a nice day, the outdoor seating is lovely. Our server greeted us promptly and allowed us to select our table as the restaurant was not busy around 5:00 pm on a Thursday evening. She was so friendly and helpful with an engaging sense of humor. We decided to share two entree and it was more than filling. The dinner salad was so crisp and tasty, a perfect fall selection. It paired nicely with the Shepard pie. Enjoyed the upscale pub choices. The prices were in-line with the area and a bit more than what we tend to pay for a nice meal in our hometown in MI. Hey, it's vacation! On a busy summer evening, I can imagine that the wait would be long and the service might not be so relaxed. Thankful for so many tasty small restaurants in this quaint community. These people work hard and we appreciate them.

Food was burnt, mason jar water glasses were dirty, wife's breakfast didn't look any better…read more Service was fine, you get what you pay for.

Nice northern restaurant vibe. Super nice service and great tasting food. Definitely worth a try…read moreif you're in the area.

Got takeout one evening and took a while for them to come take the order (like 15+). Waited about…read more20 mins for the halibut and chips. Was nice and flakes but the chips weren't crispy so bit of a let down. If you have the patience then def give them a try. Maybe it's better sitting down.

Came here as it was highly recommended as great fish and chips. While the food was fresh and tasty,…read moreit wasn't anything out of the ordinary compared to other joints. Haddock was firm, whitefish was very soft. Batter was light. The prices however were very high for the small portions. To upgrade to the poutine was $6, and the very small container of coleslaw was $3. One piece of fish with chips per order at $20-23, with an extra piece of fish at $11-13 depending on the type of fish. Our total was $55 for takeout. There was some patio seating. Service was friendly, and our order took about 15 minutes as it was cooked fresh. We chose to sit by the water where it was brighter. I would recommend the restaurant include coleslaw for every order, at the very least.

Great views and friendly service. The whitefish tacos and coconut shrimp were awesome. The pulled…read morepork sammy with avocado and apple slaw was also good. We have the chowder to go for dinner in our RV so it awaits review but I am optimistic. The sparkling grotto Prosecco cocktail is highly recommended as I have had 3 in the past 2 days. We discovered this whole beautiful area and fun town because of this place being on the Netflix show "restaurants on the edge." So glad they are making it through these tough times.

Fun spot on the water. The food was quite good, the drinks were ok, the price a bit high, and…read moreparking was an adventure. First, the location has a great view of the water, which is great. You do pay a bit more for it though. The food was tasty, even if the menu was limited. We ate the mussels, tacos and a burger, and it was all tasty and we all left happy. The drinks were over priced for what we got, they were fine enough tasting but nothing special. Parking is very limited, we ended up parking down the street in a public lot and walking 3-4 minutes. Not a big deal, but it did take us a few minutes to sort it out. I'm glad we went, we got to enjoy a good meal on the water.

This is Tobermory's highest rated food spot. We tried: - Egg…read morebite $2. Equivalent to 2 eggs. - Dilly tot $8. Tater tots with dill seasoning and dip - Believer $12. Eggs, cheddar, bacon sandwich on brioche bun. Asked for tomato and lettuce - Cheddar brisket sandwich $22. On sourdough with a tangy sweet sauce Everything was tasty and satisfying. It is definitely the best food we had in Tobermory by a long shot. There are lots of patio chairs and tables to sit at outside. It looks like a food truck pulled into personal property with a house and cat meandering about. It does take some time for the food to come out, but considering it's two people working a food truck, it's not bad for speed. Would certainly come back next time.

Adorable food truck with a Sasquatch theme. The food was delicious. We had a Tub Muffin, tots, an…read moreegg bite, & a yogurt parfait along with iced coffee. Everything we had was very, very good and very very fresh. I would definitely come back.

3.5 stars really. Four stars for ambience, three for food and service…read more Seek out this up-North remote vacation pub/dining room for a relaxing dinner. It is not in the town, but on the small woodsy north peninsula. Clean, roomy, with a beautiful view of the harbor from the multi-level deck. Although the view was obscured somewhat by the folded umbrella, umbrella support, condiment basket, and railing. All of which are necessary I suppose. We were there in early fall after the holiday, so it was peaceful and quieter than the drinking party crowd eateries in the town. It is a small building, interior decor was "dining hall at camp". Whitefish dinner was good, not great. Both fish and veg slightly overcooked. Was fish frozen and thawed instead of being fresh? It had that slightly steamed quality that should not be in fresh fish. It tasted good though. My companion had ribs with Carolina sauce. Now, we don't expect true barbecue smoke and heat in this region, but ribs were (there's a theme here) overcooked. They seem to have been par-boiled, then grilled to finish when ordered. Sauce described as "hot" was about once notch zippier than bland. Fries (chips?) were good. All was attractively plated and presented. Drinks list had a good assortment for such a small business this remote, they had something for every taste. Server was friendly and cheery, but fey and disorganized. She would answer half a question, disappear for a long time, then come back to answer another question. When she brought our meals, she plopped them down and disappeared. I had a question about an unexpected item on my plate (I have a few allergies) and it took nearly ten minutes to get someone's attention - the place was not that busy then. When it was time for our check, we had to wait and track her down again. Very annoying, as we were tired from driving most of the day and wanted to return to our motel. Not a fancy place by city standards, but good for such a remote seasonal location. I would go again, just lower your expectations some.

Service: 5/5, very nice and friendly staff Food: average…read moreburger/fries/fish and chips Price: around $15/person We went here during our Tobermory trip and saw this place has a very nice rating. It was pouring rain that day and we could not do camping like what we usually do, so we went out for food. To me, the service is good, friendly waitress. The restaurant is clean and modern. However, the food is like typical food-court food: burger, fries and famous Tobermory fish and chips. To me, the burger and fires are what you are expecting, like McDonald's or Costco, nothing special. The famous Tobermory fish and chips are similar to the ones I ate in Toronto. These food are comfort food. There are very few restaurants in Lion's Head. So I guess it is why it costs a bit more than Toronto. If I ever come back to Tobermory, I would not just come here. However, if you are in the area and you need to eat, with limited options, unlike some of the tourist trap in Tobermory, it is pretty safe to eat here.

Arrived from out of town after assisting a customer in the area. Asking the employee I was…read moreassisting, I discovered either this place or Rachel's to choose from. Decided this place had more things I could eat - and gluten-free to boot! Anywho, I walked in and was directed to take a seat anywhere after a few minutes. Signage to sit where you like lacking - however not the end of the world. Was just the one server running the show while I was there (hitting 18:12 only a few tables of six & one couple). I ordered the chicken mushroom burger with cheddar, and side fries and coleslaw. All was well except the coleslaw tasted a bit off. Not bad; just watered down and no flavour. I hadn't seen that they had gluten-free buns on the menu (as I originally was just going to go bun-less as they DO state the burgers are gluten-free), but upon ordering she let me know they do. If you are getting the GF bun, tis just two slices of GF bread. I'm not picky though and it still tasted good. For burger sides it was the usual soup, salad or fries w/ coleslaw (appears just the fries comes with coleslaw unless I read the menu wrong). Price was slightly below average ($11.xx before tax for my meal, minus drink). Would go again in dire need if in the area. If that happens though, I will likely try Rachel's next time for comparison. All-in-all, a great little family restaurant. ^_^

We were directed to this food truck when we checked into our hotel in Tobermory…read more It was a great find! The fish was fresh, the breading was tasty and the homemade tartar sauce was awesome. The chips were amazing as well. If this was down the road from my home, I'm sure I'd be there every week. Just a note, it is not hard miss. If headed towards Tobermory, it will be on your right shortly before you get to any of the entrances to Bruce Peninsula National Park. If headed from town, you will pass both the Cypress Lake entrances and the one just south of there (don't remember the name). Look for the Lonewolf Drive Thru sign Fish is served from around 11:30 with the last order taken at 7:30.

I came here based on all the good reviews on Yelp. It's a cute little chip wagon (now a renovated…read moretrailer) We ordered a large fry and a large poutine just as travel food. It took 30 minutes for them to call our number. Granted, they were pretty busy... But 30 minutes for 2 orders of fries is a little crazy. My fries were good (although not 30 minutes good) but could have been a little warmer. The person I was with said their poutine was good. I don't eat meat so this review is based solely on the fries and service. I'd still recommend checking it out for yourself! OH and the address here on Yelp didn't take us to the chip wagon. We had to continue driving until we saw it on the left hand side (leaving tobermory) which was about 7km.