The location is fairly new, which is always a plus. The staff are very friendly, and they do a good…read morejob here. Parking is adequate, and the drive-through is convenient.

Honestly, I really enjoyed this breakfast buffet option located in The Brock hotel. My group and I…read morewere staying in this hotel and parking is EXPENSIVE in the city so we were glad to have this convenient option for breakfast without having to go anywhere. We got there pretty early and were seated right away. The waitress was attentive and really quick with all of the drink options we requested like coffee, water, and juice. She was super nice too! I thought the food options were great and there was good variety. Lots of fruits, pastries, and omelette station, and some hot foods like breakfast meats and potatoes among other things. They kept it stocked and fresh and we were pleased! I would not recommend booking/requesting a "falls view" table because it costs extra money per person and honestly you can see the falls from most tables in the restaurant.

The view is very nice, make sure you get a window view. There are two tables for 6+ each that have…read morethe best view so ask for those in advance if you can. Staff was very friendly. We joked about a lot of things and she went out of her way to make us feel welcome. Food was okay. Not as special as I would have hoped, the used to have a meat tray appetizer we were looking forward to trying but they took it off the menu and the replacement was not the best. In conclusion, food = okay, service = great, view and ambiance = great

Rated it as Good but plain Not very good…read moreNot excellent Just white flour and water dough No creativity Basic No menu and No prices posted If you ask about prices They say it's online No bathroom No seating at all

Nothing beats Pizza late at night well made if you're looking for that this is the placeread more

This place is amazing!…read more It has the best perch and poutine I've ever had! The service can be slow but the staff are friendly and it is nice to enjoy the outdoors while you wait.

Best chip wagon in Ontario for 2015? Gosh, $8 for…read moreundercooked, flavourless fries. I was so super excited and hungry for fries! Drove past multiple times, and it isn't busy so we stopped. Got a beeper, and they do cruise nights, so obviously sometimes it's pretty busy. We were talking about coming back to get a perch dinner later in the week. Then we got our fries. Went back twice to add salt and vinegar because it tasted like nothing. Lots of pointy little bits underneath. Soooo depressing!

I've been looking for a good place to get falafel in St. Kitts as both Toronto and Ottawa have a…read moreplethora of excellent shawarma and falafel restaurants. They are easy to find and almost always decent. So this was my first restaurant in my quest to find a decent falafel that doesn't cost 7$ (I know that "You Need A Pita" makes a great falafel). Unfortunately, I will probably never come back to this restaurant. I'm hoping the Oasis or Vaughn's serves up a better falafel. The customer service was friendly and fast, so I will give them that. The restaurant itself was hot, with a lot of empty spaces. It was clean....ish. No visible dirty dishes or messes on table tops... but the kitchen area and counter space looked dingy. I have to mention that they used a plastic spoon to dish out the hummus onto the pita. This just says 'unprofessional' to me for some reason. Really a plastic spoon? It was so hot in the restaurant I wondered how the small amounts of available veggies they had in the counter-space stayed fresh. They certainly didn't look fresh. Even the pink-pickled (turnips?) were faded pink, and cut into stringy bits, resting in spotted liquid. Usually I would ask for extra turnips, but this time I passed. The tomatoes were gross-looking too. The falafel balls were clearly microwaved, and squished into a mass when put into the sandwich. There was actually a moment during the sandwich assembly that a thought pushed itself into my conscious and I asked myself "Do I actually want to eat this? Should I go through with this?" which I replied with "Yes, Its a falafel, how bad could it possibly be?" Really Bad. The first bite in, my tongue immediately found a pickled green pepper, which tasted rancid. I looked inside the sandwich and tried to pull the remaining peppers out. I know some ingredients are supposed to be tangy or sour, but this was not pickled in a good way. I spent the remaining time eating my sandwich hoping that I wasn't going to get food poisoning from this sandwich, knowing full well that I wouldn't be surprised if it happened. The second half of my falafel sits in my fridge where I've been avoiding it, and wondering if I should just throw it out (and I hate wasting food). However, I had a microwaved samosa with potatoes and green peas and a good amount of spice, and that was delicious! (and cheap, for 1.29$ :) I'd go back for the samosa, but avoid the falafel. Also this place is open till "3 or 4am" on Saturdays, so I can imagine that this would be a great place to get food for drunk people.

Best Shwarma in town! Best best falafel I've ever had!…read moreI've been here a number of times and I cannot say enough about quality of the ingredients. Revision: I wrote the above review before reading Coraline's review of this restaurant. I don't know that I've ever seen two reviews more different about a place. I've been going here for years and I've never had a bad falafel and everyone else I go with always raves about it. I consider myself somewhat of a falafel connoisseur as I have lived in Toronto and sampled falafel in Montreal, Halifax and France. I know for a fact that the falafel is made fresh. I almost feel like Coraline's went to the restaurant on opposite day because the one reason I sometimes don't stop here is because service is slow if there is a bit of a line -- the owner is the only person working the kitchen... and I only think the samosas are okay. Well, to each there own!

I travel often and live in Southern California, and I visit Starbucks about four times a day. I'm…read morevery particular about my drinks--they're a bit complicated, and I expect them made right if I'm paying for it. While staying across from this location, Jake took my order on my first visit and made the drink perfectly. He was so detailed and professional, I've come back three times now specifically asking for him. Great customer service, super friendly, and always delivers. Thank you, Jake, for making my Canada trip better--nothing's worse than starting your day with a bad coffee.

My Son & I drove through their drive-through about half an hour ago, and ordered one of their…read more"puppuccino's", to celebrate National Labrador Retriever Day at home with our 16 month old chocolate Labrador Retriever, which on January 8th. The lady (blonde, curly hair) who took our order was short with me on the intercom, and she was equally short with me when she handed me the cup. She did not seem happy at all. I don't know if it was because I didn't order anything else other than the pup-cup, or if it was because I didn't tip her (although she didn't give me an opportunity to tip her, because she was so short with me; she just handed me the cup and said "Here you go" and immediately backed away from the window), or if it was because she was having a bad day. Who knows? Anyways....message received. I'll never return to your establishment. I can respect the boundary. Good day ma'am & Happy National Labrador Retriever Day.

Whitty Farms is right at the corner of 4th Avenue and 7th Street and has been growing fresh…read moreproduces since 1908. The fruit here is fresh and in season. The varieties though limited but surprisingly high in quality. Whitty Farms also canned and baked. So you will find jam, maple syrup, honey and baked goods available. They also partnered with 13th Street Winery which is just down the road so you can also find their products there. Opens from May to October. If you are in the visiting the wineries in the area, for sure to drop by and support the local Ontario farmers!

I've had many Dairy Queen Milkshakes and have always trusted their flavours. Today I tried their…read moreHoliday Nog (large $7.59). It is supposed to be Egg Nog inspired. This was the worst milkshake I've ever had! I even had a large because I trusted Dairy Queen. This flavour had some strange after taste. I like Egg Nog but this one was weird! It also tasted powdery. I could only drink half of it and threw out the rest when I went to another restaurant 15 mins later. Review 2025-254

Love Dairy Queen with all my heart!!! They should think about adding boba McFlurrys to the menu,…read morecould you imagine the rave those would get!