Who would have thought possibly the best steak I have ever had is at the dinner from a golf course?…read more I didn't even think of dining in a golf course restaurant. It ended up being a great meal, the view, the service, the vibe, everything great. The pizza (very fresh shrimp), fish & chips (that's the biggest "fish" I have ever seen, maybe it was salmon?) were also pretty good.

Met up with some friends for breakfast. Large parking area with a short walk to the clubhouse…read more Golf clubhouse setting, beautiful scenery, too bad it was raining so patio seating was out of the question. Ordered Western omelette and the breakfast burrito. If this is what the golfers eat on a daily basis then sign me up. Complimentary ramekins of fruit before the main dishes arrived. Omelette was stuffed with fresh ingredients, fluffy and moist. Perfect ratio of onions, peppers, ham, etc. Potatos were crispy and fluffy with a side of whole grain toast. Breakfast burrito was grilled, stuffed with egg, avocado and bacon with crispy potatoes on the side Fireplace burning in the background, attentive staff, surrounded by 2 eighteen home golf courses, did I die and go to heaven. Maybe a little pricy for breakfast but I think my golf game may have improved just by the surroundings, well worth it.

We went to do wine tasting here and everything is amazing. From the in house sommelier explaining…read moreall the kinds of wine, to the charcuterie board that looks divine and lastly the ambience of this place takes my breath away.

Visited Willow Springs during November for a Markham Dog Alliance event. I had no idea we had a…read morelocal winery and that it was pet friendly. The grounds are beautiful, great place for a winery, to take pictures and host an event. Parking is limited, but it works. The main building had the wine stating and they also serve snacks and small bites which is a plus when tasting wines. I can definitely picture coming here to enjoy a tasting and having so small bites. A huge plus is it being pet friendly. I love being able to enjoy this place with my little fluff!

We have been going to the Markham Fair for 4 years now. It has quickly become a new family…read moretradition and we look forward to it each time. Compared to bigger and busier fairs such as the CNE, this fair is much more little kid friendly (from not having to walk long distances to the activities throughout). We love looking at the bunnies in the barn, watching the dog show, and of course, watching the monster truck show!! This gets very loud so bring your ear covers! A few food trucks and food options throughout the site. Always end the night on the ferris wheel after playing some games for prizes. The staff are always so friendly and often make the games easy enough so yourea winner every time! They close each night with a fireworks show. Plenty of parking and washrooms onsite.

The CNE of the north is back and it's.. okay. I used to come here when I was a kid and remember the…read morefresh smell of diesel as a monster truck drives over crushed vehicles. Nice event for everyone. Beer and wine tents for the adults and petting farm for the kids. Not sure I'd come back as the ticket prices have sky rocketed but maybe ill bring my nieces and nephews.

My review is based on the visit of Coffee Now @Kaleido. Kaleido is a new event space at 16th Ave /…read moreLeslie Ave in Richmond Hill. There is a coffee bar inside the premise. Coffee Now is having their pop up shop at Kaleido to offer specialty coffee every weekend (Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 5pm). Coffee Now is well-known for organizing specialty coffee events, workshops and training. They roast their own coffee beans and I have visited their pop-up shop in North York. Of course I am thrilled to know their pop up shop is closer in my neighborhood. During their soft-opening, I have tried their signature Koji Latte which is very interesting which bring out the "sake" like flavour yet without alcohol. I, of course, tried their pour over coffee. Owner, Day is a well trained barista to make very good pour over coffee. I could taste multi-layers of taste notes in different temperatures which is the beauty of specialty coffee. They also have collaboration with a local patisserie maker, Once Patisserie to offer some desserts to pair with the coffee. Purin, Japanese pudding which is hard to find in Toronto. Brûlée basque cheesecake tastes very light that fits Asian's taste bud. During their soft opening, the service was friendly although they may not have cover for their hot drink for take out, but I got my drink and food with reasonable wait time. I will definitely go back as it is very close to me. The space is very comfortable to spend time to enjoy coffee on my own or as a group.

Was here for an event, a very nice and newly opened event place in town…read more There is also a coffee bar within the place as well. The event space is spacious and seems to be able to accommodate different event needs.

I came here today for the first time as I had a photoshoot session. Beautiful studio. I was in the…read moreHare Pink Room, it was decorated beautifully. I liked that they had Christmas back drops and also a neutral backdrop - perfect if you wanted a combination of both. Can't wait to see how my photos would turn out.

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I think this will become my future home for a driving range. It's a bit out of the city, but it…read moreprovides everything you'd want from a range. A large bucket costs $13 and you can hit off either matts or a grass area. The grassy area was as hard as a rock, but it's been so dry in Toronto this year. The condition of the target "greens" are not much, but at least there's plenty of different distance flags to go at. But what really sets this place apart is a decent chipping area with a bunker and an okay practice green. I must have spent a few hours just on the chipping area alone. My short game is just awful, but hopefully practicing here will fix that. And hey, no short jokes allowed! To get there from the city.. from the 404 go east on Elgin Mills then South on Kennedy.

Terrible! There are no tee boxes. Have to bring your own balls. I put my tee and ball down and…read morenext thing I know a bulldozer has driven over it. There are mounds of dirt. Wouldn't recommend.