Really enjoyed the food. The menu is not too overbearing and has just the right amount of choice…read more(although no turkey or beef sausage/bacon options). The food is really good however, both in presentation and taste. Service wise, the staff was very friendly and polite, although there was a 20 ish minute wait for a seat for 2 and another 25 minute wait to get the food. Granted we did go on a Sunday at 11 am so it was probably the busiest time of the week and the kitchen is perhaps on the smaller side. The ambiance itself is pretty homey, street parking isn't too hard to find. They sell some near merch and also source bread locally from a bakery nearby. Their patio was closed in the winter but definitely seems like a great spot in the summer. Overall, I enjoyed the place. The lack of non pork protein options keeps me away, but should that change, I'd like to revisit the patio in the summer. Should the protein options expand and wait times be reduced on my next visit, I'll be sure to update my review!

We stopped in for dinner and got a great spot by the window. I had the garlic pasta dish and my…read morehusband had the 4 oz burger and we shared a large Caesar salad. We loved the salad and scarfed it down - super crisp, awesome textures, tangy yum. I love their pasta so much and it's fun to see how they prepare and serve it. The shrimp were super small which made eating the dish easier. The flavors were delicious and I was left with lots of extra sauce. I should have asked for a side of bread to soak it up. I had a delicious highball with root beer and fernet. Service was excellent as usual. Love the vibes and tunes. The patio is gorgeous as well. Looking forward to more. Bonus points for serving the surrounding neighborhood - very convenient, needed, reliably fresh and delicious.

First time visiting The Windmill Restaurant. The service was outstanding and very welcoming. I got…read morethe hot roast beef with beef barley vegetable soup and fries. The beef barley soup had an incredible flavor and plenty of vegetables and barley - Yummy. I'm not someone to rave about fried, but these are the best I've had. Perfectly cooked and crispy. Wow - the roast beef on top of two slices of bread topped with brown gravy is delicious and tender. If you are looking for a place with a special home cooking feel, this is the place. Outstanding for an out of towner from Texas.

Staff are what make it here at the Windmill serving breakfast and lunch until 3 pm staff provide…read moregreat service and unlimited cups of coffee. Good breakfast selection and the owner is always present working with his staff. Been coming here for well over 20 years. restaurant is clean but small with limited seating but it's the service and staff that keep me coming back. Washrooms are stocked and clean.

The portions are HUGE, and the food is fabulous, including wonderful homemade soups!…read more BONUS: They also have a senior's & children's section on their very big menu!!!

Amazing classic diner Everything from breakfast to dinner…read more Local gem. Wont be disappointed

Great vibe. Good food. Terrible pricing…read more Before trying this new location, I dined at the old electric diner twice on George street - same thing. Immaculate vibe, but the food was always just ok, and I remembered it was always expensive. This time I got the chicken waffle. It's a sweet waffle topped with one fried chicken thigh & sweet tangy gochujang and a fried egg. Don't get me wrong, it was good, but I wouldn't say it was a big portion like what you'd get from a traditional diner place. It was 24 dollars - so over 30 dollars after tax and tips. It's kinda wild just to think about it... My partner got the Electric Benny - same thing, it was a lot pricier than other diners with the same amount of food. I think 25 dollars for 2 eggs, a slice of fried French toast and some avocado & home fries was pricy. In addition, she got drip coffee on the side which was almost like 6 dollars after tax - that's a crazy price for diner drip coffee. Her basic, mid diner breakfast meal with a moderate portion size came down to almost 35 dollars. To me that's unacceptable. The service was fine. But yeah, I hope electric diner can adjust the pricing in some way...last time I checked, people in Hamilton were not millionaires.

Can't possibly understand why this place has a low rating. The food was fantastic. I came here on…read moreFather's Day, party of two. We were seated within 5 to 7 minutes. They have a pretty great cocktail menu with unique drinks for a diner. I got this one blue cocktail that had a piece of cotton candy on top of it, that's usually reserved for unique cocktail bars. They did a great job with its. The food was also fantastic. I took a risk and ordered the chicken and waffles and thankfully I was not disappointed. It was a substantial size of chicken and waffle. My mom got the burger and she loved it. Outdoor seating was pretty great, the street wasn't too loud for me. There is plenty of indoor dining as well. The bathrooms looked well maintained

We came here on a Friday for breakfast and were really happy with the vibes, service and our meal…read more The diner is spacious and suitable for silo dining, couples and family gatherings. They have a great variety of options on their menu for breakfast, brunch and lunch/dinner. There's a good variety of jam and honey available at each table. We ordered "Meat Lovers Omelette" and "French Toast" served with 2 eggs, fries and sausage. Our food was fresh and tasty. We also ordered a coffee pot. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Finding parking is not an issue as they have enough parking spaces in front of the diner.

A bunch of us stopped by Skyway Diner in Burlington for lunch. From the moment you walk in, you're…read moregreeted with exactly what you'd hope for from a good old-school diner- cozy outdated cushion booths, friendly service, and the smell of bacon and fresh coffee in the air. I decided with the Reuben sandwich since it's one of their recommended picks, and it totally lived up to it. The sandwich was packed with smoked meat, sauerkraut, and just the right amount of Thousand Island dressing, all grilled up on perfectly toasted rye. It came with coleslaw and fries, but I swapped mine for home fries because, honestly, when you're in a diner, you go with home fries. And they didn't disappoint... crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and nicely seasoned. Even with a bunch of us, service was super quick and everything came out hot and fresh. The portions were solid, the prices were fair, and the whole experience just felt easy and satisfying. Definitely one of those places you leave full and happy. Would come back in a heartbeat.

The food was excellent. No deep fried food was offered which was perfect with our group. Portions…read morewere worth the money. They have great daily specials. The wife cooks and the husband does everything else at the front. He had everyone feeling welcomed and he had all of us laughing so hard at times with his humour

Tuesday April 23 -Soup and taco Tuesday Pineapple Curry…read moresoup was fantastic along with a delicious Cobb Salad

Food and staff ... fantastic. We put first visit in Good Friday. Just moved to the hood and called…read morein late in the day and they found us a spot. The staff are clearly pros, so welcoming and accommodating. Loved the cozy atmosphere. Maybe Not the best place to bring your teenager lol re smaller but interesting menu ... but we all had the fish and chips ... something I make fresh myself and feel we are great judges of the dish having had in a lot of places .... Hands down the best we ever had ... something a little higher level about it... everything on the plate ... 10 out of 10. We will be back

West Plains Bistro is a place where locals like to go. The food seems to be made with love and…read morenicely presented. For me, it misses the certain extra, that would make it a 5 star place I'd go back to. The staff is very friendly.

A small place but the food was great and the people were even better!! You can tell that there are…read moremany regulars that come here often. Cheap and delicious food (we got the Lisa Marie French Toast, Pancakes, a coffee and a hot chocolate all for less than $30!) with generous serving sizes! We were in the area for just the weekend and they were so friendly and gave us a ton of suggestions of things to do and places to check out. They were so kind and wonderful and we'd definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting the area! We can't wait to come back and eat here again.

We popped in for a special event by the park today and decided to get lunch at the table set up by…read moreGage Park Diner.We both ordered the meat option of their Indian Taco with hot banana peppers) which was $15 each and 1 $4 Strawberry juice. Portions were a little small.. It was delicious and service was quick and friendly. It was during the busy time too and the line was t long at all. So, that was very good. Ambiance is that we were at a public park. So there was going be grass and goose poop. It was not very good either as there wasn't a lot of tables around and we had an open plate in our hands that held our food.

Check out this cool and funky diner in the downtown core in Hamilton. I went with 2 gal pals and we…read morehad a bit of a wait for a table on Sunday, but not too bad! I think it was about 15 min. Fun vibe & good energy inside with neat art work! Staff is friendly. Menu has something for everyone! Mini pancakes, benny, French toast, chicken & waffles and several different toasts (think avocado or cacio e Pepe!) and smoothies. If you like specialty coffees, you are in for a treat since they have a fun option for a mini coffee flight! They also have a kids menu!

Casual and cozy breakfast restaurant located off of Ferguson and Rebecca in Hamilton's downtown…read morearea. There's nearby public and street parking. Entry is a single door with a ramp on the inside. Servers were quick to seat my friend and I. Service was polite and timely. We both ordered our own "Teenage Feast" which included Two eggs prepared to your taste, thick cut bacon, sausage, choice of toast, served with dutch mini pancakes, butter parsley home fries / salad or half & half. I opted for scrambled eggs, home fries, and rye (they also had sourdough as an option!) The meal was very filling, could definitely be shared between two peckish people or saved as left overs for later. Meal has a blend of sweet and savoury, leaning more on the sweet side. The sausage is sweeter than others (I enjoy this but I know it's not for everyone. The Dutch pancakes are so cute and little, coated in icing sugar, and served with maple syrup on the side to dip. For drinks I ordered the Maple Foam Cold Brew. Make sure to stir/not put your straw at the bottom of the drink or you'll get a hit of maple! Once it's stirred it tastes great. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu (I'm eyeing the coffee flights)!