Personally I didn't stay at the inn but came to check it out because why not. The food was pretty…read moreon par with most diner food and wasn't all that bad. The fries were extremely tasty though. I personally had a sandwich that I forget the name of but it had ham cheese and an omelette in side it. It was delicious and quite filling as well. Everything was super cute and very small town so I would definitely rather come here than a chain. Our food came pretty fast as well and in true small town fashion our waitress was extremely friendly and amazing. After you're done eating you can walk outside where there is a dock connecting to the water. It was a lovely view and I would definitely recommend checking it out after eating.

Had a great breakkie here today. I had the classic eggs benny with peameal bacon and my wife had…read morethe build your own omelette. The food was very tasty and the servers were attentive. It was very busy and we had to wait for 5 mins to be seated but it was totally worth the wait. Highly recommend.

Charming! This beautiful, rustic farmhouse built in the 1700's serves amazing food! I had the…read moretraditional meat pie (tourtiere) with roasted vegetables and whipped potatoes. Delicious! Finished the meal off with a decadent budino. One of the owners was at the bar and both her and the bartender couldn't have been more welcoming. I will definitely be going back next time I am in Picton.

One of favorite haunts to dine especially with a group (lots of seating). Generous large table…read moreseating and a beautiful view of Lake on the Mountain on the large patio. Reservations for dinner recommended in busy summer months. Well prepared Canadian Cuisine.

Great little restaurant we stopped by on our road tour of Canada. They've decorated all 50s diner…read moreand play 50s music. Even the chrome and red sparkle booths! Coca-Cola glasses. The works. Hamburgers and fries were great. The Wimpy famous burger was huge! I tried the poutine and being a southerner, yall can keep it. I'm not a fan of the soggy fries and salty gravy. Friendly owners! Super clean. Give this place a try for something different and help this small business stay alive!

Good food and served hot. Stopped here on our way from Toronto to Montreal. Service is fast and…read morefriendly Nice change of pace from the EnRoute restaurants along the 401.

I had the sweet stuffed French toast with strawberries and whipped cream. They also have a savory…read moreFrench toast. But my breakfast was delicious. We're planning to go again soon!

Went to Dexter Diner for the first time. It's a small venue which is what we prefer anyway. Our…read morewaitress was quick to give us menus as she smartly delivered other customers' orders. I usually order the Western Omelette and compare it to any other Western Omelette I've ordered in other places. It was hands down the best one I've ever had. I loved the presentation of it, too, even when I was told it was mistakenly made that way: some of the toppings and the cheese inside, the rest on top of it. I thought it was a great way to present it. My wife had the sweet stuffed French toast with strawberries and whipped cream and was equally satisfied with her meal. Coffee was fresh and delicious. Will definitely be back!

(Late post) We stumbled upon this place on ournroadtip in October because another restaurant we…read morewanted to go to was closed that day....didn't make reservations since we didn't know how long the road trip was going to take. Though the meal was not mind blowing we were happy with our fish tacos and burger. They also didn't have a cocktail menu but made a pretty solid whiskey sour upon request. Very happy we stopped by!

This food was delicious! 1 vegetarian options, 1 vegan option which I had. The yallo bowl, it was…read moreto die for. Portions and taste here are so good, only 4 instead of 5 because it took awhile to get seated / acknowledged and our food took like 40ish minutes. 115$ for 2 alcoholic drinks and 3 people to eat

Frittata was amazing. I tell you why. Home fries was made from fresh potato and was not greasy and…read morebrowned to perfection. I was not overwhelmed with toppings like most Diners. Amount was perfect and they used fresh eggs. So hands down best diner frittata I had in over 100 I have tried.

Excellent breakfast and brunch spot conveniently located right off the 401 in Trenton…read more I ordered the Momma's special #2 - 3 eggs, bacon, sausage, peameal bacon, baked beans, texas toast, bottomless coffee $11.99. My wife ordered the eggs benedict with peameal bacon $12.99. Both plates were loaded and we had leftovers to take home. I recommend the Momma's specials as they give you the best bang for your buck. Friendly service and decent brunch food at a great price. The coffee was a bit watered down but not unusual for these type of establishments. The restaurant is clean and plenty of parking available.

I stopped in for lunch with my coworkers. This is a nice…read morelittle restaurant. There is ample spacing between the tables. The staff is friendly and welcoming. I ordered the Bacon Cheeseburger with Onion Rings with a Pepsi. My order was made promptly, and it was pretty good. The parking lot is small but adequate. Cash/Credit/Debit are accepted.

Solid diner breakfast food. I'll have to go a few more times before I can truly rate the food…read more Where the Diner earns this 5 star Review is on their customer service! I thought I'd try them out by ordering through skip the dishes and when my order arrived they had put cream and sugar in my coffee despite my not ordering it. When I gave the restaurant a call they explained that it was a limitation in the software and all of the orders come through "regular". This was disappointing as it made the coffee in drinkable for me. When I asked if there was anything they could do for me, to my surprise, they requested my address and sent someone with a new fresh hot coffee. I know that might not seem like much, but to me it shows a commitment to customer service that is lacking in so many places.

So we checked out of a hotel down the road, and instead of enjoying their free breakfast of cereal…read moreand maybe a waffle, my wife suggested Wade's. She had been here before, so I'm thinking sure why not. We walked in and sat right up at the counter and the gentleman that was working the grill was super friendly. He's basically cooking for the whole restaurant with another guy next to him and yet still found the time to welcome us in and take our order. I got the southwestern omelette that is made with homemade chorizo hash and he asked if I would like some jalapeno chopped up in there to which I said sure why not. Comes with a side of toast and potatoes... My wife gets eggs benedict, and they have a menu item called the Benny extreme which is the same basically but it comes with tomato and spinach, so she opted for this. She also ordered a cinnamon swirl pancake. I'm thinking hey that sounds pretty good, so I asked if I could also have a cinnamon swirl pancake. The gentleman taking our order just kind of looked at me and said are you sure? So now I'm thinking to myself yes yes of course I'm sure I've had pancakes before, some places I go to I get a whole stack of them, I'm thinking I can handle one and I'll use it as like a dessert item. He says okay, smiles, and they prepare our food. Everything tasted wonderful. The hash was excellent, at least I think it was I mean I've never had it before but no complaints. The only surprise I had was the pancake. It was on its own dinner plate. This thing was freaking huge. We could have easily shared one and maybe had leftovers as we also both ordered breakfast in addition to these two monster pancakes. Now please understand I was in no way upset. While it is true my wife could have warned me about the size, and he could have said something as well, it was okay. I still finished everything and most of my pancake. Over all the service was great, like I said this guy was cooking for the whole restaurant and he's still found the time to check on us and made sure our coffee was full. I will definitely go back next time I'm in the area however it might be a little while because I live a couple hours away. The only thing I wish I had done that I forgot, when you order toast with your breakfast, the bread is homemade and they sell it by the loaf. White, wheat, rye, they have all of it. I meant to buy a loaf and I forgot. I look at it now though it's just an excuse to go back, and of course to grab another one of those pancakes... The only other thing that I could mention is that the place is a little smaller than I had expected. Everything was nice and clean so that's a bonus however for the business they're doing, and the number of people waiting to get a table, they could use a larger dining room.

Service was great, waitress was friendly and had a sense of humor. Omelet came out quickly, a bit…read moretoo salty, but had good flavor and an adequate amount of cheese. Overall, it was a great local diner that I was so very happy to stop in at. If ever in the Oswego area, this should be your go to breakfast spot. Oh yea, cash only.

Got takeout, but still enjoyed our meal a lot. We got the jamon croquette, octopus appetizer and…read moreseafood paella. All were delicious! The croquette was perfectly crunchy on the outside and smooth on the inside. It was a lot better than other croquettes I've had in Canada. The octopus was also really good, it was perfectly flavoured and the texture was not too chewy. The star of the show was the paella. The paella was super good, a little on the saltier side. The mussels were delicious, but it was a bit sandy inside, I felt it could be cleaned a bit better. Overall love this restaurant and would come back!

Bocado is a wonderful Spanish tapas restaurant in the heart of downtown Picton and Prince Edward…read moreCounty. I booked this place for my 12 year wedding anniversary. I recommend making a reservation to avoid disappointment. We were early for our reservation and the hostess was able to give us a table. There are 2 dining rooms with different themes. The front room has a beautiful bar beside the open air kitchen. The dining area has a nice bright rustic ambiance. Definitely, a great place for date night. The rear dining room has a lounge feel. The light is dimmed and tables have candlelights. There's nice lounge music playing here as well. Now for the food. The menu is divided into 3 sections: Tapas del bar - small dishes to share and sample some curated Spanish delicacies. Grande provides a selection of main course entrees. Paella is a Valencian rice dish that is great for sharing and served on a large cast iron skillet. We ordered the jamon croquetas. The croquetas were served with pickles and garlic aioli. They are delicate and packed with flavor. The second tapas we ordered was the Albacore tuna served with bulgur cracker. The dish was esthetically pleasing and we really enjoying the green liquid sauce. Very impressive dish. For our main we decided to share the seafood paella which consisted of Argentina red shrimps, organic salmon, and mussels. The rice was flavorful and we love the crispy rice on the bottom of the skillet. This dish checked all the boxes in flavor, presentation, and texture. We finished our meal with the grand finale: Spanish Churro. This is not your regular churro. This was shaped like a cinamon bun and you have two delightful dipping sauces - dolce de leche and dark chocolate. This was by far the best churro I've ever had. Overall, the experience was exceptional and I recommend this place if yoi are looking to try some elevated Spanish cuisine. The server was attentive and provided advice on how to eat each dish. The prices are on the higher-end so plan on spending about $50-$75 per person.