The place is in the vine yard and it has good vibes and clean setting. Menu is simple and I choose…read morepre fix for $55 with appetizers, main and dessert. Love the onion soup, cheese salad and chicken liver for appetizers. Main for fish and chips and sandwiches are good. Only the chips is a bit too salty. The steak is average. Pairing with the wine produced in the vineyard, I ordered mixed . They are $20 a flight with 3 wine. All of them are smooth and light. 1 is sparkled, 1 is orange light taste white wine. 1 is red wine. That day the service is slow. The servers are very friendly and keep apologizing for the delay of the food. There is parking outside the restaurant .

Came here with my wife for lunch and we sat outdoors beside the gazebo, where a musician was…read moresinging and setting a relaxing vibe for the afternoon. It was the perfect atmosphere to enjoy some wine and great food. My wife ordered a glass of Pinot Grigio and a glass of Riesling, while I went with Fielding's cherry cider, all refreshing choices! For lunch, she had the summer melon salad with prosciutto, which was light and flavorful, and I ordered the Good Earth burger, which was cooked perfectly and really hit the spot. The vineyard itself has a beautiful layout with both indoor and outdoor seating, plenty of parking, and lots of great spots for photos. Overall, it was a wonderful experience with delicious food, great drinks, and a laid-back setting. We'll definitely be coming back.

Stopped here just by chance on our way home from a family vacation…read more Let me tell you, it was GREAT. The waitress was amazing The menu choices were vast and all sounded so good. The waitress said almost everything is house made. The burgers were hand packed with a grilled bun. So good. The salad dressings were also house made and yummy The fries are fresh cut inhouse and crispy outside. Those were also good. The interior is all old wood trimmed and bookcases to make an old pub feel. Law books and jesters on the shelfs. Nice place If I ever come back this way I will make this a stop!

Been here before for dinner...this time for lunch. Service is a tad bit slow but not enough to keep…read moreme away in the future. Nice little local pub!

I must admit to being somewhat biased about CJ's Beamsville…read more I am, after all, a regular... but for good reasons! My friends and I are typically $5 pint Leaf game fans and enjoy the atmosphere, and excellent service on game nights. We (the 'crew') have taken advantage of the 1/2 price appetizer deal after 9pm. The selection of appetizers is very good and we've tried all of them. No disappointments with the food. My particular favourite is the 'Crabby Combo'. That's when I can't decide what I want to eat because it's a good variety of wings, mozzarella sticks, and quesadillas. It's definitely 'shareable' but I'm not really a very good sharer. A couple of others that are really tasty are the 'loaded fries' (very big portion) and the ever-popular 'cheesy garlic bread'. The restaurant is great for family gatherings (very kid friendly), watching the game, and taking a break while enjoying the friendly, welcoming staff.

I went for a late night dinner with my partner, and we were not disappointed! I believe they had…read moresome kind of special going on maybe half-price apps, and everything we got that night was delicious, from the shrimp to the steak. I can't remember we got for drinks, but those were also good too. I got the burger which was a double cheese, bacon burger and it was yummy abnd since I knew I was about to stuff my face with apps I opted for a salad instead of the typical fries, which was a smart choice because the salad was good as well. My partner got the steak, which I forgot how many ounces it was, but she was more than satisfied, especially for the price! We were visiting the area, so I don't know if this is a chain or not, but definitely recommend checking them out if you're in Beamsville.

Some destinations earn their reputation through novelty; Lake House Restaurant earns its through…read moreconstancy -- a rare and more demanding virtue. Nestled along the shores of Lake Ontario in Vineland, this storied establishment, housed in a structure dating to 1867, has become one of those places that quietly lodges itself in the memory and refuses to leave. We made the drive -- well over an hour -- for a Sunday brunch, and not for the first time. It is the kind of restaurant one finds oneself recommending without hesitation, not as a curiosity or a seasonal indulgence, but as a benchmark. The setting alone would justify the journey: a sweeping, unobstructed view of the lake from the sunroom and patio that shifts in character with the light, the season, and the mood of the sky above. On a clear day, the Toronto skyline is visible on the horizon -- an almost implausible grace note. But Lake House does not rest on its scenery. The kitchen demonstrates genuine culinary ambition with a menu that draws from Mediterranean traditions while remaining grounded in local and seasonal sensibility. The salmon crab cakes -- a pairing that sounds indulgent and delivers accordingly -- arrive with a pineapple and mango chutney and sriracha aioli that balance richness with levity. The Great Canadian Burger is a study in considered indulgence: brioche, peameal bacon, sweet bacon jam, and spiced maple aioli achieving a harmony of sweetness, heat, and savoriness that lingers well past the last bite. The service matched the occasion throughout. From the welcome at the door to our server Rhonda -- attentive, warm, and precisely calibrated in her pacing -- to the supervisor who moved quietly through the room ensuring that every table was well attended, the floor operates with the kind of seamless, unhurried care that is too often mistaken for effortlessness. It is not effortless. It is practiced and deliberate, and all the more impressive for it. Lake House Restaurant is a destination that justifies the drive, rewards the return, and -- in a dining landscape where so few establishments manage all three -- that is no small thing.

If you enjoy condiments the semolina crusted calamari ($26) comes with four dipping sauces:…read moresweet-curried aioli, sweet chili, basil pesto aioli, and sriracha aioli. It would've been nice if at least one packed a bit of heat, but they're all tame, adding flavour without overpowering the squid. Thankfully, the semolina crust was excellent - crunchy, light, and not oily at all. The portion is generous and easily shareable between two or three people. A newer addition to the menu is the short rib sandwich ($34), and it's a good one. Large chunks of tender, flavourful beef are topped with sautéed mushrooms, crispy onions, arugula, and brie. The cheese adds a creamy richness that makes the sandwich stand out. The menu notes a horseradish aioli, but any zing from it gets buried under the slightly sweet braising sauce, which was too sugary for my taste. I would've preferred it kept more savoury. The sandwich is already quite saucy, and yet more sauce arrives on the side. Good for fries if you choose to switch the salad to spuds. After hearing plenty about the Great Canadian Burger ($29), I couldn't resist splitting one, though I ultimately wish I hadn't. The short rib sandwich is better. The burger is hefty, with a thick beef patty that's overly dense and heavily mixed, giving it more of a frozen-patty texture than the crumbly tenderness of a good homemade one. The potato bun also struggled to hold up against the avalanche of toppings: grilled peameal bacon, cheddar, onion, tomato, arugula, pickle, and two sauces. I'm not sure why the kitchen insists on sweetening everything - the burger comes with caramelized onion bacon jam and a maple chipotle aioli, both quite sugary. If you enjoy sweeter savoury dishes, you'll probably like it. Otherwise, I'd skip the handhelds. On our weekday lunch visit, the restaurant was well staffed and attentive. Even though we never felt rushed, we were in and out within about an hour. If anything, the service bordered on overly attentive... during that hour we were interrupted six times by four different people checking if everything was okay. My suggestion: let the primary server handle most of the check-ins, and only have others step in if things get busy.

Dinning Area was clean enough but where they are cooking the food is so unclean, the workers had…read moreplastic gloves on but if this place is that dirty where customers can see imagine where customers can not see!!! 10 years ago I walked into the most dirtiest McDonalds never been back the same thing will happen to Wendy's ! sorry but I'll hold on to my money buy food that I know is clean and cook it myself ! Fast Food is not worth it at all! just so dirty!

I ordered the apple pecan salad with no chicken. the full cost is $9.79, but they usually take off…read moreabout $2 with no chicken. Today they took off a total of 8 cents, and only after I asked for the discount. The clerk told me there was nothing she could do, had consulted the manager, and it was out of her control. I certainly won't be going back...

Staff was all so nice! Had a wonderful event today and everyone was so welcoming. The inside was…read morevery clean and had great lighting and seating.

A truly wonderful winery! The setting is elegant and comfortable, and the desserts are exquisite…read moreand delicious. It's also the perfect venue for gatherings and celebrations. When Lilia and I visit again, I imagine the front desk staff will remember us vividly--thanks to a bold yet polite little gesture we made. But you'll never guess what it was! (LOL)

Beautiful location. Great service for lunch. Worth a return in the future. Surprised by the low…read moreratings from others. Staff seem to be trained very well.

We didn't have much choice for a late lunch in the area, so we ended up here for a quick snack. The…read morebuilding is impressive, all modern rustic mix of wood, brick and steel. The dining area is open and airy, with floor to ceiling windows providing and expansive view of the rolling vineyards. We made it just in time for the lunch features, so we ordered a meat pizza to share. Normally $23 is a little steep for one meat pizza, but you have to factor in the location, view and ambiance. The pizza itself was good, with authentic wood burning char on the crust to balance the saltiness of the meat and sauce. Passable but won't be back for the pizza.

Today I bought another Blizzard called "Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Pie" (large $8.09) which has 1430…read morecalories! It also has graham in it. It was delicious. My son had half of it! Back in 2020, the cost was $7.09. Review 2022-099 My preview was written on 2020-08-02

I am very disappointed from this Dairy Queen and there lack of hygiene and cleanliness. No gloves…read morewhen handling food. No hair nets. We are in a bacteria filled world with COVID 19, the last thing we need is more germs being spread!

The food is amazing! Me and my family member got a burger fries and onion rings. Our burgers were…read moreAMAZING and the fries were perfectly salty to get the best taste. I ordered at 9PM and got my food at 9:02AM and when i ordered i wasn't even in the drive through. The fries, burgers and onion rings were AMAZING and the perfect heat. DEFINITELY RECOMMEND. The service was amazing and the ambiance around the restaurant was amazing.

Fast service and fresh, hot onion rings out of the dryer…read more They arrived pipping hot, well seasoned, crunchy and fresh. The best take out onion rings i had at an A&W restaurant. Went via Drive Thru and the staff was professional and articulated his speech very clearly and was actually professional. A++ Hope they will equally good the next time we are in the area

This is a highway stop, QEW exit 64 in Beamsville. There is a food hall with 8 different fast food…read morerestaurants. They are all food stalls with a common seating area. A&W is the only restaurant with a drive-through. The food hall is large enough with good air conditioning. You can get free WiFi from the Tim Hortons.

Awful & Weak. After…read morean amazing few days in Toronto culminating in an awesome date with my friend Krystyna (swoon), who was completely strung out by the way, which was awkward, but anyway... on the way back to Buffalo we had the munchies. This was literally the only thing we could find open. A plaza with about 5 different fast food options. Coffee from Horton's, burgers and root beer from A & W (who invented the root beer! Well no but sort of...), and then disappointment. I mean I know that burgers from fast food places suck, but this one was nearly as bad as Wendy's. Nearly. And it wasn't hot either. Lukewarm or something. Blah. However the root beer was good and we were still on the end of our Toronto thrill ride so I can't give it a 1 star. Awwwwwwwwwwww.