Not first visit. Previously had great service, good food and prices…read more Last visit, we waited 20 min for our order to be taken. Ok, it was a little busy. It took another hour and a half for our food. Waitress did not stop by at any point to inquire if we needed anything or explain delay. Food was prices as previous visits. However, portions were drastically reduced. 1/4 lb burger covered half the bun. Philly steak sandwich was about 1/3 less than before. After finishing, server came with Bill. There was no explanation or apology for the delay. This was noted in tip. If you have staffing issues, fix it. Do better.

New owners after years of my go to take out food neighbour's. My $15 dinner last week is now…read more$22.50. Roasted chicken breast was dry, perigies were awful and cabbage rolls just ok. May try one more time but the prices have made it easy for me to look elsewhere. Too bad. Should've known with 8 people inside and 5 cars in the parking lot something is up. Ya better fix it ot you'll lose all your customers.

Wonderful and quaint spot tucked away off the main road. We came in for lunch (both breakfast and…read morelunch menus were available) Staff was excellent, attentive but not over bearing. Food tasted great, several kids meal choices, and the prices were easy on the wallet. Worth the drive out if you're close, too bad we couldn't try breakfast another day!

Been visiting this place since they opened and we continue to patronize because we have always been…read morepleased with the casual atmosphere and the clean food! I love that they have a Keto option on the menu "Carb Free"

I reserve five star reviews for impeccable food. Since we're reviewing a breakfast place here I can…read moresafely give it five stars! I don't know what she does to her eggs but they're always so fluffy and perfect. You get that Diner taste without all the grease somehow. My favorite breakfast joint in Welland

The ambiance was the only good thing about this place. We were sorely disappointed at the service…read more Us and many other tables were served the wrong items not per order. After waiting an hour for the food, one dish was brought and the second took another 15 mins . I have been to many mom and pop places and never has the service been so bad. Food was mediocre and totally bland. We were even given the wrong bread. Thankfully they took the charge for the wrong dish off the bill but it really didn't make up for the long wait and wrong items . The apologies made by the matron were not genuine as she walked around saying sorry with a smile throwing her hands up in the air. Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone . Go some place else .

We ordered coffees, a latte and the avocado toast. Everything was made extremely quickly and the…read moreservice was very responsive! The food was delicious and the coffee as well. They roast their own beans. It's owned by a young man for about 4 years now. A solid bet for breakfast, lunch and/or coffee in Welland.

Breakfast here was great! One of my favorite breakfasts in Welland…read more I had a breakfast featuring eggs, toast, ham, and bacon. The price was around $14 which was a little high for breakfast in Welland (the only reason they received 4 instead of 5 stars). They threw in some complimentary hashbrowns though which was super nice The staff overall were personable and friendly, you could tell they were engaged with their work and cared about creating a warm atmosphere. The decor was also weird and interesting, but in a more unique way than your typical hipster café There are plenty of dairy-free options for anyone with allergies (like myself) or dietary preferences. Vegan options are a little lacking in breakfast outside of avocado toast, but they seem to have many more available for lunch and dinner

Such a great place!!! Loved the tapas brunch!! What a great deal!! So fun to try a bunch of dishes!…read morePerfect serving size too. Favorites included Korean Fried Cauliflower, beet salad, pork belly, beef taco, pork wontons. Service was great too!!

The Culinary Dropout has a funky feel to it. Definitely more new age with their decor, as well as…read moretheir dishes. My boyfriend and I had the pizza and a burger, which were pretty good. The staff is very nice as well. They have happy hours and tapas thursdays, which would be good if you wanted to try a little bit of everything. All in all, a good non-chain restaurant spot to give a try!

Excellent service, great food. We had prime rib on a bun, excellent, tasty and tender. Our waiter…read morewas pleasant, and very helpful. Definitely going back. The only minor thing, the fries were overcooked.

They have buffets for some holidays & they are pretty good value. The dishes are tasty & there's a…read moregood variety. The stations are well arranged - they fit more types of food in the space than you'd imagine. The roast beef was good: though it was pre sliced & placed in the warmer, it was still tasty, tender & moist. The fruit was all very ripe (but not overly so) & all the cakes were good.

We were in the area picking up a piece of furniture, so I was on the lookout for somewhere…read moreinteresting to get breakfast. I noticed The Donut Cafe was nearby and who can say no to a joint with a name like that? We showed up around 10:30 and the place was pretty empty. It's not a full-service restaurant; instead, you place your order and pay for it and then the food is brought to your table. I decided to try the Philly Steak Hash because how could I not? It arrived to the table piping hot and sure looked promising. And indeed, it's a decent concoction. The melted cheese and plentiful (and tender) beef was as delicious as you'd hope, while the almost insane amount of potatoes provided a good base for the whole thing. The ambiance was pretty cute and fun, but we were left scratching our heads over the lack of music. The place was dead silent, which made us feel a little awkward. Given the diner vibe, we figured there'd be '50s music playing or something. Other than that, The Donut Diner is a pretty cool place. The absence of actual donuts is fairly baffling, though.