This place was a nice surprise because there are not too many decent restaurant options in…read morePenetang. It's a one man operation, the same guy is making the crepes and serving tables. The guy is nice and friendly but avoid coming here during peak times, the wait would be quite long. Overall, the crepes tasted well and were inexpensive. However, the selection is limited and some varieties were unavailable. We will be back to this place when in the area again.

- fresh crepes with REAL ingredients - service is ace, they…read moreattend to you like family - lots of options, ability to mix up and make your own - COFFEE - smoothies - one of the nicest patios on King St

On the way to find a late lunch in town, we walked past this place ..... and then immediately…read moreturned around and went inside. The reason? A sign I could not resist: "CHOCOLATE COVERED BUTTER TARTS." Yes please. Inside, it's a very charming chocolate shop, with a lot of different creations. They've got shelves and pretty displays of candy, a large quantity of fudge (which actually seems to be one of their specialities, they offer free samples) and then a lot of truffles and other chocolate covered things. So, we picked up a couple of chocolate covered tarts. They have a variety of tarts and coverings. I had a plain tart with a salted caramel chocolate covering, and Lee had a plain chocolate and butter tart. One minus is the checkout is a little chaotic. There were a group of kids waiting, and it was a little confusing who was serving who, but we got it all sorted out. Later, we had these for dessert. Chocolate covered was a little bit of a misnomer. They're more chocolate topped, and the chocolate, while tasty, was a thick disc covering the top, which made it a little awkward to eat. I ended up just eating the disc separately. However, it was delicious, and that awkwardness shouldn't dissuade you from giving this place a try.

They have quite a few things going on in this store. Between sweets, gifts, and Internet accessible…read morecomputer, they might be doing a bit too much. I'd like to see them focus on their strengths and really develop the food and small gift section.

People online keep complaining about how the Casino Rama buffet now sucks & is bad value & they'll…read morenever go back, but all things considered, this casino buffet is still good (distance for most patrons aside). Of course, you can see that even during dinner, not all the counter space is filled, so definitely they've scaled down from their glory days, but not many casinos nearish the GTA are doing buffets now & among the 3 I've tried this is the best (especially if you go when it's BOGO). Depending on the day, there's roast beef, roast turkey, shrimp & perch - even for lunch. Most dishes were decent, though the Southern Fried Chicken was a bit dry & lacking umami punch & the Brussels Sprouts were overcooked. There's make your own poutine and nachos. The medium rare roast beef was good or really good (get it freshly sliced). Fried perch & canneloni were excellent too. Dinner is $10 more but the one time I went for it we only got the addition of a few mediocre Chinese dishes & pre-peeled cooked shrimp (woo hoo!) Indeed there was one less soup & one less soft serve flavour compared to the two times I'd visited for lunch. The desserts are above average, with up to 4 types of soft serve! Vegan vanilla was really good: richer, creamier & more flavourful even than other places' dairy versions. Apple sorbet was excellent too, with a great apple taste.

Located inside Casino Rama, I don't think there is ever a time Couchiching Court isn't busy. They…read moreoffer an all-you-can-eat buffet of many different cuisines, including Asian, Mediterranean, Italian, and more. There's something here for everyone. Although we had reservations, there was still a long line to get in, and a separate line for walk-ins. Surprisingly, as busy as they are, they close at 9:00pm most nights, and 10:00pm on Fridays. Other restaurants on site are open later. Regardless of how many choices are available, I just can't seem to resist starting with soup and a salad bar. Is that healthy or not? My choices here were simple - Hot and Sour Soup with a Wonton thrown in, and Caesar salad with a few extra items on the plate. The sushi looked trampled and picked-through so that was a pass. Too bad. The soup and salad were decent. Not much you could do to mess that up. Choosing my main courses was more challenging, with so many choices. I eat Asian food all the time at really good restaurants in the GTA so I chose not to go that route. I ended up with freshly carved prime rib (medium rare), smoked brisket, fried chicken, gnocchi, mashed potatoes, roasted vegetables, and corn on the cob. These were all very good choices! The prime rib was tender and juicy, even without jus or gravy. The brisket was equally tender and moist with a nice smoky flavour. The chicken was crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Very good. The sides were all tasty as well. It was hard to resist going back for more but I was already feeling stuffed. My dining companions were raving about the bread pudding so I figured I had to squeeze in a piece, topped with soft-serve ice cream. It was quite good. The service was friendly and efficient. It has to be to turn over all those tables for the people waiting to get in. I was stuffed and done. Roll me out now. The regular price for dinner is only $22.00, making it a pretty good bargain.

Everything was awesome. service, food, atmosphere, I didn't…read morecatch our servers name but she was super nice, highly recommend

This place was nice we enjoyed it and the shark bite is delicious! I had their spicy chicken wrap…read moreit was very yummy and our waitress was very friendly as well. Prices were good and they have a nice patio! Lots of indoor and outdoor seating and parking plentiful on the street and parking lots nearby.