I hear the food is good . Unfortunately my niece an I left before we got our meal. I was absolutely…read moreappaled by hearing a staff member, stomp, yell at, an belittle another employee. Would never go back based on the shear unprofessional behavior. Very, very appaling

I really nice small town dinner. I had a very good liver and onions. The service was friendly and…read morefast. It's very clean. Can't ask for a lot more.

Updating my review since this local joint has only gotten better. Chef/owner, Neil McMillan, makes…read morecrazy delicious food and the world needs to know. The decor has been updated and is still very diner-esque and rockabilly, with Elvis signs and nods to the owner's side hobbies and interests. Check out that vinyl record floor! The menu boasts a theme of dishes claiming to 'charm' your appetite and 'mystify' your hunger. Hot tip: If you're lucky and it's not too busy, Neil might even show your kid a magic trick or two. The bacon deserves its own paragraph. "Crispy bacon" is a way of life here. Ask for it crispy. How do they get it this perfect. Magic? The silver dollar home-fries are also quite locally famous, so be sure to ask for those as well. What to reco? Everything is good here. My go-to is the Greek omelette or the chocolate chip pancakes. They do a good gluten free version too. The skillets and fish and chips are also equally popular for lunch. This place is always busy. Best breakfast in town, hands down.

Good food, fare prices. Nothing fancy but it's a great place and the staff and owner are very nice…read more The parking is a bit small in the winter months when the snow piles up. We would rather support locally owned restaurants providing the food is good. This is a great little place.

In town on vacation and I heard the locals recommend this spot. Reviews from years ago were a bit…read morerocky but current ones looked great. I had an omelette, home fries, bagel and fresh fruit. Delicious!!! Ok, service was a bit slow at first because they appeared to be understaffed. But that's everywhere. Delicious comfort food! Definitely try it. Just don't be in a hurry and enjoy!

I've only had takeout while working as a locum ER doc at the local hospital but it's always been…read moreexceptional. As a travelling worker, I eat a lot of crappy takeout but this is tasty and healthy. Quiche and a salad. A simple roasted veggie wrap. I haven't really been in to comment on the ambiance but it looks nice from the outside. The staff has been helpful in clarifying the menu for some of our takeout orders when we weren't sure what a special really was like. A nice addition to the food scene in Kincardine.

Very cute dining area! We had come here for a wedding and had dinner and brunch in the Ivey Dining…read moreRoom. The food was delicious and very well seasoned. For brunch, the regular price is $24.99 for an adult and it comes with a variety of choices including fresh toast, made to order omelettes, home fries, eggs Benedict, and much more. The servers are very attentive and friendly. They come by with water refills every so often and clear your plates. Definitely a place to check out if you're in the area!

The Sunday Brunch is the best in Huron County! Also, had the lamb and mint for dinner. That was a…read moretreat!

Got a latte flight and shared a smoked salmon bagel. The latte flight was alright, but I'm not a…read morebig coffee drinker so couldn't tell the difference between the salted caramel macchiato and the toasted marshmallow mocha. The banana was strong in the caramel banana macchiato, as well as the peppermint in the peppermint patty mocha. Smoked salmon bagel was pretty good. Everyone working there was super sweet. It seems like a local spot. Super cute near the water and very quaint inside.

Very nice place to go for a light tasty meal. We tried a few different meals and they will all…read moregreat. Service was friendly as well. Place has 2 floors and both are next to the riverside which is very nice. The only reason why I don't give it 5 stars is the pink lemonade is very watered down so do t bother with that.

The food is so good here. We've never had a bad meal. The…read moreservice is a bit slow but it's not a big issue for us. The extra wait is worth it because the food is very good. It tends to be very busy but I think that is a testament to the food.

I was familiar with this location from the show "You Gotta Eat Here" and it was absolutely right,…read moreyou definitely do... The service was excellent the food was incredible with large delicious portions and the beer was ice cold! you make all that very affordable and with great service like from our server "Sandi" and you have a winner! We will definitely be back! Thank you!! Zeke

Nothing but good things to say about The Paisley Common!…read more This was the second year that I've been in town for the events happening and the second time I've been fortunate to have visited this great spot downtown. We were the first customers when they opened at 9 am on a Saturday morning in June and had our choice of sitting downstairs in the beautifully decorated dining room, complete with booths to sit in and a lovely bar to look at in this heritage building, or upstairs in an equally compelling space to sit and enjoy the view out the window onto the busy street below, which is what we did. The third option was to go out on the second floor patio, which was also a nice way to enjoy the place. Service was top notch here, even though we were on the second floor there was no problem getting whatever we wanted with multiple trips up and down the stairs for the server. I remarked to him about the music, which was both a nice volume level, good quality and great playlist. He remarked that it was his own personal choices which was very cool! Food was perfect with our morning breakfast absolutely delicious and satisfying! I had the regular eggs with optional breakfast sausage, and my friend had the breakfast burrito. Home fries were nicely salted and crispy on the outside and mushy inside, just right! One of the best experiences were the beverages here. I really enjoyed the locally roasted cappuccino with dark roast. Something that I haven't had in the City before and was unique and something different. Then I had a drip coffee which was also quite intriguing. The colour was on the yellow side and the taste was impressive. Best part was that I had several cups, with the first one arriving while I was still drinking my cappuccino, as I had asked and worked out well with a generous offer of multiple cups after that, so bottomless it is, which I took full advantage of. My friend said the chai latte was something she had never tried and loved the taste and presentation and will remember the experience for years to come, which was good to hear. Hidden around the corner beside us were two single-user washrooms which was very convenient and welcome at this point in our trip after boon docking in a secret location in town. Highly recommended when in town, and do check out the farmers market a few doors down for another fantastic experience!

The drinks came out quickly here, which was nice because it was packed. One of my friend's orders…read morewas wrong, but she liked it regardless. The chai was okay, but from the sounds of what my friends had, the coffee was a bigger highlight.

This is our second visit to Cait's Cafe. It will be a regular stop on our trips from MI to the…read moreBruce peninsula. Cait's is superb food and bakery items, served by friendly and efficient wait staff in a very cozy environment. The Big Soup and Big Salad were so delicious on our first visit, we simply had to repeat even though the sandwiches and paninis look fabulous. What puts Cait's in a class of its own is the freshness of the ingredients. Locally sourced, the quality of the produce stands out. Even the salad dressing is creatively made with the most flavorful ingredients. As a baker, I love to sample creative and flavorful baked items. Cait's never disappoints. We ordered a chocolate pecan cookie and a fig bar. Oh my goodness. Such a happy ending to a delicious meal. Goderich may have other nice restaurants, but we will never know as Cait's has won our hearts.

After dinner across the street, we stopped by this little bakery in Goderich. They were just about…read moreto close, so the selection was a bit limited, but we still managed to grab a mix of treats -- cookies, lemon bars, and a few other goodies. Prices were very reasonable. Back at the hotel, we tried everything and honestly, every single item was delicious. The cookies were especially good -- we picked several kinds, and my son loved them so much he wanted to go back the next day just to buy a whole box. It's a small, charming bakery (looked like it's run by one lady when we visited), and it's definitely worth a stop if you're in town. Great taste and a lovely local find!

Was reading about places to stop along hwy 21 in Ontario, Canada and this place just kept popping…read moreup. Every review I read was great, so I had to try it for myself. Those donut puffs were out of this world. The custard tort things,?,?,? WOW!!! They were busy but moved us right along. It's an old fashioned bakery just makes everything great.