We ordered 3 burgers and a chicken burger from the works tonight. All 3 of the beef burgers came…read morecompletely raw on the inside, I mean sticky pink raw ground beef. Unfortunately this isn't the first time this has happened to us either. We've eaten in the restaurant and been fine, but the two times we've ordered we've had raw food sent our way.

Love the burgers! And the choices! The service was a little slow. The place itself was kinda cool -…read morevery industrial. The fries and chips were good too. Didn't get to do the onion ring tower. Will try it next time. The drinks were interesting cuz it was in measuring cups. The beechwood sauce is the bomb. I wish they sold It. It's the best sauce for fries and burgers!!

I decided to try one of the deals they offered, and it was a great value. It included a small…read moresix-slice pizza, a choice of breadsticks or fries, and cinnamon rolls. The pizza was fresh, flavorful, and easily the highlight of the meal. I chose the fries, and while they had good flavor, they were a bit too oily for my preference. The cinnamon rolls were decent and made for a nice dessert, although they were quite sweet. I also appreciated the thoughtful messages the server wrote on the box. That personal touch made the experience feel more welcoming and memorable. The wait time was a bit long, but it was worth the wait for fresh pizza.

I read all of the terrible reviews of this place and almost decided not to order here. First of all…read moreI like Pizza Hut so this is not a review of the pizza per se as most people reading this have tried Pizza Hut before. It's seems a lot of the hatred of this location come from it's delivery service. So I'll admit I went and picked it up. It was ready exactly when the app and email said it would be. The guy behind the counter was fast, friendly and efficient. The pizza itself was hot, cooked properly and tasted just as I expected it to. Anyway if you like Pizza Hut pizza as I do I see no reason as to why you should avoid this location.

Extremely slow service. Waitress was not very adept at seating guests nor advising how long until…read morefood would be ready. Still waiting for my meal and it's been 30 minutes?!

We loved sunset grill! Our waitress was funny and our food was delish. It was clean inside and…read moreoutside, and not too crowded on a saturday morning.

The food was generally good, just stay away from the french toast. It's good hearty pancake house…read morefood and the pancakes are good. The plates are full. The staff is very pleasant, even if you're the first customer in of a morning. And they are great about making sure your bacon is crisp if that's what you request. It's comfortable and homey, a family-type restaurant. A nice way to start the day.

Typical pancake house nothing special. Decent prices and good service overall. Has your typical…read morefamily restaurant greasy spoon ambiance

Went for a late breakfast. Staff were friendly and attentive. Wifey had an omelette with potatoes…read moreand wheat toast. Omelette was large with spinach and feta. I went with the pancake stacker. Two pancakes, bacon, sausage and potatoes. Pancakes were delicious. We hit the place right before the lunch rush. Place was clean and bright. Recommend without any reservations.

Came here for brunch with a friend, decided to share a savory dish and a sweet dish. We got the…read moreMexican hash and Cinnabon cake. I loved the Mexican hash! The guac added a nice creamy texture and the tomatoes + spicy peppers balanced out the potatoes with a refreshing taste. The Cinnabon cake was a very creative take on pancakes. The pancakes were big flat cinnamon buns with infused icing. Overall I thought the food was great and well priced. The waiter was very friendly and attentive as well. My one complaint is that the table and some of our plates weren't the cleanest so we had to constantly ask for new cutlery and plates.

We came here on a Friday for breakfast and were really happy with the vibes, service and our meal…read more The diner is spacious and suitable for silo dining, couples and family gatherings. They have a great variety of options on their menu for breakfast, brunch and lunch/dinner. There's a good variety of jam and honey available at each table. We ordered "Meat Lovers Omelette" and "French Toast" served with 2 eggs, fries and sausage. Our food was fresh and tasty. We also ordered a coffee pot. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Finding parking is not an issue as they have enough parking spaces in front of the diner.

A bunch of us stopped by Skyway Diner in Burlington for lunch. From the moment you walk in, you're…read moregreeted with exactly what you'd hope for from a good old-school diner- cozy outdated cushion booths, friendly service, and the smell of bacon and fresh coffee in the air. I decided with the Reuben sandwich since it's one of their recommended picks, and it totally lived up to it. The sandwich was packed with smoked meat, sauerkraut, and just the right amount of Thousand Island dressing, all grilled up on perfectly toasted rye. It came with coleslaw and fries, but I swapped mine for home fries because, honestly, when you're in a diner, you go with home fries. And they didn't disappoint... crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and nicely seasoned. Even with a bunch of us, service was super quick and everything came out hot and fresh. The portions were solid, the prices were fair, and the whole experience just felt easy and satisfying. Definitely one of those places you leave full and happy. Would come back in a heartbeat.

Poor service- empty coffee cups and waitress walked by 3 times while other tables got their coffee…read morerefilled. Had to get our own cutlery off other tables. Had to ask for items we ordered. Tried to take my plate while I was still eating and then never came back to table again. Had to ask other waitress for help Food was less than mediocre. Turkey full of gristle and fish over cooked Won't be back

My father and I attended the Galt View today for an early supper. Anyone from Cambridge already…read moreknows of the Galt View Restaurant (the one across the street from the hospital), but it's now under new ownership/management and while they were closed to renovations the past few months, not much has changed inside. This was the first I've been there since the changeover. It's a big restaurant and they have good food. Today we both had the banquet burger, and it was quite good. I wouldn't go so far as to say it was the best, but it was good. The menu is small, but it offers all the standard comfort food you'd expect from such a place. There were only two other parties dinning in the 40-plus table establishment, and as a result our server was attentive and the food was served quickly. I wonder how that might change if it were busy. I will say that our server was very cheerful and pleasant, which made it a nice experience. Then there was the mystery of the empty bowl. On our table was placed a small, white, ceramic bowl. It was the same as the bowl used to hold the sugar packets for coffee or tea, but this one was empty. I looked around and there was a small, white, empty bowl on every table. I was perplexed. I commented to my father that maybe it was a tip jar. He joked saying that it was empty, so maybe we should go elsewhere. As the meal wore on, I became increasingly worried about the meaning behind this empty bowl. Why was it there? Why a white bowl? Why not green, or brown, or whatever other colour is fashionable for bowls these days? What were we meant to do with it? Did it have a deeper existential meaning? Was it the owners symbolic commentary on the nature of the universe? A view thus imposed on the unsuspecting diner, most of whom would just think; "hey, an empty bowl." My head was spinning. I began to wonder if I was losing my mind. Imagine that, being brought to the brink of sanity (or is that insanity) by the presence of a small, empty, white, ceramic bowl. I again commented on the situation and my father insisted that it was there to hold creamers for those cups of coffee and tee, for which the sugar waited. I was dubious...it didn't make any sense. In the end, I declined to ask the waitress why there was an empty bowl on every table. I figured that the mystery had taken me places I hadn't dreamed possible, and whatever her answer, a mind cannot be un-blown, once it is blown. We gave her a good tip.

I may be biased toward's Mel's diner because we share a name but I really like this place! The…read morelook and feel inside is amazing and very aesthetically pleasing for photos! I've been a couple times and ordered in as well. It truly feels like your stepping into something out of a movie. The staff are generally quite friendly. I only eat halal so I can't attest to the non-halal options. But I've tried their waffles, milkshakes, and ultimate skillet. My favourite being the latter. Everything I've tried has been pretty tasty! I recommend. Once I ordered in the ultimate skillet though and it was not as good. It was mushed up and the flavouring wasn't as great. They also did not include toast. I'd say eating in is the way to go!

My boyfriend and I are regulars at this location; we've been visiting Mel's for nearly 4 years! The…read moreservice is fantastic every time, we've never had a bad server or experience. The hash browns are always hot and crispy; as well, the coffee is always freshly brewed and flavourful. This particular visit, I had the Canadian Bacon Eggs Benny, very yummy! My boyfriend had the Mel's Favorite with French Toast. Both were made very fresh. Will definitely be back!