Visited Delphi Brunch Cafe for a late brunch/lunch on a Sunday and it was surprisingly not busy…read more We ordered: - Honey bacon Benedict with potato wedges - the eggs Benny was delicious but I didn't like that it was a thick cut of semi-soft bacon on the side and not crispy bacon. I also wish the sauce had a bit more seasoning. - fruity French toast - Philly cheese steak - it was my favourite dish out of the three we ordered. Food Service 4.5/5 Parking 5/5 Ambiance 4.5/5

Fire!!.. I ate everything and almost practically licked the plate clean. I got the sausage egg…read moreBenedict and it was divine... the sausage was definitely some kind of homemade recipe and the hash brown were nice and crispy. Boyfriend got the farmers plate and the ham was delicious.

Our family was in town for vacation and my girls love anything chocolate. We stopped by here on our…read moreway back to our Airbnb for our girls' "night cap." While the mister and I reviewed the menu, the staff was very kind and generous to offer our girls a piece of Kit Kat. Our girls shared the chocolate waffle with strawberries, chocolate drizzle, and vanilla ice cream. They were beyond ecstatic with the concoction because it was heavily drizzled with chocolate. I had only one second to snap a picture before they went to town with it.

I am a huge midnight muncher and this is my go to spot to satisfy my late night sugar cravings…read more I've tried the chocolate strawberries, waffle sandwich, milkshakes, and regular waffles and I must admit I am fully addicted to the mini pancakes. The red velvet pancakes are heavenly and the Belgian chocolate one. I don't think you can go wrong with any flavor though tbh. - tip! If you leave them a review you can get a free order of mini pancakes so make sure to take advantage of that Also the interior is super dreamy, high ceilings, pretty wall detailing, greenery, and my favorite: punny quotes.

For starters, definitely get on the waitlist online before leaving your home on the weekend. It…read moretook us about 20 minutes to get to the restaurant and we still waited another 5 minutes. Once seated, our server was great. She was quick to drop off drinks and take our order. Food also arrived fairly quickly. The kitchen was fast even on a weekend. I found the food to be a slightly fancier version of IHOP or Denny's. There were plenty of breakfast, brunch and lunch options to please pretty much anyone. They even have a kids menu. I had the c-belt sandwich (cheddar, bacon, lettuce, tomato, egg and mayo) with cheddar and broccoli soup. I found the portion size alright. Sandwich was tasty. The soup was a tad on the salty side. Overall, I think this is a great option in the area. I would consider returning to try other menu items. I really enjoyed the overall dining experience.

Good food with a side of not so great coffee and service…read more Pros: - got seated right away - large menu with lots to choose from - food arrived quickly and was very tasty - smoked salmon avocado toast had lots of flavor and the potatoes had the perfect amount of crunch Cons: - waited about 10 minutes before our server greeted us - lattes we ordered were flavorless and watered down - waited 20 minutes for our check (I even got up to find our server and was unsuccessful) Our server also asked us to review her on Google when we cashed out which I wouldn't want me to do if I were her. I would go back for the food and good prices, but allow lots of time for the slow service.

Super busy on the weekends, the place was full with not many seats. We stood in line to wait for a…read moretable, waited around 20 minutes. The pancakes are humongous and unique from other brunch spots. We really enjoyed the clubhouse, the portions were large and we ordered three dish for three people with lots of left overs to take home. The pancake was not too sweet and came with all sorts of toppings. The menu has a wide variety of items and we will be returning soon.

My moms been here before and wanted us to try the place. It wasn't really my thing…read more I can see that there are a lot of people that really like this place but I only went because my mom wanted to go otherwise I personally wouldn't have gone because nothing on the menu really called me so I ended up ordering the lawnmower man which I didn't realize was on a bed of deep fried hashbrowns and I don't like those at all so that was a bad choice. My mom had the cinnamon apple big flat which I will say was tasty but I don't really care for sweet breakfasts so I wouldn't have ordered it for myself. My husband had a big flat pancake as well and thought it was o.k. Overall the food didn't wow me and I was surprised at how high the prices were. Service was great though.

Amazing breakfast! I had the best breakfast sandwich on the best brioche bun and the staff were…read moreamazing the waitress brought me my pink lemonade and she was so nice and welcoming.

Busy place but fast service of very tasty dishes. Came here…read moreyears ago and was not impressed. Things are definitely better now.

Upon pulling up to Roadrunner. One of my friends says, "can't they be sued for this"? Referring to…read morethe name and Looney tunes likeness of the character. I'm not sure if there's a case but I like it, along with the kitsch-Ness here as a diner enthusiast. We went here for brunch and one my friends who's of Korean descent wanted to support them as is Korean owned yet offers the comfort diner food we know and love. I got the full croffle with strawberries & whipped cream which was a bit steep at $5 extra but it was good. The strawberries were plump and fresh. The actually croffles were soft, flaky and filling as it is a croissant-waffle. My friend got the crunch chicken Benedict which he shared with us and that chicken was so good. Very well-seasoned. Service was alright. We got the ol' overlapping service where one waitress gets our drink orders, and another comes for the same thing a minute later. There was also a little mix-up with orders but not a major deal. A nice diner spot that should we do brunch on a follow up visit, I'd go back.

Didn't want to gatekeep... but it's time…read more I've been coming to Roadrunner for a while now and honestly didn't want to gatekeep it -- but they deserve the love. This place is consistently solid. The food is always fresh, the portions are generous, and the staff are some of the friendliest around. Whether it's breakfast or lunch, I've never left disappointed. I usually get the omelette or eggs benny (both are top-tier), but everything I've tried hits the spot. Coffee's always hot, service is fast even when it's packed, and the place has that classic, no-frills, homey vibe that's harder and harder to find these days. It's one of those spots where you feel like they actually care -- about the food and the people. Just good energy all around. So yeah... consider this my official recommendation. Roadrunner's a gem.

The blueberry waffles were good, but could have used a touch more syrup. Their dessert in a jar was…read moreso delicious and had fresh berries in it. I always have such a wonderful time shopping inside their store staff are friendly and happy tp answer any questions. Some of their merchandise is on the pricier side, but they sell a lot of unique items. One thing that was disappointing was their corn. The corn is pre-packaged so I didn't realize until I got home how small they were. Normally they are quite large.

I think I dropped close to $100 at this place in one hour and didn't even use the bathroom because…read morethere's only outhouses available. At least there are also sinks with soap just outside. Par for the course in visiting a family farm attraction. Kids' chocolate strawberry cups were just under $14 each; my strawberry apple juice was $7. A small basket is $6.50 so times 4, that was $26 before even entering. Kids had fun picking raspberries though. I guess it depends on what kind of farm experience one is looking for but if just coming for berries, better to wait until other farms without cafes etc open up.

There's always a place for an old school diner and Lynden is that place and Fairway Cafe is…read moredefinitely old school. The restaurant was impeccably clean and nicely decorated although a bit dated. Service was fast and friendly although my request for ranch dressing for my fries somehow got translated to tartar sauce... I wasn't upset though because I also like tartar sauce on my fries. The food was fine, a Clubhouse sandwich and a Rueben. The Rueben could have used more corned beef and less sauerkraut in my opinion. Both had huge piles of fries. I think instead of so many fries they could give the plate a nice crunchy pickle. The Clubhouse was very large but again the meat portions were lacking. No real complaints, only a couple suggestions. I think we'll be back. There are more items on the menu that we want to try.

The perfect cafe with great food. Comfortable booths and…read morelarge portions. Has all the traditional homey cafe food you'd expect. The menus is large with sandwiches, soup, fish & chips, salads and great looking burgers. We stopped in between lunch and dinner so it was quiet and we were seated right away. This place had the largest breaded shrimp I think I've seen anywhere. They were very good. Had a BLT and a toasted turkey melt that was so good. It's a go to stop anytime we are in Lynden. Good food, great staff.

We took the kids to Bobby Sox 50's Diner in Maple Ridge and they absolutely loved it!…read more Such a fun old-school diner atmosphere with lots of character. The food was delicious, and the kids especially enjoyed the fun vibe and treats. It's a great family-friendly place to enjoy a relaxed meal together. Highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for a cute local spot with good food and a fun experience!

Love this place. Great food. The banana split is enough for at least two. Made with hard vanilla…read moreicecream.