The service is terrible my appetizer came 10 minutes after my meal. She apologized a couple of…read moretime before but still didn't keep my meal until after my appetizer Totally unacceptable. How long can it take to do escargots?

Went there on a Monday Late Lunch. The service staff directed us where to seat and we were served…read moreby a Wonderful happy server. Her name was Natasha. She was always smiles and happy to recommend items. My friend had her lobster and fixings. They were delish. Their drinks and cocktails were good. We tired their chocolate cake and that was oh so good. Overall everything was good. The biscuits were also yummy pairs well with the food. The server Natasha was Excellent she kept checking up on us and while the resto was busy we were given alot of attention. Really appreciate that. Would def return here again.

I ordered from Captain boil and got the wrong order and food was missing. I was told to send a…read morephoto of the food that was missing. An hour and a half later I still never got it, when I was told it would get here in 15 minutes. It's unfortunate, cause the food is good just not the service. THE SERVICE WAS VERY POOR AND UNFAIR.

I'd been excited to try out Captain's Boil since hearing great things about its Toronto locations…read more We came in on Easter Sunday, so it was pretty empty. This restaurant is unique for its serving style - if you order individual seafood, you eat with your hands from plastic bags. I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that we were able to keep ourselves relatively clean. We ordered a pound of mussels with garlic sauce, crawfish with lemon pepper sauce, and a fish teriyaki dish with seafood assortment. I loved the garlic sauce, as it gave the mussels a great kick. I wouldn't recommend the crawfish, as they don't have much meat. I felt like I was just nibbling the shells for the sauce. However, the fish teriyaki was a solid choice. Overall, it was a filling and tasty meal, and it came out to less than $20 per person. With so few customers in the restaurant, service was relatively prompt, but I would recommend more frequent water refills, as the sauces were quite salty. We had to personally wave over the waitress in order to get water. Otherwise, I would definitely recommend Captain's Boil if you enjoy seafood like I do. Glad they opened up in London!

Great breakfast here as I had car repairs down the Dundas Street…read more Bacon eggs, toast potatos army best 2024 price I have seen in a long time , Great service by waitress , refreshing g coffee etc . Ample ketchup and jams etc Many regulars it seems that also found this older established restaurant a great place to start the day in east London

My friend and I decided to have a nice dinner at Delmar last night and it was an excellent choice!…read more:) The restaurant closes at 8pm and we arrived at 7:30pm, but no one rushed us and the food came out really quick! My friend got one of their sandwiches and I got the fish and chips. The fish was lightly battered, with just the right amount of crispiness! The fish also had a ... "fish" tasty to it :P Which some people hate, but I'm fine with because it is fish after all, it'd be awkward if it tasted like mushrooms or something :P The fries were also amazing, and I love how they include a free salad for the fish and chips! Also, both the fish and fries were not greasy which was a big and wonderful surprise, because after a big meal like that, I didn't even feel guilty! :) Delmar is quite large, and it is very clean and tidy. It opened in the 1950s and although it has a nice 50s vibe, it doesn't feel "old". The one and only reason why I gave this restaurant 4 stars instead of 5 is because of their menu. They offer all-day-breakfast which is nice, and a regular lunch/dinner menu. Their menu is not "small" but limited. For example, they offer 10+ types of sandwiches, but no hot dogs. They offer 7-8 types of omelettes but no skillets. They offer lots of varieties for 1 item, but they're not diverse when it comes to other classic diner and breakfast foods. They also have a small dessert and beverage menu. Overall though, I enjoyed my visit very much and my friend even gives this place a 5/5! So check out Delmar if you're driving by :)

Cute little spot. Bartender was friendly and the sweet potato enchiladas were delicious.read more

The Food and service was outstanding!!…read more If you are visiting London or just passing through, you must consider stopping at this delightful pub. Had the corn beef & cabbage. Incredible! Also had the special of the day Spicy beef tip Asian salad. Need cooked to perfection medium.

We really enjoyed the atmosphere and choices of burgers. Staff was upbeat and pleasant. Food was…read morevery good. PARKING is the only issue and will keep us from coming back too frequently.

When the kids beg to come back here as we are leaving the place you know you have a winner. If you…read morelike burgers AT ALL, then you should eat here.

This is an update to a previous brunch review that had some issues. The manager kindly reached…read moreout and provided a $100 gift card to entice us to give them another try. This time was a dinner for three. We started with a dozen oysters on the half shell that were fresh and delicious. Appreciated that we were notified that they have Happy Hour Tues-Fri 3pm-5pm with 1/2 price oysters. Also had the Fried Smelts which were tasty. Two of us had Craft burgers. This time they did arrive as ordered (last time med rare arrived well done) but they mixed the orders. One was med rare and the other rare. Not nice having to change burgers after each taking a bite. Despite the mix up the juicy burgers and fries were excellent. The other order was the Braised Beef Cheek Birria Grilled Cheese. This was very good but a touch pricey at $28 for what you get. Speaking of price, the craft burger is $24. I asked for a side of mayo for the fries and it arrived promptly. They charged $2 for the mayo which was not mentioned. Considering that our total bill ran $250 it seemed out of place to charge for mayo. One of the best reasons to come to Craft Farmacy is to try craft beers which they rotate regularly. We each enjoyed a beer or two. For desert we ordered their Chai Crème Brûlée and Crack Pie with gelato. Both are highly recommended. We also had glass of sherry that unfortunately was off and had to be sent back. Replaced with a glass of Port. When the bill arrived the sherry was not removed, they did take it out when we caught the mistake. Our meal was much better than the last visit. All of the food was well prepared this time but the little mistakes on burger mixup and sherry on the bill were disappointing. Still if looking for a good burger and a great beer you can do a lot worse than Craft Farmacy.

This place is always good, and the servers are super friendly. Today, one was even wearing glasses…read moremade out of old vinyl records! Favourite dishes include: Craft Burger Smelts Roasted Chicken Salmon The portions are very generous, so we'd recommend you share a main!

It was a challenge to find something both healthy and flavorful at Covent Garden Market. No, I'm…read morenot talking about London, England. I'm talking about London, Ontario, where Jamie W. and I stopped on a road trip from Toronto back to Detroit. There were several food court options, but most were in the more calorific range. I ended up at this strange hybrid between a fish & chips shop and a Korean fast food stop. Thus the name. I ordered the $8.95 Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap and asked them if they could replace the rice with a salad. To their credit, they complied after some discussion, but the result was lacking - stone cold and gooey with a teriyakis-style sauce (photo: http://bit.ly/3b8hVOS). Well, at least it came with complimentary miso soup. Oh wait, that was lukewarm. FOOD - 2 stars...cold bibimbap didn't work for me AMBIANCE - 2 stars...pretty crowded with not much seating in that market hall SERVICE - 3 stars...special orders don't upset them TOTAL - 2 stars....not karmically Korean RELATED - Traveling to Toronto? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2LETSfV

the good: - no-frills food stall and fish market…read more- excellent fish and chips - fresh halibut! and non-greasy fries - flavorful pork korean bbq - tip: if you like daikon radish kimchi you can ask for "mukimchi along with your dish (according to google the official name is Kkakdugi which is cubed radish kimchi) the not so good: - still ruminating...

Truly a spectacular experience from beginning to end. The server was warm, attentive, and genuinely…read moreauthentic. The tableside Caesar salad was outstanding, but the steak completely stole the show--perfectly cooked and so tender that "melt-in-your-mouth" hardly does it justice. To top it all off, the drinks were just as impressive, rounding out an exceptional dining experience.

Listen i will not write a long review here but i will tell you to get in your car drive to London…read moreOntario. Grab your partner surprise them with the most unique restaurant that makes you all feel special the moment you walk in the fridge door. This place is pricey but believe me it's worth every penny. You will need a reservation, this place has been sold out every night since it has open. I want to write more but really you just have to go Have fun and bring a credit card with some room on it you're going to need it. lol. The food is phenomenal again just go. I'm doing us all a favour by not saying too much. Ps The butcher shop is real. I bought some home made pea meal bacon and I just smoked it on the smoker, it was beyond delicious. Ok I'm done !!! Glenn