After a day trip to Haliburton, we decided to have dinner before heading back to Toronto. We passed…read moreby this building that was right by the waterside and decided to look no further. The menu was surprising because it appears to be Italian/French cuisine, but many dishes included some sort of Asian flavour (curry, pad thai, wontons). We ordered the goat cheese wontons to start. It was pretty good. It came with a side of sweet chili sauce for dipping. The waitress commented that they are addictive. I wouldn't go that far. For mains, we ordered lamb shank tagliatelle and duck breast mushroom risotto. The lamb shank was tender and fall off the bone. The tagliatelle had a nice herby flavour and came with nicely char grilled veggies. The duck breast mushroom risotto was the best dish. Generous serving portion. The duck breast had crisp skin and juicy meat. The mushroom risotto.. now that was addictive. It was perfect consistency and the flavour just kept you wanting more.

Stopped in for a post golf snack and enjoyed Tapas and drinks outside on their patio. We had the…read morePatatas Bravas and the Olives - both good but a little pricey. I enjoyed a limoncello spritz and it was perfect to end a hot day. They have a little store inside which sells Canadian made alcohol and other Knick knacks and clothing - I was able to pick up my favourite Crafty Elk hard juice beverages!!! Lots on nicely curated items for sale. And the staff were so nice to talk to. This place is dog friendly as well. I'm looking forward to stopping by again soon!

My disabled mother can't eat there because this restaurant has no accommodation for people in…read morewheelchairs, unless they sit outside.

Food is good but Marks has got very pricey in the last couple years. We have been dining here for…read more10 years

First it's so disappointing when you get home and find one out of three items one was wrong. Next…read morethe quality of the wontons was inedible in their soup - they looked freezer burned and broken and tasted like cardboard. Last the overall flavour was bland, and the veggies were crunchy to the point of raw. This isn't the first time having Marks - but it will be the last for a long while.

We were celebrating my aunt's birthday and this was the place that all the locals head to for great…read morefood and service. We were not disappointed. It was raining cats and dogs that night but the staff took great care of us. The shrimp cocktail wasn't what we expected but it was fantastic. Everyone who ordered food was impressed with the quality and quantity of their meals - really good food and no one went home hungry. But it was the service that was the real star of the show. Every single staff member made us feel special and important. We were really impressed with everything about this place. It really deserves 4.5 stars. We will definitely return!!

I saw this place featured on You Gotta Eat Here! and pass it every time I go north to our cottage…read more Stopped in for dinner with my girlfriend to finally try it. Decor was very old school and kitschy which was cool, but it's extremely dark in the restaurant, so ask for a flashlight (they'll kindly give you one). We ordered garlic bread to start, butter chick with naan, and the crispy beef (which was featured on the show). Everything was absolutely delicious and came out at the perfect time. I even had leftovers for lunch the following day and they were awesome. The two of use were very satisfied and will be returning with the rest of the family next time!

The good was delicious. We ordered their veggie burgers, chicken pie, lasagna etc. everything was…read moredelicious. The veggie burgers used mushrooms and beans. They have good collection of sweet pies too and everything is made fresh. This place is located in a small town called Minden Ontario and worth stopping if someone is traveling to Algonquin state park to take a break and eat healthy food.

Wow if they showed some effort this place just might be not half bad, but nope!! The food is…read moreuneventful, it's like god forbid they put any effort into making a plate look at least appetizing! Also since when did we except a restaurant serving basically instant coffee via a Kerig* for coffee? When did a beautiful percolated pot of coffee go out of style? And please don't get me started on the rest!

I have never witnessed a place kick out a person with a service animal before. The customer showed…read morethe certificate to the staff, the dog barked, and they weee escorted to their seats. The second server approached the customers, she came in really hot, and said "if your dog barks it can't be in here" then the manager came in to the space and let them know they couldn't stay if the dog barks. The dog is very small, the three people were of colour, I'm unsure if this had anything to do with it, they didn't seem to mind their Caucasian customers. I would highly recommend anyone who likes dogs, respects people with disabilities or who aren't racist not support an establishment who clearly stands against all of this. Honestly I haven't seen people following their customer out and standing there bullying a person with a disability in front on the restaurant recording them after kicking them out. The manager also refused to hand the business card to the customer, and threw it on the table. Disgusting and shameful behaviour.

I came here on my trip back to Toronto from Algonquin park because it was conveniently along the…read moreway and I saw good reviews. I called ahead and ordered. Service: The staff was very friendly and I had a smooth pickup. Food: The chicken was kind of dry and I would have liked it to be more seasoned. The sandwich could also have used more sauce. I would not recommend getting the gravy, it was not very flavorful. Also, maybe because I waited a bit before eating, but the fries were a but soggy. Others: Their washroom was not open to the public, which is totally understandable during this time. There is an outhouse at the lcbo next door so that was convenient.

This food truck is easy to see when going north. But if you're going south it's easy to miss…read more Cheese dog with bacon was very good. The sausage was tasty & meaty, and the toppings good quality. The royale burger has a very fresh patty. Again the toppings were good. Skin-on fries were OK.

On our way home we seen this spot and stopped. We ordered two cheese burger specials. They…read moresounded good home made. We waited 15 minutes for the order which was fine. When I cut it open it was red in centre. The other burger was cooked through. I had brought it up and showed them. The gentleman that was apparently the guy who cooked it looked at it and says they are all cooked the same six mins each side. I would like to mention no customer service at all. I explained it's raw. I can't eat it like this. If you can please cook this more. I didn't ask for another burger. I was being nice about it. He grumbled at me took it out back and with in two mins was back the the same burger that looked completely man handled and proceeds to tell me I was wrong, he cooked it right and it is cooked properly what I am seeing is ketchup. I am not an idiot. It was raw. Obviously there was no point to try and ask again. We just couldn't believe the lack of service and the even more lack of pride in what they do. I wish I would have taken a picture. Clearly red and raw. We both agreed it was a clear sign of how they run their business and will be sure to tell all our friends. There are a lot of chip trucks that respect their customers and have pride in the food they make. Stay clear of this place.

Tristan's food truck is located on the grounds of the Tally Ho Inn but it's open to the public, so…read morecome on down! We shared a burger and a medium poutine and it was just the right amount of food. Tristan is a friendly guy and was a pleasure to meet! The Holy Cow poutine was my favourite; that crispy onion topping is absolutely the best. Recommended take out for anyone in the area!

No idea about the food because they were suddenly closed when my family walked up. The sign in the…read moreroad said open. They were serving the people in front of us. But when the dude saw me he said sorry we aren't open, funny enough when my wife walked up (who happens to be white suddenly he wants to hand us a menu, obviously my children and I aren't) I am sure there will be a series of excuses as to why we were turned away but the 3 separate groups were served with no problem. Photo of them still cooking inside plume of smoke from the stack didn't show up to well though. ‍ I ain't gonna beg to be served but I suggest passing this truck over. Din's food truck is 10 minutes down the road and I can assure you the food is fantastic.