I find the staff to be real petty and the drinks I ordered sometimes were watered down. used to…read morelove going out to this place weekly would spend 100s of dollars only to be banned for something a bunch of staff frame you for. Lowkey not the vibe a small town needs.

I came to the legendary Warehouse for my first time on a Tuesday night, which was a poker…read moretournament night. It was quiet and I played a few rounds of pool but I really took a good look at the place. I hear that TGCW has unreal DJ nights on Fridays and possibly Saturdays too, unfortunately I won't be in Petawawa to see it but the sound and lighting equipment is indicative to an amazing time. I don't think there are many places like it in the area and they have feature nights like poker, karaoke, DJ jams, and more. I went on a really quiet, really dead night and had fun. It could only be better on a weekend. UPDATE: Now here on Wednesday, still having fun and Karaoke night isn't bad also. Singers are actually singing from the heart, no drunk lushes making fools of themselves like Toronto.

Very sad it's closed now but the owners host a schnitzel night every so often and it's worth every…read morepenny will miss yogis sauce though

I'm not much of a beer drinker, but my husband is. He loves craft beer and local breweries. So my…read morebrother often gets him beers from Whitewater Brewery for special occasions like Christmas. For at least the past few years they have a gift set called "The 12 Beers of Christmas." The beers have funny festive names and funky festive flavours. This past year, 2023, some of the beers in this set were "Cuddly as a Cactus" (Green Apple Sour), "Figgin' Christmas Cake" (Christmas Cake Honey Brown) and "Not My Gumdrop Buttons!" (Gingerbread English Ale). Even though I'm not a beer drinker, I do like trying these unusual flavours and having a tiny sip. My comment is usually "too hoppy" or "tastes too much like beer!" Haha. My husband likes the fun flavours but has noted that some of the notes are on the artificial side, and likes their "regular" beers better. They sell their beers online and offer free local delivery (The Ottawa Valley) or you can also pick up at their location in Cobden for free. They deliver to the rest of Ontario for a shipping fee too. Their beers are also available at the LCBO. The 12 Beers of Christmas set is regularly $68 but if you pre-order, you get the pre-order sale price of $54.40, which is what my brother did. It means my husband received his gift a bit early, but I'm proud of my brother for scoring a deal ;) (12)

We went for my birthday dinner with friends and had an awesome time…read more Food was very good and reasonably priced. Their craft beers are excellent Wait staff, an English fellow was the best. They had live music with two fellas and they were awesome as well. The whole night was great. We're definitely coming back!!

Long shots Been…read moreworking on a 3.5 month contract in Deep River and finally found a great lunch stop. Long Shots Sports Cafe is not fancy but has a lot of good things going for it. Service was prompt and friendly and the place was busy when I arrived shortly after noon on a Wednesday. As you enter the Wifi password is printed on a dry-board near an in-house ATM. Very handy when you're working and need to connect. They have a selection of good beers on tap plus good variety of bottled beers and Strongbow cider. They have daily specials and today was a Bandito wrap and fries. $16.95. Chicken wrap with peppers, onion and jalapeño peppers. I ordered that and a craft beer that was on tap, Farmer's Daughter from Whitewater Brewery (Cobden). Very tasty and lots of food. It also came with sour cream and salsa on the side and gravy was an option. The nicest part for me is the fries were hand cut and wonderfully hot. The server told me in passing the cook was just waiting on my fries. Honestly they were chip truck good and best of all they have malt vinegar (is there any other kind). I'll go back and highly recommend if you like good pub grub.

Honestly super awkward vibes when I walked in the bartender was super sweet tho :)))read more

I went to Finnegan's this afternoon for lunch and unfortunately had a very disappointing…read moreexperience. When we arrived, we waited to be seated even though the restaurant was clearly empty. After waiting a while, my boyfriend decided we should sit in the bar area where guests could seat themselves. It took a few minutes, but a waitress did come over and took our drink order, which arrived quickly. After that, however, service really slowed down. The waitress seemed very busy, and my boyfriend had to call out several times to get her attention so we could place our food order. Eventually I got up and went to her myself to order. Once the food was ready, it sat in the service window for several minutes while the waitress walked past it a

Always delicious home-cooked food... definitely a go to when in Pembroke!…read moreFriendly service convenient good parking good prices ... services is always good... definitely the best poutine in town

Food and service were both great. The servers were amazing as always. I come here often and the…read morefood and everything with the floor and service has always been consistently great. I'm loving the new renovations as well.

As usual super great service and atmosphere. Thoroughly enjoyed playing along with Trivia…read more Looking forward to next weeks singo bingo. Thanx again John and Jane Jones

Went for lunch. Soup and a chili. Took over 30 minutes to arrive. Owner gave excuses as to his…read morestaffing issues. Server was rude. Not offered any refills on coffee, nor water at the start. Go to Plan B or Sante Fe or Longshots. Skip this.

I have stopped at the Bears Den a few times over the last ten years while in town visiting friends…read more The food has never been terrific and there is still a lot of weak spots on this menu. This round was for breakfast and we were a group of 4 adults and 3 children. Where the place is not lacking is portion sizes for most of the dishes. The mix plate dishes (e.g. Eggs; pancakes; etc) were really large (too large to be honest). There is also combinations that do not make a lot of sense (e.g. You usually don't get pancakes AND toast). The problem with these dishes were execution. Eggs were fine, home fries were white and under cooked, toast was so thin buttering them broke the slice, and the pancakes were flavourless. My wife had a breakfast wrap which was hilariously small. It looked almost miniature novelty sized. Fortunately, everyone else's food was so over portioned that there was more than enough to pass on to her. The place apparently has been taken over by new owners. They are Indian and are launching an Indian menu in mid-September. That will hopefully be something they enjoy themselves and have some good family recipes to delivery to the locals. I wondered in the back where they have a bar & grill type place. It was nice looking and they had a couple of decent beers on tap. Might be a better evening spot.

My lunch was really good. I actually couldn't finish it..had a nice seat facing the street. Really…read moreenjoyed my visit and yes, I would return.

Stopped in for dinner, it took a long time to get our food. I ordered wings they were nothing…read morespecial. I got a 6oz glass of wine that was more like a 4oz glass. My partner asked to not have tomatoes or guacamole on his burger and both toppings came out on the burger. The waiter was friendly and the fries looked good.

My wife and I had a date night and decided to make The Butcher's Wife our destination. We made a…read morereservation and upon arrival was quickly seated. Our server was quick to take our drink order and soon after brought them to the table. A maple old fashioned for the Mrs. and a Dog House IPA from Petawawa. Both were perfect to start our evening. We ordered our starters; a Caesar salad for myself and the Soup du Jour (a homemade tomato soup for the Mrs.) She really enjoyed the soup. It was hot and creamy and very flavourful. The Caesar was fine to me. I like a more punchy dressing, more garlic, anchovy. But I do know I am in the minority here, I like it to really rock you. And most people probably wouldn't enjoy that. So, you may really enjoy theirs. It had lots of bacon bits, great croutons and cheese. Our mains were Pork Roulade for the Mrs. and Branzino en Papillote for myself. Only issue with the Roulade for my wife was she could only finish half of the dish. It is a big serving. And the Branzino is a very filling dish as well. The Branzino was cooked perfectly and was buttery and light. Inside there is a soppressetta salami and thin sliced tomato and emmental cheese. I think the tomato was unripe, it was crunchy, and even though I absolutely love a soppressetta sandwich, I found it too overpowering for the fish. It does sing in there though. On the side is a very large serving of roasted vegetables. They were very tasty, and very hot. The first bite took me by surprise! And that was a very good thing. Caution, let them cool for a minute. The restaurant is a very nice place to have a great evening. And we will certainly be returning to try more of their great menu. And we are curious to see the upstairs next time. We had a great time, delicious meals and drinks and our wait staff was very friendly and did a wonderful job.

I'm a huge fan of Ulrich's store and heard good things about the restaurant so I was eager to try…read moreThe Butcher's Wife. The restaurant is nicely decorated and servers were friendly, informative and attentive. The menu had an interesting variety of dishes. Unfortunately I was a bit disappointed with my meal. I wanted to try the roasted bone marrow but they had just run out of it. They only have six appetizers on the menu so I wouldn't think they'd run out of one. So we skipped the appetizers and I had the "Duck Magret 42 - Crispy-skinned, roasted duck breast (served medium-rare), finished with a blueberry and red wine reduction accompanied by creamy barley, glazed carrots, green beans, and a warm tangerine-arugula salad". I don't mean to sound too picky here but the plating was a problem. See pic. The barley, carrots, beans and salad were all piled in that order in a bowl. So you'd have to eat the salad off, then pick the carrots and beans off, put them on your plate to cut them then eat them then eat the barley. The plate looked a bit sparse. I think it would look better with the veggies and salad on the plate and the barley on its own in the bowl. Then you could eat any of the items in any order you wish. The duck was cooked well at medium rare but the skin was not crispy. That's one of the best parts of duck! Crispy skin! All components tasted pretty good though. I ordered a side of duck fat potatoes. They were tiny cubes smaller than dice. They were under seasoned and not crispy. I make duck fat potatoes at home and the best part is the crispy outside! I couldn't tell these were cooked in duck fat. Pretty disappointing. My girlfriend had the "Risotto Di Mare 38 - Creamy arborio rice with mussels, shrimp, scallops, fresh grape tomatoes, topped with shaved parmesan, dry bonito and touille cracker" which I tried and it was rich, creamy and delicious! But again the plating was odd. See pic. The touille was tasty but so big that it covered the whole dish and kind of ruined the presentation. But she loved it. I'd rate my meal a 3.5 and hers a 4.5 but Yelp only allows 1-5 so I'm giving it a 4 overall. I'll try it again and try something else and hope for a better overall experience.

Always a fan of coming here. If it is close to a long weekend reservations are highly…read moreRecommended. We ordered online for takeout and it was a simple. We tend to frequent the cabbage roles + pierogi. Tip: call ahead of you plan to bring frozen items home. They sell out quickly.

Always go up every spring for a great meal , Also a great…read moreSunday drive on the motorcycle! Great food served by wonderful people, at a very reasonable price !