Recently stayed at this hotel for a night only to find the room we were provided had MOLD in…read moremultiple spots in the room. There was mold on the ceiling in the shower and also in the main room. Along with that the main office area also smelt like it had mold issues. We did not notice the mold until the morning since we got in so late and basically went to sleep right away. I brought this issue up to the owner and he told me I should have checked the room first and tried to just give me some cash back to get me to leave. I was shocked at his reaction to the situation. We booked based off of the photos online which make it look very nice. Unfortunately those photos are most likely from a long time ago as the place is run down and needs major work to restore it. The resturant they had signs for wasn't open and the cabins looked like they were falling apart. Never experienced something like this in my life and I have stayed at hotels/motels all across Canada my entire life.

The butter chicken was delicious. The Greek salad left us wanting a a Greek salad. They need to…read morerethink that offering.

We were looking for a restaurant with a TV and the soccer game on. We got that and more! The food…read morewas delicious. Cheese ball appetizer with sour cream, halibut & chips & meat lovers pizza. It was all wonderful and then topped off with deep fried cheesecake & ice cream. Our waitress was so nice & helpful. She let us take our time so we could watch the game. It was a relaxed casual atmosphere with a lot of locals. Only one tv but you could see it from every table. Hope we can return again!

Novel experience, great decor. Server was polite and helpful. Food was good and matched the theme.read more

Oh my! So grateful to enjoy best hotel in area with Mystic Isle and their recommendation to eat…read moreacross the street at Kinniwabi. Their view from the outside deck is outstanding!, and the interior decor, food, menu, service, wine and drink offering exceptional!

On Friday, June 19th, my wife and I along with two close friends visited Kinniwabi Pines Restaurant…read moreon highway 17 in Wawa Ontario. We were nearing the end of a great camping vacation and were treating ourselves to a "night out". We visited Kinniwabi Pines about 10 months ago and it was a good experience so we thought it would be a great place to stop. We had assured our friends that they would really enjoy it. Opened menus and there was a post-it note on the salad appetizer/entrée page stating that due to a staff shortage, none of these items were currently available. We all ordered drinks and began to decide on the rest of the menu. We all placed our orders and our meals were served in a timely manner. We were enjoying our food (I ordered Wiener Schnitzel) when I felt something "foreign" in my mouth. I reached in and pulled out a long hair (couldn't have been mine - I'm bald). Called the waitress/Manager over and she was apologetic and offered to replace the meal but I was a bit grossed out and had lost my appetite so I politely declined. Later when I went up to pay the tab, she told me that since I had only eaten about half of my meal before I found the hair, she was only going to charge me half price!! I told her that was unacceptable and that the meal should be no-charge. She insisted on charging me $10. Then she tried to charge us $12 for each beer that we drank, while they are clearly marked as $8 on the beverage menu (same can of beer sells for $3 at the LCBO). She said that their distributor goofed up and sent them larger cans rather than smaller bottles. Since there was no mention of it on the menu (not even a post-it) nor when we were ordering, I told her that $12 was unacceptable - I would pay $8 but not $12. After some discussion, I was charged $8. I paid my bill and left. We will not be back. This whole thing could have been handled by the manager in a much more courteous manner and I would have chalked it up to "mistakes can happen". But insisting on charging me because I had eaten a part of my meal and then trying to overcharge for beer was simply unacceptable. In the past, it may have been good but my most recent experience was absolutely unacceptable. Dine here at your own risk . . . .

I had the chicken pita koulavi(?). It was absolutely delicious. We ate outside on the patio. My…read morehusband had the Salisbury steak and really enjoyed it. Really mashed potatoes and yummy gravy. Sweet waitress. Highly recommended.

Stayed down the street at the Alpha Inn was recommended here. It was a Saturday on a Labor Day…read moreweekend at rush hour (6PM). We were immediately greeted friendly and was told to pick where we wanted to sit. It's a fairly large place for Wawa. Waitresses were zooming around like crazy. They were all friendly and smiling. We were waited on promptly for our drink order and soon after for our meal order. Food was quick, hot and good. We are from SW MI and we were surprised at the reasonableness of the cost of the food. $12 for a large deluxe cheeseburger and fries (generous portions). This approaching $20 where we are from. $14.82 for a 2 piece fish and chips (again generous portions) Soda is out of a can. No fountain drinks and beer from bottles also, no drafts. Place was very clean and brightly lit. Also had fresh deserts in a glass display also. Better than we expected

Very solid bar food and nice people. If you ride the train out here from Sudbury, there's not a lot…read moreof options and this one doesn't pop up on maps often. The staff was very nice. The poutine was good. And the halibut fish and chips was darn good. The owner is a really nice guy that picked us up at the train station and brought us to the adjacent hotel. Great clean spot and small town service.

If you can eat before or after White River!…read more After waiting almost 15 minutes and having 5 people served before me (I inquired at one point and was told my food would be shortly before Parachand turned his back on me and served someone else their food who ordered after me). Simple customer service of "sorry sir we are just waiting on the burger" or something would do wonders. I know it was the burgers because the onion rings were cold. When we finally got our food we noticed we received one fries and one onion rings. I mentioned to Parachand that we ordered two onion rings and he looked and me and said no I ordered fries and my wife ordered onion rings. My wife said no we both ordered onion rings. Again we were told we are wrong. Obviously we will get no where so we left with the food since obviously your staff decides to serve out what they want regardless of what the customer ordered. This was absolutely terrible customer service and a fine example of how a customer does not matter to A & W. Thanks but no thanks to A & W!

I've learned by coming to this A&W that they are not all made equally…read more To start, the person behind the counter sits there with his mouth open like he's daydreaming; absolutely no attempt to give any indication that he is ready to serve the next person. Service is completely atrocious. After I figured out that he was ready to take my order, I proceeded to order the basic bacon and eggs, but wanted to substitute the bacon for sausage (never had an issue with this), however, the young man told me that there would be a $1.50 substitution charge. After asking why, I was informed that sausage costs more and hence the fee. I tried to explain that for that extra $1.50, I can get the full All-Canadian breakfast that includes both the bacon and sausage, as well as a hash brown and tomato. As the fellow stood there stunned fo about 15 seconds, I gave up and just took the bacon and eggs. I would say that I don't recommend this restaurant when driving through White River, but it's your only option if you don't want to spend $20 for breakfast. Ultimately, there are no good options for food in White River. If you're heading south and can hold off another hour, I'd seriously suggest passing right through to Wawa.

You can never go wrong going to Subway. There's always something tasty to be had, and it's made…read morefresh! I popped by Subway in Wawa, ON around dinnertime on February 26th on my way to a motel in the area. I had been driving all day and was starving. Subway was one of the few fast food places in Wawa, as I needed something quick. There was a couple in front of me, but they were already being served. Unlike big town Subways, service was a little on the slow side, but the accuracy made up for that. The servers were nice, friendly and talkative. The servers also seemed to know the people in front and behind me, as it is a small town. The servers also made the sandwiches very neatly, which is not something you can say about most Subways!

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