Had the pleasure of attending the Cambridge Mill for their Sunday brunch for this past Valentine's…read moreDay weekend. Tried to get a seating a few times before for a special occasion but wasn't successful in getting a reservation (my fault entirely). I must say the service and food were exemplary. I enjoyed the seafood offerings especially. Although the restaurant is a fair distance from my house. I'm sure I will be attending again.

Everything seemed great with our first tine dining. From Mississauga just travelled to try and…read moreexperience the magnificent service, food and ambience. We'd definitely go back soon. Thank

The best spot for coffe in Cambridge. The excellent service and quality have always been consistent…read moreand they have never disappointed! I bring all of my friends and family who are visiting here, as they have some delicious coffee, friendly service, and a great location to chat or to work. They also have plenty of seasonal specials which are super delicious! Their fall s'mores drink is to die for at the moment. But of course, their regular menu items like the cappuccino and hot chocolate are consistently phenomenal!

I definitely recommend this unique place to enjoy the best lattes and food. The owner Monica is…read moresuch a warm, welcoming person which adds to the entire atmosphere and experience.

This is a fabulous restaurant! The food was 5 STARS!! The service was FABULOUS!!…read more We will definitely be customers forever!!

Great breakfast options. I ordered pancakes with peameal back bacon and opted for the real maple…read moresyrup for a slight premium (why anyone would pollute otherwise good food with fake maple flavoured pancake syrup is beyond me). My companion had 2 eggs with toast, bacon, home fries and baked beans. Reasonably priced and ample portions for sharing. Decor may be a bit dated, but we were there to eat, not for the ambiance.

Driving from Toronto to London, this is my "go-to" stop for an amazing lunch!…read moreIncredible variety. Classic and comfy ambiance. There's something for everyone. Everything is fresh and tasty!

This is what a home cooked/diner-style cafe should be!…read more Good, real food like back in the day!

I went to this place cause I didn't know where else to go. Pulled up a chair at the bar and the…read morebartender was nice and polite. I saw some other patrons giving her so some kind of bullshit. It was lame loser shit, she handled herself well. I ordered a beer and just fish and chips. I was disappointed in the prices. Holy hell! This place is expensive for the food. I have no complaints about the food. It was cooked good, but the fish and chips was almost $30 Ok the service was the best thing but food prices are not.

Here's a clear, balanced Yelp review you can post:…read more I recently visited Browns in Cambridge and had a mixed experience. I ordered the steak, but unfortunately it came out burnt, which was disappointing. On the positive side, the sliders and pasta were really good--flavorful and well-prepared. The service was good, and the atmosphere was nice. Overall, some hits and misses, but I'd consider coming back to try other items.

Food is amazing. Great service large portions. Family atmosphere. They don't skimp on portions.read more

I was driving back home from a weekend in London. I was hungry and stopped in Cambridge at this…read morediner. It was a warm day. Flies were around me at the booth. When I walked into the restaurant, I got some uncomfortable stares. I can only guess that tall Chinese women don't frequent this location much. If I were in Markham, I don't think that I would get such rude stares. I ordered the Ronaldo hamburger, which had two monstrous beef patties. It came with fries. I also ordered a side of gravy. The burger was okay, but the patties were highly salty. It was a large burger. Towards the end, I left the bun and ate everything else. The fries were not yummy. The gravy came late. I had to remind my server that I had ordered it. The gravy was also salty. The staff there are nice. I had a good conversation about Markham. if I am ever back here, I will try other items on the menu. I am hoping that the sodium count is reduced. I actually drove home thirsty and had to stop to drink some water. (233)

Visited here from out of town on Boxing Day. Breakfast was delicious, and the service was great. An…read moreall around great diner experience.

I have an indifferent opinion to Peter M.'s review, this is a very independent hole in the wall…read morediner, offering one lady servicing all the tables in the restaurant. (Peter M you're a great person- I just don't agree with you =) ) To be very frank many breakfast places are overrun by chain restaurants and Toasters is one of the few locations that are non-franchised with pretty affordable options. For $6 you can get two eggs, toast (rye, brown or white with jam and butter) and homemade hash. Add $1.50 and you have meat added on the breakfast. Let me just remind you this is pandemic rates! And looking at Peter M.'S review on price from 6 years ago- it hasn't moved to much! Even when egg princes have moved from $2/dozen to $4-5/dozen. I stopped in for a meeting and often passed this place but never visited. It's situated at the end of Eagle, just after it changes from Pinebush. The humble diner is situated next to gas station. The parking lot is beaten with faded paint lines and a old fashion sign tells you it's a diner. When you enter, you walk right into the middle of the restaurant where the one server can see you and seat you immediately. What's nice is that the place has about a dozen of tables, a little snug for trollers and walkers but workable. It's just one server for ALL the tables and she was scurrying through. When I arrived 3min late for my meeting, I could see my client waving me in the window- I did not need to go through a whole pack of "security guard " waitresses to get to my table- it's a townie type of vibe. The interior is dated with tables that are functional. You can see the paint slapped on the edge of the black paint, likely to cover the cute messages teenagers left over the years. The chairs are old fashion but not restrictive to your size- you could be plus size and still get your bum into the seats. The portion for two eggs, toast, hash and three pieces of sausage for $7.50 was the same size as the $12 grand slam at Denny's. So it's gigantic. So if you're a little eater, $6 is plenty. What I like is if you ask for something to take away, the server is immediate to substitute it to not rob you of an item. During my dine- I was asked asked how my meal was while coffee was topped off for the other people at the table, and it was a quick hurry in and out as the server navigated around the strollers from the next table, the cute boyfriend and girlfriend and the young at heart friends sitting nearby. I arrived at 9am, bill was paid at 10am, we still meeting chatted right until 10:30am. I'm pretty sure if you had 30min it was possible to be in and out. Truly a hidden gem and for anyone who wants some small time vibe I will definitely return. I used to be a regular at the Fifties but somehow they seem to be some busy, loud and hiked their prices. This place is quant and I can get a nice meeting in, chat about life and the big plans to make it through 2023. Check this place out if you want small time vibes and more. It echos a lovely breakfast place in st. Jacobs but with better prices and fantastic service.

Great menu options there is something for everybody . the food taste great. I will be back for sure…read more!! Encourage local businesses

Stopped in after first choice was closed for day and driving down the main Street. Hoping for…read moreedible food and found excellent food. The four fathers IPA was great. My salmon had nicely crisped skin and a lemon dill sauce. The rice was the totally unexpected surprise. The waitress said it had carrots and nothing more. It was seasoned expertly, cumin? Saffron? Yellow color and tasted great. I live nowhere near or would be back often!!!!

Although the location is not the best, this little restaurant is one of the best secrets in…read moreCambridge! I ordered the Explosive breakfast and struggled to finish it. The portions are huge and the food is very good. I honestly think the breakfasts here are better than those found at the 50's diner on Hespeler. The Porto-Newfie breakfast is also very good and I strongly recommend ordering some Portugese sausage! The restaurant is very clean inside with a distinctive Porto-feel to the decor. The owners are an incredibly nice couple. Because their debit card machine was on the blink, they gave us free coffee. I have also witnessed other similar acts of kindness to other patrons.

The food I ate was very plain and seemed like everything was just thrown together into a deep…read morefryer. My friend had a burger. She said it was dry and bland. .And the debit machine was broken that day also. I was told to walk to the convenience store to withdraw cash or just stand there and wait until they could make it work.

Visited with my niece. We were served by Susie who could not have been more gracious, attentive and…read morepolite. I left feeling not only full with delicious food but my cup full from such a great experience. Thanks Susie!!

Really friendly staff that was able to accommodate a huge groups of 20+ for a work social. Food was…read moregood and was really impressed/surprised by the potentially homemade ketchup that was less sweet and more tangy than Heiz. I ordered a burger and was impressed by the cross between quarter pounder and smash burger crisp. I was most surprised by the economic flight of beer that cost only ~15 for a flight of 4!