Just tried firehouse subs! What a disappointment. Ordered brisket and cheese sub - was ok,…read morenothing to write home about. Ordered a meatball sub! Grab a couple of the cheapest frozen meatballs and throw them on a sub bun with store bought marinara sauce and a thin film of cheese. It'll probably taste better than the slop they sell! Oh, and let's not forget the side salad, served without dressing. If you want that precious topping you have to go beg for it at the counter at which point the staff will provide you with a couple of teaspoons full out of a squirt bottle! All of this for only 41.00 plus! Needless to say we'll never darken their doorway again and if you're smart, neither will you! Stick to Subway.

We ordered from skip. The Thanksgiving turkey sub is so good. Thanksgiving dinner in a sub. So…read moredelish!

I love the Big Boy burger, it tastes so good~~ The seats…read morenear the windows are a perfect place for meeting. Thumb up for the FREE WIFI .

From the owner: Breakfast Special * Canadian Food * Assorted Asian Dishes * Free WiFi * Great place for gatheringread more

This new downtown gem ticks all the boxes! The food is home-made, delicious, nutritious, and not…read moreexpensive. The soups (usually three to chose from) are made from scratch daily and the fire roasted sandwiches are amazingly delicious. A wide assortment of muffins and savory popovers provides plenty of choices. So glad I found this place. Oh, and the staff are super friendly!

This place is beside the road, there is not much parking in front but behind the credit union there…read moreis. The place is nice, good seating and you can see the road. They always give me my food. So needless to say they do have people working there.

Great coffee place with an awesome ambiance. Dark woods. Staff is always friendly and a great space…read moreto catch up with friends or work. Very cool place.

Dear lord! Just fantastic! Love the old school set up inside. A true sandwich deli decked out in…read moreold time ads and beautiful wood finishes. The sandwiches were amazing and the daily deals make it hard to not come back all week. My husband is still chasing the taste of the Smokey Joe weeks later in multiple cities and can't find something to compare. I drool thinking of the Reuben I had. The staff were incredible also. So friendly and helpful: even gave us some extra cookies. They also have large bags of rye bread slices that were too small for the sandwiches that they just give away. The bread is so soft and so tasty with just butter. Can't wait to eat here again next time we're in town:

Great deli sandwiches. Worth an hours drive just for the pastrami on rye with hot mustard.read more

Alway fast, fresh, and delicious! A must every time I'm in YWG. One of the few places I can get…read morematzo ball soup and really good lox and cream cheese. The bagels put Timmie's to shame!

Good fast cheap breakfast, 2 eggs any style 4 sausages, 2 slices of toast and coffee for $9…read more Service fast, cafeteria style decor, polite and quick to bring refills

Joan Jett was so delicious! Very filling; half for lunch tomorrow!…read moreTrent Reznor is said to be good along with the caesar slaw and sesame slaw! Levi was very friendly and accommodating! We took it to go but cute decor and plants ! Will definitely go back!

The place is cute but not a lot of leg room for groups to gather here. Sitting at the table and…read morehaving window seating is kind of nice but there's something a bit juvenile about the small chairs next to the other sitting area. It's kind of an artsy corner but the staff at the restaurant seem polite but not super into genuine customer service interactions. It feels forced and rushed. The Sandwich I decided to try is called "The Jutalian" and it was pretty big for a sandwich. The bread is wide and taste wise it was savoury and delicious. I also tried the onion cheese knish and it was super yummy. It was tough to not buy a second. Overall this place makes decent food.

I had seen this place driving by but never stopped in. I was going to get a pizza next door but…read morestopped in on a whim. It's a nice tidy sandwich shop specializing in pressed sandwiches. I got a Cuban which was pretty good (but not as good as one I had in Florida). You can add ingredients like at Subway to the recipes they have. They have several bread options and they cut slices for you, the rye bread I had was nice. Large sandwiches are approx $13. It's a little pricey but it's real food. Just one staff member when I went on a Friday afternoon, they were friendly/cheerful. Not the cheapest option for sandwiches (and we like cheap eats in Winnipeg...) but a nice change to having subs all the time. I'd go here occasionally, take a co-worker, etc. There are a lot of food options at the area so I hope they stay in business.

Ordered a soup and sandwich from the Bridgewater location.The soup was delicious and l had a turkey…read moreclub sandwich which was huge and l also really enjoyed For a light meal or lunch this is the perfect place.Recommend!

The restaurant staff are polite but they seem a little bit sad, I would step inside, assess how…read morethey are feeling and the vibe of the restaurant before ordering. On good days their sandwiches are delicious. They like locals and other Canadians, I would say they are good for friend groups but I don't think this is a place for tourists. I loved their Corned Beef Sandwich and they approved the request for cheese to be added. Their Philly Cheesesteak was pretty good but not the best I've had. Overall I kind of like this place but it's seen better days. I hope more business and success helps.

One day I went into this place and ordered a sandwich. The person preparing it washed her hands and…read moreput plastic gloves on. So far so good. Next, after handling the bread and other ingredients with her gloved hands, she began to handle the uncooked bacon that was ultimately going to go on my sandwich, also using the same gloves. She was preparing to quickly microwave the bacon before placing it on the sandwich. I pointed out to her that she should not be handling the bacon right out of its package with the same gloves that she was using to touch all the other ingredients. Instead of correcting course, by apologizing, switching gloves, or doing something else reasonable, this food handler began to strongly argue with me that the bacon was "already cooked." Why the use of the microwave then? Was it just to warm up the bacon? I did my research online. Packaged bacon is "cured", which means that it is prepared with salt and nitrates to inhibit the growth of bacteria. However, uncooked bacon, especially if it has been left open and unthawed for sometime, can still harbour bacteria and cause food poisoning. So no, I do not want someone handling uncooked bacon with the same gloves that they use to handle all the other ingredients. I especially do not want someone arguing with me about this!

Kimberly is right the burgers are delicious and it's not overly expensive. The restaurant itself is…read morenothing to look at, but the food is good. It's mostly burgers and homemade fries. For greasy food it's a great place to eat.

This place is one of those ma and pop places that you pass by all the time thinking it looks a…read morelittle dingy until a friend takes you out for lunch and brings you there. The food is beyond fantastic! I'm mostly talking the big boy burger and their fries and gravy since I haven't really ventured to different menu items over the years. The restaurant itself is nothing to look at but the couple who runs it are super nice. They actually got to know my family when I was younger and when we went for supper they would greet us and already start making our food without us having to place an order lol Great little burger joint!