Employees do not change gloves. They talk on the phone, take cash with gloves on than prepare food…read more I watched a man in his cell phone come from back room with gloves than make food. I told them about food safety but I feel they don't care

Worst Starbucks drink I've ever had :( They made my extra…read morehot drink first and then 5 minutes later after several other customers after me had gotten their drinks, they made me an anericano that was like flavoured water with a hint of coffee.

Great place to stopover and take a break from driving. There's a large food court inside with Tim…read moreHortons, Pizza Pizza, Wendy's, KFC/Taco Bell, New York Fries, Mr Sub and Manchu Wok. There's a tourist info desk to get maps, brochures on attractions, get directions. Petro Canada gas station also on site if you need to fill up. This is probably the best rest stop when entering Niagara region.

There's alot to pick from. The lines was long put moved fast and the food was very goodread more

Easy pit stop on a the road trip to Toronto. Bathrooms were clean and well attended for. Plenty of…read morespace to sit inside and the AC is flowing. The businesses within are: Starbucks Popeyes Burger King New York Fries Tim Hortons We initially attempted to get Popeyes but they didn't have mashed potatoes availables so we opted for New York fries which was solid. It's convenient that there's screens that you can take order from any of the businesses versus waiting in line for each one.

Onroute Similar to…read more"Chicago oasis". A simple stop that has food, gas, and bathroom. Built for travelers! Nice job Highly recommended

Nice little ONRoute. Pretty easy to park and get inside. The inside has a convenience store with…read moregrab and go sandwiches and drinks. If you have a bit more time you can grab something at the fast food places. They all have digital ordering kiosks set up so you don't have to interact with anyone. There were some issues with them though. We ordered at the Burger King one and for one of the burgers, it required an extra sauce to be added. It wasn't a huge deal for us but it seems weird that you had to get it. There are ample washrooms available. They might have been in between cleans at the time because there were some stalls with surprises in them and the counter area was a little messy.

I'm not sure who hires cleaners, but the family bathroom. I just went into if you look under the…read moresink and on the heater, it's disgusting, and it looks like the cleaner uses the mop to clean the toilet. Disgusting, Management should be replaced.So proper people could be hired to do their jobs

* Terrible decision- terrible experience .. terrible waste of money-- terrible waste of time!…read more WHERE'S THE BEEF ??? The motto has definitely left with the meat --.. minus the sawdust n belly rumbles ... terrible again! Have no mustard-- in the whole restaurant-- terrible service -- they should be ashamed ! Wow -no happy meal here no doubt .. ( only a play on words ) what has the restaurant business come to that used to be something they wouldn't not even serve to a paying customer -- and then they look at you Like what's wrong with it. What the hell? When you say would you eat this ...? Just like And the cost to payout is outrages ... Nobody cares -- discusting! DO NOT EAT HERE --- Could improve everything.. it close up !

they messed up my burger and it took me 30 minutes to get my food. what a waste of time. the tims…read moreline was faster then this snail race. won't be coming here!

The ordering system is poorly planned. If you want to order on a machine, you're in the way of…read morepeople who want to speak to a person. The fries were cold and overly salted. The classic chicken sandwich and the burger were also barely warm. Not enough staff for the number of customers.

I love driving the highways in Canada. They don't do American-style rest areas (just a building…read morewith some restrooms, water fountains, vending machines, a giant map on the wall, and brochures) here. Their rest areas are like giant mall food courts.

Popped in for brunch after yoga today! It was such a cutely decorated hotel…read more We were sat by the window in the sun which felt great on this frozen day. I had the mushroom & onion omelet and my friend had the classic with bacon. Great service and freshly tasting food! Definitely would come back here.

Strangest hotel that seems to double up as an art gallery of sorts. It's really quite nifty and…read morehonestly the place has a very visual flair that no other place I've stayed at has and I am rather fond of it for that reason. However, at the end of the day I'm also rather practical, and as a place to *stay* it's high on style, but lower on execution. Not much in the way of sound proofing and HVAC is loud so earplugs recommended. It's kind of like somebody who designed a hotel (room) that doesn't actually use them. This leads to some fun things like a pool table with loads of books and artwork dotted around and communal spaces that function pretty well. But then you have other oddities like a chandelier above that pool table that gets in the way of actually playing it. They use a text service they emphasize over the traditional phone line, but then I couldn't get a fast response to it (I wasn't waiting more than an hour when I could just walk down and get an answer faster). All sorts of odd and small decisions that add up to a stay that's rather quirky for seasoned travelers. That's not getting into the super old elevator too (I'm sure it's charming for some folks, but it was definitely discouraging regular use and I can see it being a problem if you couldn't opt to take stairs). First off there's no space for *your* stuff. There's no space to really put any amount of luggage, no desk space, and the only trash can is in the bathroom. Very minimal places to put your things at all, which makes it feel even more cramped. Spaces for cabinets are just hollow metal stands underneath a tiny tray thing. For two people it's quite hard and we used the tiny bannister that was used for ambient lighting to also hold items cause we were desperate. I hit my head on the hanging rack since it's directly over the only place to put a backpack. It's like they didn't comprehend anyone having check-in sized luggage or someone taller than 5'3". There's barely room to setup a CPAP machine by the bedside, which I've never had to deal with in any other hotel I've stayed at (over ~50 stays to date). The electronic controls for the shade is neat. But then there's the door hanger which if you hang anything on at all will get crunched up against the wood bannister. It's more of a door handle since there's nothing else to pull on to open the bathroom. Then there's the piping like putting the sink in the bed area which is weird. The shower has no door or curtain so the water tends to just spill everywhere and the drain is where the divider would be. It was on the lower end of pricing in Toronto and for a place to crash it was serviceable given it's proximity to things. However, this was the only time my frugal brother told me to straight up just spend a bit more money. It was all fine, but definitely wouldn't be signing up for round two soon.

I think this is the coolest concept, and I'm amazed that we don't do it in the United States. There…read moreis this chain of rest stops that have gasoline and Diesel, three to four different restaurants, restrooms, Wi-Fi ATM and a very comfortable seating area that also has road conditions on large TV screens. This is so super convenient. I would love to be able to recreate this in the United States. I've had the chance to stop at multiple ones of these and have found them to be super clean, very courteous and friendly and just a pleasure to stop at. The one thing that impressed me the most was how respectful people were about this place. Nobody was making a mess. Nobody was being loud and obnoxious, and if they did drop something they picked it up. I really do appreciate the kindness and conscientious of the Canadian people, and I think we could learn a thing or two from our Canadian friends. Bottom line? I would absolutely stop at this to get gas, a bite to eat or just to take a break and stretch my legs. It is the perfect roadside weigh station to regain your composure and get back on the road.

Onroute was a lifesaver. Especially during a blizzard at middle of the night and I needed to find…read moresomewhere to park for the night. Even though road conditions were bad. Great job by the staffs to keep the travel stop up and running and constantly plowing the parking lot. Gas pump, bathroom, convenience store were all open

At the south east corner of Mainway and Walkers Line, this location has 4 islands of pumps. The…read morecorner is quite busy in that there's a rest stop type structure that shares part of the driveways in and out of this large complex although the station is not part of the restaurant complex. The complex has 2 drive throughs (one for Wendy's and one for Tim Horton's but this gas station is accessible from the right lane if you're going north on Walkers. If you're going south on Walkers it's probably safest to make a left on Mainway and a right into the station and if you're going west on Mainway you can turn left well before the intersection into a long driveway that leads to both the station and the restaurant complex. The store here is much smaller than the one at Mainway at Appleby (about 2km east) and they don't have as much wiggle space around the islands either. The lot here is smaller and they don't have a car wash but they do have pay at the pump. I find the prices are always more affordable in the afternoons. Like many fuel stations in Burlington north of the QEW they have nearby competition so perhaps that's keeping each other honest? I've noticed gas prices in Burlington are recently better than my neighborhood in west Toronto so I've been filling up more regularly out this way.

Convenient location. Close to the QEW. Easy to get in and out of. Staff could be a little more…read morefriendly. There's a good selection of drinks and snacks if you're on-the-go.