Great lunch on a big travel day! The place was quiet, we enjoyed getting to walk out on the docks…read moreand see the water & boats. Great food and service! Got lots of local tips!

Amazing patio on the second floor with an amazing view onto the Georgian Bay. Very nice waitresses…read more Good food. Big portions. Free parking with the restaurant ticket.

Great service, great ambiance, nice and quite, plenty of seats inside and a few outside, very clean…read moreand great decorations. We ordered double espresso and latte, unfortunately not my kind of espresso, roasted too dark and off the balance of a great espresso, left charcoal like after taste. I personally prefer a balanced light roast to get the narrow sweet spot between acidity and bitterness. Plus, darker roast has less caffeine, and I like more

Very interesting decor. The Rueben would sell in NY that's how good. The frozen cappuccino was…read moreawesome

Elegant dining, gracious hosts--a refreshing change to the new normal…read more What a pleasure to feel welcome. The restaurant itself can only be described as gorgeous. Servers are professionally attired and seem genuinely happy to serve. The menu is pleasantly limited--no pages and pages to look through and NO phone required to read the menu! Yeah! I had the duck pate--I could eat this on repeat forever. The gnocchi with a large shrimp added was a perfect portion. Lemon curd tart was an unforgettable last course, finishing with a correctly served grand marnier which the bartender was happy to heat up in the glass. This is a happy experience to repeat again and again. Worth giving up two less expensive meals a month to have this exquisite meal out a little less often.

A great experience. Our second time and was just as good or better than the first visit. The staff…read moreare so great as they are professional, welcoming and attentive without feeling hurried. The food is consistently excellent and delicious. Highly recommend the Tremont Cafe for a wonderful night out.

Definately has England vibes: Americano, croissant and scone. Sure they do not list the prices and…read more$40.00 including tip is a bit much, but like I say London vibes. Service was efficient, they bring out to there lovely patio the food items and call your name for the hot drinks. We came on a Monday so was not bust at all. Americanos were hot, Latte was great and the baked items, especially the blueberry scone, was fresh. A solid 4. -Zuk

We stumbled upon this cute cafe in Blue Mountain Village. The place was bright and airy. The inside…read moreopens up to the outdoor patio which was quite serene. We had the chocolate croissant (5/5) which was buttery and flaky with the rich decadent flavour of the chocolate. The chocolate cookie (5/5) was a delight. It was soft and perfect for those looking for a nice sweet treat. The nutella ice cream latte (5/5) was so good. It wasn't overly sweet which was enjoyable. The iced americano (3/5) was decent. It's more on the acidic side which I'm not a fan of but I still enjoyed sipping on it. The service was fast and both ladies that worked at the espresso bar and at the counter were friendly. Overall, such a great spot if you're in town for a cute cafe that will help you wind down and relax.

Great coffee and sandwich place. Loved the atmosphere... small, cozy. Fireplace was nice. Art on…read morewalls was also nice. Coffee was above average. Would go back. Service was also great with attentive staff.

A gem of a place. Fresh ground coffee, delicious egg salad sandwich on toasted rye bread, and their…read morescones....oh my!! Being a Scotsman scones are a traditional thing and good ones are hard to come by, 10 out of 10 here for everything. So happy we found this place at the start of our working week. FYI closed Sun/Mon. The staff are such beautiful people, very friendly and happy. Great atmosphere for a perfect little coffee house and cafe. Thank you. The Epoxy Guys.

Great Food- Main Course-Desserts-Excellent Service-Great Prices Great Hours Thanks Thank You…read more Enjoyable-Friendly with a Fantastic Reputation

We love Moms. Almost every time we come to Midland we have Sunday breakfast. It's friendly, clean…read moreand the food is good. But today my tea was lukewarm, and when I told the waitress she went and got me more lukewarm tea. She asked if it was better but didn't wait for my answer. I don't think she did anything differently. Cold tea makes me grumpy. A breakfast place has to get hot tea and coffee right.

This was such a beautiful Bibimbap meal from my first time at Minji's, Korean Fusion restaurant in…read moreMidland, Ontario! This was a real work of art that was so fun and colourful to eat because there were many different vegetables and meat underneath the fried egg. The rice also had a wonderful flavour to it that I couldn't identify. It was all very filling! The husband and wife team working there were very warm and friendly and patient with me because it took me so long to decide what to order from the many photos of yummy looking meal choices covering their walls! Only two tables here is must be mostly take out. I'll definitely come back when I return to Midland!

We were visiting midland and in the mood for some different foods. Decided to drop by here for some…read morenoodles and sushi. Min-Ji's is a mom and pop restaurant but seems pretty popular in the area. Seems like they focus on Korean and Japanese dishes. It is takeout only so no dine in and can get really busy on the weekends. We were lucky enough to squeeze in our order! Going to caveat that this is more like a fusion home style Korean/Japanese-Canadian cuisine. If you're looking for classical Korean or Japanese dishes, you may not find it here. Food: Dynamite and MJ rolls bento - the dynamite roll has tempura shrimp, cucumbers and avocado. The rice texture is on point though it could use a bit of rice vinegar. Contents seemed fresh. The MJ roll is quite interesting as it has crab salad inside which gives a nice sweetness to the roll while contrasting the spicy Mayo on top. A really fun roll. The rest of the bento was great too - dumplings, jap chae but using vermicelli noodles, edamame and miso soup. 4.5/5. Spicy Seafood jjampong - note that there is a non spicy version which I think is the seafood udon and the mild spicy version is just called the seafood jjampong. The spicy is quite spicy so he warned. The dish uses udon noodles which is different than other Korean restaurants. There is lots of seafood (shrimp, mussels, squid) and vegetables which is really nice. 4/5. Tofu ramen - the ramen seems to be your typical instant ramen but the broth is nice. Tofu appears to be medium or firm tofu cut up and there's vegetables in the broth as well. 4/5. Price: Probably around 18-22$ per dish before tax and tip. Pretty good in the area for a different type of cuisine.

Decent food. Clean. Quick friendly service. Good variety. I was surprised at the quality given that…read moreit's just a simple place sharing the lot with a gas station.

I'm really not sure how this place has a 4+ rating. It's a little greasy spoon at a gas station pit…read morestop. The service is SUPER friendly and welcoming, but the food is not great. The burger tastes like an unseasoned puck of ground beef fried in old grease, and everything was extremely, extremely salty. The fries were nice and crispy, but they were the best thing we ate. The whole place felt really grimy and greasy. Not at all what we were expecting. Probably really a 1 star based on the food, but gave it the 2 star just because the service was SO friendly.