Would recommend the beef dip. The freshest bread possible, the beef was tender, the gravy and…read morehorseradish made this an absolute must try. Drinks were tasty. Service was excellent. Lots of nice decor inside to enjoy.

Service is very friendly here. It's the historical restaurant to go to in Southampton, as there's…read moreonly a handful of places to eat at. The inside of the restaurant is also nice with historical touches to it. The building is very beautiful and you can learn all about the Shirley of the building and family in the menu. Unfortunately the food is mediocre, verging on bad. We've tried this place 3 times to give it a fair shot as we really wanted to like it but I don't think we will return. - pasta : over sauced; the pasta I had with balls of cheese was warm with cold balls of cheese. Kids has jarred tomatoe sauce on pasta. - fish and chips- if you're looking for that nice light crunch with a crispy light coating- don't go here. It was soggy, and meh; coleslaw tasteless; fries on the verge of burnt. How you get fries wrong, who knows. - beef wrap - very saucy inside, - chicken curry - very salty, tasted like it was from a jar; the rice was underdone, I don't know how it's possible to not cook rice properly in a restaurant but this place did it. Coriander garnish was wilted and old, why bother even putting it on? Naan bread very crispy on one side. - ceaser drink was ok. Basic. - hamburger - tasted fine. Again, I think the service was friendly and the restaurant is nice but they dropped the ball on the food and are likely capitalizing on the history of the building rather than the food.

After being at the Bruce Wine Bar several times since 2019 and most other comparable restaurants in…read morethe area, we used to say it's the best joint in the hood BUT. My wife just had her b-day dinner with some girlfriends and it was the first lousy experience. When a borderline rude waitress tells them they only have the table till 7.30 before they sit down. It's Thursday night and the place is not packed ? One way to put a damper on the party to start the evening. After tossing the menu on the table, rude waitress asks " do you want wine ?" I guess she is new and untrained or should not work in the service industry. Overall dinner was ok this time but previous times was very good. The kicker was when no one actually showed up to take the table with the mentioned time limit and at this point the place was half empty. We will go back for another try, hope to get a waitress with more personality then my gold fish.

Well here we are 10+ years later. My wife and I stopped in for lunch the other day after hearing…read morethey were closing at the end of the month. The place was packed and we shared a $40 pizza. With only one server, the service was slow and the food was a little overdone. They will be missed as the restaurant has become a landmark but I understand they may reopen at another location.

Penstock Lounge is a nice bar lounge located inside Elora Mills Hotel and Spa. Highly recommend to…read morecome here for a drink or 2 and even a snack when you visiting Elora! That priceless view. Floor to Ceiling windows that give you a view of the Grand River and Elora Gorge while you sipping some cocktails? They also have a bar menu or even some items from the main restaurant you can order from. Penstock Lounge is just a classy place to time out while you are visiting Elora. It is just hard to believe that such impressive and amazing setting is right here in Ontario!

The Penstock Lounge, located inside the newly renovated Elora Mill Hotel and Spa, is a beautiful…read morespace on the lower level of the main restaurant. Stone-chiselled steps lead you down to this wonderful room with warm tones and stone walls adding to the ambiance and character of the building. There are dining tables and a piano near the bar, and a private dining room close by, but the nicest feature (to me) is the dining room that's built out from the main structure, sitting right over the Grand River and Elora Gorge. Gorgeous! Get it? JK and I dropped in for lunch on one of our crawls. We chose a table closest to the Tooth of Time (see photo) and waterfall just on the other side of the floor to ceiling windows. We actually switched tables shortly after because the sunlight was so bright. The view of the gorge was just as impressive. We were wandering around the St. Jacobs Farmers Market earlier, munching on stuff, so we weren't too hungry. The lunch menu had quite a few things that sounded good but we decided to share an order of the Glazed Thatcher Farms Pork Belly (braised cabbage, roasted squash purée, wild mushrooms). The presentation was beautiful and it tasted really good! It was cooked perfectly - tender, moist, flavourful. Excellent dish. Their cocktail menu had a lot of interesting concoctions but we chose water and coffee. I know, it sounds boring but we still had a few stops planned on our long way home - all breweries. Yes, I was thinking responsibly! I'll have to come back to sample more of their menu. Our server was recommending their desserts. Next time. I may just have to plan a stay at the hotel so I can go through their cocktail menu. Highly recommended.

Good food, nice service, friendly people and great staff. Awesome place, beautiful views and cozy,…read moreclean friendly and clean and warm filled with beautiful people and great coffee

Came here for a party with 20 people, they did not tell us it was a set menu until we got here. The…read morefood was mediocre at best ... Like average wedding food. Service was very slow, took over 3 hours until we got our desert. They were very slow with drinks etc. With a set menu especially it felt like they should have been able to handle the group more easily.

Wonderful place. Beautiful decor. The menu looks great. Locally sourced food as much as…read morepossible. Our server did an amazing job describing the signature dishes and recommending dishes. A little heavy handed on the salt this time. We had the tagliatelle and gnocchi dish and because both had similar base sauces. Without the pasta part though, the sauce itself would've been inedible. Maybe a slip of the hand. Would help if they taste the food before it goes out. It would've been caught for sure. Special shout out to Dane who was our spectacular server. And our bartender was wonderful as well! Definitely visiting again!

Super cute place. Pleasant staff and pretty quick service considering how busy they were. Food…read morelooked so good but just stopped by for coffee. All drinks were very tasty. My only complaint was that there wasn't enough ice in the drinks so it melted too quickly and wasn't very cold.

I'm a bit biased, being a member, but the club is well set-up, with two lounges, upstairs and down…read morethat give prime viewing of curling games and a great kitchen during events. Lots of tvs for either viewing the curling action on the ice, or catching sports on cable. During events, the place holds plenty of people comfortably. And, nothing to sneeze at, the prices of drinks at the fully stocked bar are exceedingly reasonable when compared with anything else in town.

With visitors to Owen sound, Ontario, we took them to the Boot and Blade. It was Saturday night and…read morethree out of four of us had the prime rib, the Saturday feature. It was tender, flavorful, juicy. My guest had intimated just how fond he was of prime rib, and he, too, had high praise for the meal. The Boot and Blade is one of those restaurants that has a very rustic feel to it, but behind that are genuine chefs, cooking, real food, and sourcing, local whenever they can. I think it shows!

Excellent Food, Service & Ambiance with hospitable warm friendly staff, servers, and speedy service…read moreincluding the cash out at front desk. Best fresh coffee, baking and deserts selection, anywhere and always - Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner ! Enjoy with family.

Glam speak-easy hidden away at the heart of Orangeville. Definitely make reservations ahead of time…read more- once you make the reservation, the table is yours for the ENTIRE night. We lucked out and walked in right before opening & the owner was kind enough to get us on a waitlist for a last minute cancellation. Thankfully we got in for a table for 2 for the night and got to experience the fun cover band, wild drink concoctions, and speakeasy flapper vibes! The food wasn't memorable and I would skip on it. But overall HIGHLY RECOMMEND checking out Revival 1863 - the owners are local and they did a wonderful job creating this gem.

this place is stunning, went to the drag show & it was awesome! the best and tastiest drinks! more…read morefood items would be nice, but its all delicious!

Looking for an event space? Birthday party, anniversary, wedding reception? Contact us to look at…read moreOpus Lounge for your event!

Table for three with seven shared dishes and we had to order an eighth to go ... that should be all…read moreyou need to know about how great the food was. Oysters, Duck Leg Confit, Honey Mustard Crusted Leg of lamb, and Smoked pork loin with sausage were all exceptional, paired with great service and a cute patio which was the perfect backdrop for a summer evening. The brûlée, cheesecake and homemade flaky competed for dessert of the night at our table, with the final verdict being that sharing the three left us all feeling like we somehow won. Got a chance to chat with the owner and chef and understood right away why every dish we tried felt like it was the special of the night. We don't make it here often but when we do we'll be making sure they have a table for us.