Saw a random social post, showing this new restaurant / pub in Grimsby. I love to support local…read morerestaurants as much as possible, but def not without merit! This place has given my family and I , an incredible first impression!!! Fresh pizza with a twist We tried 4 different kids of pizza : Niagara Brisket , Burrata and procutto, pepperoni and Margarita. Each one = delicious!!!! Def worth the try!!!

Pizza is good, fresh made Neapolitan style with lots of good topping options. Nice selection of…read morenon-pizza items as well. Friendly staff and quick service. Great for date night.

Feels a bit controversial to give a lower than five star review, but I feel for the prices and…read moreportion sizes this is right on. Went for lunch with my two girlfriends and ordered the street corn dip.. couldn't believe how small and how pricy. We had to order two just to even feel like we ate something. Our flights weren't great but we said nothing as we didn't want to be a bother. We only saw our server when they took our order and when it was time to pay. No checking back in, which would have been helpful and maybe changed our minds on the review. Lots of people rave about this place but I just don't get the hype.

Really good sandwiches, made to order quickly, and local drinks options. Plenty of parking.read more

Pretty setting in downtown Grimsby. We had 2 different bowls from the posted menu. Both were…read moremediocre in quality... lots of rice with skimpy portions of the other ingredients posted. Falafels were TERRIBLE but the chicken was OK. Asked for hot sauce & was charged for it - but it wasn't noticeable in the food. Bottom line is that this lunch was expensive for what we got - definitely NOT worth the investment. I have visited other locations in the peninsula & enjoyed the food. Not sure why this location didn't match them in quality & service. Very disappointing!

This is a takeout-only health food restaurant. They used to have 2 tables before the pandemic…read more There are some tables just outside that are for the neighbourhood. I ordered the Acai Bowl ($13). It was delicious and pretty. It was large and filling enough to make it worth $13. I highly recommend it. It came in a see-through plastic container, the kind that you could put in soup for takeout. The base of the bowl has a smoothie made of banana, strawberry, acai, raspberry, vanilla whey, and almond milk. The top consists of organic granola, natural peanut butter, kiwi, banana, blueberry, strawberry, and coconut shavings. The staff are knowledgeable and helpful. There are 3 locations in total. This location opened 2019-07-18. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There are no customer washrooms. There is free street parking. Review 2023-361

This restaurant focuses on chicken dishes. They offer verious chicken flavours (like Peri Peri,…read moreButter, Lemon & Thyme) with sides, on a pizza, as a burger, etc. Of course, wings are sold also. The restaurant is located in the new Grimsby On The Lake neighbourhood, and they opened early Oct 2022. It is relatively small but does have indoor seating for about 20 people. The interior is minimalist and clean, with two large-screen TVs. The main colours were black and red in the seating area. I ordered the (A8) Peri Peri Chicken (half) ($14.99) with rice. You could also choose naan instead of rice. The order was large. You get about twice as much food as you would in Toronto for that price point! The chicken is marinated for a whole day with their own recipe of herbs and spices. The taste was delicious, including the chicken meat inside. I highly recommend it. The half chicken and rice came on separate rectangular dishes. Both dishes were beautiful red, white, brown, and yellow colours! Unfortunately, the chicken was mostly covered, only exposing about 20% of the large half chicken. Perhaps more of the beautiful chicken could be exposed. I was allowed to photograph a half Peri Peri Chicken on its own. I was there on a Tue 8pm to 10pm. There was only one staff member, so he had to handle orders and cooking. It was manageable since there were (unfortunately) not too many customers at that time of weekday night. He was very passionate about the food served there. There are specials. I spotted an oddity among the specials: Fish & Chips ($14.99); it seems a little out of place! The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washroom, and it is also wheelchair accessible. There is free street parking. Review 2023-101

Food was mediocre at best - reheated, microwaved and deep fried…read more no wonder why they look to be permanently closed.

Poke Box is a build your own poke spot in Durham…read more I initially tried the location in Markham and loved it there so I was quite surprised to see one in Durham! There's a bunch of pre-selected items that are delicious that you can choose from so it's not too overwhelming the first time you go. The service is friendly and patient and explained all the questions you may have. It is quite pricey though, at about $20 a bowl. I do which it came with more protein but it's delicious regardless! Great spot if you want something quick & healthy. You can either dine or take out it's a great spot. 4/5

fast and friendly service ! super cute interior as well , poke bowls were all delicious . highly…read morerecommend spending a little more time to build your own bowl

Some destinations earn their reputation through novelty; Lake House Restaurant earns its through…read moreconstancy -- a rare and more demanding virtue. Nestled along the shores of Lake Ontario in Vineland, this storied establishment, housed in a structure dating to 1867, has become one of those places that quietly lodges itself in the memory and refuses to leave. We made the drive -- well over an hour -- for a Sunday brunch, and not for the first time. It is the kind of restaurant one finds oneself recommending without hesitation, not as a curiosity or a seasonal indulgence, but as a benchmark. The setting alone would justify the journey: a sweeping, unobstructed view of the lake from the sunroom and patio that shifts in character with the light, the season, and the mood of the sky above. On a clear day, the Toronto skyline is visible on the horizon -- an almost implausible grace note. But Lake House does not rest on its scenery. The kitchen demonstrates genuine culinary ambition with a menu that draws from Mediterranean traditions while remaining grounded in local and seasonal sensibility. The salmon crab cakes -- a pairing that sounds indulgent and delivers accordingly -- arrive with a pineapple and mango chutney and sriracha aioli that balance richness with levity. The Great Canadian Burger is a study in considered indulgence: brioche, peameal bacon, sweet bacon jam, and spiced maple aioli achieving a harmony of sweetness, heat, and savoriness that lingers well past the last bite. The service matched the occasion throughout. From the welcome at the door to our server Rhonda -- attentive, warm, and precisely calibrated in her pacing -- to the supervisor who moved quietly through the room ensuring that every table was well attended, the floor operates with the kind of seamless, unhurried care that is too often mistaken for effortlessness. It is not effortless. It is practiced and deliberate, and all the more impressive for it. Lake House Restaurant is a destination that justifies the drive, rewards the return, and -- in a dining landscape where so few establishments manage all three -- that is no small thing.

If you enjoy condiments the semolina crusted calamari ($26) comes with four dipping sauces:…read moresweet-curried aioli, sweet chili, basil pesto aioli, and sriracha aioli. It would've been nice if at least one packed a bit of heat, but they're all tame, adding flavour without overpowering the squid. Thankfully, the semolina crust was excellent - crunchy, light, and not oily at all. The portion is generous and easily shareable between two or three people. A newer addition to the menu is the short rib sandwich ($34), and it's a good one. Large chunks of tender, flavourful beef are topped with sautéed mushrooms, crispy onions, arugula, and brie. The cheese adds a creamy richness that makes the sandwich stand out. The menu notes a horseradish aioli, but any zing from it gets buried under the slightly sweet braising sauce, which was too sugary for my taste. I would've preferred it kept more savoury. The sandwich is already quite saucy, and yet more sauce arrives on the side. Good for fries if you choose to switch the salad to spuds. After hearing plenty about the Great Canadian Burger ($29), I couldn't resist splitting one, though I ultimately wish I hadn't. The short rib sandwich is better. The burger is hefty, with a thick beef patty that's overly dense and heavily mixed, giving it more of a frozen-patty texture than the crumbly tenderness of a good homemade one. The potato bun also struggled to hold up against the avalanche of toppings: grilled peameal bacon, cheddar, onion, tomato, arugula, pickle, and two sauces. I'm not sure why the kitchen insists on sweetening everything - the burger comes with caramelized onion bacon jam and a maple chipotle aioli, both quite sugary. If you enjoy sweeter savoury dishes, you'll probably like it. Otherwise, I'd skip the handhelds. On our weekday lunch visit, the restaurant was well staffed and attentive. Even though we never felt rushed, we were in and out within about an hour. If anything, the service bordered on overly attentive... during that hour we were interrupted six times by four different people checking if everything was okay. My suggestion: let the primary server handle most of the check-ins, and only have others step in if things get busy.

Pizza!!! For the…read morelove of pizza. But also bread. But it was all a ok. Better late than never to finish this review! Came in between shift changes. They had no coffee. Or at least they didn't have any. Waited for 30 minutes for drip. No refills. Pizza were loaded. Not traditional or anywhere close. Kitchen sink/ was literal kitchen sink. Only thing missing was kitchen sink. Loaded fries were loaded. It was better than the pizza. The itself was casual. Came here during a heavy rain so no patio. It wasn't busy but not empty. Bread / bakery part looks good though. Server : first one was super nice: she had siblings and love babies. Second one was older, almost could by a grandma that doesn't like children. Her vibe was just off. Over all, A OK!!

I loved the food and service at Bardo. I recently went with a friend and we had a great time at…read morelunch. I loved the starter bread!

We stopped by this location on our way back from a day trip and had a really positive experience. I…read morecalled ahead of time to ask some questions and the person who answered was very friendly and accommodating. They said they would wait for us to arrive around 7pm even though that is when they close. The Service: The service was exceptional. I think the man working there was the owner because he went above and beyond to accommodate us. I have many food allergies and he let me sub out ingredients to create the perfect meal for myself and he was extremely patient as he answered all of my questions after hours. The Food: We ordered the number 2 and 5 and the employee threw in a sample of the Thai soup for us to try. Thai Soup: The Thai soup was fantastic! It was thick, had a kick of lemon that I love and tasted delicious. We loved it so much we wish we had bought two bowls to go with our meals. #2 Bowl; My boyfriend ordered this dish as is and added tofu as his protein. It came with a peanut dressing, which he said was fantastic. The portion he received was really big and it filled him up. #5 Bowl: This bowl was a Mexican inspired bowl. I subbed out the cheese, and pita chips for more guacamole and edamame. The portion of my bowl was a little smaller than my boyfriends dish but the food was really good. It was really filling and I loved how they could accommodate my diet. Next time I might try a tangier dressing than the ranch this dish came with because I love a kick of lemon or lime juice with my meals. Would We Go Back? Absolutely !

The person who served me was very rude and unprofessional. They were cleaning in the back and I…read morehad to wait a while to be served. After taking the order she proceeded to handle my food. She did not change the one glove she was wearing when she was in the back nor decided to put another glove on before handling the food with her other bare hand. This is not the first time this has happened at the Heartland location. (and she was told this the previous time). When she was addressed about how she was handling the food, she proceed to ask me if I ever went to McDonalds, I told her it doesn't matter I am in The Chopped Leaf. When asked for the mangers name and her name she said she was the manager and her name is Noor. If this how Customer Service is at this location I will not be going back as they do not follow protocol in handling food, nor do they have Customer service skills.

What a gem! This place has the best salads. Named for many local places, ie. the Casa Loma, all…read moresalads are fresh and plentiful! Staff are friendly and very patient with those making their own salad. There is a small area for seating. Definitely a better salad than Mandy's!

I had a craving for salad, and found this restaurant located at Yonge and Eglinton. It has a…read morevariety of salads to suit every taste. I loved my salad; it contained dates, almonds, corn, home made croutons, feta, avocado, cherry tomatoes, Romain lettuce and a wonderful dressing! I cannot wait to try Casa Loma next and the other choices. Mandy's is located all the way in the West End; this is a good choice for Midtowners. Serving healthy options since 2022.