We tried this newly opened restaurant on Saturday night for a birthday celebration to try their…read more"savour york" prix fix menu. When I called to make a reservation for an early dinner at 6 p.m., I was Told they could "fit us in". The person on the other line wanted to know if we were staying for the night since she had other guests coming in at 8. We were dining with kids so I said that 2 hours for dinner would be enough. When we arrived in this industrial looking space, we were the only patrons in the restaurant. Most of the tables are low - lounge like. The few tables that are high with bar stool type chairs are all near the door and not in an ideal location. The bar dominates most of the room and there was a drum set in another part of the main floor suggesting that there would be live music later. We sat in a booth with a low table. The waitress, Susan, was very nice but she could not overcome the incompetence of the kitchen staff. The lemon drop martini had no lemon taste. The calamari appetizer was ok but too chewy for me. The chicken wings my son ordered were good. The bruchetta was nothing special. The worst part of the meal was waiting for our entrees - we waited over an hour between the time we finished our appetizers and the time the entrees arrived. The bacon wrapped tenderloin, when it did arrive, was tasty but tiny - four our of five of us ordered this entree and they were all small. My daughter ordered off of the main menu - the penne in rose sauce and the portion for $14 was tiny. I will post a picture. My apple crumble was the kind that you can buy at Costco - definitely not homemade. Mine was burnt. My son's dessert dd not arrive together with the rest of ours. The lemon sorbet was served in a real lemon and was tasty. The desserts all looked like they were store-bought. I will never come back to this restaurant. Our experience was most disappointing.

The service was good considering there was only 1 worker in the entire restaurant cooking the food…read moreand serving. She was nice. The tacos and quesadilla tasted good and had good portion sizes. Overall a decent spot.

Really amazing food we came here with friends , They have…read moregood cocktails , excellent service real quick turn around we ordered Mexican Pizza which was great don't forget to try Spicy Margarita.

Vibe & service 4 star, food 3.5 star. A chic & elegant…read morerestaurant, attentive service and very nice presentations on food so 4 stars on that. Our experience on food didn't quite turn out as anticipated from all the good reviews. I had the Spaghetti Carbonara, and hubby got the Spaghetti alle Vongole. Although both not bad but we were not impressed as we had better elsewhere. Our friend had the Truffle Mushroom Risotto and said it was delicious. For dessert we ordered the Pistachio Lava Cake, and Gelato. Overall we it was a good dinner, we enjoy the ambience and had a nice time catching up.

First class Restaurant hits Vaughan…read more New opening only a few months ago. Chef George has a way with food that rocks and makes you happy. The decor and environment is elegant and sexy. Amazing wine selection from entry level to $1000 bottles. Perfect place for dates and special events. Highly recommend.

I was recommended to come to this restaurant by my friend. We initially went to Penelope and my…read morehusband and I really enjoyed ourselves. So of course we had to go try this place out. Seeing as my husband has a gluten sensitivity. I noticed on their menu they did have gluten-free options for pasta so it helped with our decision. He didn't have any reaction when we had the pizza at Penelope's, so I wasn't too worried about it having it here. I made reservations for Wednesday night and it wasn't too busy (also it was a little bit earlier we went).Client service was fantastic. No complaints. Seeing is that it's the first time we've been there. We tried lots of different things pizza, meatballs, pasta, short ribs, and of course a dessert - all in all great flavors. We made no substitution with the pasta and it just seems that my husband again with the sensitivity, didn't have any reaction to anything. We had so much leftovers and it was honestly so delicious to eat at the next day. Best believe we definitely will be coming back.

This cozy Italian restaurant checks all the boxes. Great food, service, and ambiance…read more We ordered the salad, mushroom pappardelle, rigatoni, and tiramisu. Everything was fantastic but my favourite was the pappardelle. The portion of the salad was also huge and could prob be shared amongst 3-4 people. I will be back to try more!

Pirosmani is located in a spot that's not too noticeable, but it's a great place to get a variety…read moreof different Georgian dishes. Unless there's an event happening, the restaurant is pretty empty and quiet, so the service is good and fairly quick. The interior of the restaurant is made for larger gatherings, and the decor inside shows off Georgian culture. I would make a return trip to eat here if I was in the area again!

Food is excellent, very tasty and authentic. In fact, it's probably the best Georgian restaurant I…read moretried so far. However, the service leaves a lot to be desired, if not for service this would be a 5 stars review. The prices are a bit higher than expected.

It was the BEST BREAKFAST EVER!!! We were a large group, +25…read morepeople. First things first, the staff was very kind, friendly and helpful. They accommodated all of our requests with a sincere smile. About the breakfast, it was very generous. I had berry and grape jam for the first time in my life, both were delicious. Kuymak I absolutely loved!! Eggs, eggs with sujuk, menemen, fried doughnut, tons of cheese, sweets, cream and honey, olive and more. I don't think I can count them all. Portions were pretty generous as well. And the best part, it's very affordable!! To sum up, great food, great price, elegant atmosphere and amazing staff!! 100% recommended.

Once upon a time, this spot sold chandeliers. Apparently, most of them stayed. Walk in and you're…read moregreeted by a glittering ceiling that could light up half the city--Hollywood Regency meets Turkish dining. If your Instagram feed has been looking a little dim lately, this is the cure. The bread was genuinely good--warm, soft, and begging for a dip. The side salad was crisp and surprisingly refreshing. Unfortunately, the main course (Ali Nazik) missed the mark entirely. Instead of the balanced smoky and tangy flavours the dish is known for, it leaned too heavily on oil and salt, which drowned out everything else. Service was adequate, and the space is undeniably a visual treat, but bottom line? Rumeli makes for a better backdrop than a dinner destination. Great for a photo, less so for a memorable meal.

Castello is a family-owned restaurant that has been around for over 20 years and can be considered…read moreone of the "OG" Italian restaurants in the Woodbridge/ Vaughan area. Not only is it a restaurant serving lunch and dinner, but it also has the space to host private events- wedding reception, birthday parties, company events, etc! They also offer catering services for your next private party. We had a reservation on a Thursday evening for a nice dinner at around 7pm. The interior was classy with chandeliers and a huge flower centerpiece, but kept it warm, with intimate lighting. They weren't too busy in the dining area as only a few tables were occupied, contrary to the big event they had going on on the mezzanine floor. We were greeted by the lovely restaurant manager, Kevin, who brought us to our table which was tucked at the back corner of the dining area. Here's what we ordered and what we thought of them... DRINK: - Verbena Blues Lemonade: the original version was a vodka-lemonade cocktail, but my boss requested it non-alcoholic and they were able to accommodate her request. The colour of the drink was a beautiful azure that reminded you of the ocean water. (I didn't get to taste it as it's my boss's drink... but she finished the whole drink so I assumed it was good enough?) FOOD: - Cozze Marinara (PEI mussels in tomato sauce): well-cooked mussels... in a pool of seasoned tomato sauce. The only slight issue was the amount of crushed shell pieces inside the mussels was a little much. - Beet Arugula: the dish's name says itself... essentially an arugula salad with beet chunks, sprinkled with feta cheese and crushed pistachio. The dressing was said to be "berry vinaigrette", but it tasted more like olive oil to us. It was a refreshing dish to balance out all the salt. - Rigatoni Profumo De Bosco (mushroom rigatoni pasta with rose sauce): the pasta was al dente so it still had a bounce in every bite, the sauce though... it was a tad bit too salty for our palate, as the dish already came with prosciutto (small tiny bits and pieces of it) which was salty in itself, together with the salt in the sauce, it was overpowering. - Scaloppini Al Limone (veal with veggie): it was my first time having veal and possibly going to be my last. The texture of the veal was dry and a bit tough to cut into. It had the texture of a thin pork cutlet rather than the tenderness of red meat (maybe I am wrong?) DESSERT: - Tiramisu: it's almost a MUST ORDER whenever I dine at an Italian restaurant. The ladyfinger part was moist without being too soggy, and the mascarpone layer wasn't enough to give the overall bite a more rich, and velvety texture. Not saying it's not tasty, but if they put more mascarpone, it would have been CHEF's KISS!

Just had company party there. Quality of food , services are not good, but price is not cheap.read more

Shoeless Joe's fits in with the Jack Astor's / Montana's type of large and noisy restaurant you get…read moretogether with the whole office for. Also typical is the menu. There's a big range of appetizers, from fries to nachos and more, and the same range of pizzas, pastas and burgers. Decent choice of drinks and desserts. There's nothing special in my book. The numerous TVs are great if you want to catch a game. If you want a cozier meal, it's distracting. Idk if they were short staffed last I went but service was a bit wanting. Overall it was a very average experience. Personally I prefer someplace more intimate but if you want to book for a group night out, this might be your ticket.

I'm so confused how our night for a celebration turned into 3 hours of no service, short staffing…read moreand food that was beyond edible. Avoid there. The poor server... she was so nice but you can tell that her management really let her down and were clueless. Short staff during a FIFA opener was wild.

Came here for lunch with some friends…read more The place was quite. Service was good. But they had 1 person managing the whole place which made it a bit slow. Love the new look of the place. Food was average with typical bar stuff. Nothing was off the carts. Place is made for sports and beers.

Last week, I saw my friend's photo of a surf and turf cheeseburger, and what was left of my small…read moremind was blown. I decided to look at the menu, saw the lobster roll, and knew that I needed to order it. I love lobster rolls. I see it on a menu and I must order it. No thought required. Done! There are three COAST locations, all ghost kitchens, in the GTA. One is in downtown Toronto. Another is at the Firkin that I used to frequent at Yonge and Eglinton. The one is Vaughan is the latest addition, which is where I went last night. I placed my order through Uber Eats for pickup: - PEI lobster roll with COAST salad - Crispy COAST shrimp - Crème brûlée cheesecake - Superbowl Sunday special (free COAST fries when your order is $40 or more) The downside is that I got a general location as to where to go to pick up my food. I got to the plaza with Nations grocery store anchoring it. Where do I go next? Well, my prayers were answered when a nice person from COAST called me and said that my order was ready. He let me know that COAST is in The Moose, which is a Firkin pub. Yes, direction! I thanked him and parked closer to the pub. The Moose looks new and modern. It has patio heaters and is open for dining in, as is many eateries in York region now. I was greeted by a nice man. He asked for my order number. I showed it on my phone and he went to fetch my order. I saw this white paper bag with handles on the bar counter. He thanked me and handed it to me. I reciprocated. I could smell the fries through my mask. I was so excited and I headed over to my car. I got home and had dinner. I bought more than I could down, so I have leftovers today that I look forward to having I had a container full of salad. The PEI lobster roll was camouflaged by it. You can choose fries or salad as your side. Considering that I was going for free COAST fries, I settled for salad. I loved how much salad I got. The veggies were crisp and fresh. All I heard was my crunching on them. The salad dressing had balsamic vinegar, but it was subtle and didn't have a ton of sugar. I liked it a lot. My lobster roll was good. The lobster had generous chunks of real lobster in aioli, with chives and seasoning. Yum! The downside was the bun. The brioche bun needed to be softer and perhaps grilled more with butter. It would have made the experience nicer. It was a smaller roll than I had hoped for $20, but I had so much food that it was minor. What surprised me the most were the crispy COAST shrimp. They were super crispy. They had a bit of spice. The baby arugula balanced out the spiciness. I thoroughly enjoyed how crispy the whisper-thin batter coating each shrimp was. Perfection! I got the COAST fries on the house. The fries tasted so homemade, as if I had cut the fries myself, and someone did a better job at deep-frying them. It had Grana Padano cheese that I had never had. It tasted like parmesan, but milder. I loved it with the spicy aioli and chives. I love chives so much. I normally don't enjoy eating fries as a side, but I could do these any day. I have been good lately by not going overboard with desserts. However, I couldn't resist getting the crème brûlée cheesecake. Sadly, my slice got tossed around a tad in the container, so the pointy part of the slice was smashed. However, I ate it all, even with the whipped cream puddle next to it. I enjoyed this cheesecake slice a lot. It wasn't terribly sweet. The berry coulis on top provided a nice tartness and contrast. The crust was thin. The cheesecake was creamy and you could taste the beautiful crème brûlée flavour in each bite. It's a winner! I am eyeing the PEI lobster poutine, and COAST surf and turf burger next. I had a great experience. Prices do run steep, but it's worth treating yourself to fresh seafood and ingredients. (114)