All they offer are sandwiches, but between the 5 different sandwiches we tried, they were all…read moredelicious! The service was pretty good, and we got to sit outdoors on the patio on a beautiful sunny day - one simply can't ask for a better dining experience. One complaint from a couple in our party was the coffee tasted and smelled like dish soap. I didn't order coffee myself but perhaps it wouldn't hurt to run an extra cycle of rinsing before serving with those mugs.

This place is pretty good. I looked up a nice place to eat some local food. This place received…read moresome awesome reviews. So thought we'd check it out. Short wait time to get a table. In spite of the time told to us by the hostess. It was our first time there. Our orders were placed. Yet the food seemed to take a long time to get to our table. Meanwhile others got seated after us and their food was out to them, shortly after they sat and ordered. Catfish burger 11/10. Portobello mushroom burger 7/10. It seemed to be missing something. Salads were phenomenal 10/10. Mac'n'cheese, another 10/10. And I never eat that. At all, it was really, really good. Top of the line. The staff were friendly, yet I couldn't help but notice how it seemed our table lacked attention in getting served. I dont know if its because my friend and I were out of towners. I asked twice for hot sauce that was actually given to our table from a different server than the one who took our order. And she was the second person I asked. Mind you it was fairly busy and I understand that. I appreciated learning of the history of the restuarant. In it being originally a bakery and then taken over by the son-in-law. Maintaining the quality and integrity of the food coming out of the kitchen. Definitely nice to hear and not something experienced often in the big city. My friend and I live in Toronto. The washroom I felt was a little close to the dining area. I think there needs to be some more separateness between the dine area, the washrooms and the kitchen. Smells tend to linger. I also didn't enjoy how they use billybee honey instead of a local one. Aside from that. Great restuarant with a wonderful mission. Will likely return.

Soup Chili is said to be spicy，it looks like a combination where sofrito and ground meat live…read moretogether--except that the meat sauce has turned into a soup. There's nothing particularly surprising about it.

Hot hamburger is amazing. The staff is very friendly and the service is quick. I wish that they…read morewere open in the evening for dinner.

We needed to hit Orangeville to buy some haggis, so I figured we should try to pop in somewhere for…read morelunch while we're there. I did a quick search to see if John Catucci had been to the area with either of his shows, and it turned out Philadelphia Kitchen was featured on You Gotta Eat Here. Decision made! We decided to try a couple of their cheesesteaks, one with wiz and one with mozzarella. After a wait of about 15 minutes, both sandwiches were brought to our table. My first impression was that hey, this doesn't look like a traditional cheesesteak. The wiz one especially only seemed to contain a small line of cheese whiz, which, if you've ever had an authentic cheesesteak, you know is absolutely incorrect. Anyway, even though I wouldn't call either of these sandwiches cheesesteaks in the traditional sense, they turned out to be tasty meat sandwiches regardless. The meat is cooked very well, and the fresh bread provides a nice crunch. Do I wish I'd been served an actual cheesesteak? Yes, definitely. But I did enjoy this for what it was, which is a well-made steak sandwich.

Got the unnamed special (on a small chalkboard with various menu items): a bun with onion, BBQ…read moresauce, cheddar cheese, bacon, jalapeño & steak. The bread was crusty & the sandwich had some kick. The BBQ sauce was good. There was a lot of meat though it was cut so finely that it approached ground beef in texture. It was hard to pick out the bacon & the cheese was uneven along the bread. Cherry peppers are the spiciest of their 3 types of hot peppers.

The atmosphere is comfortable and inviting which almost makes up for the overpriced and…read moreunderwhelming meal. I had often found myself consistently adding salt on to the wagyu burger, which had a patty that was quite overcooked, and was lacking in portion size equivalent to its price. The toppings were nice and fresh at least. The fries were cooked well, and maintained its crisp throughout the meal. The service workers were very kind, which was an added bonus to the good environment in the restaurant.

We came here for a quick dinner stop after hiking up north. Service was fast and friendly, but menu…read moreselection was just typical of that of a roadside burger joint / small diner (burgers, fries, fish and chips). Vegetarian options were very few and limited. The salads were mediocre - mostly just 90% iceberg lettuce.

Venue 4/5 Took off a…read morestar due to location being far up north. Plenty of parking with the gas station across the street which makes this a wonderful rest stop. Washroom and indoor and outdoor dining available. Service 4.5/5 Went on a Sunday afternoon. It was very busy as I went out with a car group. Around 130-150 more diners than the usual. Their team was able to handle all the orders within 10-15 min of wait after ordering food. The burgers are made fresh to order and theres a wide selection of free toppings. Washrooms and overall interior was very clean and well maintained. Food 4/5 Ordered a cheese burger and another burger with double patty. The price range is market price for gourmet burgers (around 9-12$ a burger + few dollars extra for combo that has side and drink). Ordered frings as well since I wanted to try both the fried and onion rings. The battery on the onion rings was soft, but not too much bread, a little more crisp would've been nice. The fries were seasoned and not too soggy.

I'd like to give it a bit of a higher rating as they do a lot of things right: nice open clean…read morespace that's great for a break from driving, nice staff, cooking to order and the burgers over a flame grill, and other things. It's just that the burger is a frozen, pre-fab patty and even at that, it's really average. The whole burger is elevated by the qualities above, but it can only do so much. And there's other frozen burgers that taste better than this one. On my second trip, I was in for breakfast and the sausage and egg sandwich was good too, but again, held back by a frozen item (egg) that would've been better if it were made from fresh. All that said, it's still fairly good AND their fries and poutine are very good. It's still a good option for a stop, but I wouldn't make it a place I'd go out of my way for either.

Quality of food is fantastic. Amazing place…read more Only option you need to know : ABC Burger.

The food here is phenomenal! We come here every time we visit friends. Service is excellent too.read more

Great service and overall amazing!…read more Parking is not too bad. The wait time is not long at all! Overall great atmosphere :)

Typical breakfast diner with the usual lively atmosphere. Good food and service. Big portions.read more

Mediocre Philly cheesesteak. The bread is usually the star of any cheesesteak and theirs is a bit…read moretoo soggy for my liking. Nice staff yet dirty restrooms.

Great Philly cheese Sandwich! New owners!…read more The spices on the meat are really good and the foot long will fill you up! The French fries are excellent! The fries are like it they used be 30 years ago, crispy and great taste. The poutine was good as well with lots of gravy! Could have been a little more cheese curds! The only thing I would say is there needs to be a little more meat in the sandwich. The place is small but could fit around 30 people.