I've been seeing Bean Bar all over Instagram and during the snow storm I was CRAVING cake. Thank…read moregod they stayed open until 11:30PM every day. Parking is only a small lot so it does get crazy when all the businesses are open. The atmosphere and decor are excellent. The vibe is so homey and trendy walking in. The service was phenomenal. Our waitress seated us quickly with menus and water. Another waitress came to explain the cakes to us. We got - Ice Cow: shaken chocolate milk with whip cream. This was ok but I'd definitely try and go for other drinks when I come back - Chai Latte: this is a must. The drink comes in a cute little pot, a cup sugar rimmed, & a strainer. This was amazing. 100% better than the ones you'd get at Starbucks. Salted Caramel Cake: has a meringue feel. The crunchiness added to the overall texture and flavour of the cake. Rocky Road??? It was the a little too overwhelming for me. The cake was a little too dense and it was too sweet. Would be great with somebody with a sweet tooth that loves chocolate though. I'd love to come back for lunch or dinner sometime. They also serve Donut Monster donuts here!

What the heck happened to this place! Don't belive the…read morepositive reviews they are fake. My wife and I ordered the lamp chops, a great cut of meat that were destroyed and barely chewable. I had the apple brie with carmelise onions, that came barely cooked, The brie itself had zero taste over the raw onions. I was happy with the side of fries, cruchy with a soft centre I use to take my daughter to this place 6 years ago when she was at Mac and the food was amazing, rocking music, packed with people. The menu was huge with many vegan and healthy and tasty options. No longer, very sad. If you're in Hamilton Mac area and want some better food in the area, try Squire on Locke Str. Or the Thisty Catus in Dundas. Overall, I'm disappointed to see what happened what was a great place to dine.

The menu and food were pretty decent for a chain restaurant. We came for brunch to this location…read more At the time that we went, there was a big party with lots of kids so the place was very loud and they seemed a bit understaffed. It was very slow to get servers' attention, but understandably so - they were busy and occupied with the big party and other patrons (the place was very packed). But luckily our food came out in a timely manner. Our server was friendly and helpful. The build-your-own omelettes came out perfect with all the ingredients that we wanted (all vegetables). I liked the degree of customizations and substitutions that we we were able to make (3 egg whites and 1 yolk, substituted the potatoes with side salad, had the salad dressing on the side, etc.). Portion size of each dish was perfect for each individual. Although technically the lunch menu items weren't supposed to start at 11 am, we were able to get a few sides from that menu (side steamed vegetables and big Meditteranean Salad) - glad they were able to make that accommodation.

Slow and poor service....waited 20 min for water and had to ask 3 times…read more...wrong drink given charged extra for syrup that was missed..avocado was rotten and spinach soggy. Only 3 other tables so very slow but drinks and food took forever over 49 mins...waitress needs customer service training and needs to hustle a bit Lots of options for dining out and they don't seem to get that. New manager vey nice though and open to feedback.

We came here on a Friday for breakfast and were really happy with the vibes, service and our meal…read more The diner is spacious and suitable for silo dining, couples and family gatherings. They have a great variety of options on their menu for breakfast, brunch and lunch/dinner. There's a good variety of jam and honey available at each table. We ordered "Meat Lovers Omelette" and "French Toast" served with 2 eggs, fries and sausage. Our food was fresh and tasty. We also ordered a coffee pot. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Finding parking is not an issue as they have enough parking spaces in front of the diner.

A bunch of us stopped by Skyway Diner in Burlington for lunch. From the moment you walk in, you're…read moregreeted with exactly what you'd hope for from a good old-school diner- cozy outdated cushion booths, friendly service, and the smell of bacon and fresh coffee in the air. I decided with the Reuben sandwich since it's one of their recommended picks, and it totally lived up to it. The sandwich was packed with smoked meat, sauerkraut, and just the right amount of Thousand Island dressing, all grilled up on perfectly toasted rye. It came with coleslaw and fries, but I swapped mine for home fries because, honestly, when you're in a diner, you go with home fries. And they didn't disappoint... crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and nicely seasoned. Even with a bunch of us, service was super quick and everything came out hot and fresh. The portions were solid, the prices were fair, and the whole experience just felt easy and satisfying. Definitely one of those places you leave full and happy. Would come back in a heartbeat.

Poor service- empty coffee cups and waitress walked by 3 times while other tables got their coffee…read morerefilled. Had to get our own cutlery off other tables. Had to ask for items we ordered. Tried to take my plate while I was still eating and then never came back to table again. Had to ask other waitress for help Food was less than mediocre. Turkey full of gristle and fish over cooked Won't be back

My father and I attended the Galt View today for an early supper. Anyone from Cambridge already…read moreknows of the Galt View Restaurant (the one across the street from the hospital), but it's now under new ownership/management and while they were closed to renovations the past few months, not much has changed inside. This was the first I've been there since the changeover. It's a big restaurant and they have good food. Today we both had the banquet burger, and it was quite good. I wouldn't go so far as to say it was the best, but it was good. The menu is small, but it offers all the standard comfort food you'd expect from such a place. There were only two other parties dinning in the 40-plus table establishment, and as a result our server was attentive and the food was served quickly. I wonder how that might change if it were busy. I will say that our server was very cheerful and pleasant, which made it a nice experience. Then there was the mystery of the empty bowl. On our table was placed a small, white, ceramic bowl. It was the same as the bowl used to hold the sugar packets for coffee or tea, but this one was empty. I looked around and there was a small, white, empty bowl on every table. I was perplexed. I commented to my father that maybe it was a tip jar. He joked saying that it was empty, so maybe we should go elsewhere. As the meal wore on, I became increasingly worried about the meaning behind this empty bowl. Why was it there? Why a white bowl? Why not green, or brown, or whatever other colour is fashionable for bowls these days? What were we meant to do with it? Did it have a deeper existential meaning? Was it the owners symbolic commentary on the nature of the universe? A view thus imposed on the unsuspecting diner, most of whom would just think; "hey, an empty bowl." My head was spinning. I began to wonder if I was losing my mind. Imagine that, being brought to the brink of sanity (or is that insanity) by the presence of a small, empty, white, ceramic bowl. I again commented on the situation and my father insisted that it was there to hold creamers for those cups of coffee and tee, for which the sugar waited. I was dubious...it didn't make any sense. In the end, I declined to ask the waitress why there was an empty bowl on every table. I figured that the mystery had taken me places I hadn't dreamed possible, and whatever her answer, a mind cannot be un-blown, once it is blown. We gave her a good tip.

My husband and I had a great breakfast at Rose Garden. We were looking for a place to eat near the…read moreRoyal Botanical Garden, and this is basically in the garden's backyard. I ordered a classic eggs/toast/potato meal, and the scrambled eggs were some of the best I've had at a diner. (You'd be surprised how many diners don't serve good eggs!) The potatoes were light and fluffy and our server was friendly. I would love to return when I'm in the area and try their take on an omelette.

Typical dinner ambiance.Really good service. Kind, polite and helpful wait staff. I ordered the…read morechicken stir fry. It was full of fresh and perfectly cooked vegetables. The chicken was very good with a light sauce. I really enjoyed it and felt like I was having a really healthy meal.

Bardo deserves an updated review now that they have a new name and just celebrated their 16th…read moreanniversary - congrats! I love most items on the menu. Favorites include the arugula chick pea and black bean salad with jalenepeno pesto, any of their baked goods and sweets as well as their pizza. I LOVE that their pasta dishes feature Artie's handmade pasta (the best!) - but honestly was a little chewy recently with the pasta dish I got - could have gone for another minute. The standout for us was the desert - holy cow!! The Really Really Fudgey Brownie was UNREAL!! Sooo good. Service is friendly and helpful; you can tell the employees like their jobs, which helps the food taste even better. Their somewhat recent makeover and rebrand gives the restraunt a slightly more upscale feel which I'm not mad about. I love that you can dine outdoors as well, and bring your dog if you wish.

I visited today with my partner, our server was lovely and the place was nice, but my pizza came…read moreout with raw dough. I sent it back for another one that came out raw as well, we had the second one put back in the oven and took it to go. I should have looked more closely at it before leaving, because when I was home I found the crust was still raw and inedible. It was the first and only time I have ever had to send food back at a restaurant. Our server relayed a message from the kitchen suggesting we request our pizza "well done" in future.

My friend booked this place for lunch after visiting the lavender farm in Milton.....it was about a…read more20 minute drive from the farm and looked like a small diner from outside. Upon entering there are 2 indoor dining areas and a patio on an upper deck and then a patio down below out back. Our group of about 20 or more sat at the lower patio. It was lovely with sun umbrellas and an open field out back. We had pre ordered our meals and they promptly came out as we arrived. I had the avocado toast and it was delicious. Their menu is extensive and has lots of vegan options. I had the vanilla cashew pudding with fruit for dessert and it was excellent. The others all enjoyed their food and desserts as well. A few minor issues with getting cutlery and water at the tables but overall staff were go

I was highly impressed with this place. Feels like it's in the middle of nowhere but it's honestly…read morea beautifully set up inside and not what you'd expect from the outside. The food was great - we had breakfast and ordered pancakes, the "classic breakfast" and a western omelette. The food tasted great and was very well priced for what you were getting. The pancakes had chia seeds and fruits with it, the omelette was very big with a lot ingredients stuffed in it and the potatoes were crispy! The staff were also very pleasant to top it all off. Would surely come back and definitely recommend!

Extremely slow service. Waitress was not very adept at seating guests nor advising how long until…read morefood would be ready. Still waiting for my meal and it's been 30 minutes?!

We loved sunset grill! Our waitress was funny and our food was delish. It was clean inside and…read moreoutside, and not too crowded on a saturday morning.