I'd been trying to go to Weber's for years, but the place is always just so darn crowded (and I…read morerefuse to line up for a half hour to eat a burger). Anyway, on our most recent trip to cottage country, we dutifully pulled into the Weber's parking lot and amazingly the lineup wasn't completely insane. They've got the whole thing running like a well-oiled machine, as you order and pay in line, and then eventually your food is handed to you. I was worried we'd have to sit in the heat but they have a spacious (and air conditioned!) seating area inside a train car. It's really nice. As for the burger, it's solid. Nothing about it blew me away, but it definitely hit the spot. The fries were really tasty, too. Next time I'd probably go with a double burger since the single just felt a little too puny. (I also want to shout out the service, as we asked to change our drink after it had already been made and they happily obliged!) Weber's is pretty awesome, I can admit it. Hopefully we'll be back someday.

We were up in cottage country and I've been told that grabbing a burger here is a tradition so here…read moreI am grabbing a burger even though we ate dinner already. Queuing up for like 15-20 mins for what looks like a pretty basic burger topped with your choice of American cheese, onions, pickle, tomato and ketchup and mustard on a thick bun. The burger turned out even better than expected. I definitely taste the smokey flavour. Definitely not a flavour I can easily achieve with our gas bbq at home. We got the double cheese burger with everything except mustard. The cheese is melted between the patties and definitely not as bland as some of the previous reviews mentioned. I think with a thicker bun, a double is needed to create the balanced bite. What's really cool is the vibe and history of this place for that I at least have to give them a star. Fun fact, the owner purchased part of the CN Tower complex to build this pedestrian bridge across the highway so people who came down south can still park and come across the highway safely to enjoy the their burgers. Apparently in the 1970s/80s so many people did it by foot that it became a safety hazard. It's believed to be the only privately owned pedestrian bridge spanning a public highway in Ontario. The owner has purchased retired railway cars to expand his operations for a meat processing facility, washrooms and more. There are also plenty of outdoor seating around this area. They also partnered with Tesla to have supercharger stations on either side of the highway, which makes it a perfect resting spot for those who have electric vehicles. Definitely a unique spot to try at least once if you happen to pass by. Debit and cash only. Line moves quite efficiently as they have a lot of staff assembling and processing orders. I gotta give it to the guy on the grill... handling the massive lineup of people ordering and dealing with like over 20 patties at once in the heat and smoke.

Trifecta experience: great food, friendly staff, decent price. Had the bacon cheeseburger, brisket…read moresandwich & garlic parm onion rings. Delicious

OH, OH, OH!!! Talk about a total mouthgasm!! I haven't had a real Burger in years and I am so very,…read morevery happy that I picked Smokin' Pete's Burger Stop - BEST BURGERS IN BARRIE!!! Six-ounce freshly made 100% Angus Burgers with no fillers. Totally juicy. The Fries are fresh cut and fried in Beef Tallow for a very wonderful taste. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a good Burger!!

Food was good. Potatoes was not so good. I think they mixed the old one with the fresh one…read more Probably some were in the grill since the morning and probably just kept adding more to cook. So some were really hard and some were undercooked. Service was friendly but relatively slow. Coffee refilled didn't come until my husband finished his meal. Ambiance was comfy. It is more of a 3.5 stars.

The food and service are always great. And I love the atmosphere like you're inside a cottageread more

I arrived at this burger Oasis salivating for a home made burger and was greeted by the burger…read moreMaestro who assured me I would be in a state of bliss after enjoying the food. The Genies prediction was correct- it was fabulous and I will be back

DO NOT EAT HERE UNLESS YOU WANT FOOD POISONING!!!! My son got food poisoning 2 days ago after…read moreeating there and he's still sick.. the only thing that could be done to improve it is have the ministry of health go in

THE BEST BREAKFASTS. Amazing potatoes, perfectly done eggs, yummy baked beans, delicious (not…read morepressed rounds) ham, bakery bread for taost & attentive service. Best place to go for brunch in all of Barrie!!

Great diner for brunching. We came in on a weekend. Diner is nice and spacious and service was…read morequick and friendly. Menu had a good number of options to choose from. Ordered the Dunlop Street Diner Breakfast and it was great, a little bit of everything in a full breakfast spread. They even had homemade jam. I chose strawberry and it was great with the rye toast. I also ordered a fresh orange juice which was also delicious. I would come back again for the same meal but also want to try some other things on the menu.

Edit from first review…read more This is no longer the Shed Smokehouse and clearly a wild wing. My first review unfortunately has nothing to do with this establishment. It's too bad that the system here is unable to differentiate. It's a wing joint. Typical food, typical pricing.

Don't Bother. Wouldn't normally have stopped in but they opened up in the failed Shed Smokehouse…read morelocation and I was tagging along with others. The only thing different is the signage and menu obviously. Terrible tiny wings that are WAY overpriced. Was there for shift change - the young woman who was there at first was great - then came the unprofessional and unhelpful change of staff. I know it's a franchise and expectations should be kept on the low side but put in an effort at least! When I mentioned that the Dry Southern Heat wings tasted like curry powder, our server came back from the kitchen to explain that the cook said "it's whatever comes out of the shaker"

This restaurant turned 100yrs old this year!! Food great, prices great,great service and 4th…read moregeneration gentleman cooked everyone's meals with help, we are so happy to have found this spot in our travels!! Great atmosphere!!

First time visit. Curious about trying a diner that has been operating for close to a hundred…read moreyears. Old time Canadian style simple decor from 50s & 60s. Nothing fancy but a good use of space for this old diner. Indulged in a Salisbury Steak with onions, vegetables, beef gravy and a Pepsi. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the portions. There were actually a good sized amount of peas and carrots on my dish. The Salisbury Steak with fine chopped onions was a fair size. No complaints about the service or price. Breakfast options looked good on the menu.

This place makes an amazing pizza. Everytime we are in Horseshoe Valley we stop in for a pizza…read more I am a total pizza snob and this place does it right. You will not be disappointed. Trust me.

We discovered this nice little store/ restaurant while working on a house close by , one of my…read morestaff needed the rest rooms so she ventured down to the store. Low and behold there was a super clean rest room and a quaint little restaurant at the back. We were cold and hungry so the suggestion was made to try this place. The waitress was friendly and prompt. We had burgers. And fries. OMG they were fabulous... reminds me of Fuddruckers hand made paddies and all fresh toppings buns were egg buns then we tried the creme brûlée's cheese cake for dessert. OMG. They food is crazy good I'm the small little store / bakery / restaurant. You will not be disappointed . We have eaten there 5 times since and the food is fabulous.... we just had a philly cheese steak burger on special with fries And decadent carrot cake for dessert Oh it's just fabulous can say enough ********* Man I like this place