Such a cute spot, feels like stepping into my grandma&#39;s kitchen. Loved all the little teapots and teacups everywhere, even spotted a few in the bathroom! 🫖

The sourdough with roasted butter they bring out first is so good. It&#39;s warm, crusty on the outside, and the butter has this deep, almost nutty flavor. Honestly, I could&#39;ve just had that and been happy.

First time here. The freshness of the ingredients really stood out. The greens in my salad were crisp, and the fish tasted like it was just caught. A lovely, light meal. The staff was very welcoming.

The patio by the water is a nice spot. It does get pretty busy though, especially during events. Made a reservation and it was a good call.

Thursday wing nights are a solid deal, and the pitchers are priced right. It&#39;s definitely a lively spot, packed with students. The wings themselves were crispy and the sauce had a good kick. A bit noisy for my taste, but that&#39;s the vibe here.

Breakfast poutine was huge, perfect for a weekend morning. The cheese curds were fresh and melty. Sat by the window watching the trains&mdash;a nice touch. My only gripe? The house red I had with it was just okay, a bit too light for the rich gravy. Still, a solid spot.

Got the chicken fried rice for takeout. It was ready in 20 minutes, still steaming hot with plenty of tender chicken.

The spicy rare beef pho was very good. The broth had a nice depth of flavor and just the right amount of heat. The shaved beef was tender. I appreciated that the booths were spacious and comfortable, which made for a relaxed meal.

A cozy little spot, perfect for takeout. What really stood out for me was the freshness of the ingredients in their quinoa bowl. You could tell the avocado and greens were just prepped. The owner was very friendly too.

The place is spotless even when it&#39;s packed. I was grabbing takeout and they had it ready so fast, no chaos at all. Really appreciate that kind of calm efficiency.

The Singapore noodles had a weird soapy taste that threw me off. The chicken was cold and chewy, which was a real letdown. My wife&#39;s chicken and rice balls weren&#39;t much better either.

Matt&#39;s a real pro behind the bar. His espresso martini is spot on - just the right balance, not too sweet. I always grab a seat at the counter to watch him work. Makes for a good, quiet evening.

Just popped in for a quick lunch. The pho was solid, really hit the spot on a chilly day. Broth had good depth, noodles were nice. Place itself is super casual, no fuss. Exactly what I wanted.

Love the historic building. Patio&#39;s great on a sunny day. Fish and chips are the move. Really crispy, not oily at all. Big portion too.

They squeezed us in on the patio even though it was packed. Had to wait a bit, which they told us straight up. No big deal. The grilled octopus was the star - tender, with a nice char and that lemony herb oil. Could have eaten two plates.

In-house pogos are a must. Got them on a quick lunch break. Came out fast, hot and crispy. Perfect for a quick bite. The price is fair for what you get.

The mapo tofu without pork was really good. As a vegetarian, I appreciated the care they took with my order.

The fried chicken is fantastic, crispy and juicy. But you gotta be patient, it takes a while to come out. We waited about 25 minutes. Not a big deal if you&#39;re just hanging out, but maybe order something else first if you&#39;re really hungry.

Food&#39;s always fresh and sizzling hot. Staff even warned me when I ordered extra spicy, which was nice.

Great value here. Portions are huge and perfect for sharing. The house red was a nice, easy pairing with the hearty food.

Got here before the Saturday rush, seated right away. The wood-fired pizza was solid. Service was responsive without being overbearing.

Got here right before closing, they were cool about it. The vibe&#39;s interesting, kinda dark and cozy. Food was tasty, had the pasta special. Prices seemed fair.

The fried chicken is so good! Perfectly crispy and juicy. I tried the honey butter and sweet &amp; spicy sauces - both were great. It&#39;s the kind of spot you bring friends to share a big platter. A bit on the pricier side, but worth it for the quality.

The Earl Grey martini here is a must-try. You can tell they squeeze their own juices&mdash;the citrus in mine was so fresh and bright. Really makes a difference.

Came for the hand-pulled noodles. Got the thick ones &ndash; so soft and tender, you can really taste the freshness. That texture is spot on.

The vibe here is so friendly, perfect for catching up with friends. We shared the truffle fries and they were so good! A bit loud when it gets busy, but that just adds to the energy.

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