The souvlaki was the star for me. The pork was really well-seasoned and grilled just right, not dry at all. We shared a trempette to start, and it was gone in minutes. Friendly service too. Solid spot for a casual dinner.

Been coming here for years to catch the game. Wings are always on point - crispy, sauced just right. A reliable spot when you need some comfort food and a cold beer.

The staff was so thoughtful about my dietary needs. Our server double-checked everything with the kitchen, which made me feel at ease.

The outdoor seating area is lovely for a sunny day. I really appreciated the fresh ingredients in my salad, especially the crisp greens and ripe tomatoes. It felt like a healthy, light meal. The staff was friendly too.

Friendly staff, and the waitress really knew her stuff. She suggested a great local red to go with the steak&mdash;spot on. Made the whole evening. The wine list is solid, not huge but thoughtful. A bit of a wait for the main, but the drink kept me happy.

My usual spot for a lazy weekend brunch. The eggs benedict are always spot on. They have a nice selection of sparkling wines by the glass, which is a lovely touch for a late morning. The place just feels comfortable, like you&#39;re hanging out in a friend&#39;s kitchen.

The salmon and tartiflette were so good! You can really taste the local cheeses and meats they use.

The Swiss owners are really nice. They came by with the cheese cart and chatted a bit about where it&#39;s from. Felt like a genuine touch, not just a sales pitch. Made the place feel a bit more personal.

Lunch on the patio was nice. Vincent, our server, was really friendly and helped us pick from the menu. The three-cheese pizza had good flavor. Spaghetti bolognese and the fish cake were both solid. A pleasant spot to sit outside.

Owner was super attentive, kept checking on us. Place is spotless and cozy, perfect for date night or hanging with friends. Just felt really taken care of.

Grabbed a quick coffee and croissant here on my lunch break. The place is small but has a nice, cozy vibe. Coffee was solid, pastry was fresh. Perfect for a fast bite when you&#39;re in a rush.

The gluten-free bread they brought out was actually really good, warm and soft. The chef came over to talk through the menu, which was helpful. Felt taken care of as someone who has to be careful.

The portions are decent for the price. It&#39;s a cozy spot, though the lighting felt a bit too dim when we went for dinner. Still, the food was pretty good.

Sat at the bar. The steak de thon mi-cuit was just right. Good price for it.

The steak was cooked exactly blue, just how I like it. So tender and full of flavour. They were cool about swapping the potato for roasted veggies too. The Caesar salad had a nice creamy dressing and plenty of bacon. Solid execution all around.

The lunch special is a steal. Comes with soup, a decent dessert, and coffee. Portions are huge for what you pay. I could barely finish mine. Solid choice for a weekday meal.

The trout was spot on. Their mocktail list is a nice touch, though the carrots were a bit too firm for my taste.

The steak frites special is a solid deal. I really appreciated how fresh the side salad tasted, the greens were crisp and vibrant. The steak itself was cooked just right. A nice, simple meal.

The six-course tasting menu is only $35. We brought our own wine, which kept the total cost down. For that price, you get a lot of food. My only note is that a couple of the portions were on the smaller side.

Been here a few times. The dumplings are fine, but honestly, the fries and Brussels sprouts are the real stars. Crispy, well-seasoned. I usually end up ordering those.

The pasta was so fresh, you could taste the difference. For the price, that kind of quality is a nice surprise. Felt like a proper Italian meal without the usual downtown bill.

Stopped by for brunch. The pancakes with coffee syrup and orange flavor were really good. The space is light and airy with lots of plants, makes for a nice relaxed vibe.

Solid Indian spot. Samosas were crispy, paneer tikka had good flavor. Not the best I&#39;ve had, but totally fine for the neighborhood.

Came for the pasta special. Portions are huge, I couldn&#39;t finish mine. Took the rest home for lunch the next day. For the price, you really get a lot of food.

The lunch deal is a steal! Got the pasta main, a soda, and hit the salad bar. Perfect for a casual catch-up with friends. The salad bar was fresh and had lots of options, which is nice when you&#39;re just hanging out.

The host spoke enough English to make sure we were well taken care of.

The dipping chocolate was so thick and rich, almost like a pudding. Appreciated being able to sample a few flavors first. Paired it with a glass of their port, and it was just right. A bit pricey for the portion, but the combo worked.

The calzones are fantastic, honestly some of the best around. What really keeps me coming back is how comfortable the booths are. It&#39;s just a really nice, easy spot for a quiet meal. Service is always friendly and low-key.

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