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my first visit, We heard that they had a new head chef and that the menu had changed...my wife had the herb encrusted scallops with chorize and saffon for an app... it was to die for... I ordered the beef tenderloin medium rare with potato and butternunt squash puree... I dont like squash...I could have eaten a bowl full of it... the steak came with wild and domestic mushrooms and carmalized onions with a red wine sauce.... the steak was cooked perfect. My wife had potato and leek soup... the meal was one of the best I have had in a very long time... if you read my reviews you will notice that I always find somthing that is not done properly... not here... We WILL BE BACK.....
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Having spent many forgettable hours in the old Pacific when it was a straight bar with a pool table, I was intrigued to see what the new owners had done especially as being from Jamaica, they have introduced some staples from The Islands into their menu. Pool table long gone and nicely laid out tables with linen napkins (!!), fresh dark paint greeted us. Orville, the owner's son welcomed us and his evident enthusiasm for the jerk chicken roti convinced my friend (who generally is a very fussy and unadventurous eater) and I to try that. It comes with choice of salad or soup of the day which on this Saturday night was curried pea (chick peas). The soup was excellent: thick, creamy, flavourful with just enough curry to satisfy and not spicy hot at all but warming as soup should be. Jodi took over and brought our roti which was full of flavour, once again mild in heat but you can have (as I did) a side bowl with some wickedy hot Jamaican sauce. The shredded chicken/potato combination was wrapped in a phyllo pastry adding richness to the warm mouthfeel of the dish. It and the soup was a really full meal. After-dinner coffee was very, very strong. Extremely friendly service and the tasty entrees make this a delightful addition in a veritable wasteland for well-prepared, good food. I'll be interested to try their take on some of the many regular menu items (steaks, pork, burgers, etc., etc.).
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Inns near Feversham ON (376 Result(s))
Air-conditioning and wireless internet access. We have achieved the best so we provide the best. Our destiny is to satisfy our customer so that we have became the first choice of our honourable consumers
The Belfountain Inn offers something for everyone. Our menu, designed by award winning Executive Chef & Owner Thorntin Macdonald, offers unique appetizers, oven baked flat breads, pastas & signature entree dishes for both our lunch & dinner menus. Try our in house made desserts that are the perfect size to a perfect ending. Our service, trained by Owner Sonia Macdonald, is honest & always welcoming! With Husband & Wife team you will feel the love & passion The Belfoutain Inn team bring to your table. The same love & passion that has brought them success at The Bistro Riviere in Erin!
Hideaway Lounge at the Village Inn Bradford welcomes you to their restaurant. They are open at night from Monday to Saturday and are readily accessible by car. You can pay by MasterCard and Visa.
Riverview Inn & Restaurant invites you to their dining room. Explore a menu offering hamburgers. They are easily reachable by car.
Pacific Inn invites you to their restaurant. Discover a menu featuring hamburgers, priced at 11$ to 25$. They are open after-hours from Monday to Saturday and are easily reachable by public transit but also by car. They are situated in a location characterized with restaurants. Payments by American Express, MasterCard and Visa are accepted.
66 Wellington Rd 7, Elora, ON N0B 1S0
Suite Bathroom, Wireless High Speed Internet, Colour Cable Television, Microwaves, Small Fridges, Telephone (Local Calls Are Free of Charge)
Located in the quaint town of Elora, Ontario, the Elora Village Inn is your comfortable and affordable home away from home. We pride ourselves on the cleanliness of our suites, our friendly service, as well as on our warm and welcoming atmosphere. You can expect all the comforts of home, including colour cable TV, free local calls, wireless high-speed internet and plenty of free parking. Call us today to book a reservation!
18667 Old Yonge St, East Gwillimbury, ON L9N 0J2
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British Swim School offers swimming lessons for kids and adults of all ages, starting as early as 3 months. Located inside of Newmarket Inn, our swim school is open year-round, so you can learn to swim when you’re ready and continue until you’ve mastered the skills. We use gentle teaching methods and a survival-first approach to help swimmers of all levels become safer and more confident in the water. Our safe, fun, and effective teaching methods have made us the preferred choice for parents and students for over 40 years. Our confidence-building curriculum and small group swimming classes provide a consistent format and structure with one-on-one attention for each swimmer. Private swimming lessons are subject to availability.
Sauble Beach, Ontario, Canada is a resort community and unincorporated area in the town of South Bruce Peninsula, Bruce County in southwestern Ontario, Canada. It is on the eastern shore of Lake Huron, on the north edge of the Saugeen Nation. The beach takes its name from that given by early French explorers to the sandy Sauble River, originally Riviere aux Saubles, that empties into the lake at the beach. The first settler is reported to have been John Eldridge, who built a cottage nearby in 1877, although most of the resort development of the modern beach area dates from about 1948, including still-surviving attractions like the Driftwood Cafe, Sauble Lodge Motel and the Crowd Inn hot-dog stand. The main street has remained relatively untouched in the past 50 years.