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They did an amazing job on my car! It hasn't looked this good since the day it was new! Clean shop, courteous staff at a reasonable price.
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Looking for the best wings in Port??
They're at the Wiz!
Wed is wing night so you can get 2lbs of wings for $8 a STEAL compared to other wing nights in town.
Big, juicy & FLAVOURFUL!! Honey garlic is incredible, the best I have ever EVER had.
Medium is quite hot so be prepared if you can't stand the heat, maybe go with mild.
Usually we get a salad or drinks to start while we wait (as the service isn't the best). Although now they are giving you salsa & chips when you sit down which is great! Sometimes it's hard to find a table on Wed's at dinner time though as seating is limited.
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Rustic-Trunk-The near Clavering ON (353 Result(s))
Kemble Mountain RoasteryWe're celebrating our first year in the Mercer Haus! We LOVE this fabulous location! Thanks for coming out and being part of this local destination.We roast our coffee weekly and have a global selection available at the store. Along with fresh roasted coffee and a great selection of green beans, we have roasters, espresso machines and other 'coffee technology' available.
The Walker House welcomes you to their establishment. Come experience their family friendly surrounding. They are open late all week. You can pay by MasterCard and Visa.
2037 Bruce Rd 9, Lion's Head, ON N0H 1W0
refinished furniture, re-purposed furniture, vintage decor, antique items, local art, local crafts, vintage bottles, home-made soaps, blankets, stained glass, ladder shelves, paintings, crocheted items, custom furniture refinishing
Walter's Falls was founded by John Walter over 160 years ago. John Walter (1804 - 1867) and his wife Elizabeth Payne (1804 - 1882) are buried in the church yard of St. Phillip's Anglican Church. This beautiful stone church, built in 1880, is located beside the Inn and is open to the public year round. Settling around the river, John harnessed the water power to develop a sawmill, feedmill and woolen mill. The sawmill was owned by the Olmstead brothers until it was sold to Willard Hallman in the mid 1940's.
