Service was pretty good. The server knew the menu well and seemed genuinely interested in making sure we had a nice time. It felt attentive without being overbearing. A solid experience overall.

I was so full but had to try the black rice custard. The rice was perfectly cooked, still had a nice bite. The custard wasn&#39;t too sweet, just creamy and light. Really appreciated that. Definitely a highlight.

Huge menu, you can get sushi or pad thai. Portions are generous. The decor is pretty cool.

Gyro pizza was legit. Tasted like someone actually made it, not just reheated. Ordered online, you can even pick how crispy the onion rings are. Solid.

Cozy family-owned Italian spot. The complimentary bread with olive oil was a nice start. I had the osso buco, which was rich and tender. Their house red was a solid pairing, really brought out the flavors. A bit on the pricier side, but the wine list makes it worth it.

The chili and sauerkraut toppings here are a real find. It&#39;s a fun, casual spot where you can build your own hot dog just how you like it. The vibe is relaxed and the whole setup makes for a good, simple meal.

The poutine was the star here. Perfectly warm, savory gravy over crispy fries and cheese curds. Grabbed it from the harbor-side shack and ate on a bench watching the boats. Quick service, no fuss.

The Cowboy burger is juicy and tasty, and the large fries are a solid deal. The booths are comfortable, which is a nice plus.

First time trying their chicken Caesar wrap on a spinach tortilla. It&#39;s so good, definitely my new go-to! The wrap was fresh and not soggy at all, perfect for a quick lunch with a friend. The menu has so many other sandwiches I want to try next time.

Their bagels are made fresh in-house. You can tell. Got a plain one toasted with cream cheese. Quick and filling for a quick lunch. The texture is way better than the supermarket stuff.

First time trying their crab cakes. So much real crab in there, you can see the chunks. Got that nice sear on the outside, still tender inside. A bit pricey for two, but honestly worth it for that quality.

As a serious coffee drinker, this place is my spot. They focus on the coffee itself, not sugary flavors. You can really taste the difference in the cup. Just a solid, straightforward brew.

The panko crust on the fish was so light and crisp. And that tartar sauce! The horseradish gave it a really nice little kick. The fries were solid, too.

The local roast selection here is solid. Grabbed a cup of their single-origin, took it for a walk. That&rsquo;s the move.

Been coming here for years. The halibut was cooked just right, not dry at all. Good spot for a date, but it&rsquo;s on the pricier side.

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