Been here a few times. Food comes out fast, which is nice when you&#39;re pressed for time. Always hot and fresh off the line.

Been coming here for years. The garlic cheese loaf is still my go-to starter - always fresh and buttery, great to share. Had the coconut cream pie this time, it was good, just wish the slice was a bit bigger.

Been coming here for years. The crispy chili beef is always tasty, though the beef was a bit thicker cut this time. The real highlight for me is the spring rolls &ndash; honestly the best. It&#39;s a lovely, clean space and the staff are so pleasant, which makes for a relaxed meal. The free ice cream at the end is a nice touch.

Gyoza are a must here. Perfectly cooked, light texture, flavorful filling. Ramen broth was rich and aromatic too. Very comfortable, welcoming spot. Quick and efficient for a lunch bite.

The scallops were good, sauce was nice. But for the price, the portion was pretty small. I&rsquo;ve had bigger servings elsewhere for less. It&rsquo;s tasty, just wish there was a bit more on the plate.

The home fries were perfectly crispy and seasoned. You could tell they used fresh potatoes, not frozen. That kind of attention to ingredients is nice to see. The whole breakfast plate was a great value for just over $10.

The French press coffee was a nice detail. Food was good enough that I didn&#39;t mind the portion size feeling a bit small for the price.

Graduation dinner spot! Lindsay was super helpful navigating the menu. The cocktails were the real star though - each one had such unique flavors. The lavender gin fizz was my favorite.

The stone cellar was so cozy and intimate. Felt like stepping back in time with the warm, dim lighting. A really lovely spot for a quiet dinner.

The all-you-can-eat menu is a solid deal on weekends. The basil mussels were good, and I definitely went back for more ribs. The sesame ice cream was a nice touch at the end. For the price, you can&#39;t really go wrong.

Tried the tasting menu. Each course was well-paced and the flavors progressed nicely. Seasonal dishes looked good but tasted even better. Presentation was clean, not overdone.

The Bonfire Breakfast at Salt &amp; Ash is a standout dish, offering a home-style meal with a modern twist. It&#39;s definitely one of the best breakfast options in the city!

Tried the peanut butter burger on a whim. Sounds weird, but it works! The beef patty was quality, and the PB wasn&#39;t overpowering. Paired it with a local IPA&mdash;the hoppy bitterness cut through the richness nicely. Place was packed and buzzing, which added to the vibe.

This tiny spot only has three tables, run by a sweet couple. The portions are huge and the food is solid, especially for the price.

Been here a few times. Always a solid bowl of ramen, and the staff is nice if you&#39;re not sure what to order. Good for a quick bite.

Service was on point, really attentive. The Lobster Mary was decent, the Clamato gave it a nice kick. Location&#39;s awesome right by the water. Might swing by again.

Tried their vegan sushi. The rolls were fresh and actually pretty tasty. Staff was cool about my dietary thing. That&rsquo;s a nice touch.

The haddock was fresh and cooked just right. I tried the lighter batter option this time. Honestly, for the price, the portion felt a bit on the smaller side. It was tasty, but I was hoping for more.

Been coming here for years, and their Thai curries are the reason. That green curry with eggplant is always spot-on. Just the right amount of heat, never watery. It&rsquo;s the one dish I can count on every single time.

Chopped scallop roll was tasty. Solid spot for reasonably priced Japanese downtown.

Late dinner, the red tofu curry hit the spot. Our server really knew her stuff with the allergy questions, which was a big help.

Tried the bacon cheeseburger poutine. The fries were super crisp, gravy was nice and hot. The cheese curds could&#39;ve been a bit more generous though. Solid choice for a poutine craving.

Ordered a bunch of pizzas for a group. They actually called to check on the order, which was a nice touch. Everything arrived still hot, and they even included plates and napkins. Made the whole delivery thing super easy.

Solid spot in Scotia Square for a quick lunch. Sandwiches are reliable, coffee&#39;s better than the chain next door.

Had the lunch special here. The maki rolls were fresh, and I liked the sweet potato tempura inside. A solid, satisfying bite.

The dim sum here tastes like it was made by someone&#39;s grandma. The shrimp dumplings were so fresh, the wrappers were perfectly thin. The owners are really sweet, too. Just a lovely, cozy spot.

Been coming here for years. The haddock with dill sauce is my go-to, always cooked just right. I just wish they&#39;d give you a little more of that sauce on the plate. Still, that&#39;s what keeps me coming back&mdash;you know exactly what you&#39;re getting.

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