Seafood pasta was tasty, the sauce had a nice kick. Bartender&rsquo;s old fashioned was solid. Good selection of beers on tap too. Service was quick. A decent spot for a casual dinner.

Mussels, lobster roll, and the seafood platter. All cooked well, no complaints there. Service was prompt and friendly, which is key for a business lunch. Good spot for a reliable meal downtown.

The espresso is good, but I was surprised by the price for the iced latte. It&#39;s $7.50 before tax. For that, I expected a slightly larger size. The breakfast sandwich with bacon jam is tasty, though.

Lovely evening on the balcony watching the sunset. The three-course meal was excellent. Service was top-notch. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired well with the main course. A bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the view.

The patio is lovely, but what really stood out was how fresh everything tasted. The greens in my salad were crisp, and the grilled vegetables had a perfect char. You can tell they prioritize quality ingredients.

The patio view of the harbor is lovely, especially for cruise passengers. I did notice the gift shop by the entrance felt a bit cluttered, but the spot right on the wharf is the real draw here.

Cozy spot with comfy booths. Came in for a late lunch with a friend, got the pasta special. It was solid, nothing crazy but hit the spot. Good for a chill catch-up.

Spacious layout, and the separate bar area is nice. Wheelchair accessible too, which is a thoughtful touch.

Solid spot for a family dinner. Portions are generous, which works well with kids. Menu has decent variety. Service was efficient. Good value for the money.

The pad thai here is really good, especially the lobster version. Fresh veggies, nice balance of flavors. A bit on the pricier side, but I enjoyed it.

The crust on their pizzas is really something else. I tried the Siciliana and the Americana, and the texture was just right&mdash;crisp but not too hard. The space itself is cozy, with warm lighting and comfy wooden chairs. A nice spot to unwind.

Popped in for a pint. The staff were really warm and made us feel welcome right away. That kind of easy, friendly service is hard to find. It&#39;s a nice spot to unwind after a long day.

Been coming here for years, and their gluten-free fish and chips are always a solid, generous portion. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Quick and friendly. No-frills spot, all about the food. Got the spicy tuna roll, fresh and packed with flavor. Simple, solid lunch.

Friendly staff, cozy spot. Food&#39;s consistently good. Had the grilled salmon again, it&#39;s always a solid choice. Just a bit on the pricier side for a casual meal.

Lobster was fresh, rolls were solid. But honestly, it&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get. Felt like I was paying more for the vibe than the actual plate.

Grilled cheese spot with some wild combos. Got the one with kimchi and bacon. Messy, melty, perfect. Counter service is quick, chips are just okay. Solid lunch fix.

The server was super upfront about the oysters not being the best this season. Appreciate the honesty, saved us from a disappointing order!

The breakfast is straightforward but does the job. Eggs were cooked right, bacon crisp. Portions are generous for the price. Just a reliable spot when you need something quick and filling.

The patio staff are just so lovely. They remembered my drink from last time and checked in without hovering. That kind of attention makes all the difference.

The lobster eggs Benedict was the only thing I ordered. The hollandaise had a good lemon kick, and the lobster meat was tender, not chewy. Potatoes were crispy outside, soft inside. Salad was just greens, no dressing, which I liked.

The curry selection is a real highlight here. I tried the butter chicken and vindaloo, and getting it with both rice and chips is such a good call.

Came for the donair. It was tasty, and honestly, the portion size is pretty generous for the price. Got a full meal out of it, no need for extra sides.

The golf course is in good shape. We stopped at the restaurant after our round. The food was pretty decent, and the view from the patio is lovely. A nice way to end the day.

Stumbled upon this quiet spot in the tourist area. The Sfeeha beef dumpling was a delicious surprise. The wine list is solid, found a nice red that went perfectly with it. A bit pricey, but the combo was spot on.

The mango smoothie is the thing. Coconut-based fro-yo makes it vegan, which is a nice touch. It&#39;s just really refreshing, especially on a hot day. That&#39;s all I&#39;m here for.

Really appreciate the quiet section for smaller groups. It&#39;s a nice change from the usual noise. The staff were quick to seat us, and the service felt attentive without being rushed. A comfortable spot for a relaxed meal.

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