Wild Bill's Bistro — Restaurant in Georgina

1st let me say I'm a courier peoviding a paid service for their customer. My review is more about how insensitive and ableist I found a staff member of this establishment to the point of raising his voice and indicating how easy it is to carry something and open a door (they do not have automatic doors). It was easy for the staff member to rudely open the door and announce how easy it is because he didn't suffer a stroke that left him paralyzed on the one side of his body, and to speak as though I shouldn't be working at all because his business doesn't have an automatic door, and give attitude for me asking him if he would open the door for me because I struggle and loose my balance easily. I left there feeling like me trying to be a bit independent is wrong. Like I shouldn't be working 😒. We have laws in Canada that require businesses to accomidate those with disabilities. I've rarely run into any issues at restaurants. I've even had companies offer to carry things out for me when I've stated I will be taking 2 trips. This staff member raised a stink about opening a door for me because he asked me to bring my big bulky bag into the restaurant which I knew I would...

Wild Bills is like our local 'Cheers' restaurant. The Servers are amazing and the food is always comforting - best chicken wings (our fave is medium), deep fried pickles and dill sauce in town - after 40 years living here, we have had them all :) We had a recommendation to try Wild Bills about 6 years ago, we have never looked back. This is now our 'go to' town pub, from weekly karaoke to weekend live bands, Wild Bills is our neighbourhood bar...a great stop after a grocery shop at Freshco. Like Walmart, you run into everyone you know, and like 'Cheers' everybody knows your name. Best local drinks and pub grub. Tourists won't be disappointed with the food and atmosphere, locals will feel as welcome as in your...

Great place to hang out with friends and listen to local bands.

My most recent visit was not as good; the beer selection keeps getting more limited.

I ordered the Greek flatbread and it had bruschetta (isn't that Italian??), feta cheese, and balsamic on it. It was very "oily" - not greasy, "oily", and not a nice oily. When I mentioned that to the server, she said it was the balsamic, and that it was oven baked.

Sure... I believe the balsamic vinegar was oily... because aren't all vinegars "oily".

I paid for it anyway because I don't like to be confrontational, but she was aware I didn't eat it....