Well, this Scaddabush is located in a quite busy plaza in Vaughan. From the major Vaughan Cineplex to the Costco store, and tons of other smaller restaurants/bars, there can be a lot of cars in and out of the parking lots during peak hours.

We came here for a dinner meal around 21:00 EST., and it was simple enough to find parking.

After settling down, we ordered the Polenta Fries to share, which was disappointing. I guess we should've read the description better but what was thought to be a plate of fries turned out to be 6 "Jenga" sticks of "polenta" potate sticks with a red sauce (Marinara?). The taste was okay but portion size was tiny for 3 people, and it was slightly mushy on the inside, with texture consistency similar to that of a hash brown.

I went with the "fennel sausage rigatoni" pasta dish, which was delicious. The pasta was al dente although a couple pieces were bordering the line of undercooked. The sausage was tasty, hot peppers were actually quite spicy, and the pasta sauce paired well with the arugula and other toppings in the dish.

Finally, I went with the "Toasted Coconut Pina Colada", which tasted good. The alcohol was not too noticeable, and the toasted coconuts offered a different "crunch" texture which contrasted well to the tartness of the drink. A mint leaf rounded off the dynamic flavours and had me pleased.

Costing around $14, it's up to you to decide if it's worth it. Final bill came out to just north of $50.00 CAD, so it's certainly not a cheap meal, and probably not worth the price tag in my honest opinion. Would I recommend Scaddabush? Well, as a casual italian meal, sure, but be prepared to shell out nearly half a century of dollars (har har) for a decently filling meal, if not more. See photos below for references.