I've lived around the corner from this place for two years now, so have tried a fair amount of things. Prices: I want to like this place so bad - it's right by the park, it's easy to walk to. But management is greedy and they've continuously raised their prices over the last couple years. Bussing downtown to Burger King (or the myriad of other great burger joints) would save money. Most of the things here are just frankly not worth what they charge. It's become a blatant tourist trap. Every weekend passing by the place, it's absolutely packed; the price hiking is purely out of greed, and the place has become a sore spot for the people who actually live here. Staff: I know a lot of people who work food service, so when I see reviews about rude staff, I don't believe the customer. Sorry. If you treat workers like human beings, they won't be rude to you. I've never had a problem with anyone working here. I've had long wait times and one time had my order forgotten (it just happens sometimes!) and the worker came out and was very apologetic and it was resolved. That said, the place is known to be a revolving door, is constantly short-staffed, and has a less-than-stellar reputation in the industry. Fries: A couple months ago, I would have said they have the best fries in James Bay. Unfortunately, it seems they've cut corners (and raised their prices to boot!) and now their fries are fairly mediocre. Burgers: their burgers are usually passable. Luckily, I haven't gotten the bad lettuce I've seen in a few other reviews. But if you get sick easily, it's probably best to play it safe. Sandwiches: The worst. Definitely do not get them. The meat is dry and weird, the bread is just plain. Cannot believe how much they charge for what is essentially wonderbread, mayo, and sadness. If you want to pay $10-12 for a sandwich that's actually worth the money, go to For Good Measure on Niagara St. or Bubby Rose's on Menzies St. Breakfast: In my opinion, their breakfast is their only redeeming quality. I actually quite like their breakfast sandwiches, though it's not fine dining by any means, and more in line with something you'd get at a fast food chain. They're always very fresh and crispy. They also don't overcook their bacon like a lot of places. Their hashbrowns are pretty decent, too. Good hangover breakfasts if you live in the area. Coffee: It's fine. It's a diner, you can't expect much. Chicken strips: Again with the price. You get 3 little strips and some fries for $14? Come on. Poutine: 6 months ago, this was the best. I used to come here weekly for lunch just for the poutine. Now it's a full dollar more with worse fries and less topping. In conclusion: the food here is nothing to write home about. On occasion, it's bad. Usually, it's fine. Most commonly, it's not worth the money. If you have any sensitivities or get sick easily, it's best to avoid.