A lovely spot for ice cream in a historic building with pretty gardens. I got the salted caramel and honey comb crunch in a waffle cone. The flavors were nice, though the salted caramel could have been a bit stronger for my taste. Still, a very pleasant place to sit and enjoy a treat.

Late-night menu is solid. The spicy pork belly bao buns really hit the spot after midnight. Pork was tender, not too fatty, and the pickles cut through the richness nicely. That&#39;s the move if you&#39;re here late.

The fish and chips are the main event here. The batter stays crisp, and the fish is moist. I paired it with a local lager, which cut through the richness nicely. A solid choice for a casual bite.

Stopped in for a coffee. Got a butter tart. Shawnda makes them in-house. So good. That flaky crust. The filling was just right, not too sweet. Perfect with a black coffee. Will be back for another.

The burgers were solid and the fries were crispy. But what really stood out was the vibe. The lighting was warm, the booths were super comfy, and it just felt like a relaxed place to unwind.

The food is honestly delicious. But I did notice the portions are a bit on the smaller side for the price. Still, the quality is there. Just something to be aware of.

Grabbed the homemade soup and biscuits for takeout. The park across the street is a nice spot to eat. The soup was really good, though the biscuits could&#39;ve been a bit warmer.

First time trying their buffet! The spread was surprisingly fresh - especially the sushi selection. Service was quick to clear plates, which is nice for a casual spot. Just a bit crowded around the salad bar.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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