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At the Crossroads Family Restaurant Ltd

At the Crossroads Family Restaurant Ltd

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384 Arthur St S, Elmira, Ontario, N3B 2P6, Canada
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Apr 21, 2018
Haven't been there for a year or so - something has changed! It felt like it was the variety and quality of food that has suffered. A server says changes have been made because of the rise in minimum wage. Reducing the quality of food is not the way to do it. Most of the fruit appeared to be canned. Mini muffins and dried cinnamon curls don't cut it for the dessert table (especially when the description labels above the dishes are from the day before and apply to salad). Food was not being replenished quickly on the hot buffet and we heard several complaints from others as we worked our way around. This has always been a great, fun, family restaurant. Please bring it back to the standards you held before.

Apr 24, 2018
Hadn't been there for a few years. The food is still not worth the cost. You can get a better meal elsewhere for less. Potatoes still not great. Dressing never taste like dressing. Chicken wings were not bad.Chicken legs were cooked better this time. Salads aren't as tasty as they should be. I guess if you know what's good or not you are safe but still not worth the cost. Sorry.

May 6, 2018
Although I am sure the majority of patrons would truly appreciate this style and menu, for me, it wasn't what I was looking forward to. Not necessarily any fault of Crossroads, just my own hopes and expectations. I hadn't fully realised we were in the 'breakfast' time period as opposed to the 'brunch' session I was assuming. My error. And that, this style of breakfast does not reflect a selection of my desire, and was thinking this restaurant would err on the healthier and fresher side. If you like western style breakfast options you may tend to enjoy it here. I don't, and didn't exactly clue in when my father made reservations for the family Easter outing. I don't eat pork, dairy, and amy particular about other options so my choices were pancakes, scrambled eggs (though I'm unsure if they were prepared with milk...?), baked beans, and baked oatmeal (which I had never had before and was admittedly enjoyable). All in all, if you like western greasy breakfast, you're set. If you're health conscious and prefer better options, pass. I cannot speak towards brunch/lunch/dinners here.

Jan 28, 2018
I went here with a large group for brunch and enjoyed it a lot. They have labels above the food indicating which items are gluten free, and it was actually quite a large selection. In addition to the regular bacon and eggs I expected to eat they also had gluten free hash browns, roast beef, a salad bar, and a gluten free desert table. One of the deserts was a pudding and cheese cake type dish that was absolutely delicious. A few people at my table said the coffee wasn't great though but otherwise everyone seemed to enjoy their meals

Jan 24, 2018
Every one claims they have home cooked food in their restaurants.. THE CROSSROADS actually does.. It has a full buffet cooked by Mennonites.. which is very hearty.. lots of great food and meats... also there is Healthy alternatives for those watching their Macros. Also i saw some Gluten free , sugar free desserts. EVERYTHING i had to eat was amazing.. it will cost ya roughly 25/30 a head to eat here..WELL WORTH IT!

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Opening Hours

Tue:8 am - 8 pm
Wed:8 am - 8 pm
Thu:8 am - 8 pm
Fri:8 am - 8 pm
Sat:8 am - 8 pm