Traditions Family Restaurant

I grew up in the red building beside this restaurant and this was my favourite place to come with my family since I was five years old. I'm now 23 and moved to Alberta 10 years ago. I ALWAYS make sure to come here for food at least once every time I visit Ontario. So many memories. The staff have always been wonderful and fast. I've never had an issue with this place. I'm visiting in June 2018! Can't wait. :)

This restaurant is a very popular breakfast restaurant particularly fir groups. In fact I have been to a few group breakfasts there. Very reliable, decent restaurant. Very clean and friendly family atmosphere. While there are no gluten free specific options on the menu, they were open to modify. I was able to trade toast for tomatoes.

Solid family restaurant. Delicious chicken. Drab atmosphere. Clientele is exclusively retirees.

The fries at this restaurant are the best. The food is like home made and very delicious. The service is fast and the workers kind and friendly. There is take out and the ribs are divine. The chicken is fresh and jucey. The deserts are home made and very delicious.

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