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Ontario, Canada Food Guide: 3 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in St. Marys
Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in St. Marys. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you. including Harris Electric Eatery, Wildstone Bar and Grill, Parkview Creamery Bar and Grill
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1. Harris Electric Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Eclectic Canadian comfort food. Fresh and creative menu items with daily specials and rotating craft beer and cider on tap. Focused on offering something for everyone- smoked meats, fried chicken, handmade burgers and fresh cut fries, vegetarian and vegan
Reviewed By LorenzoelJefe
Heat, fire and the electrics come from Chef Jordy from his heart, in his kitchen. Wing Commander flies back for the half chicken. I have a delightful battle to finish the bird off. Q-Trip: St. Marys is a walking town. Loops to the train station and Water Tower are delightful. Do not miss the Grand Trunk trail walk-path viaduct.
Where to eat Canadian food in St. Marys: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Wildstone Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Your Celebration Destination!
Reviewed By LorenzoelJefe
... for the burg special at Wildstone.Look at the photos please. Q-Trip: The fries may be the best in Town. But, ask for the aioli to dip. Q-Trip: A classic Caesar, may be best in Town. The Creme Brulee is beautiful, then the touch of chocolate with the bill ... always a sweet touch. We are so very happy that you enjoyed your meals. It was a pleasure serving you and we hope to see you again soon :)
3. Parkview Creamery Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Carnivorousmale
Went with friends to this pub on a Friday night upon their recommendation that the fish and chips were excellent. Not only did the halibut prove to be very delicious (not overcooked or covered in an overly thick batter to make it appear as a larger piece of fish than it truly is, as often happens in other restaurants) but it was all you can that evening. I managed two pieces because I started with a bowl of butternut bacon soup. Not only was the soup excellent as well, but the size of the bowl made it almost a meal in itself. Given the reasonable prices charged for both it was well worth the drive from London. We were somewhat puzzled that even though it was a Friday evening, not only was the lower dining level closed, but the main level only had about 5 tables occupied. Perhaps that is a small town Friday phenomenon or there was some other attraction elsewhere that night. Had that been all there was to it, I would have given this eating establishment 5 stars. Unfortunately, the service left a lot to be desired. It took at least 10 minutes to get our drinks. We then waited at least another 15 minutes before our server returned to take our food orders. Then we waited almost 20 minutes for our food to arrive. During this entire time, despite walking past our table numerous times, our server failed to provide napkins or dining utensils. We had to ask for spoons when the soup arrived and then for knives and forks when the fish arrived. Given the small number of customers in the place that night there was no excuse for this oversight. Likewise, we were not asked if we wanted another drink - the bar's loss. We have no idea whether it is the incompetence of the server or the failure of the owner to properly train the server. Perhaps that is the reason why only 5 tables were occupied on a Friday night. If the establishment steps up its game in the serving department there is no doubt in my mind that it will be swamped with customers given the delicious food and the reasonable prices.
