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Fish was a good sized portion and the chips were nice too. We were trying not to eat too much fries so we both opted for fish with a salad and shared a side of fries. It was the perfect amount. We were in for a late lunch, so not too busy and food was quick. Staff were great and checked up on us jus

It’s a family restaurant, friendly service and food was great (better than those franchise / chain restaurants). We ordered a halibut & chips, haddock & chips, claim chowder and onion rings.

Was there for breakfast, and it was pretty good! Rating was closer to 4.5, but I rounded up! Old time diner with no-nonsense decor and service. Price was really great, $14 for a full plate of food including coffee. I have no problem paying that, day in, day out. The home fries were some of the

Wanted to have some breakfast and landed at this place. Tried fish and chips for breakfast. Food was good. Ambiance is decent. Restaurant is worth a try. would probably recommend it.

Nice spot, special pricing for seniors. Ample car parking space and good customer service . This restaurant is worth a try and definitely recommended

What can I say..... I was touring around Peterborough looking for a Ma and Pa place where I could get some real home cooked food. Well I found it. Clam chowder, Halibut and hand dipped onion rings, coleslaw, coconut cream pie. Tea and water. Clean location, friendly staff, quick service what more co

Amazing service. Will definitely be back again for another brunch. Wanted to try the Pollock (was just around 1030am). Waitress provided an excellent solution and we were more than delighted.

Pretty good fish and chips. Service was also great

All around amazing breakfast! Inexpensive and made to perfection. The staff were super friendly and made our visit worthy or going back a 2nd morning!

See my Five Star review on Tripadvisor from Fall 2022. Since then we have returned regularly for lunch after going up that way from Toronto to fish. My Fall ‘22 review stands, maybe even more emphatically. To borrow the line from the TV show - You Gotta Eat Here!