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Address: 100 Rue Rice, Edmundston, NB E3V 1T4, Canada
Phone: +1 506-739-8886
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Thinking we would experience the same thing 3 years later but we were sadly mistaken. Out of 25 people none of us were satisfied. The food was COLD to start StirFry a little bird nest of stiff cold pasta vegetables menu says buckchow peppers onions corn… it was mostly peppers cold and onions. My husband had chicken stir-fry and same thing the chicken well what didn’t look like chicken was also disgusting, my cousin had the same thing and both plates looked totally different. What to say about chicken wings… so cold the chicken was stuck to the bone the skin wasn’t crispy but looked like boiled wings. Some had poutine the sauce looked like stiff gravy chunky that must have been left on the stove… onion rings so hard the knocked like Jade bracelets im surprise someone didn’t brake a tooth on them. Smash burger meat wasn’t cooked and again COLD… some had soup well it was also cold cause when you tipped the bowl you could see the cold rim around…
Never have I been so disgusted and disappointed in a restaurant like that.
The staff was nice but someone needs to give the cook a course before someone gets food poisoning.
I will NEVER go back nor will I EVER recommend it to anyone.
Sorry for complaining but this was NOT acceptable for the price we paid we wouldn’t even feed our leftovers to our dogs.
And the wait it took over 1 hour.
The only thing that was WARM was the fact the family and friends were together ❤️
Finally, our waitress came over at about 7:15 with water glasses – she was friendly, but she seemed pretty inexperienced and others around us were visibly also unhappy with the service they were receiving. There was an elderly couple behind us who had been waiting for their bill since before we were seated. Another couple beside us both got garden salads instead of Cesar salads, and they were voicing their displeasure loudly.
I inquired to the waitress about if a children’s menu existed, and it did – so she left again to get it. I wasn’t too thrilled with the children’s menu because it was basically “chicken fingers” “fish n chips” “hotdog” “salad”. My toddler hasn’t gotten the hang of eating anything that’s like a sandwich, and definitely can’t eat salad yet (choking hazard for young children). So the only options left are both fried foods with fries – no available substitutes (I.e. steamed veggies or something). The whole point of going to the restaurant over going to a drive thru was for healthier options and less junk food… but here we are. I was pretty disappointed by their options for children.
I don’t know if maybe the waitress was new and in training or something so I’ll give her the benefit of the doubt. The restaurant was pretty busy, and only a few tables were open. It seemed to me like there were two waiters and one bartender and they were all juggling hosting/greeting/seating/bussing. They were obviously understaffed for the volume of people.
Around 8 our appetizer arrived – fried chicken wings with sauce on the side. Only issue I had was that I would prefer and expect side plates with chicken wings, but we were not given any. Additionally, the only napkins available were the ones wrapped around the utensils. So with messy fingers we had to undo the other utensils since we couldn’t flag the busy waitress down for more napkins. I find this practice very wasteful since they will have to rewash all the opened utensils. It’s likely a covid issue with the napkins, but none the less, the servers should have the foresight that wings are messy so they should know to bring napkins when serving.
Shortly thereafter our mains arrived. They were both very good, but my chicken sandwich had a mystery chunk in it (likely meat shrapnel from the deep fryer). So heads up to those who have allergies that the fryer obviously used for all foods (specifically seafood allergies). Overall good, but I found the tomato extremely thick cut and too much red onion (there was like an entire onions diameter of red onion in there! – I feel bad for my husband now since my breath is likely terrible)
My husband ordered the fajitas: overall he enjoyed them but found that there was way too much onion in their ratio.
We also ordered the $7 fish and chip for our toddler and it was massive. I wish it had been smaller, since again that amount is pretty wasteful.
Overall, I found the prices high (pretty typical for a hotel restaurant). For two beers, one shared appetizer, two mains, and one child’s meal we paid $96!
-Henry Emmerson, Waterloo, ON
Wait staff are very good and honest, it is open late.