17 - Blind River

Excellent diner. Nice portion, reasonable prices. Food came fast and service was excellent with a smiling server and good small town attitude. I enjoyed my dinner and craft beer and topped it off with a nice piece of homemade coconut cream pie. Restaurant was full of chatty, friendly locals and working men, that’s always a good sign. Would not hesitate to go back.

My favourite restaurant, great service, portions and prices. I've been here many times and I'm a fan of the sandwich menu and great breakfast. They also have the option of home bread, definitely recommend.

I stopped at this diner on Hwy 17 in Blind River on the way home after a week long road trip. I was looking for a comforting, home cooked meal after too many fast food take outs and it was perfect. I ordered the pickerel dinner, which was lightly dusted and then pan fried. Two generous scoops of real mashed potatoes, several spears of real asparagus, real carrots, broccoli and cauliflower don't think any of the above were of the frozen variety! It was the second most expensive dish after the whitefish so was great value, at $16.95, for the price.The waitress was lovely and kind. I could see the water's edge from where I was sitting. All in all, excellent value at an honest hometown restaurant!

This was the second time that we stopped here during a cross-Canada bike ride. The first was three years ago. Yesterday we stopped for an early dinner. I had fish and chips. They were the best that I have ever had. And the portions were generous. Try them, you'll like them.

We were a family group of 13. The owner suggested we reserve for breakfast. They had a table ready for us at 8 am. Coffee was served immediately, orders were taken efficiently. The servings were generous, the pricing excellent. Great place to start your day. We will definitly stop in again if driving through Blind River