MJ’s Diner is the place for fine home cooked cuisine
MJ’s Diner first opened its doors in April 2013 and according to owner Rhonda Johnson, they have been going strong ever since and have had…
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China King, a truly original experience
John Lee, a second generation restaurateur who grew up in the kitchen, welcomes everyone to the China King located at 1320 Colborne St. E, formerly the Danny’s Ho-Ho and before that the PowWow. The China King boasts a broad-ranging menu, but specializes in spicy Sichuan and Hunan style Chinese Food items to dine in or take out. Their 20K Chicken, will bring you back time and time again. Photo and review by Jim Windle
Maracle Man’s serves up mouth-watering menu
It is said that most restaurants have a very slim chance of making it past their first year of operation. Nine out of ten restaurants will close down within one year of opening their doors.
Authentic classic Italian restaurant in Simcoe gets rave reviews
SIMCOE – Are you looking for a great family-friendly restaurant rich in Italian comfort food and don’t want to travel too far? Barrel Pizza & Spaghetti House in Simcoe is exactly the place to go. Owner Tom Daikos first opened its doors in 1974. After opening restaurants in Toronto, Richmond Hill and Aurora, the Daikos family located to Simcoe in 1986.
Homemade burgers grilled to perfection
There is nothing more savoury then a homemade burger that is grilled to perfection. That’s exactly what you can expect at Burger Barn, located on the Six Nations Reserve. Open seven days a week, Burger Barn has a wide variety of food choices on their menu. Dine-in or take-out, you won’t be let down.
Mountains of black gold
SIX NATIONS – There are few remaining non-chemical natural farmers left on Six Nations. Stan Martin is one of them. Martin has been operating his family farm on Six Nations for the past 20 years.
Village Pizza and Wings – serving Six Nations for three generations
Village Pizza and Wings offers great food served by friendly and fun staff who have been serving the Six Nations community for almost 20 years. Natasha Logan represents the third generation of local restaurateurs her family has produced going back to Peter and Betty Hill’s grocery store at Beaver’s Corners.
CCAB Launches Aboriginal Business in Ontario Survey
Aboriginal entrepreneurs’ experiences, successes, and challenges in Ontario today came to light at the launch of a Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) survey.
Barbecue Southern Style comes north at Big Jims
When Rebecca Miller and her husband Jim Jacobs returned to Six Nations from Nashville where they’d resided for several years, they brought something with them…