Showing posts with label Restaurants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Restaurants. Show all posts
Friday, 5 April 2013
Dinner Time At Wellington's
A common question:
I'm hungry for pub food and quiet Parry Sound steeped atmosphere, where should I go?
A common answer:
Wellington's.
Wellington's is a pub and grill just on the outside of what would be considered the downtown. Like many buildings, it has the brick exterior but with a big green overhang.
Having been to Europe, and in pubs, I find that Wellington's entry emphasizes what a pub is -- and that is a local gathering place. The way in is close, with one wall containing a panel of adds from other local businesses. Then it opens in to a warmly lit room, with the bar and its tap shining brightly. The waitress will seat you now.
See more of Wellington's after the jump...
Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Lunch at Lill's
Lunch at Lill's.
How do you combine the small town feel, the old style diner, and the qualities that make Parry Sound Parry Sound? Well in Lill's of course.
Lill's sits in the downtown area, just past the CIBC and Mitch's. Outwardly it is very Parry Sound in its red bricked exterior, and there is a quaintness to the red banner cloth that hangs down.
Serving breakfast and lunch, they are all that I have described above. With a warm theme of red paint, soft pine trim and closeness of tables that give an intimate feel, it's not hard to think of Lill's as a great place to go for a bite to eat.
Often, I go to Lill's for breakfast, early on a Sunday morning, post party or pre-parting with friends. Lately I've indulged in their delightful lunches where heady discussions of life are done over fish 'n' chips.
Sample some of the food after the jump...
How do you combine the small town feel, the old style diner, and the qualities that make Parry Sound Parry Sound? Well in Lill's of course.
Lill's sits in the downtown area, just past the CIBC and Mitch's. Outwardly it is very Parry Sound in its red bricked exterior, and there is a quaintness to the red banner cloth that hangs down.
Serving breakfast and lunch, they are all that I have described above. With a warm theme of red paint, soft pine trim and closeness of tables that give an intimate feel, it's not hard to think of Lill's as a great place to go for a bite to eat.
Often, I go to Lill's for breakfast, early on a Sunday morning, post party or pre-parting with friends. Lately I've indulged in their delightful lunches where heady discussions of life are done over fish 'n' chips.
Sample some of the food after the jump...
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Food,
Kelsey Ward,
Kelsey's Menu Favourites,
Restaurants
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