Beaver Lodge

it is sad to see such a great location bieng so missed managed . felt like getting out of my seat an lending a hand .this is a non biased review having been in the biz for twenty years in toronto. change it up folks an good luck you will need it!!! p.s. we waited two hours for our meal. an still tipped.

we attended this restaurant for the first time and will never return, the chowder we ordered was burned, edges of the wrap we hard (obviously from being left out in the open), nachos were just ok and the steak sandwhich was nothing special

to go along with the terrible food we had a server who was obviously doing this for the first time, my wife and I wondered why there wasn't someone there to help here, and we noticed kitchen staff leaving the kitchen wearing shorts and tshirts

also while in the mens room I could't help but notice the countless shooty repairs to where it looks like the walls have been punched in, and there were no paper towels !

obviously a very poorly run and unprofessional buisness and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone

We liked Emma's and I find it's about the same (which is good because we liked the menu). It's family friendly and not too pricey so it's affordable. Sometimes the service is quite slow but I'm not sure if that's the waitress or the kitchen. I'm very patient but my husband-not so much. We will continue to come with the kids for the reasons already mentioned.

i've visited here before when it was emmas, but was quite impressed with the improvements that were made in the renovations.

the food was fantastic, club sandwich was exceptionally delish! (would recommend it to anyone)

waits times were appropriate and the staff was very friendly and knowledgable!
will be back, i recommend this to anyone who is looking for a casual dining experience with a close and personable staff

We visited this establishment as we thought it was a new restaurant with new management.

Unfortunately, it ended up being the same owner with the same rude manager and terribly slow service.

We waited one hour and 4 mins for a burger and a clubhouse, ordered the house wine and instead they gave us the $9.50 a glass wine which was a high end Shiraz. When I complained, the female manager told us since we drank it we had to pay for it.

The food was just as bad as it was before.

Obviously they were hoping for better business since they had such a bad reputation as Emma's. They were hoping to get business back if they changed their name and look. Unfortunately they won't last either at the rate they are going.

Used to visit when it was emmas and it was okay, but the new menu,the new name, the new look. They got it right. Food was fantastic, service decent, they were busy, just an excellent experience all around. We will be back...