Stone Crock

My friend and I went here for breakfast. I ordered the breakfast special, which was pretty average. My friend ordered the French Toast, which she said wasn't very good at all. The bread was really thin. Coffee was your usual crap.

I've been here several times with good experiences. Over the labor day weekend I was there with my parents. The entire meal we were fighting flies off. It was not the odd fly, it was a fly every 15-30 seconds buzzing around that needed shooed away.
Asked for fly swatter, but they had none.
Seriously need to deal with this infestation.

1. Rude waitresses (I mean attitude to many of approx. 50 people at our event
2. Had to flag down to give drink orders and would try to rush off without asking rest of table if anything required.
3. Bussed own tables - came to table once or perhaps twice throughout buffet evening to clear the odd dish.
4. Buffet food infrequently/often not at all replenished. Tiny splintered pieces of bone in chicken hash (bbq chicken?) Poor selection at salad bar.
5. Daughter slipped in huge puddle from over flowed poopy toilet in womens bathroom
6. Supervisor offered standard apology (and nothing more) despite issues and being told we would not come back.
7. Closed women's bathroom despite busy restaurant and our large event (50 people roughly half women) All had to share single "family bathroom"

I went there for lunch and to pick up some treats for later (a peach pie and some butter tarts). The food wasn't very good...far too salty. And the coffee was pretty lousy too. The treats, however, were excellent.

So, I recommend that you stick to buying baked goods and having them at home for dessert. Don't bother with lunch.

My husband and I went for the dinner buffet tonight. The selection isn't huge but the quality was great. The only thing we steered clear of were the cooked veggies which looked like frozen. Salad bar was great (can't beat their potato salad!) and the hot food was home cooked and very tasty. At $18.99 a person we thought it very good value especially as the delicious desserts were included. We left very full and happy and we will return!

My husband and grandson and son went in yesterday for the buffet lunch..I have to say the food was absolutely terrible..no taste, frozen vegetables, the meat was all fat...mush period. The people at the next table said the same thing..we did complain and got half of our meal for free, but we should have gotten it all back..it was terrible..dont waste your time and money

Worst food EVER!
cold, blah, poor quality..etc
Have since heard the same comments several other people I know, not ONE has had an even remotely close to a good experience at Stone Crock

We had a disappointing lunch time Friday October 8 at the Stone Crock. My wife has Celiac disease (gluten allergy). While the rest of us ate lunch buffet, the only thing suitable thing for her was Caesar Salad with no croutons. When it came the waitress questioned whether she had the right salad - it was very small. Yes, my wife had ordered the standard size Caesar. The price was 8.99. My wife mentioned in a nice tone that while we live in Toronto, we have never had such a small salad for such a big price. The waitress was rude in her response and for the balance of the meal ignored us!!!!!My wife ordered coffee with her meal and never got it. The salad had brown pieces in it. Stone crock used to be good but those days are long gone.

Smallest chicken casaer I have seen as an entree, served almost like an appetizer. The bacon - 'bacon bits' rock hard pellets, with a smattering of shredded chicken on top and the amount of romaine pitiful. The appetizer mini cheese, garlic loaf was flavorful but very doughy. The price $13 salad $6 bread was overpriced for the quality.
However, our waitress was polite and friendly and she received a good tip for this, not her fault the food was below average. Why restaraunts like this want to take a hit and a miss with customers is beyond me. Will not return nor recommend.

Was a great restaurant to visit while up north. Staff was friendly and the buffet was well maintained and the salad bar was to die for. love the traditional dishes like the beets, and cheesball. The cabbage rolls were to die for, and awesome to see that this restaurant uses REAL potatoes for their mashed potatoes and makes their sauces, cabbage rolls, etc all from scratch, will definatly be back next year!