Quarry Cafe

We go here for breakfast most weekends. The staff are friendly, the meals are served quickly; really just good breakfast food

This is a horrible spot if you have children. The owners are trashy and make you feel unwelcome. Do not go. After horrible service and a lecture about how my 16 month old should have respect and not throw food on the floor I refused to tip. The lady actually called me on it and said” so because of way he treat you I get no tip” I wanted to say yes because I saw you complain to your husband about my baby and because you didn’t really serve us! But I was quite terrified of her so I ended up leaving a tip. I have never been back and I shall never go back!!! Save your money!!!

My wife and I went for breakfast this am for the 1^st time. We ordered, received our breakfast and paid in a little over ½ hr. Crepes with fresh fruit were great. Coffee superb and my wife (who is hard to please) got her eggs benedictine perfect. But the highlight was our server Jordyn who look after us in ½ the time as the other server. Her smile and warm personality made this a great way to start a beautiful sunny Sunday. Thanks.

Fantastic breakfast spot! Staff were very friendly and attentive. Real potatoes for home fries. Bacon cooked perfectly. Everything was delicious and all for reasonable price. Will definitely return!

Nice quiet place. The staff are extremely friendly and food is what is expected. I had the crepes and sausages. It was quite delicious. My friend ordered their version on the big breakfast and yeah… It was big enough that it couldn’t be finished. The coffee though, wasnt as good. It taste like it was out of a old can. lol but ye other than that, worth heading for a meal :)

Stopped by the Quarry for Sunday lunch since we’ll be moving to the area. We got the fried egg and cheese sandwich, and roast beef dip with Caesar salad for a decent price. Don’t expect anything fancy. Looks like something my mom would make but that’s part of the charm. Service was prompt and friendly. There were some black and white photos mounted on the wall from way back when. You could sense the history and spot the regulars who got smiles and hugs on their way out. Glad we were able to support a longstanding local establishment.

The Quarry is our local diner and we often will call up in advance with our order to pick it up and take it home. The food consists of typical diner type entrées: lasagne, pork chops, burgers, fish and chips, etc.
The wait staff have been there for years and are always friendly. Often there will be only one on, however, and the restaurant will be jam-​packed making table visits a little bit less frequent than desired.
Breakfast at the Quarry is delicious. It isn’t out of this world but for a fair price you get lots of food. We particularly enjoy the pancake and sausage combos. The pancakes are fluffy and the sausage salty. What more do you want?
For lunch and dinner we’ll order the grilled cheese and different sandwiches. The grilled cheese is large and greasy — not disgusting greasy but if you’re looking for an artisan grilled cheese — this isn’t it.
We return regularly, usually three times a month.

Pretty good breakfast spot. I don’t think I’d go outta my way to get here, but if I was nearby, I would’t bother going farther afield. Avoid the back bacon. Other than that it was pretty good. Chatty and commercial-​laden AM radio on the patio was a bit annoying for me, but also made me feel like I was in a very small town which was kinda novel.

I visited this place for lunch a few months ago. I’ve lived close by for a while, but never bothered to visit… so my family decided to try it. It wasn’t great or anything. I’ll start with what I didn’t like about this place:
The server was nice, but she leaned over the table a lot, which put me off. My salad was warm, which means it was sitting out of the fridge for a while or under a heat lamp, which either of these things shouldn’t have been done. Also at the end of the meal, we ordered desserts, and they didn’t come at the same time. Which was annoying because it some people had to wait while the other ate their food. It just put everything off.
Most of the people my table had the club sandwich, which was good. I had a greek salad, my grandma and sister had a garden salad and fries and gravy. My grandfather had the pork souvlaki dinner with rice, and no one had any complaints about their food, so I guess they liked it.
Overall, to me, it wasn’t great.

I usually go to The Quarry in the evenings, however, lately I have tried it for weekend brunch. In their defense they are very busy, but the service is terrible. Our order was taken after others had arrived and then it still took an additional 10 minutes to get coffee and juice. Our waitress charged us $ 4.95 to add a slice of ham to a grilled cheese sandwich and in the end she messed up our bill
Last time I ordered the club house sandwich and it was fine, I had the breakfast potatoes instead of fries and found them to be inedible. My daughter’s grilled cheese must have been made on the same surface because it had the same flavour. The only way to describe it was rancid.
This is too bad. The staff that work on weekdays are so nice and are reason enough to visit. Weekends, however, should be avoided.

The Quarry is the go-​to restaurant for my parents for years.
In fact, the owner even knows all of us by name and always has presents for the little ones in our family on holidays.
You can never go wrong with the soup, a burger or souvlaki there, and breakfast is always fantastic. The fruit cups and coleslaw are always homemade and fresh.

Still very good, and I wanted to add that a couple of my friends, who are connoisseurs of corned beef hash thought it was excellent, including the perfectly poached eggs to put on top.

We decided to go here for breakfast this morning after a recommendation from a family member. We got there early enough to grab a sunny window table and the place was slowly filling up after our arrival.
The service was outstanding! VERY attentive server, very pleasant, and humourous.
My SO and I both ordered the Quarry breakfast…2 eggs any way, bacon or sausage or peameal bacon, 2 slices of toast, homefries, coffee.
Kids had pancakes and eggs w’toast, homefries. I also ordered a fresh fruit cup and it was fresh… not the the kind of fruit that comes in buckets that some restaurants use… this was fresh cut strawberries, melon, grapes, and slices of fresh banana on top… DELISH!
The portion sizes were perfect and the food was tasty.
It’s not huge in there so it can fill up quickly. I would try to get there before ten.
It’s nice and bright, as they have a skylight in the middle of the ceiling.
They also have a patio for when it warms up.
This is going to be our new breakfast place…

What a great little spot … I’m from Philly and I’ve always found Toronto to be a little bland when it comes to breakfast scene. But, a few weekends ago I tried this little spot hidden away on Gerrard near Warden. Banana crêpe was out this world… It came with a bowl of fruit and plain yogurt… the fruit (berries and such) was fresh and high quality and could have been dish in i self. The Eggs Florinitne were also ridiculously good… very fresh tasting spinach and seasoned just right. The Blue Cheese Burger was soooo good … again quality ingredients… high grade ground beef and delicious strong blue cheese.. Fries were also yummy. It was a Sunday– The place seem modestly packed with people coming from church… but I definitely think this place hasn’t really been discovered — I want to recommend it especially because the rest of the restaurant scene in that area (and even the entire beaches to the south) is kinda crappy.