Hambar

Walked by many times eyeing the hams in the windows and finally ventured inside. So glad that we did! What a cool space with some nice music, just a great vibe! Nice wine list and I thought very fairly priced. The food was very unique and very tasty. We really go for unique combinations of cuisine. Our server was wonderful and we’ll most definitely be back!

Out walking and looked for a place for brunch. Atmosphere was great. Service a bit slow considering it was not busy. My husband had the French toast. Was served with a poached pear and ice cream. A bit sweet for his liking. I had the avocado toast. When it arrived it had honey on the plate and on the eggs. This was not mention on the menu and I am allergic to honey. The server told me they would remake it and it would only be a few minutes. My husband finished his French toast before I got my replacement plate. Little flavour with the egg, toast, and avo - needed salt and pepper, both of which I had to ask for and wait for them to be delivered. Rating is more of a 2.5 than a 3

After walking past this beautiful restaurant several times on our walks, we decided to stop by for dinner. As it was quite early there was only one other elderly gentleman in the place. We took his advice of ordering the charcuterie board (he looked like he knew what he was talking about!), it was delicious, fresh, and beautifully plated. Our entrees were also very tasty, with some interesting flavor combinations - I believe they adapt the menu based on what's in season. Would definitely recommend this place!

Dishes' sizes are ridiculously small, while prices are very high. Just look at the attached picture, that is supposed to be steak and fries: yes it's literally 7 fries, and the "steak" is surely not even 100g, maybe 80g. This wouldn't even satisfy my 5 year old kid, you can imagine an adult man. Price of this "dish"? $23.50. It's a joke, and a bad one that shows how much they respect their customers.