Wayside Restaurant, Bakery & Creamery

Classic family restaurant. Been in business since 1918 Comfort food type menu Clam strips fresh and tasty Maple glazed ham outstanding! Split pea soup and coleslaw were good choices Coconut cream pie had homemade fresh. Texture flavor…. Atmosphere little dank Rug on floor looked circa 1950s! Staff friendly efficient…

The place is really nice, and the employees are super sweet. Went here to eat two days in a row. Sunday the food was phenomenal. We got blueberry pancakes, eggs Benedict, maple milkshake, double whammy, and sweet potato tots! Everything was so delicious especially the milkshake. Omg best freaking milkshake EVER. Today (Monday) everything we ordered was lowkey gross. We got the ribs, steak tips, and mozzarella sticks. The steak tips were the absolute worst steak tips I ever had in my life. I asked for medium… and I think it was cooked even longer than well done is supposed to be cooked. I can’t stress enough how dry and lacking of flavour it was. I feel like converting to veganism due to the fact that a cow literally had to die just to be butchered essentially twice because it was cooked so poorly. Also if I did like it, I’d be slightly sad with how small the portion was (5 tiny pieces for like $15). Stick to ordering anything else and you should enjoy coming here! :)

Friendly welcome service, varied menu. Hubby opted for the fish chunks and fries and said it was good. Having asked what the sole scampi was and told its sole and garlic I opted to try it. Not a good choice! I have no idea what they did to the sole but it was a mush! The coleslaw however was good.

Amazing food, and the price is right, it makes sense on why the restaurant has been around for over a century. The server Denise was the sweetest and was extremely attentive. Definitely recommend trying the maple mousse pie, it was extremely flavorful and tasted just like I’d expected but better.

The food was outstanding, to say the least. Sweet potato tots..OMG, so good. They took sweet potato and mixed in cream corn dipped in a light batter. Wow Sloppy Joe I ate was hand-made, and if it wasn't, it sure tasted hand-made. They must have grandma in the kitchen cooking. It was definitely worth the detour. The wait staff was friendly and efficient.