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Bronzie's Place
- Price Range:
-
$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Good For:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- No
3 reviews for Bronzie's Place
3 reviews in English
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Review from Paolo P.
Hamilton, ON
3/28/2011
It is always said that if you want to find a good place to eat, just ask the locals. Well that doesn't always hold true. David, my husband had been in TD Bank opening an account and inquired about where to eat around there. We were newly local, living right up the street from Bronzie's Place ourselves and had no clue it was there. He was directed to Bronzie's and he later told me about it. So two nights later we found ourselves making our way down some very steep stairs into the very tight space. We stopped by the door and the man behind the bar told us someone would be with us soon and offered to fix us drinks. We both got some wine, they have a good choice of beers too. A cheerful woman came to seat us and we followed her through the chairs and tables like starving lab rats to the table. I took notice of the food others were eating and the fact that everyone seemed happy, good wine and beer will do that for you.
I ordered the lasagna and so did David, so sorry we didn't get to review something else. The lasagna was superb, buttery and none of that low fat ricotta or poor quality mozzarella. The tomato sauce was divine being the just right balance of brightness and basil and oregano and thyme. There were many layers of meat and ricotta, not always easy to do. Our service was seamless despite the need for our server to wear skates. Okay she wasn't on skates, but it didn't keep me from imagining how she would accomplish that as well as she did the tight dinning room circumstances. I have a bit of a sweet tooth that is more like a rabbits tooth in that my sweet tooth grows constantly, along with my waist, so I had to have dessert. The lady on wheels suggested the cheese cake and who am I not to take the advice of someone who can stand on a mobile device? The cheese cake was shared with David begrudgingly , it was that big, he liked it too. It was smooth, made of ricotta, and had that rich creamy texture and flavor one wants.
All told we spent around 30.00 dollars and for food that tastes like homemade I would have spent a lot more. But let's just keep this all to ourselves, I mean they only have so much seating. -
Review from Dave R.
Hamilton, ON
7/1/2009
Generous portions, freshly made pasta, amazing sauce. CHEAP!
The beer here is terrible. Coors or Bud Light on draught, and a few bottles of similar variety.
Their pizzas are great, but the wings leave a bit to be desired. Service can be a bit cranky, but seeing as the room is so small and the din is dark and crampy, I can see why. -
Review from Dean S.
5/31/2010
The pizza is fantastic and ridiculously affordable! The atmosphere is a little cramped and the beer selection is a huge fail (Coors Light and a Molson) and the service isn't top-notch, but it's totally worth the find. Absolutely a must visit while in Hamilton.
