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Steve's Restaurant North
Categories: Restaurants Canadian (Traditional) Restaurants Breakfast & Brunch Canadian (Traditional), Breakfast & Brunch [Edit]
8100 Yonge StUnit 4
Vaughan, ON L4J
(905) 889-9595
- Price Range:
-
$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Loud
- Has TV:
- Yes
4 reviews for Steve's Restaurant North
4 reviews in English
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Review from WaYnE c.
Maple, ON
10/17/2010 3 photos
This Steve is not the same Steve from Bathurst. Which Steve do I prefer is a tough question to answer as both have it's share of preferred elements.
This Steve doesn't have a Chalkboard on the side wall with Specials or New items so you'll have to stick to the Menu given. There is however plenty of parking and the Fall Cottagey setting feels quite comfortable here while more natural light is available.
Waitresses were very friendly and YES I did get my Coffee refilled without asking as I dug into my Spanish Omelette($8.79) which served with a half plate of Home Fries and Toast made for a great Late-afternoon Brunch.
Depending on my mood for standard Menu items or New items, that's how you know which Steve I will choose. Both are as standard as any franchise Breakfast place will be in the outer ranges of the GTA, and again much comparable to Sunset Grill, etc... -
Review from Ben H.
North York, ON
2/26/2012
Was excited to try the restaurant after reading the positive reviews. Always a fan of a good ol' family restaurant.
Went for brunch on a Sunday and the restaurant was understaffed. Took about 5 minutes to get seated despite numerous open tables. There was no clear host or hostess and all the waiters and waitresses were running around moody and stressed.
Took a good 30 minutes to wave down a waitress and place our orders. Everyone was walking around with their head down to avoid serving tables.
Food was good but was not anywhere good enough to make up for waiting 45 minutes for eggs and bacon. My girlfriend had the sausage and goat cheese omelette which was good. The goat cheese was fresh and the serving was generous. I had the big breakfast meal (bacon, sausage, peameal bacon, eggs) which was solid.
Would like to come back and try their lunch and dinner, but only after memories of this unfortunate experience wears off. -
Review from Sarah H.
Thornhill, ON
5/13/2012
Even though this restaurant has a steady flow of customers, they are always understaffed. If you enjoy your morning coffee to arrive before your meal arrives, don't count on it. I personally like to eat out specifically for service and am annoyed when the owners are too cheap to staff properly.
The food is good and prices are ok.....although their fries are not the best. My husband had a bad experience when he ordered eggs benedict with spinach. He made a mistake and asked if it would be ok if he exchanged it for the salmon benedict. The waiter said he had to find out and came back and said it would be ok. The bill came and he was charged for the spinach benedict with salmon on the side. The manager had to be asked to remove the extra charge and he refused!!! Again terrible service and bad customer service. We would never go back. -
Review from Melissa G.
North York, ON
8/20/2009
Steve's has been a greasy spoon staple and an Americanized food stop fave for years in my books!
Even though they have their classic location down at Bathurst and Wilson, I wanted to let everyone know of their T-hill, northern location on Yonge Street!
Steve's has been a great brunch stop which is both yummy and cheap. As well, it is always satisfying if you are looking for a big meal.
When I go for brunch, I usually order the eggs with my side of bacon, accompanied by plenty of fruit, hashbrowns and toast. This is all washed down with a free cup of coffee. All of this can be yours for a price of $7.50.
If you are super hungry, go for the Grand Slam breakfast, which includes extra breaky meat, pancakes and extras for $9.99.
For lunches, I recommend a yummy caesar or greek salad. These salads are HUGE and packed with veggies and plenty of croutons for your caesar and tons of feta and salty olives for your greek. And they DO NOT skimp on salad dressing. They even bring you your own personal bottle to use so you can dress your salad to your liking. And they are only $8 each.
Aside from those specific faves of mine at Steve's, the restaurant has a huge selection of sandwiches and wraps, ranging from $6 to $11.
They have delicious huge entree dishes, like their cheap chicken finger platter for $10, the chicken souvlaki dinner for $14 (which is HUGE) and their roast beef or turkey plates for $10.
Top it off with a sweet dessert for $5 and you got yourself an amazing yet inexpensive meal!
