Jacx - East Gwillimbury

My experience at this restaurant on Saturday evening was great. The waiter, Shan, was very friendly and the food was delicious. I highly recommend it! Rose.

We had reservations for a Saturday night, but it turned out there was plenty of room even without them. No one seemed ready to seat us at first, but once we were settled, everything went smoothly. Our server was helpful and efficient, and the prices for food and wine were very reasonable. The menu had a lot of choices, catering to everyone, even picky eaters. I ordered the chicken souvlaki and was impressed. My husband liked his liver and onions, but wasn't a fan of the potatoes. Our friends enjoyed their lasagna and chicken cacciatore. The bill was split without any issues, and we were entertained by Larry on guitar for the evening. The volume was perfect, allowing for easy conversation. It's definitely worth the drive to this restaurant, with ample parking and only about a 10-minute drive from Newmarket. They also offer a Sunday brunch with great reviews.

We had lunch here with some of our Corvette Club friends. Service was amazing, very organized and friendly. Drinks and food came quickly and tasted great! Super time was had by all, Thank You!

We had lunch at this restaurant with a group of Corvette Friends during a Steel Car Cruise in March. There were 14 couples in total. The service was very fast and friendly, the food was excellent, and the staff was amazing!

Ate dinner here February 22nd and it was excellent as usual. Large menu that surprises me that the chef can keep up with. Weekend specials included the normal prime rib, stuffed chicken, salmon, lamb shank and a pasta or two. I ordered the special lamb shank and it was to die for sooo tender and a large portion with potato and vegetables. My partner had the 4 cheese ravioli with chicken and shrimp sauce and we brought home about half since there was at least 10 shrimps and near as many pieces of chicken breast in a rich tomato/cheese sauce excellent. Automatically served a warm roll with whipped butter to start. A down side was that a glass of house white wine was $12 but a 20 oz. draft was only $5.95.