Kosy Corner - Haliburton

Overpriced, packaged food. Not the homestyle cooking I expected. We won't be back. I think we will stick to the Maple Avenue Tap and Grill. Scratch made food and you can get a drink too!

The village of Haliburton loaded with interesting stores, stunning scenery and a beautiful art gallery. There are many interesting restaurants to choose from but my favourite bet is always Kosy Korners. Today I discovered the apple fritter French toast! Staff is friendly. Food is quick. Definitely worth stopping by for breakfast, lunch or dinner!

Stopped in for a late supper around 7:30pm. We were starving after a 5 hour, bad-weather drive from Ottawa. Pleasant, small town atmosphere restaurant (est 1935) with the kitchen open to the restaurant seating area. Limited menu with non-greasy food BUT all the creamy dressings are way too sweet, prepared with a 'mayo-like' substitute (Miracle Whip) and sweet relish; therefore not too diabetic friendly. Tarter sauce option is very sweet, creamy slaw dressing also very sweet. Fish was great even without any tarter sauce. Waitress was extremely attentive and friendly. Thanks!

I was at Cozy a couple months ago solo and thought it was great value for what it is. I took my girlfriend for breakfast thinking that it would be a great taste of the town. ...What a disappointment. It took nearly 65 minutes for our food to be served (and this was a simple eggs and toast deal, folks). On top of that, my food was cold, both our toast was not what was ordered... my toast wasn't even buttered. No sugar at the table for my coffee -- took the waitress 5 minutes to find a spare... beware if you proceed to dine here on a weekend... Shame. Because it has that classic diner feel. Krazy Corner...

On a recommendation from a local we decided to try out Cozy Corner what a disappointment. Although the patrons were friendly and the staff was friendly, the food had much to be desired. We wanted to stop in for a very late lunch so we decided to share something. We ordered a corned beef brisket gourmet sandwich and fries with a side of cabbage roll soup. I think the soup was yesterday special and as for the sandwich it was done on White Bread nothing special to it, probably lunch meat you can get at the corner store at the supermarket. Our meal came out to $15 but it wasn't even worth that. Thank goodness for the two for one pizza across the street where we indulged in Kawartha Dairy ice cream. Unfortunately this restaurant was a disappointment food wise but friendly wise I guess if you're a local it's the place to go.