Wellington's - Parry Sound

Beautiful vintage decor!!! Quiet for a Saturday night. read more Beautiful vintage decor!!! Quiet for a Saturday night.

This is a very popular spot in town and there always seems to be lots of cars parked out front. Loads of good food but I Love the schnitzel! read more This is a very popular spot in town and there always seems to be lots of cars parked out front. Loads of good food but I Love the schnitzel!

Pretty typical pub style food The service is really friendly and definitely gives you the small town vibe. read more Pretty typical pub style food The service is really friendly and definitely gives you the small town vibe.

Glad to find this place while we traveled to the area. Price is much better than those along the bay (though without a view, a trade off I don't mind). Service... read more Glad to find this place while we traveled to the area. Price is much better than those along the bay (though without a view, a trade off I don't mind). Service is friendly and overall food quality is good. Their menu is rather broad, dishes from schnitzel to stir fry to jerk chicken penne to escargot to liver onion to lasagna. For such varieties there is surprisingly few misses, most dishes are done good enough. There are pub staples too, such as several types of fish and chips, meat loaf, salad, ribs and wings. A few vegetarian options available too, looks like they really try to please everybody in the group. We had the Friday fish fry for $9.99, but I would recommend paying a few dollars more for the more expensive fishes, you CAN taste the difference. For local draft they have Creemore and Steam Whistle, besides Guinness, Kilkenny, Stella Artois, Bud Light, etc.

Wellington's is a beloved local restaurant in Parry Sound, adorned with historic photographs that celebrate the area's rich history. The venue has a medium-size... read more Wellington's is a beloved local restaurant in Parry Sound, adorned with historic photographs that celebrate the area's rich history. The venue has a medium-sized, pub-like atmosphere, making it a cozy spot to enjoy a meal. Our server was excellent—friendly and efficient, enhancing our dining experience. The menu offers a wide variety of options beyond typical pub fare. We tried the pan-fried whitefish, which was exceptional, served with a delicious lemon dill sauce. We also opted for a double serving of vegetables, which were beautifully sautéed and bursting with freshness. The schnitzels are among the most popular items on the menu; we ordered the Jaeger Schnitzel, and it did not disappoint—crispy on the outside while remaining tender, juicy, and flavorful inside. The wings were tasty as well, though we found them to be less spicy than we expected, despite ordering them medium hot.