We enjoyed Bronte Creek because it'd an awesome open area . It's a good and clean provincial park , they'd a barn style playground and some animals you can even feed them at 25cents * theres machines at the location and the kids can enjoy some extra contact with animals in a fun and cute way by feeding the goats . There's a lot of washrooms so make easy to bring kids even younger ones, pregnant and even wheelchairs accessible too. You can enjoy fall colours easy too. You can bring strollers / wagoons and enjoy your own snack at the snack room inside the barn playground theres an space for snack . The trails are very clean and easy to do it with kids too. You can bring your pets too Its a good place to enjoy with your family . We loved our experience .

Great medium sized venue and every seating good. Johnny Cash tribute this time, and we had a ball. More nights already booked for a wide range of shows. 5 stars

Urban trail along a river where we saw plenty of big fish. Breathtaking views of autumnal trees, easy and short walking. Parking is in the other side of the road. Recently, during the weekend before Thanksgiving, the trail was crowded but still we enjoy the place.

Oakville Museum Beautiful old structure with heritage value. The house with original furniture and some artefacts. The property is full of history. Beautiful garden with amazing landscape. children learned the story about slavery in Canadian history. Highly recommended to visit it with family. Oakville Museum is not so big but worth visiting. You sure can learn something new. It is located aside from the lake, and gardening is beautiful in summer and autumn

A true all tell of a great Italian reataurant. The people are great, the food is delicious, and the experience leaves you with a smile. We went out for a Lebanese Mother’s day and the family enjoyed it. Our server Gary was excellent and accomodating for all our needs in regards to Halal and sensitive matters such as alcohol and gelatine in the food and desserts. I was also happy to hear they had halal options for the mains. Definitely worth a visit back.

We celebrated our wedding anniversary here and had an absolutely incredible experience! Noah, our waiter, and the entire restaurant team were exceptionally attentive and caring. From the complimentary champagne to the most delicious oysters and scallops, everything was perfect. The cocktails were true masterpieces, and the service was outstanding. Our main dishes were simply exquisite. Thank you for such a warm welcome — we can’t wait to come back very soon!

Tucked into Kerr Village, Stoney’s Bread Company is the kind of place that restores your faith in simple, honest food. You walk in, order at the counter, grab a seat, and they bring it to you. No awkward waiting for a server. No dance with the bill. You eat, you enjoy, you leave. Beautiful. Staff were warm and helpful, the kind of people who know their menu and actually want you to enjoy your meal. I went with the Calabria sandwich and a side salad. The sandwich was a knockout. Juicy chicken, bold sauce, balanced flavors. The salad was crisp and fresh with just the right amount of dressing. We sat out on the patio — shaded, covered, with a solid awning that kept the brutal heat at bay. A perfect spot for people watching along the main drag of Kerr Village. Real food, real people, done right.

Now, this was a very positive experience, and after some investigation - I want to claim that Pasquale's Trattoria in Oakville is the best restaurant in the West of Toronto area. The "best" may mean different things to different people, and here I refer purely to the quality of food, which is exceptional and suggests deep knowledge and care about the produce and tradition. The same applies to the staff, who were all mature experienced people with deep understanding of what they are doing (and serving). We visited dozens of highly rated restaurants in the area, and Pasquale's stood out very clearly. The photos show the small room, so you probably need to pre-book if you want to visit at a popular time (we came at 12 noon on a Friday, so it was half-empty, yet there was no compromise on the food they served). The menu is classical Italian, with most items you will recognise in most authentic Italian restaurants. But there was quality you would seldom find even in Italy... All portions were very generous, so you need to be quite hungry if you plan even two courses. Calamari Fritti had a heavenly batter, and a remarkable twist of flash-fried spinach. Breaded Sicilian Eggplant was also very good: the eggplant took all the flavours of provolone cheese and tomato sauce. The two mains we had were the Fresh Sole fillet with egg wash, white wine and lemon sauce, and the Veal Calogero (with fontana cheese, fresh tomato and demi glace). The sole especially was very good: quite large so it was meaty and flaky (not thin and falling apart as some ex-frozen sole fillets often are), with the white sauce adding freshness and flavour. Demi place made the veal dish quite rich, but choosing the broccoli stems (Rapini) with it was smart: it cut through the deep sauce well. This was a high-level cuisine, and other items on their menu promised the same experience (mins you, the menu you see on Google isn't full). One of the photos shows the steep staircase to their toilet area, so if you have impaired mobility - try to prepare and not need to go.

Great variety of American Tapas style options, atmosphere was very casual but quite busy on a Sunday evening. Service was incredibly friendly and made the experience overall memorable and pleasant. We ordered the poke bowl & duck poutine and I was pleased with portion size. I would definitely visit again to try some other menu items.