Latest reviews in London

"The service I recieved was great! the work was of very high quality and everything was just as I was told before hand. I would highly recommend Brampton Locksmiths ! (parkermonica11, 30-01-2012) 5

I was charged a intriguing low price for my lockout. I was overcharged the last time by some other local locksmith. Absolutely will keep this number in handy (specially when I am constently loosing keys). I also made duplicates keys. (mooreleanne72, 28-01-2012) 5

I have been a customer of the Knotty Pine Restaurant since well before the original location burned at the corner of Richmond and Fanshawe Roads. This family run business has been through a variety of highs and lows, but always delivers a good meal for a fair price. The place on Wellington does not stand out or stand above, but it generally delivers fair value for the money. Dependable. (sstrople, 20-11-2011) 5

I have enjoyed a number of visits to this Hotel, and have found it to be unique and enjoyable. It is a rebuild of an old military armoury that is near the heart of the City, and has had effectively a modern hotel built up through the center of it. Great use of glass, differing levels, modern conveniences, with restaurants and a pool on the main levels make this a very fun and attractive place to spend time. (sstrople, 20-11-2011) 5

I really liked this pizza, was differnet than I know from europe to be honest, but very tasty! (Eichsfeld039, 13-11-2011) 5

I needed storage for my father who was going into a home for the aged. When I called the storage place they took a lot of time to answer my questions and I had a few. I stored my dads things here and have sent two friends to the storage place both are very happy there. The staff is amazing very nice and helped me pick the right storage unit. (Bsmith42, 23-03-2010) 5

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We stayed at the Days Inn hotel, London, Ontario for a few nights in mid-November. This is not in central London but more on the outskirts of the city. The hotel is surrounded by large drive-in retail outlets such as Wallmart and Best Buy. We were located on the ground floor and found the room comfortable in every way as well being quiet both day and night. A fridge and microwave was available. We used the laundry service which was very handy. Our car could be parked right outside our window. Some tradesmen type vehicles appeared early evening and were gone in the morning which made me think the hotel was popular with travelling reps and people working in that area temporarily. We were very satisfied with the service at Days Inn hotel. (grian1954, 09-12-2009) 4

Windermere’s Café nestles within the Windermere Manor complex and is virtually on the campus of the University of Western Ontario, London. The restaurant has a glass covered patio seating area. Although it was dark when we visited and a shade cool I imagine the patio could be very pretty in the summer. Naturally the place is very popular with academics and visitors to the university. A group of us met for supper one evening in late November. One deal offered which is popular and seems good value is the Prime Rib Dinner Buffet. Some of the group went for the buffet deal but not feeling hungry enough for more than one course I opted for a good old beef burger with fries and salad which was good and wholesome. I had a glass of Canadian dry white wine, the name of which I cannot remember, and it was ok but just a little bit acrid. The service was typically Canadian, civil and pleasant and the bill was moderate. This is a good place to eat if you are visiting London, Ontario and connected with the university in some way. (grian1954, 08-12-2009) 4

The brand name Tim Hortons is ubiquitous in Canada. Driving along Canadian city main streets it seems a Tim Hortons outlet appears every several hundred yards. There are some 3000 branches, the majority located in Canada with around 500 in the U.S. They began in the 1960s initially only offering coffee and donuts. Now they do soup and sandwich style lunches offering combo deals as well as a range of bakery goods. Good coffee has been a consistently strong feature of the brand. We were travelling east towards London, Ontario on Highway 401 and feeling like a bite for lunch stopped at Ingersoll, a fairly small town close by. The Tim Hortons Ingersoll branch is strategically located being one of the first retail premises encountered as you enter the town. We noticed people eating there who appeared to be truckers and delivery drivers. My partner and I both had some chicken noodle soup which at 2.59 Canadian dollars [equivalent of 1.47 GBP] was very reasonable. The soup, served with crackers of course and not bread, was just a little greasy but still very good. I had a chicken sandwich too was quite wholesome. It had some vinaigrette dressing which I would have appreciated knowing about beforehand. In Canada the sandwich default tends to be with dressing rather than without as is the case in the U.K. We both had a tea as refreshment poured in a Tim Hortons container, a familiar sight in Canada. The bill in total was moderate and the service, Canadian style, was once again civil and cordial. (grian1954, 04-12-2009) 3