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These stories about local food, restaurants and people behind the culinary scene in our area are made possible through the continued support of Gordon J. Wallace | REMAX as part of our Community Leaders Program.

 

Who remembers Moffat's on Main's comfort food menu?

Who remembers Moffat's on Main's comfort food menu?

A hearty steak pot pie topped with mashed potatoes brings back memories of Main Street in Galt, writes Wayne Conrad Serbu
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Tu Lane's home style meals made it the local diner of choice

Tu Lane's home style meals made it the local diner of choice

Lots of us locals have many good memories of all the three Tu Lanes, writes Wayne Conrad Serbu
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Ponderosa's extensive menu kept diners coming back for more

Ponderosa's extensive menu kept diners coming back for more

The iconic Hespeler Road restaurant was one of many that made the city's "golden mile" a dining destination in the '70s
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Blackshop started small to become a Cambridge dining institution

Blackshop started small to become a Cambridge dining institution

Crusted tarragon garlic lamb rack was inspired by a Cerny family recipe, writes Wayne Conrad Serbu
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Graystones was about delicious food, remarkable service and awesome memories

Graystones was about delicious food, remarkable service and awesome memories

Steak Diane was a signature dish at the high-end restaurant once located where the re-imagined Argyle Arms is about to open
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Who remembers driving in to The Log Cabin for an 'Underdog?'

Who remembers driving in to The Log Cabin for an 'Underdog?'

Popular Hespeler Road drive-in diner was the first teen hangout on the strip back in the day
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The Matador was the Hespeler Road hot spot in the '60s and '70s

The Matador was the Hespeler Road hot spot in the '60s and '70s

The Horvaths served up some pretty stellar food back then, with many weddings and banquets held there over the years
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George's marks 72 years as a landmark Cambridge restaurant

George's marks 72 years as a landmark Cambridge restaurant

George Seto, along with his wife Betty and children, started the business back in 1951 and it became well known for his unique fine food, generosity and kind service
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The Breslau Hotel was the place everyone went to for rolled ribs

The Breslau Hotel was the place everyone went to for rolled ribs

The old Breslau Hotel had a strong Cambridge connection, including a stint from yours truly
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Leisure Lodge memories accompanied by craving for pig tails

Leisure Lodge memories accompanied by craving for pig tails

Many who remember dancing under the stars at Leisure Lodge will recall enjoying the nightclub's Waterloo County fare
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