It was a warm evening when we arrived at Guylaine's Cafe. The temperature had soared during this day to a balmy +4 degrees. Nice after a week of bone-chilling -30's.
Guylaine's Cafe was a bit difficult to find and I was happy that I had called for directions prior to our visit. I had seen that the address was 2009 Long Lake road but all I could picture was the medical building beside Shoppers Drug Mart.
My call cleared up the dilemma. It was located at the back of the Medical building, just where I thought there was nothing but offices.
One of us knew the owner from previously and we were introduced to Guylaine and her husband upon our arrival.
We sat in smallish (for me) chairs surrounding our table.
There were a lot of figurines and other pieces of pottery on display in one corner. The place was spotless and we were pleasantly served by Guylaine herself.
There were many items on the menu with almost half of them being of the "all day breakfast" variety.
One of our members having been here before suggested a large bowl of poutine as an appetizer, and upon its arrival, we immediately dug in. It was the best poutine I had tasted in a long time.
Our meals came soon after we ordered. They were quite good but more of the "diner" style.
After eating, we decided on a dessert to take out. Of course we all ordered Guylaine's famous bread pudding which we had heard of before.
A decent meal with not too much atmosphere at a price of $78.91 before tip.
Cheerfully sponsored by Sonic Northern
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