The Olde School Restaurant

We went here for a wedding and the food was wonderful. I had prime rib and it was tasty. The service was good. Many guests had the chicken cordon bleu and loved it. It is somewhat wheelchair accessible but not the best for accessibility. There's a bell to ring at the back of the restaurant for wheelchair accessibility but no one responded and we were out in the humidity for a while, even after we asked someone to come and open the door. The washrooms also are not great for wheelchair accessibility. The wedding guests enjoyed the restaurant and I would recommend this place for a good dinner

Wonderful hidden gem. Upmarket menu filled with classics. Lovely historic school remodeled to be a fine dining restaurant with several private rooms. Food is well executed and beautifully presented.

Mussels are exquisite - don't miss them when you visit.

Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, dined here in 1997.

This place is not for the faint of wallet. The food is always great, the atmosphere is piano bar esk, refined without being ostentatious. The wait staff is very attentive and you shouldn't show up in jeans, you will feel out of place. Business casual or better is my suggestion. Figure about $ 70 per person, sans drinks, on average. Worth every cent.

Good food! Great service! Decoration in the restaurant is very neat (Really and old school). Live Piano and singer, light jazzy / blues music. Fantastic atmosphere! Steak Neptune was a little too salty for my taste but everything else was really good! Overall great experience!

Malbec oysters were great today. Escargot were fine. Caesar salad dressing was a little weak and watery. Seafood fettuccine garlic sauce was awesome with a good seafood flavour, but some scallops were a little overcooked. Venison medallions with a sweet sour cherry and tomato compote was terrific. Potato soup was very good. Lemon sorbet was a nice treat. Vanilla cake was good