We decided to kick off Dineout at The Park at Sands hotel. The first thing we noticed when we sat down at The Park at Sands hotel was the live music playing in the background. It was entertaining and everyone got into the vibes but it was hard to talk to anyone at the table. Check out the review of The Park at English Bay in the blog post below.
Visisted The Park for the 1st time to try out their $20 DOVF 2016 menu! We also ordered their House Made Onion Rings from their regular menu, which did not disappoint at all!
With $4 burgers on Friday nights, figured I'd try it. You can't go wrong, burger was great value.
Some staff could use a little work on their customer service skills, but overall not a bad place. I'd go again and take friends with me.
Nice atmosphere, comfy couches, and good drink specials. Food's ok, and service was slow on a very slow night.
Overall, I liked it, but would have loved a better waitress!
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It sets your morning up right, if you take advantage of it. Today I was doing just that, enjoying a wholesome meal at "The Park". Not literally, "The Park" is a restaurant connected to the "Best Western Sands" hotel, it is a great place for those in need of an earlier meal by the beach. Through the doors you either walk a slight right into the hotel's lobby or continue straight into "The Park's" dining area. By day this was a bistro, by night a pub with a pretty handsome bar. This would be the first time I ate breakfast at a bar. Looking around, not many people were up and eating with us at 7am in the morning. Those who were, were seniors, who most likely slept early enough the night before, to be chipper and hungry now. We choose a table away from the others. Good thing too, as our conversations got loud enough that the other guests may have thought they were at a bar at 10pm. Their menu is a one pager of benedicts; eggs and things
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