This was my first review based on a referral from a friend.
I
had never been to Woody’s before, I’ve never even heard of Woody’s before, but
after my first I have mixed feelings.
Woody’s is a small place that has a bit of a pub
atmosphere.
When you walk in you see the
grill, menu, and cashier to your right with 4-person booths to your left.
There
is a small bar eating area with a large flat-screen playing sports, in the
corner.
Seating is limited so be prepared to take it
to go.
The menu is written in chalk and they do have quite a
selection.
They have beef, cheddar or
blue cheese-stuffed beef, chicken, turkey, veggie, and even bison as meat
options! The way the menu works is that
you pick your meat and any additional-cost items like cheese or guacamole. You can then pick your toppings from a wide
selection once your burger is ready.
They have quite a few more options than you would usually and everything
looks good, but a lack of labelling will lead to a lot of people asking for “the
white stuff”.
They also have a dozen suggested options like a Greek burger
with feta and onions if you’re like me and incapable of choosing for
yourself. T
hey also have pulled pork
sandwiches if you’re in the mood for that.
There are no combos to choose from so you’ll have to order
drinks, fries, sweet-potato fries, or onion rings separately.
What may be the best part of Woody’s…THEY HAVE BEER!!!
Choose from Corona, Steam-whistle, and a host
of Molson products at the usual restaurant prices.
You order your food and then they give you a pager…so you
can wait…for 20 MINUTES!!! Now they do have the 20-minute wait written
on their menu and at least you have a pager so you don’t have to wait around
and you can call in your order in advance, but I just don’t understand why it
takes so long.
Now for the actual tasting, I ordered a beef burger with
pulled pork, crispy-fried onions, salsa, and I forget (maybe I had 1 too many).
The meat was very thick and juicy and overall
delicious; unfortunately, the meat-to-bun ratio was off and the meat was
sliding around in the bun with every bite.
The bun breaks up very easily and eating this burger was a very messy
affair.
I must also say the toppings
lacked any flavour. The pulled pork was
flavourless, and the crispy-fried onions were cold.
Fries were OK but very greasy.
Burgers are reasonable at $5.95 for a burger with $1.00 extra for cheese.
Overall I paid $18.00
with fries and a beer!! Which I find very fair compared to wait I would expect
to pay at a restaurant.
Pros:
- Good quality meat
- Reasonable price
- Selection of toppings
- BEER!
Cons:
- Wait!
- Bland topping flavours
- Limited seating
- Buns fall apart
Overall I recommend this place if you want to hang out with
friends and have a beer, but I don’t think I would ever have a craving for
their burgers and see no reason to get it on my own.
7/10
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