At The Crossroads Family Restaurant
About
Desserts, Breakfast & Brunch, Buffets
Price Range : $11-30 ($$)
Location
Adress: 384 Arthur Street S, Elmira, ON N3B
Phone: (519) 669-8117
Work Hours
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsYes
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- local_parkingParkingPrivate Lot
- directions_bikeBike ParkingNo
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- insert_emoticonAmbienceCasual
- volume_upNoise LevelAverage
- local_barAlcoholNo
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
- wifiWi-FiNo
- tvHas TVYes
Reviews
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Ivana L.
Came here with my partner for some weekend fun. His first time, my regular visit.
I enjoy crossroads on bdays with their free meal promo and their jan, feb and march promos to encourage traffic. The other aspect I do enjoy is how they serve Turkey because it's not just for easter it's all year around. You will usually find 3 of four proteins, some kind of vegetable and a range of pies and gluten free pies for the shy customer.
It was my first time visiting on the tail end of peach season and I was excited to see a peach pie, basic peach and whip cream. Still my favourite is the rhubarb pie.
For salad eaters, their salad bar, two dedicated stations is quite extensive.
The servers are very attentive as well.
It's definitely a treat to step out of the city and spot horse carriages and mennonites. Cheers! -
Steve S.
My wife and I frequent this place when we feel like a smorgasbord. Absolutely an outstanding salad bar probably one of the best I've ever been to any Smorgasbord place. They're homemade soups and Chiles are also outstanding homemade breads. Their dessert counter every kind of cake pie ice cream you can think of Apple Dumpling old school baking absolutely outstanding. Their hot meal choices are usually turkey prime rib of beef Smokie sausages ribs ectra too many things to all list on here for $26 I think it's well worth the money because it's all you can eat. If you have people that are fussy they should be able to find something out of all those dozens of items to eat at this establishment. And if you do not feel like hot food but simply feel like all you can eat salad and soup that is also available at a much cheaper price.
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Paul E.
I had been to the Crossroads with my parents/family once many years ago. Tonight we went to celebrate my grandmas birthday. It was pretty much how I remembered. Country fare. Home style cooking. I was surprised they didn't have schnitzel given the area but maybe they do sometimes. Cabbage rolls would be awesome too. But that night was roast beef, turkey, sausage, chicken legs, etc. The fries and chippers are excellent. I regret not making my own poutine out of them. The best part though at the crossroads is definitely the pies. The sugar pie was especially tasty.
It's not exactly my speed but it's a great place to bring the family. My 6 month old daughter came with us and my 10 month old niece and my daughter when she did cry was drowned out by all the other loud children. I'd say it's a great place to bring young and old. But if you are looking for an experience you've never had before or have food you don't typically eat this isn't the place. Other than that it is very cute and welcoming. -
Pam G.
What a fantastic experience! Lip-smacking delicious food, excellent service, very reasonably priced. It was like having Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner combined!
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Kristin M.
Came here with the grandparents and had the lunch buffet. Food was average not great, but lots of selection from hot to cold items and even desserts. There was specific gluten free items too, much to my mother in laws relief. The dessert was the star of the show, everything I tried was delicious! The restaurant itself seems to be run by Mennonites and there is a really cool nic nac shop attached. I'd come back just for the store.