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This is a casual diner specializing in American comfort food. They have two locations, one in Kits and one in Gastown. I've visited their Kits locatio…
Willow Yang
Deacon’s Corner
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Used to be very good but today was not. The veggie omelette was more like an overcooked scramble with a not pleasant cheese(a surprise). Hashbrowns we…
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Deacon’s Corner
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I have been here several times as its pretty close to where I work. I have tried their veggie burger, chicken burger and veggie scrambled eggs with to…
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Deacon’s Corner
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9 Reviews on “Deacon’s Corner”
This is a casual diner specializing in American comfort food. They have two locations, one in Kits and one in Gastown. I’ve visited their Kits location several months ago and decided to check out their Gastown location. During the latter visit, I had their Big Mountie and Southern Belly Biscuit. While neither dish was perfect, I quite enjoyed both, in particular their French toast and pulled pork. The food was very hearty and filling, and the prices are quite reasonable. Service-wise, the staff weren’t the most attentive, but they are quite cheerful and friendly. All in all, this is a place that I’d recommend checking out for some tasty, hearty American comfort food.Big Mounties ($15.50):4/5This consisted of three slices of French toast sandwiching a layer of pulled pork and a piece of fried chicken, and was topped with two eggs. I LOVED the French toast: they were soft and fluffy with a wonderful sweet fragrance of cinnamon. The fried chicken was not the greatest: even though it was reasonably juicy for white meat and well-seasoned, the breading was quite soggy. I did really enjoy their pulled pork however, which was very tender and juicy, and d a nice sweetness, which I like in my pulled pork. Personally, I’d go with their Pulled Pork Monte Cristo, which is a similar dish but missing the top layer of fried chicken.Southern Belly Biscuit ($13.50):3.5/5This consisted of bacon, an egg, cheddar cheese, biscuits, and two sausage patties, all topped with gravy and slices of jalapeno peppers, and came with a side of hashbrowns. I found the biscuits themselves to be a bit too soft and soggy, without any discernable flavour; I actually preferred the ones from Jethros a bit more. The gravy was not overly thick/gummy, but was also a bit bland for my taste. The meat was tasty however: the bacon was quite crispy and the sausage patties were tender, juicy, and had a nice spicy flavour. The jalapenos also helped lend more flavour to the dish. I also really enjoyed their hashbrowns, which were shredded and very crispy on the outside and was also quite well-seasoned.Summary:Food: 4/5Price: 4/5Service: 3.5/5Overall: 4/5Recommendations: Pulled Pork Monte Cristo, French toast
Used to be very good but today was not. The veggie omelette was more like an overcooked scramble with a not pleasant cheese(a surprise). Hashbrowns were soggy and disgusting. Toast was fine.