Your choice of Restaurants in Mississauga

[James Knott]

Bill Mudry wrote:
> I've finally got around to looking into a few candidate restaurants for 
> those
> of us in the West end where we could meet. Some places had to be
> eliminated such as .....
> 
>         - Smitthy's Family Restaurants has good food and reasonable prices
>           but they close in evenings too early.
> 
>         - Mandarin has excellent food and nice side rooms but they have
>           only one price and one item --- their buffet and it is a bit 
> pricey
>           especially for students and others between contracts and jobs.
> 
> There are a few others I looked at that I can hold in reserve if we need 
> them. I have
> two places in mind that have good variety and pricing with food, good 
> hours so
> I thought it would be a good idea to give all of you a chance to voice 
> which one
> sounds best:
> 
>         - Swiss Chalet - A well known chain. Good food and pricing, lots 
> of room,
>           open late enough. The Erin Mills location serves alcohol. It 
> is just off
>           the QEW. They can set an area off for us. Plenty of room to 
> expand.
>           Easy to get to.
> 
>         - Mulligan's Pub & Grill - On the Woodchester Mall grounds right 
> off
>           Dundas (between Erin Mills and Winston Churchill. Good food, 
> well known
>           pub. Tuesdays there are no bands, only weekends and it is 
> "wings" night
>           ($.65 ea.). Alcohol is served, of course and they can set 
> aside an area for
>           us. During warm weather, they have an outside patio area.
> 
> So, lets start a thread. Write in with your preferences. I will be 
> monitoring them all
> and make a final announcement from the one that gets the most approval 
> from you
> all early next week once the thread has run its course.
> 
> I will provide more information on their location, maps, etc. when I 
> know which one
> we will go to.

I really don't care for Mandarin Wok.  The food there is over-cooked 
mush.  Swiss Chalet is OK, but not high on my list.  Mulligan's sounds good.
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