Maple Leaf

We had lunch at Maple Leaf Restaurant in Gananoque and overall it was a good experience. The food was okay and the service was friendly and attentive. The only downside for us was the price — we found it a bit on the expensive side compared to what we expected. Still, it’s a nice option in town if you’re looking for Czech food with good service.

Small portions for the price. I celebrated my birthday here with six friends and really enjoyed the atmosphere and service. The food was absolutely delicious and clearly prepared with care, but the portions were quite small for the price, so it felt a bit overpriced overall.

We had the smoked Polish sausage - apparently good. Polish pierogi are not the best (and I am Polish). The dough is a bit too thick and the stuffing should have more of the Polish cottage cheese (twaróg). Also price of $18 for 4 pierogi is a bit excessive given the quality. Shrimps and rice was good! And we also liked Borscht (barszcz) though we had to add salt and pepper to it. The service depends on the waiter. First we encountered a young lady, who was weird and told us they have no space and thats it (even though no all tables were occupied). Eventually we returned later and our waiter was very nice (a young man). The dessert could probably look a bit better but anyways the taste was good:)

A cozy spot with friendly service and homemade-style food. We tried the Salmon Dill Pâté with Rye for an appetizer, and the Beef Rouladen, Rahm Schnitzel, and Rost Pork for the main courses—all were quite good, though the prices are on the higher side. It’s worth a try for anyone who hasn’t had Czech cuisine before, especially if you’re in the area.

I had the club with fries and gravy. It was delicious. My dining partners had the spatzel, schnitzel, perogies and blueberry crumble as well the the carrot cake. All was enjoyed thoroughly. Our server was friendly and attentive. 5 stars well done!