Guidebook for Leamington
Food Scene
You gotta try their fish tacos! The garlic sauce is awesome. Don't be in a hurry though, they have to pump a lot of food out of that little bustaurant and there will be a lineup. It's that good.
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Birdie's Perch
625 Point Pelee DrYou gotta try their fish tacos! The garlic sauce is awesome. Don't be in a hurry though, they have to pump a lot of food out of that little bustaurant and there will be a lineup. It's that good.
Ray's Ribhouse
17 Robson RdFabulous burger, ribs and daily specials.
It is no longer named Gilligan's, it's now Crave. Located downtown it's good food and has a little patio.
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Crave Family Grill & Pub
26 Erie St NIt is no longer named Gilligan's, it's now Crave. Located downtown it's good food and has a little patio.
The Pita Place
2 Talbot St WBest Greek Salad in town!
Best Thai food in Leamington and almost anywhere around. It's a husband and wife team that own the restaurant and she cooks authentic and delicious Thai cuisine.
Roy Thai Restaurant & Bar
36 Talbot St EBest Thai food in Leamington and almost anywhere around. It's a husband and wife team that own the restaurant and she cooks authentic and delicious Thai cuisine.
Parks & Nature
Visit the southern most tip of mainland Canada! Great viewing towers at the Marsh and at the Point.
Enjoy the marsh boardwalk and viewing tower, rent a canoe, bike/hike the trails, or take the train to the southern most point of mainland Canada. There is no shortage of things to do here but my favourite activity is searching for "lucky stones" (Google it!) on the beach. The shores of Lake Erie are loaded with them.
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Nationalpark Point Pelee von Kanada
1118 Point Pelee DrEnjoy the marsh boardwalk and viewing tower, rent a canoe, bike/hike the trails, or take the train to the southern most point of mainland Canada. There is no shortage of things to do here but my favourite activity is searching for "lucky stones" (Google it!) on the beach. The shores of Lake Erie are loaded with them.