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Queen West Post July 2024

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Muskoka restaurants come and go, but this gem has managed to stay on top of its game for so long. It’s a beauty, chock full of cottage charm, and the recent bright and cosy addition means there is even more to love.

ouse Antler Steakh

The Pearl

THE PEARL

CROSSROADS

CRANBERRY MARSH

This beloved Bala restaurant and gourmet food shop opened to much acclaim last year. The best spot in Muskoka for gourmet take-away with a selection of incredible salads, such as soba noodles, fattoush and Shanghai slaw. The chicken ricotta meatball sammie? OMG.

For many years, Crossroads has held court as the top dining destination in Muskoka. From its idyllic Rosseau perch overlooking the lake, this restaurant has continued to evolve, adding a gorgeous garden patio and moving toward a finer dining experience while managing to maintain the magic.

There is so much to love about Johnston’s Cranberry Marsh, not the least of which is the delish offerings from the winery that can be taken home or enjoyed on the charming patio overlooking the cranberry marshes. And chocolate-covered cranberries and blueberries? No joke.

ANTLER STEAKHOUSE

Gelato Barge

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This gem in Huntsville has garnered a seriously loyal following thanks to its fresh Thai Cuisine, such as pad Thai with a mango side, alongside comfort food classics like burgers and sammies.

El Gringos

GELATO BARGE

There are not a lot of places in Muskoka to have an incredible steak dinner, but the Antler Steakhouse in Deerhurst is the best of the best. Dining in a gorgeous old-timey log house surrounded by fields of green just makes it that much better.

HENRY'S SANS SOUCI

EL GRINGOS CANTINA

The Smokin’ Birds

Parked at the delish Clear Lake Brewing Co.’s backyard patio, this food truck offers tasty Mexican street food — well, mostly tacos — including a sweet veggie option with smoked cauliflower as well as ceviche, grilled corn and more.

OK, this could be the quintessential experience, charter a helicopter flight and soar into Henry’s for some of the best fish and chips on Frying Pan Island in Georgian Bay. No, we are not kidding.

Spotting the elusive Gelato Barge from Affogato Café is like coming across a loon while paddling on a quiet morning. It just makes life that much better. The barge can be on Penn Lake, Lake Vernon or Fairy Lake, and customers can track its location via GPS. So fun.

THE SMOKIN' BIRDS

In addition to adding a delicious aroma to the streets of Bala, this food truck serves up the best BBQ in Muskoka. All the classics are here, such as brisket, pulled pork and smoked turkey, as well as a killer burger and some delish sides.

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