The Solarium Cafe Bar & Grill

This here is a low run down greasy spoon with a variety of option on their menu. We went their during lunch time and good see a lot of old regular people in the bar section.
The team went from burgers to poutine to fish & chips but I stuck to my roots but choosing an all day breakfast item from the menu! I had their vegetable Omelette with potatoes on top! The Omelette came with toast. I would say it was not that bad!
The server was quite friendly, looks like its a family run joint.

We went to this place for Sunday brunch. The staff is very friendly, however the menu is very basic. We both ordered the breakfast special, eggs, toast, sausagd/​bacon/​ham (I ordered sausage) and home fries. Home fries are kinda strange looking, just thick slices of potatoes.

The food and service was great. But I want go back. Because there was a row of custies and buckets at the bar. They kept on staring at my girlfriend like they have never seen a chick before. I felt like I had to keep six the whole time I was there. I give it still a 5. Because the food was great. And it’s not the establishments fault they have to accept this breed of people. Also known as buckets.

Only been once, but plan to go again for proper ‘reviewability’.
Will update review later but…
Went for brunch with my sister, on a Saturday early afternoon about two weeks ago.
I ordered french toast, 2 eggs over medium, and large OJ.
Upsides:
Both our meals came out together and fast.
The toast was surprisingly good, after she asked if I wanted white or wheat i feared only getting two slices of thin cheap white bread. I got 6 slices of good flavour holding white bread (not the IHOP thick huge bread, but average).
Eggs done exactly over med, still warm even on the cool breezy patio.
Downsides:
The ‘large OJ’ was a slightly larger version of the juice you get at Tim Hortons. Would have preferred something like Tropicana poured into a glass, or heck even fresh squeezed for the $ 2+ I paid.
Smoking on the patio. Not a huge deal, but with the breeze every once in a while the cigarettes of the 6 – 7 familial Eastern Euro regulars would dose us in their scent. Not a biggie for me
Being the only actual customers? The place is run by what ‘appears’ to be an eastern european family/​friends and everyone else in the joint seems to live their lives there — which is fine, but it’s nice to see other people visiting a restaurant too.
Would I go back? Yes,
Bang for buck? Yes (except for the bottled juice ;))