Best Healthy Restaurants in Markham

We had reservations and were seated immediately. Water came quickly and we ordered sausage and peppers, the warm Brie with apples, and the arugula salad with pine nuts. Everything was delicious, the Brie was served in a mini cast iron skillet so it stayed melted. I had the whitefish, it was cooked perfectly and covered with asparagus, mushrooms, and artichokes, it was so good! My daughter had the risotto special with chicken, pesto and artichokes and her boyfriend had the seafood pasta, both were excellent! The service was attentive, it could not have been a better experience!

Our meal at Girl & the Goat was wonderful! The service was friendly and helpful. He knew the menu and ensured our experience delicious. We began our dinner with the naan. The dips served alongside were excellent. Next we enjoyed the chickpea fritters that we crisp with creamy inside, accented by pomegranate. We definitely wanted to try the goat empanadas, and were glad that we did. Our next course that we enjoyed were the wood-fired mussels. The broth was delicious. We ended with the roasted pig face. Our server enticed us with dessert. We finished our meal with the apple hand pie. Overall, we loved this place.

Wonderful breakfast/brunch venue. Obviously a neighborhood spot based on the mix of diners who were there on a Sunday. Not a budget place to eat, but rather a high quality restaurant with excellent service and food!

We had a great dining experience at Seasons 52. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients. •Cheeseburger with Bun – Cooked well, juicy, and flavorful. The bun held up nicely without getting soggy, and the overall portion was satisfying. Definitely a solid choice for a classic yet elevated burger. •Steak Tacos – My wife enjoyed them. The steak was tender, well-seasoned, and paired well with the fresh toppings. A good balance of flavors without being too heavy. •Kids’ Mac & Cheese – A hit with the kids! Creamy, cheesy, and portioned just right. It wasn’t overly processed or artificial-tasting like some kids’ menus. •Mini Desserts – A perfect sweet ending. The small size lets you enjoy something decadent without feeling overly stuffed. We tried a few, and they were all well-made, especially the chocolate and key lime options. Service & Overall Experience: The service was attentive but not overbearing, and the pacing of the meal was just right. Seasons 52 remains a great spot for a high-quality, fresh meal with something for everyone. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) – Would definitely return!

I took my mom for a Valentine's Day lunch. We went around 3 PM, and even though my reservation was at 3:30 PM the staff were nice enough to let me in. Granted it was a low volume of people eating at the time. We were sat near the windows which added to the ambience of our visit. The music made it feel like we were in an old fancy jazz club. I had the French onion soup and the chicken sandwich while my mom had the Walnut turkey club sandwich. Both sandwiches came with well seasoned fries. The food was delicious and our waitress, Annette, was very attentive and sweet. Overall we had a great experience and would definitely go again. I would highly recommend the Walnut Room.