Piccolo's on William - Bathurst

Great food, good variety on the menu. My eggs were perfectly poached. Very kid friendly, would definitely come again the next time we're in town

My wife I dropped in for brunch and were greeted by Ava, the consummate customer service young lady par excellence. Service was prompt, we felt most welcomed and nothing was a bother not even the slight variation to the menu item. The food...and coffee rated 5 out of 5 stars, the latter with exquisite aroma, body and flavour. We met the hosts at the cash register on the way out and complimented the staff.

Piccolos atmosphere is different and the place is starting to change, the food isn’t the best but the coffee is still great! What stands out to me is the service, the manager Felicity is absolutely phenomenal! She remembered my coffee order and my allergies after...a single visit talk about an amazing memory!! Her attitude is great and so refreshing and is why I will continue to dine at Piccolos (hopefully the food gets better)

Late Brunch wow. The service was friendly attentive and helpful. The food was excellent. The Lumberjack Breakfast I highly recommend. So good I'll be back tomorrow morning. Don't pass this place by.

This restaurant used to be a great place for lunch when we were in Bathurst. Every meal we had there was excellent. However, it is no longer the same. The menu has changed drastically and now offers limited choices compared to before. During our recent visit, we ordered two pork dishes, a beer, and a glass of Chardonnay. The Chardonnay was served with three ice cubes, which was unusual. The pork dish was incredibly disappointing. The thick slices of pork belly were mostly fat, and the meat was hard and rubbery. The salad was disappointing as well, with only the stems of the lettuce and shaved cucumber skin. The few tomato slices were barely ripe, and the carrot slices were unappetizing. The bread, although good, was dry and served without butter or olive oil, with a splash of tomato passata. Overall, it was a $53 lunch that was inedible.