Embassy Tavern -  Wawa,

Three of us went here for lunch. We all had burgers and they were good. The place was clean and the waitstaff was courteous. I look forward to visiting here again.

We took a day trip to Wawa and on the way home my husband was ready to stop for Timmies coffee and a bagel but I talked him into checking this place out for all day breakfast just a little after lunch time. Lucky for us we arrived well before their off-season closing time of 2pm. He had the buttermilk pancakes with mini sausages (his usual go-to diner food) and I had 3 eggs sunny-side-up with bacon, french fries and their toasted homemade white bread (bac/eggs are my go-to). We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals, and the service was terrific, very friendly staff! n nThey are currently (as of the date of this review) adhering to Ontario COVID safety protocols of requiring entering patrons to wear a mask providing proof of full vaccination prior to being seated and served (diner seating is separated as well). A contact sign-in sheet is also at the entry to be filled in as an extra precaution.

Established in 1968, the old menus are still on display, this diner has been completely renovated but has kept it’s 60’s throwback look, Isabelle was our waitress and has worked there for 33 years and is as friendly as can be, eating here is like having a home cooked meal especially prepared every time and the food is delicious! Sadly due to Covid, it will be closing at the end of October in hopes of re-opening in the spring

Typical no frills family diner with typical diner fare. Place was impeccably clean and service was friendly. Everything we had was good, though the Thanksgiving lunch special would represent a cardiologist’s nightmare. ?

We stayed in Wawa over night and had breakfast on Sunday Oct. 10th. An old style family restaurant. Food was great (try the homemade bread) and the service was wonderful