Coronavirus and Covid talks don't seem to be disappearing soon, we're in the subsequent second wave and Toronto and Peel are under lockdown. The cafs, bars, fitness centers, malls, and cinemas have been closed down, it is the hospitality industry again that is feeling the pinch of COVID aftermath. In spite of the fact that the restaurants have been shut for dine-in however pickup and delivery are being urged for the organizations to keep above water this troublesome winter season. We don't have the foggiest idea how much longer this will last and how soon we can get things back to normal once again.

With respect to Milton, which is a close-knit community, diverse and supportive. Halton has been held under the red zone for the recent few weeks. Just 10 individuals can dine in by reservations and pick-up and delivery should be a best approach. We chose to visit one of Milton's favorite diner to celebrate our eighteenth Wedding Anniversary. The feeling of having the whole family in a decent joint with sumptuous food is the thing that we required for the current year and we wanted to be in town. We booked our table at Troy's Diner a day before for brunch around noon.

It's just 10 minutes' drive from our home, Troy's diner is situated on the main street, near Grace Anglican Church. There is private parking for Troy's diner directly before the road and on the side. We showed up 10 minutes ahead of schedule, while checking in we were advised to stand by as we were early and there were still a few people inside. They are playing it safe truly and permit just 10 individuals inside the eatery at one time. They took our number with the goal that they could advise us right away. While we held up outside, we chose to stroll over the road to the Grace Anglican Church with the boys however found out it was closed. The diner called immediately within 5 minutes to advise us that they are currently all set for us.

You're needed to wear a mask as you enter. The staff is with the mask constantly, we were permitted to remove it after we had our seats. We were welcomed heartily by the caf Host Tina, who enquired us about the beverages and took our requests. Their milkshakes are truly popular so we went ahead and ordered a Chocolate milkshake and Banana Fudge Pretzel milkshake, and hot espresso. However, I was cold and hot espresso could've functioned admirably yet I proceeded with a chocolate milkshake. It was truly delightful, boys adored their drinks as well.

For food, we asked Tina, what veggie choices they had as I'm vegan. She was generous to return in the kitchen to present to me a couple of alternatives that were absolutely vegetarian yet I wanted to go all out on my cheat day and requested Belgian Waffles with strawberries, butter, and fresh whipped cream. Boys requested their favorite burger, poutine, and kids' meal and hubby proceeded with a platter of Mexican omelet. I wanted to order that veggie option later however was too full to even consider having anything.

The feeling of being together was truly astounding, the diner is coca-cola themed and has red and white decor all around. You could discover the stylistic theme blended in with Coca-Cola logos, drink boxes and a popular bicycle swinging from the roof. The open kitchen can give you vibes of the new food heating in the back and comfy seats are incredible for an afternoon or evening with loved ones. It was sad to see all the vacant tables around us since they're not permitted to fill in. The diner used to be quite full during bygone times. They had opened the outdoor patio during summer however that had to close down with the new rules.

We hope things will get better and the hospitality industry will be back to their feet very soon. We hope the businesses will swing in with-profits once again.