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| Date Visited: October 30, 2011 |
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| Wedged between a movie theatre and an independent sports bar, the
Boston Pizza at the Interchange in Vaughan is part of a complex that is completely devoted
to entertainment and hospitality. If done well, Boston Pizza tends to gain from a crowd
that aims to empty their pockets when they're in the area. |
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| The food was good but it feels as if there was only one waitress.
Slow seemed to be the keyword of our meal, and we appreciate her attentiveness despite
the challenges. |
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| Being a resident of Vaughan for just over a decade, the Interchange
seemed to be a mystery for me, and it was a pleasant surprise to find this Boston Pizza
location. Leanne and I came in to try the appetizers their sports bar looked very
typical - complete with the scratched wooden floors and high stools. |
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| Their portion sizes were fine and we both easily fulfilled our
appetites on the appetizers. The service might have been a bit slow but it was a Sunday
afternoon after all. |
