IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT -
Click Here At Van Gali's, located downtown in the Scottish heritage town of Fergus Ontario, we strive to provide our guests with an
unforgettable experience. Whether you live in Fergus or you're here for the Fergus Scottish Festival (Highland Games) or the Fergus Truck Show, do not hesitate to stop by the café for some great food, or book a quiet night in our
bed and breakfast.
Whether sitting in our dining room admiring Sheri Visakalys' artwork, or
enjoying a drink on our fully licensed patio, Van Gali's café
guests will enjoy scrumptious meals prepared with the freshest
ingredients served by our helpful and friendly staff. Our
menu is broad enough to tempt a variety of palates and diets,
from vegetarians and vegans, to meat-eaters and people who
require special diets. Van Gali's café offers the best coffee in Fergus.
Van Gali's Inn guests will experience a worry free stay in one of our
two beautifully furnished guestrooms accessible by a separate side
entrance. Each room accommodation features a private ensuite bath,
fireplace, mini-fridge, wireless internet and of course a king-sized
bed (which can be separated into two twins if preferred).
Finish off your peaceful stay with us the following morning by
enjoying a complementary breakfast before heading out to explore the
quaint Fergus downtown area. Our staff will be more than happy to
suggest local points of interests while you are in town.
Van Gali's Catering guests will relish a stress free event as far as
the food is concerned, with Van Gali's delectable dishes and our
friendly and competent staff. We can custom tailor a menu for
your special event, or we can suggest a variety of menu items to fit
what ever your budget and theme may be.
To learn more about our story and how we got started,
check out the about us page.
We invite you to be our guest.
Sincerely,
Reina and Janette
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intimacy of Van Galis dinning room.
Read the story about the building here:
If These Walls Could
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