Camp Restaurant is A-OK. Nice Ambiance and absolutely a wonderful addition to the growing neighbourhood of businesses along Jane Street. Visited for the first time today, for lunch. The waiter was attentive and helpful in finding items on the menu that did not include meat. The Leek and Lentil soup was fantastic. You drink water out of a mason jar which I have mixed feelings about but my environmental feelings win out that it's a good idea. Other than the waiter no one spoke to me. I sat at the bar stools but the girl working right opposite me did not say a word. She was busy of course. Still she had time to chat with the waiter about where he lived and how he liked living there. She had time to complain about someone. You hear everything in this restaurant. There is little to absorb the sound so it has a noisy feel to it. On the other hand you can listen to the various conversations and Dr. Seuss books being read (that Camp provides, nicely). I ordered a sandwich with the side soup portion. The sandwich came without the soup and then the soup followed when I asked for it. I was told "oh I just noticed that" but a sorry would have been nice too. The menu said that the sandwich came with fresh greens. I was thinking that the fresh greens would be on the plate but no such luck. Instead I received a single grape tomato cut in half, one olive, 2 prunes and a green striped thing which was small on a stem and unknown to me. When I asked about the fresh greens I was told that the fresh greens were on the sandwich but alas that meant the few pieces of wilted lettuce amounted to the greens. It was disappointing. I will go back and I will try something else. I see they have a veggie chili but it may be the only item on the menu which is non-meat and non-dairy. Most "vegetarian" items have cheese and/or eggs. However the waiter did mention I could make a special request so they are flexible. It's great to see they have their liquor license and it's really wonderful to have them in the neighbourhood. Worth a try for sure and for me it is worth another visit. Still there's something about hearing the owner tell the staff in front of me that another person could not have anything more for the special that I think would have been best said outside of earshot of the clientele. It's a bit tricky because of the size but for a moment's respite from work it's nice to hear nice things.