
Sam's Grill · Brockville
Brockville calls itself the City of the 1000 Islands and earns it — the St. Lawrence at the foot of town, Canada's first railway tunnel under its main street, and a King Street that never gave up on itself. That's exactly where we are: 50 King St E, part of a downtown that's coming back storefront by storefront. Main Street revivals are built on places people return to weekly. We intend to be one of them.
Every Sam's Grill is run by the family that owns it — ours is no different. The Ujjval family has been behind the counter in Brockville since Sept 2025, pressing the patties, learning the regulars' names, and arguing (gently) about whether the butter chicken poutine is the best thing on the board. Come decide for yourself. Brockville's a small enough town that you learn people's names fast. That's the part I like. The food's the same as every other Sam's Grill, that's the point, but the room is ours.
Meet Ujjval
Time in the kitchen and time on the floor, Ujjval brings both to Sam's Grill. He's a local owner, so the people he's serving are his neighbours. Passionate about great cooking and even more passionate about looking after guests, which is why so many of them come back.
What Brockville is saying
Sam's Farm Circle
Every Sam's Grill plate is backed by named Canadian farms. Watch the board for this town's Farm Circle stories — proof, not claim.
Sam's Table
This Sam's Grill is part of Brockville — sponsoring, showing up, and giving local teams and organizations a place at the table.
Around the Restaurant


Good to know
- Where can I eat in downtown Brockville?
- Sam's Grill, 50 King St E — hand-pressed burgers and Québec-style poutine right on the main street, steps from the waterfront.