Murray W.
Yelp
My wife and I were in town for her to do some work, so before we made our way back to the mainland, we had to refuel. I came across Leonhard's glowing recommendations online, and thought the cozy-looking lunch spot would not only provide sustenance, but (hopefully) do it with quality and style. 
Arriving in the mid-afternoon, the restaurant was about 40% full, at it's smattering of tables and small banquettes. The interior has a very beach house feel, with white-washed walls, wooden ceiling and wainscotting, and plants and cut wood that added a sense a nature. We were given our choice of seating and chose a table near the window, to take in the sun and limited midday-Charlottetown people watching.   
Although some breakfast items were available through the afternoon (kudos!), I was feeling like something more substantial and less eggy. The "chicken burger" and schnitzel had caught my wife's eye, and being the schnitzel fan that I am, I went with that while she got the chicken. 
With a limited clientele at that time of day, it wasn't long before we got our plates. Mine was a respectable mass of food, with the hefty breaded and flattened cutlet of pork that was topped with sautéed onions and mushrooms, roasted slices of potato, and a garden salad with a mustard dressing.  
The schnitzel was nice and crisp, and the pork was supple without being tough, and was moist as well. You can't go wrong with sautéed onions and mushrooms, and they brought added richness and depth of flavour to each bite.  
The slices of potato were wonderful, with one side golden brown and crisp, and the other still light and potatoey. Keeping me from being a total glutton, the garden salad was a refreshing pop of colour and lighter flavours to balance the other parts of my meal. 
My wife's "chicken burger" was stretching the term to its limits, with a roasted chicken breast betwixt a whole grain flatbread, with havarti and chutney. Chicken sandwich yes, burger no. The chicken was cooked to perfection and the other ingredients helped add flavour to the blandest cut of chicken that there is, but the thin bun wasn't up to the task of containing everything and fell apart. 
Service was prompt and really friendly, in true Islander fashion.
 
In the land of seafood shacks and pubs, Leonhard's is a standout for its atmosphere and quality, locally-sourced menu. But if you're looking for a burger, you'll want to go elsewhere.