Lillooet isn't the world's most bumpin' place, so it didn't take too much to decide to eat here…read more It's located conveniently at a T-intersection as you pull into the town. The restaurant is part of the Reynolds Hotel. Parking is ample, since it looks like everyone walks here. Not a bad thing at all, since the weather here is freaking awesome. When we walked in, it was full of people stuffing their faces on sandwiches, which is always a good sign. The staff were VERY friendly and helpful, which is nice. This is one of the things I really like about smaller towns. People take the time to chat with you. I had the Monte Cristo sandwich with fries. The turkey was dry, but that's to be expected with breast meat. But the egg infused into the bread reminded me of HK-style French toast. The fries weren't quite crispy enough (maybe a bit raw?) but on the other hand, they weren't dripping with oil, which is a good thing. While eating my sandwich, I noticed several people ordering cherry cheesecake ($5.25), so I gave it a go too. This has to be one of the best cheesecakes I've had anywhere. It had just the right amount of sweetness, and the cherry sauce balanced it out PERFECTLY. This is worth a special mention. You will not be disappointed. One last random piece of trivia: Rogers/Fido does NOT get reception here. But Telus/ Bell does. Take that, Rogers. Overall, a nice alternative to Dina's Place, which seems to have hogged the other 90% of the reviews in this town.

Honestly just skip this restaurant. I wish I took pictures to show how bad the food is but it…read morewasn't even worth taking pictures of. The patio was dirty when we arrived, as there were multiple tables that still had food on them that had not been cleared. After waiting for over an hour for our food, and seeing the waitress for the first time since dropping off our app, the waitress returned to our table asking if we ended up ordering mains. She explained that she had forgotten to put our order in - which isn't a big deal, except the food was NOT worth waiting for. I should have cancelled the order and went to a new restaurant, but this was the only restaurant open in town :( apparently the good restaurants are only open Friday's and Saturday's ? I ordered the daily special - A Thai Stir fry with noodles in a sweet Thai sauce. My wife ordered the Lasagna rolls. The lasagna actually looked really good when the food finally landed on that table after waiting over an hour and a half. We were excited to try the lasagna after seeing the table beside us order the same thing, earlier in the evening. Unfortunately the dish was bland and was LOADED with cheese. It was so heavy and not good we left 3/4 of it on the table - and trust I NEVER leave food on the table. My wife mentioned it tasted like ground beef was added to sloppy joe mix and layered in the lasagna noodles covered in cheese - and was not seasoned, whatsoever. Damn, what a disappointment. Unfortunately the Thai special was even worse. Not sure where the "Thai" part came in to play but this was a poor attempt at a basic stir fry. The chicken and veggies which seemed to be boiled first, were not seasoned and tossed onto a bed of half cooked dry vermicelli egg noodles? Not sure what noodles they were but definitely not anything close to being in a Thai dish. The sauce was sweet and had no other layers of flavour. Not a single spice was used in this dish. To top it off the "Thai" special was served with burnt garlic bread and a side of warm Caesar salad. Not sure who approved the daily special but that person should not be recommending specials, let alone running a restaurant. The best thing on the menu was the Diet Coke I had to drink. Both my wife and I never expect food to be given away, but no attempt was given to try and rectify our poor dining experience. Honestly, even a compensated app would not bring me back, but the effort / gesture would have went a long way here. This place is not looking for return customers and it shows. I walked out of this restaurant scouring over the bill trying to figure out why I just spent $100 at this restaurant, and why we just didn't grab food from the gas station across the street.

Such a great place for a post-hike comfort food dinner! Very friendly employees. Place has a…read morecasual/cute/cozy vibe. We sat outside with our dog on their patio which had plenty of umbrella covered tables and sweeping mountain views. We ordered at the counter and they timely delivered our food to our table. The poutine gravy and curds were delicious! The Mac and cheese had such a great cheese pull and creaminess. The falafel was fantastic! It had a curry cinnamon type flavor profile and excellent texture. It was served with this fabulous mango tamarind chutney that was sweet and tangy that I could have just eaten a bucket of!

Our order: - Mile One Burger - cheddar, caramelized onions,…read morebacon ($19.75) - Special of the Day: Kimchi Burger - burger with kimchi slaw on top The burgers are huge and come with your choice of side. My burger was good, mayo was on the top and bottom bun which I appreciated. It also came with sliced red onion and caramelized onion. Overall, it was good. My husband had the kimchi special and said the kimchi didn't have much flavor. Side options are smashed potatoes, mixed green salad or soup of the day. It is not a bad deal, given that the sides are quite large. We both got smashed potatoes and the spices were very good. Staff was very friendly and you sit at a table and order at the stand and they will bring you your food.

Can't beat BBQ'd burgers. Well maybe you can when those burgers are enjoyed lake side with amazing…read moreview.

Nice servers and wonderful food. The meatloaf--yes, Meatloaf!-- is to die for! It has a very…read morerelaxed atmosphere where almost anyone would feel comfortable. But the food! Oh, yum.

Had a quick stop for lunch at this place and it was good. The place was nice and not busy and our…read moreserver was friendly. I've ordered the Grand Pub Fat Burger and it was okay, the pork belly was a bit gummy but overall tasted good. The Clam Chowder was good, has a lot of mixed seafood it it but I wished it was more hotter as I was craving for soup after 3.5 hrs long drive. Overall, it's still a great place to eat after or during a long drive stopover.

Totally adorable!!! They have an outdoor play area for kids! Tables outside when it's nice. Inside…read moreis a very old school diner feel! they have some old photos on the walls so you will get like an old school when you're inside. Strongly recommend you stop in for a hamburger and ice cream. I love the drive inn burgers and sandwiches here! The fries are the best, hand cut, and nicely served! The staff are extremely nice! You'll receive a very Canadian "hello and welcome." You do have to go up and order then receive a number and pick up your tray of food.

There was not much open in Cache Creek so we decided to try Hungry Herbie's. They have indoor…read moredining but you place your order at a window inside and they call your number when your order is ready. The menu is posted on a large board on the back wall. It is mostly burgers, chicken and sandwiches. It is a very old style diner inside with no charm or redeeming qualities - arborite tables and chairs. The food is very expensive for what you get - $3.00 for coffee, $9.50 for 2 piece chicken snack and $2.00 for a small soft drink. Because the kitchen is open you can hear the staff talking among themselves and we heard a disparaging remark made about us. Note to staff - when you make comments about me I can hear you and I do not appreciate your comments. The food was disgusting. We both had a 2 piece chicken snack. The French fries were well beyond well done and the chicken was greasy. When I lifted up my chicken I noticed that the oil on the plate from the chicken was green so I don't know how often they change the oil if at all. This is definitely a place to stay away from.

First of all, Pemberton as a whole is ADORABLE and a must visit. Second, The Pony is a rustic and…read moreslightly divey place with no frills, but just tasty food, so head in for a casual meal. It's located next to a bike shop, so go in and peruse, and head next door for some delicious sandwiches. I LOVED my gyro and the poutine was pretty good. But to me, even bad poutine is good, so take that for what it's worth. The burgers are small but stacked, and I liked the pear cider. We did get dessert and while simple, they were pretty good. Service was great, if not a biiiiiiit slow, but we were the first table in there right upon opening, so they were still sort of getting things ready. It was summer, doors were open, and yes there were some flies, but that's kind of what you get in the PNW summers. Don't let it deter you - it's got some gems on the menu.

The Pony is a very nice restaurant surrounded by stunning mountain views. We stopped here for…read morebreakfast and hot coffee before heading up north, and it was the perfect start to our day. The food was great, the atmosphere was relaxing, and we'd totally recommend it to anyone in the area.

I love The Hwy Cafe! I usually get the burger because I crave a good vegan burger sometimes and it…read morehits the spot. I believe they use beyond meat patties but they smash them, nice and crispy. I like to have Mountain add-ons, fried onion and vegan cheese. The wraps and salads are great too. The staff are very friendly outgoing people who seem genuinely interested to get to know their customers. They remember me by name and that makes me feel appreciated. Recently they've started selling some food at Stay Wild in Pemberton as well, which is convenient if I can't make it to the industrial. I hope one day they get a nicer restaurant in town and maybe a food truck too! That would be sweet! Speaking of sweet the soft serve is delicious! All in all, I rate this place five stars! One thing I would suggest is some spicy options! I love spicy food :)

Best crew, amazing burgers and great atmosphere. Definitely a To Go place while biking or driving…read morethru Pemberton!