Small restaurant with even a smaller grocery area. It has baked goods and local items (like honey)…read moreavailable in front end of restaurant if wanted something quick to go. Perfect roadside stop for those camping during wetter days or on a rural Alberta travels. We stopped here after packing up from camping for brunch. Basic grill items (my cousin really loved her fish burger) and a huge variety of hearty breakfast options. I went with my classic choice Eggs Benedict with potatoes chunks (there was an option for shredded). Decent size of meal but nothing spectacular about the breakfast. Looking for simply solid food, this is the place to go in this part of Alberta. Next door is a flea market of sorts (only noticed it as I was driving away but that could be fun to check out first and then go for food afterwards before heading back to camping). I appreciated the ramp along the side of the building as the stairs up were really tough on my knees. Lovely staff and calm atmosphere within the restaurant. I'm sure I'll be back again when we go camping next year.

Traveling the central Alberta area for work or family? You won't find a better stop than the…read moreErskine Grill to have breakfast or lunch. A small little cafe just off the intersection of the A-12 (on your way to Stettler) and the 835 (which leads to Buffalo Lake), the grill is a nice rest and good food. On my visit today, I tried the Erskine Burger, which is a 6oz patty overwhelmed with mushrooms, cheese and gravy. And it was excellent. The patty was perfectly cooked, homestyle, not a frozen thing smashed into tastelessness. The patty was juicy, flavorful and cooked right. The mushrooms held into the melted cheese were great and the layer of gravy made it a real Canadian treat! The dining area is small but can fit a crowd of about 20. The staff is very kind and answered our questions and explained everything. Prices were very reasonable and we had lunch on a budget of about 28 for two people which is very good these days. I will definitely be back. If you have a chance to visit the Erskine Grill, I strongly encourage to do so. Happy travels, and happy eating!

We walked in mid-afternoon as a group of 15, and the staff was fantastic--fast and friendly. I…read moreordered the tomato and mozzarella plate with shrimp, which was light and tasty. The black bean chocolate cake was GLUTEN FREE and fabulously moist and flavorful without being overly sweet. Was the perfect antidote to my other lunches on this 11-day road trip.

This place is in Lacombe and they extended next door with more tables…read more Same menu and coffee.

Standard issue Chinese food pretty hit and miss sometimes it's really good and others not so much…read morethe restaurant is in desperate need of a facelift and the staff could be a little more friendly but it hits the shop

staff were ever so friendly and the atmosphere was amazing! beautiful cooked food that was…read moreextremely enjoyable and lots of range. whole family loved it and i definitely recommend!

Best wings in Alberta and there steak night is amazing. We have never had a bad meal there when we…read moreare in the area.

This is the best place to eat and have a beer. The food is amazing for a small bar and Dean is a…read moregreat chef and owner. The best is their steak nights on Friday. Always a busy place and where all the locals hang out.

Fantastic little hidden gem. rolled the dice and tried the special. It was loaded with seafood and…read moreextremely tasty. Waaaaay more than I could eat for sure. Don't often give 5 stars, but the service was great, friendly and fast, all while training a new girl. I will be back

Visiting the town of Stettler and needed a place to eat- decided to try something different than…read moreBoston Pizza. Found Club Cafe on Main Street and decided to go for it. I had the lunch smorg. Mostly Chinese cuisine but the food was alright. One disappointment was a lack of ginger beef or ginger chicken. This place has a nice nostalgic hometown feel but I doubt I will ever be back.

Disappointed, food was less the desirable, the presentation on the plate was horrible, service was…read morelack lustre , the menu is super outdated and very overpriced felt like I was stuck in a time warp the garlic bread is probably the best thing on the menu .

Ample servings. Great staff, and a menu full of options. Something for everyone at a reasonable…read moreprice.

wonderful food , tremendously crunchy chicken , the bulgogi tasted amazing looks like a hole in the…read morewall type of restaurant, but the food is well worth it.

Have had several great meals here! The portion sizes are huge! Highly recommend the Philly beef…read moredeep, chicken burger and dry ribs. Meals are big enough for 2 meals! The atmosphere is fantastic

We've been to Olde English Restaurant before and had a wonderful experience, which is what makes…read morethis visit so disappointing. This wasn't a restaurant having an off day. This was a complete failure of service from beginning to end. We arrived for our reservation only to be told that our table had been given away because we had supposedly requested a specific table. We never requested a specific table and couldn't have cared less where we sat. The problem was entirely created by the restaurant. After being seated, we waited approximately 10 minutes before anyone acknowledged our table. A server eventually noticed that nobody had taken our drink order and did so, but the drinks still never arrived. When the rest of our party joined us, a different server finally asked about drinks and brought them. By that point, we had been seated for roughly half an hour just to receive beverages. One of the teas arrived cold. The service only continued to deteriorate. We had five coffees and two teas at our table. When I asked for additional cream, I was actually argued with and told that we shouldn't need more. After waiting half an hour for drinks, being challenged over a request for cream was absurd. The buffet was repeatedly empty or missing items throughout the meal. Many times there was no food available, and frequently there were no clean plates available at the buffet either. Guests were left standing around waiting for food and waiting for plates. Meanwhile, our table was completely ignored. No water refills. No coffee refills. No plates cleared. No one checking whether we needed anything. No follow-up whatsoever. One server, who was actually lovely and had served us during a previous visit, mentioned that they "weren't expecting this many people." That explanation made no sense. When our reserved table was given away, the reservation list was shown to us and it was completely full. If a restaurant fills its reservation book and then acts surprised when those customers show up, that's not an unexpected rush--it's poor planning. The owner later told us the coffee maker could only work so fast. That explanation made even less sense considering there were repeatedly two full pots of coffee sitting behind the counter while servers stood chatting. While customers were waiting for food, drinks, plates, and service, staff seemed to have plenty of time for conversations and their own beverages. The final frustration came when it was time to pay. I clearly explained that I was paying for six buffet meals, one coffee, and two teas because part of our group was on a separate bill. Despite clearly explaining this, I was initially charged for four coffees. The charge was eventually corrected, but only after yet another unnecessary discussion. By that point, it felt like every interaction during the meal involved having to argue for something that should have been simple. Only after all of this did the owner come over to apologize. My father-in-law, who is one of the most easygoing and non-confrontational people you'll ever meet, paid his bill and moved on. The owner later returned with $24 for our table. Frankly, I didn't want the money. I wanted the service we had paid for in the first place. I wanted a cup of coffee. I wanted hot tea. I wanted coffee refills. I wanted a buffet that was stocked. I wanted plates available when I went for food. I wanted someone to clear a plate or ask if we needed anything. At $21 per person for the buffet before beverages, these are not unreasonable expectations. What frustrates me most is that there was excuse after excuse for every issue. We weren't expecting this many people. The coffee maker only works so fast. Yet the reservation book was full, there were pots of coffee sitting ready behind the counter, and three servers working in a restaurant with very few tables. The explanations simply didn't match what was happening in front of us. I have no issue paying for a good meal and good service. What I do have an issue with is paying over $140 to spend an entire meal feeling ignored. This wasn't one mistake. It wasn't one delayed order. It wasn't one empty tray on the buffet. It was a continuous pattern of poor service from the moment we walked through the door until the moment we paid the bill. We've had good experiences here before, which is why this visit was so shocking. Unfortunately, this experience was pathetic, and we won't be returning.