Never in my life have I seen olives, pickles, or peppers come standard on a donair…read more They were not listed on the menu, nor was it stated the were included. I bought a large donair on my way through town. I opened it on the highway and cannot eat it due to allergies. I'm really disappointed. Sure, offer extras to stand out, but don't change the expected recipe without warning.

I just had lunch here and it was very good. The service was pleasant and the people behind the…read morecounter were careful to wear those clear plastic gloves when they were working with food. One caution though; Google maps took us on a back road and thought Liberty was in the bush. They're actually right next to the highway that goes through town on the north side. I recommend Liberty for lunch. Support local.

We were a party of 5. Our server got our drink orders quick. Our food came out fast. Everyone was…read moreextremely happy with their food. We ordered truffle fries, Brussel sprouts, chicken wings and a few mains. Food was fantastic. Service was excellent and the ambiance was great.

This is just not good in general I waited almost a hour for a waitress because they gave my food to…read moreanother person. AND I DIDNT GET A REFUND and it was so loud.

Great food. Huge portions. Great value. Lovely staff. I was…read moretrying to give a crappy review for Sings chinese in Sangudo. Quite possibly the worst " chinese" food i have ever eaten.

Top 5 restaurants. The food was just amazing. It was so delicious it made me cry. The service was…read moregreat, very nice peeps.

Came here late September for lunch while in town for hockey. Hubs and I found them on Yelp and…read morewent with the vegetarian platter and kebob. I really liked the variety in the vegetarian platter - falafel, garlic sauce, rice roll, cauliflower... it was delish! The kebob didn't wow us. We tried eating outside as the only table inside was being used but the wasps kept dive bombing us and it was terrible. Note to self - eat in car or take somewhere wasp proof, lol. Would definitely come here again when in Whitecourt!

So Whitecourt doesn't have much other than chain restaurants. And they certainly don't have many…read moreethnic restaurants. And out of those, there are very few that are open at 11 AM on a Sunday. We went to grab lunch to go. Service was really slow, but to no fault of the two people behind the small kitchen. They were swamped and flying off. My husband got the kafta kabob. I got the Vegetarian platter. After a long wait we brought these back to our hotel. Keep in mind we live in North East Edmonton where Shawarma places are all over the place. My husband thought his kafta kabob was okay but lacked a bit of flavour in the meat. It needed more spice. I actaully thought my flavours were really good in my platter. I really loved the falafels and the grape leaf rolls. They tasted well dipped in the garlic sauce. Nice rice too. Fresh salad.The only thing that I wasn't a fan of the cauliflower. As you can see, it was too long in the fryer. Platter for 15.00 was a good deal. My husband felt that his wrap for 11.00 was less value. I would probably grab take out from here again because I would rather support this than say the local Dairy Queen or Subway. If you are craving something different check it out.

We were looking for a place to get a quick lunch and then spotted Violet Mae's Bakery. As soon as…read morewe walked in we noticed the white board with various menu items such as sandwiches, soup and one type of breakfast sandwich. I ordered the breakfast sandwich with ham and my wife ordered a BLT. I also ordered a coffee. While we were waiting for our food we looked around to see what else is available. There were two fridges for frozen meals that could be taken home and reheated. There were some basic groceries such as eggs as well. Of course, being a bakery, there were lots of breads, buns and pastries. Our orders didn't take long, but since there are no tables everything was to go. That's okay, I can eat in the car. My wife said her BLT was especially good. My breakfast sandwich was very filling but also tasty and not messy so it was easy to eat in the car. My coffee was not so great. It tasted like what I often make at home. That is something that Violet Mae's could improve on. However if you are passing through town and looking for a place for a quick lunch to go, or you need to pick up some bread for later, this is your place. It's only a block from the highway and near the west end of Whitecourt.

The food was very fresh and delicious. Coffee is a must. Friendly and helpful waitress. Place was…read morebusy all during our dinner with to go orders

I could not stop eating my appetizer spring rolls with fish sauce. When my grilled pork-chops on…read morerice arrived I was too full. Had to take the rest of my food to go. The place is a happening place. Lots of people eating or picking up their orders. Their food is delicious. The place is dimly lit and is somewhat romantic. As I wait for my order the ladies were busy cleaning off tables. I highly recommend this restaurant. I am very satisfied with my overall food experience. I am happy I stopped on my route home to the Valleyview area.

We are so lucky to have a gem like this in Whitecourt. The owners and staff are friendly and put a…read morelot of effort into your dining experience. My husband frequents Kujira for business lunches but we decided to go for a family meal with our 16 month old. The sushi is amazing and so are the noodle and rice bowls!

Whitecourt now has real sushi and sashimi. I have been five times now and is now my new town…read morefavourite. I sometimes drive to the city for sushi and now I don't have to. The prices are on par with any Japanese restaurant anywhere in Alberta. The sashimi was high quality and beautifully prepared. Quantity was reasonable for the prairies but pales to what you get in Vancouver. Lol. I paid about $18 for a half salmon half tuna sashimi. Consider it a more expensive treat and not to fill up on. Get the spicy scallop maki or a dragon roll to complete a great dinner. The tempura was good and crispy with nice sauce. Traditional green tea to round out my lunch. Decor is clean but empty. Needs more Japanese art to distinguish what the place is. The chef is in the back of the place. Maybe in the window would attract more interest from public. The service here was fast and very personable. Amanda did a great job at our table last week and today the owners wife (sorry don't know name yet but will soon) was so cheerful and attentive. I hope whitecourt people will embrace this place and finally give a reason to go back down town. In the 70's and 80'sThis location was once a popular restaurant called the Lamplighter. Some of you might remember. Can't wait to bring my family and friends here for dinner.

I enjoyed it quite a lot and so did my 8 month old son, however it was very dirty. Food was left of…read morethe tables that were clearly unattended. and the food was being smooshed into the floor. It was gross. however the play space seemed to be clean and it was an enjoyable experience.