What a sweet little place this is! The staff is SUPER nice, the menu is filled with made from…read morescratch items. They support/serve local with their Chai Tea from Kootenay and their coffee- Osso Negro from Nelson. I was in town for business and popped in here twice. Once for a delicious Spicey chai tea and then later for a tasty lunch. Curry Chicken & Rice soup and a cranberry chicken salad sandwich. Mine were both good and the plates of fellow diners around me looked really good too. Local folks or visitors to Trail, this place is worth a try-- you won't be sorry you stopped in.

Heaven help this place. It used to be a awesome place to eat. Asked for a 3/4 sweet coffee and was…read moredenied it cause thinking was off the menu for the barista. Only 1/2 sweet or full sweet. Then got it and the shots were weaker than a new born baby. Some of the other guys ordered vanilla white mocha and she didn't do a shot at all, then got all furred up when they went back in to get her to put the shot in. When ya pay $21 bucks for a beagle and frappe before a tip the service should definitely be a lot better than that. The vaccine has definitely got to their head.

Quaint little cafe and deli between Rossland and Trail, BC. There are a few simple table and…read morechairs with a small area of leather couches set aside for coffee and tea. The lunch menu consists of sandwiches, soup and salads. Some of the desserts appeared to be home-made. Many of the patrons seemed to know each other and stayed for a while to visit. The staffing of two were tasked with preparing the food, waiting tables and settling the tabs. This meant services was a little laid back. The Grilled Rueben was a little different from the traditional with grilled onions in placed of 1000 Island dressing. This added an interesting touch. It should be mentioned the grilled rye bread was very tasty.

Nice place to grab lunch during the week. Friendly staff & open atmosphere, great food, reasonable…read moreprices, variety of menu items, convenient location

Came here with a large group for a birthday celebration and it was fantastic. The drinks, the food…read moreand the atmosphere was awesome. I had the steak and shrimp for my meal and it was out oF this world. My friend had the salmon and it was phenomenal. Everyone enjoyed their meals. The service was good as well. I would go back 100%

I was visiting from Vancouver and came here with a friend on a Thursday night to have some beers;…read morewe wanted to have some drinks somewhere where we could still socialize but not at a bar or pub. The place was pretty busy at the time we got there but not full.... The server greeted us pretty quickly and offered appetizers and the special they had. We ordered a couple of appetizers and some pitchers of beer and didn't have to wait long for it. The servers were friendly too and would check up on us incase we wanted anything else :) One good thing is that they tell you when last call is unlike other places... The ambiance is quite relaxed and they play music but its not blaring so you can actually talk to the person you are with which is great. The decor was fine and had some nice touches but it still needs to be improved as parts are a bit dated; it was probably a mix between an older outdated style with some modern touches thrown in... They need to ditch the tacky banquet chairs at some tables.... All in all the place definitely has potential to be something the area doesn't have currently. The only thing I didn't like is that last call is pretty early and they close at 10 so we had to go to another bar after lol. It's a good place to come with friends to have a drink in a relaxed atmosphere without the feeling of being in a bar and it's the only place in Trail with that type of establishment which i am accustomed to in Vancouver...

Fun coffee shop with lots of tables and lively atmosphere. Always appreciate coffee shops that…read morestill offer real mugs to use while dining in. Friendly and fast service. Coffee tastes great!

Had a great bagel with lox, on sourdough bagel, and the chai was good! Overall a great place.read more

Great food, service is pretty good but be prepared for self important aholes budging in line. It…read morehappens about half the time I go and staff could care less and never do anything about it even when pointed out. so I don't know if wanna bother anymore and just stop going like some of my friends and family.

Please try the egg salad croissant, seriously worth it. My husband would say try the corned beef…read morebagel! Nothing disappointed. Will return for sure!

One of the best pulled pork po-boys ever! And the owner was super nice too! :-) The place is…read moretiny but cute, and as a bonus they'll bring your food to the brewery!

had reservations for 6:30 for a group of 30 people. They were only set up for 18 people, a…read morecustomer moved tables and chairs. Our order was finally taken at 7 and by 8 there was still no meals served. When questioned earlier about delay we were told that they were serving the other side. Someone from the table finally went and found a server to find out when the meal would be ready and was told that other tables had to be served first, the other table arrived after us. At 8 when ask server where meals were we were told they were almost ready but didn't say how much longer, 15 minutes later we all left.

Was good and lots of it! Service was great fast and and…read moreeasely paced! Except when it came to the cashiers'

This place has so much going for it, that I wish I could have given it five stars. It's clearly…read morepopular with the locals, which is imperative in a small town. It has a great theme with the wooden spoons everywhere, cool old tin panels in the ceiling as well as the burlap bags. You order at the counter, pay and get your numbered wooden spoons which you place in a glass milk carton at the table you choose while awaiting your food. There is plenty of brick inside the restaurant which is always something I like. The woman who took or order said that the owner had bought the place behind them and they were blowing out the wall in between the two establishments so the kitchen can service two places. Sounds good right? The problem we had was that the breakfasts we got were not hot, I mean barely warm. My sunny up eggs were barely done, still alot of clear in the whites. My two halves of toast were put together, butter to butter. The second pieces together for my entire meal I was going to put marmalade on after I had finished all but them. The butter had not even melted into the toast, it was still whole butter. Everything tasted quite good, but it has to be hot. We would certainly return, but it fell just short of the mark. Too bad!

Food was awesome! Soup of the day was minestrone and it was super hearty. My partner had the Cuban…read morepanini and it was also very good. He got the Tiger Spiced Chai, and I got the Honey Nut Latte. I will say my latte could have used a bit more flavor - it was a little bitter, but that could just be their bean blend. It was still pretty good though. Prices were also good! The atmosphere is very nice with the blend of rustic touch and modern features. Loved all the spoon decor.

Fantastic customer service and really great food! I had a bowl and it had the perfect portion of…read morerice to greens and really good quality veggies. Highly recommend!

Great little spot for fresh juice or food! Nice and clean and my juice was delicious. My better…read morehalf got the falafel bowl and loved it. Ingredients were fresh, and prepared quickly. Five stars for that! The four stars are for the service. I would normally not give four stars for this kind of service but the actual food and drinks made up for it. Not a real friendly atmosphere. We had been in the car for several hours and were just grabbing a quick bite. No friendly greeting. No big deal. When my daughter's card wouldn't work and she tried to pay with US the girl recoiled like it was a rattlesnake and was going to bite her. The other one told her that they did take USD$ and we could pay with it but at par, uh yeah, no thanks.

The Preserved Seed is in a cozy little house tucked into a hillside at the foot of the town of…read moreNelson. It is owned by The Twelve Tribes, a small religious community based about twenty minutes outside of town at Mt Sentinel Farms. Much of the wonderful comfort food they serve is grown on their farm, and the staff are all part of the Mt Sentinel community-the men wear pony tails and beards, the women dress in long skirts, and the place has a quiet, homey vibe. The community's vision was to open a small café offering a simple menu in a comfortable living-room-style setting, but the place is so good that they recently opened an adjacent house to hold all the people who were lining up for a wholesome, delicious meal. They keep odd hours, so I'd recommend checking their schedule before setting your heart on a visit. My favourite thing to get here is the BBQ Tofu Salad Wrap, which is made with smoky tofu, sweet creamy barbecue sauce, and crisp veggies wrapped on a soft whole wheat tortilla. The description doesn't do this addictive sandwich justice. The veggies are incredibly fresh, the sauce is unbearably delicious, and I can't even begin to describe how ridiculously good the smoky tofu is. I have the opportunity to eat this tasty wrap just one time every year or two, but the flavour is permanently imprinted on my tongue.

All the food was yummy and the ambience was fantastic! Such a neat dining experience. Highly…read morerecommend. I look forward to returning