After a long arduous drive, this place was an absolute delight. Delicious food and perfectly spicy…read moreif you ask. Good value, and we enjoyed having our leftovers later on. Pretty quiet environment as it's the middle of nowhere and connected to a hotel. Our server was really nice. Plenty of vegetarian and meat options for whatever you need.

This restaurant at the Ramada was a great Indian spot. We are thrilled to see this option in…read moreWilliams Lake and we hope they do very well so we can keep coming back.

I recently spent a month volunteering at this beautiful ranch near 150 Mile House. I had the…read moreopportunity to see how these free-range, grass-fed cattle live. Karen and Clint are dedicated to maintaining a sustainable ranch. They are diligent and balanced in the care of their livestock and pastures. They raised pigs at the ranch this year as well. The meat from San Jose Cattle is processed at a local abattoir, Rodear Meats. In addition to the usual cuts, Rodear cures bacon and make San Jose Cattle's signature beef 'smokies'. In exchange for my greenhorn efforts at the ranch, I got to enjoy some of the cuts. The steak is delicious and tender. The bacon was some the tastiest I've had. On Saturdays in the summer, Karen and Clint sell hot smokies and frozen cuts of meat at the Oliver Street farmers market in downtown Williams Lake. The rest of the year you can contact them and pick up meat at the ranch. If you're looking for delicious pasture-raised meat in central BC, this is as good as it gets.

"Aunt Bob's" Famous Bakery is no longer Aunt Bob's. Aunt Bob's was a failed cinnamon bun franchise…read more The bakery has been bought and has gone back to the origional title of Famous Bakery, which has been in Williams Lake since 1920. It has been a slow haul to get this place back into the shape it was 10 years ago but with the new remodeling in the front end for a cafe space it has certainly improved in appearances. The wholesale clientele is starting to grow again and new faces arrive in the store daily. True we don't have much to offer at the time of this review but our bread kicks on anything you can buy from the grocery store ... fresh, from scratch, reasonable prices and friendly service. It won't be long until this small bakery will soon be busy again and Thomas F's review will be nothing more than ....... meaningless :)

Cariboo Growers sells foods primarily from the Cariboo and BC. It's your go to place for all things…read morefresh and local. You can find everything from local honey to tons of meat options from Cariboo ranches (smoked First Nations dip net salmon/ blocks of bacon/ roasts/ steaks/ rabbit, etc) and fruit and veggies galore. I'm partial to Kimmy D's chocolate and Puddle Produces microgreens in the winter. They are also stocked with fresh BC apples in the winter. Winning!! Open year round. Worth the visit for locavores and people who want really fresh food from your neighbours.

The only thing I am going to say bad about this business is that it is a bit pricey, but I guess…read moreyou should expect to pay more for quality work. They did up some amazingly delicious cupcakes on very short notice. Happy with the service and quality. Will for sure use them again!!

I really don't like it here. I love my whipped cream icing and they can't/don't know how to use it…read moreand make it. I also think all the bake goods have a funny taste maybe it's the water they use. If I have to have something I guess I would go here but both times I bought a cake I was really disappointed (the first time I cried when I picked up my cake)

Exhausted from a poor sleep, tired from a rowdy weekend, body angry about the bad diet... This…read moreplace helped make the morning a little more bearable. Fresh pineapple and blueberry smoothie? Yes please. Giant cup of Oso Negro coffee? Can't say no to that! I'm coming here every morning.

I really didn't like there smoothies I got a smoothie and a salad and it was just not my taste…read morelater that day was puking sick not my favourite I will never go back