Traveling through Drumheller on our way to the forgotten corner and stumbled across this place…read more My SO had a bacon cheeseburger and it was a classic seasoned dinner burger, served on a lightly toasted bun with lettuce, tomato, pickles and mayo. Classic cheddar cheese not just a Kraft Singles piece of plastic. I ordered the Santa Fe pizza. Loaded with huge chunks of bell peppers, chicken, sliced tomatoes, and the perfect amount of hot banana peppers. Both of us were beyond satisfied and enjoyed our meal. If you're daring or starving they have a 24 oz burger or a 18" ~ 6 lb pizza to try. The milk shakes were delicious; and if you're going to order a pizza, either order 2 or add a glass of water on the side. This is because you're going to be done your drink before your food arrives they're so good. The staff were friendly, quick to tidy the tables as they were emptying and very polite. The dining room was bright, each table painted differently and designed by someone local. Very charming. So coming back when we have time and are driving through.

We drove out here from Calgary on a visit to the dinosaur museum. The restaurant is on a side…read morestreet in a modest building with good on and off street parking. The dining room was not too large but was made efficient with table placement. We ordered at the counter then were assigned a table by the woman who took our order. There were a few other patrons when we arrived. Our food came out in about ten minutes. I had a double cheeseburger with onion rings and Andrew had a mushroom burger. His burger had a gray mushroom sauce on it that made the burger sloppy. Andrew enjoyed it. My burger was not your typical burger. It seems to be hand made and had some seasoning on it. It was a bit too salty and and also kind of tough. It was good though. The onion rings were typical. Business really picked up while we were there with many more customers. If I were to go back I would get the chicken finger basket. One of our co-diners had that and it looked good.

I received a recommendation for another restaurant in town (Canada Grey). We stopped for dinner and…read morefound it was a hole in the wall coffee shop with no one in it. So, we decided to pick someplace else. While driving down the street we saw My Place Restaurant and a big sign stating "Families Welcome." We parked in front and were a bit concerned about the large number of what some would call riff raff hanging around outside smoking. I walked inside and got the same feeling. The place is more of a bar/pool hall than a restaurant with a crowd to match. I asked the bartender if it was OK to bring my family in and she said "of course" but only until 9pm (there is some law about no minors after a certain time apparently). They offer basic hamburgers and bar food. The one item that did not fit into this category was a steak sandwich, which I had. In spite of being a top sirloin, it was tender and very tasty and I was impressed. The food the rest of my family ordered was equally good. They seemed to care about the quality of the food. In the end, this place is trying to be a restaurant but they are really a bar and pool hall at heart. There was a lot of colorful language being thrown around, but nothing too bad that my kids have not heard before. I probably would dine elsewhere if I was with my family, but if I was looking for a bar and burger joint with some local color, I would return for sure.

Here in the middle of nowhere, the boys of Nickelback must have knocked back a few burgers at this…read morejoint. Who knows, maybe I even saw Chad the very moment my family stopped here in about 1994. Driving to Saskatoon with hungry kids must be taxing, so my dad pulled us over at this joint, which had more of a pool hall feel. I remember the sign saying "no shoes, no shirt, no service", which was a strange concept to a foreigner used to wearing shirts all the time. Was this a common phenomenon in Canada? The burgers and fries came on a plate. That's about all I remember.

Love this place. The eclectic decor, the food and the ole grouch lady is very nice! She is not…read morerelated to Oscar at all! I had the Giant Burger. It is delicious and the bun is pretty much an entire loaf of bread. The patty is homemade. I could have eaten the whole thing and got the T-shirt but why? The place is a must visit when going to Drumheller!

Excellent made to order food. We tried a little of everything, even dessert. The live music on…read moreFriday was great. Very casual dinner, that we enjoyed very much.

Friendly staff, delicious ice cream and a pleasant outdoor seating area. Great place to visit…read moreespecially on a hot summer day.

Easy to find location if you drive south of Drumheller (can't miss it) and a great place to stop…read morefor ice cream on a hot day. I can't comment on the other food as I have never tried - although a sign indicated that food prep can be a bit slow as everything is made to order. The outdoor area next to it was quite nice and quiet. I had my dog with me and the (owner? manager?) ensured the water bowl had some fresh water for her.

Every Friday or Saturday usually, it is pay day and you know what that means. Time to get some food…read morebaby. My usual order is a cheese pizza with some french fries and I would say fairly expensive but really worth it. The food there in Nick's is very good and let me tell you by explaining the pizza. The cheese taste delicious on top with the sauce adding a great flavour to your taste buds, and the crust? Oh boy, the crust has a perfect crunch to it and makes it one of the reasons why you should buy it. The french fries now. The french fries sometimes are a bit to salty but it really doesn't matter at the end which the taste combined with the thingy MABOPPERS GOD DAMN. I do recommend this place to y'all. And also the service is just right, very friendly employees, willing to help with your needs. Therefore, 5 stars.

If you are visiting or just passing through Hanna, I recommend Nick's for your meal stop. There…read morereally aren't a lot of choices in this small community and the pandemic seems to have ended the business of a coffee shop. We had resigned ourselves to a fast food chain when we spotted Nick's Family Restaurant. It's spacious and they seem to take the pandemic seriously with hand sanitizer and tables spaced out. A lot of rural businesses only have the signs up and do little else. The staff at Nick's are doing things right regarding Covid-19. I ordered a basic hamburger and my partner ordered a chicken cordon bleu sandwich and both upgraded to the yam fries. Those were likely the best yam fries that I've ever had, not that I order them all that often. Our sandwiches and burger were both good and very good value considering the price. Yes this is definitely one of the better places to eat for at least 100 kms in any direction.

Absolutely 10/10. Fantastic food!!! Totally worth the stop if you are visiting drumheller. Best…read morefood we had here!!!

THIS IS PURELY ABOUT VINTAGE #2 KITCHEN SIDE AND NOT THE TAP HOUSE SIDE!…read more If I could give it 0 stars I would, for attitude alone. I have eaten here many times, it was our favourite restaurant and we were dining here on average once a week. After today, we have no interest in going back. We understand it is open to families, and children will play when they get restless. The staff on hand did nothing when two children spent 30 minutes: -shrieking at the top of their lungs, piercing and painfully loud -bouncing off the walls and waiting area chairs -grabbing and shaking the pictures on the walls But instead, scolded us for speaking up and suggesting the children should be taken outside to work off their energy. It may be a private space, but being open to the public means it should be a place with an atmosphere conducive to all patrons, not favouring one over the comfort of everyone else in earshot. We are all for family environments, but when every other patron in the restaurant is wincing and covering their ears from the sound, it is too loud. The biggest problem, and the reason we won't go back, was that at the end of our meal, one of the staff (we assume the manager) came over and chastised us for speaking up where they wouldn't. The staff did nothing when the parents threatened us for making a comment after waiting very patiently for them to parent their children. Instead, she told us we had to go sit on the tap house side if we had a problem with the screaming. She said 'we' made the parents uncomfortable by speaking up (after patiently waiting 30 minutes for someone to settle the children down as a courtesy to everyone else there). She ignored our side, insisting we could not be physically pained by the shrieking from the benches in the waiting area beside us, and said we were not being hurt by it. If that is the attitude of the staff at this restaurant, there are other places in town we can eat that have fantastic food and will treat everyone that dines there with more respect and courtesy than we experienced at Vintage Kitchen today.

This is a mini A&W attached to a gas station convenience store. They do not have specialty coffees…read morelike lattes or iced coffees. It is very small inside therefore primarily takeout. I would find somewhere else for a sit down restaurant. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Good old McD. So came here and it was super packed. Luckily we got a parking spot. But inside it…read morewas full of people on the long weekend. I am guessing when people have time off they bring their kids to check out the dino museum and this place goes crazy. Got a fish filet meal. Good meal. Good fish filet. I think the fries were fried a bit too much. Or maybe they were a bit skinnier and seems not to be as soft as they should be. Over all its good old McD. Yum yum yum.

I ordered a cheeseburger it took a whole 3 minutes! It came and I screamed at the sight it was a…read moreMEAT PADDY! I ordered a cheeseburger? It should've been made out of cheese they made me pay! Worst experience ever! -sincerely Karen Smith