update from my last review:…read more wonderful service and still a beautiful restaurant but had an issue with my food. i ordered 3 pieces of fish with chips. i normally love this restaurant but after about 5 minutes of eating it with tartar i started to feel a little nauseous. my friends decided to order the chicken burger, it looked wonderfully breaded and put together, but the chicken was a greyish colour and mildly cold as well. i would say try the all you can eat fish and chips if you want great quality. maybe i just came at on off night, but i can say for sure their all you can eat nights are always busy and fresh.

This place was ok. The food was pretty good, but not that much for the price. When we asked the…read morewaitress what sides we could choose from, Cezar salad was an option. When we got our bill, they charged extra for the salads- kind of a rip off. I give it a 3.5 star rounded down because I'm a little mad about the extra charge for the salads.

It's fine. The food is average but for PG it is above average. It doesn't quite match its hotel…read moresurroundings but was a good place to grab breakfast. You can order off the menu or get a cold (dry cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, waffles, toast) for $7.95 or hot and cold (previously mentioned and hash browns, pre made on letters, ham, bacon, sausage, pancakes) for $12.95. The only lunch menu I got was a quesadilla and is was overpacked with too much bland cheese and chicken. The coffee is good and the staff is very friendly, which coming from a big city was a little unnerving at first but I soon got used to the small town hospitality.

I tried some fish and chips for dinner and they were so good and crispy! The fries especially had a…read morenice crunch. Would have liked some coleslaw but it was still yummy. I also tried a chicken club wrap with a salad and tasted fresh and good big portion. For breakfast I ordered room service (card night before and this time wrote my room number) and was good too but I prefer eating at the restaurant as it will still be hot. Was very convenient and not busy, perfect when dining alone at a hotel.

The oak room grill looks as good outside as it is on the inside I had the spaghetti and meatballs…read moreoh my , it was Fantastic. Honestly it was the best thing I've had all year ! And the muscles,, I could eat the whole thing! The amount of garlic and tomatoes on them were amazing and there was so much I didn't see , have a look Inside for yourself . I would recommend !!!!

OAKROOM GRILL It…read moremight have been a relic from a previous building, but there's a walkway behind the restaurant that leads right to a window. I wonder if there's a metaphor there. When first hearing the name Oakroom, one wouldn't be mistaken imagining whiskey barrels, a wine tasting bar, auburn tones floor to ceiling perhaps. Don't agree? Enter "Oakroom" on Google image search and see what comes up. Unfortunately, this place is called Oakroom Grill, and thoughts degrade to a simulacrum of commonly found franchises like Original Joes, Earls, and Moxie's. It was almost a brilliant name. We had reservations at 8:00; the pace was surprisingly full, and we were directed swiftly to our table. We felt small, not that we felt our influence was diminished in some way, legitimately small. The nearby booths were elevated, but the central tables were not, and with the ceiling fifteen feet over our heads, we felt like we were banished to the kid's table. When I visited the restroom, I felt like a giant. Speaking of those, the bathrooms were that new style where all the utilities are built into a toilet stall. And is it weird that they have utility plugs in there...I mean, are people shaving? After these initial impressions, we had a moment to glance at the menu, the absurdly generic menu. Oh sure, they renamed certain dishes, angry meatballs, angry bird chicken--what is this, The View? I don't require my meals to have angst. Who would have thought a menu required therapy? The waitress explained that the dishes read as ordinary, but are given slight twists. However, said twists are not telegraphed in the menu, leaving a variety of options none of which we were excited about. Hold me back--they got bread and dip! My girlfriend wasn't into the dip, so attempted to ask for just bread. Should be easy. It's bread. Apparently bread is not on the menu--we'd have to order the bread and dip sans dip. Seriously, we were told that. As for the rest of us, I've seen restaurants with similar selections that managed to create some measure of interest, one or two dishes that stood out. I eventually closed my eyes and randomly pointed to...Rack of Bourbon Baby Back Ribs--aww, crud. Something else. Sukiyaki Bowl--chicken breast glazed in teriyaki sauce served on Asian veggie medley & jasmine rice. Fine. I also ordered the crispy squishy bites (spring rolls and masala bites). My girlfriend settled on the cod fish and chips while my friend ordered the exotic mushrooms steak with a request for "Chicago Style" (also known as Pittsburgh rare)--a common and easy test for any place claiming to be a grill. At this point, we were still giving the establishment the benefit of the doubt. The remarks about the décor were more humorous than damaging. Elements were impressive. If the menu items are presented well and taste good, a lot of that can be forgiven--even the lackluster menu options can find redemption if they're unique--that twist the waitress was promising. The delivered plates did not fulfill that potential. The fish & chips were passable but ultimately unexciting (I miss Nechako Oyster Bar). My bowl featured undercooked vegetables, and when it said "glazed", it really meant "drenched". And as for the steak--obviously no one knew how to accomplish Chicago-style, but more than that, the meat was of questionable quality (it was overly chewy). We still ended up attempting dessert. I assumed it had to have a sticky toffee or a lava cake. Oh, a brownie tort, close enough. Oakroom Grill, for the lack of a better comparison, is fan art. As an author and an employer of artists, I know this subject all too well. This restaurant is a derivative from a more established franchise. It's imitating them the best it can while twisting a few concepts here and there in order to prevent accusations of outright replication. The décor, the menu, and the presented food all look familiar. Hell even the borderline sexually discriminatory uniforms look lifted from established names. Oakroom Grill's entire concept is to imitate Moxie's, a restaurant located about half a mile down the street. Whether or not it's better is beside the point. On its current footing, Oakroom Grill needs work, meaning the established name wins the day. Food: 2/5 Service: 2.5/5 Presentation: 3/5 Value: 3/5 Recommendation: 2.5/5

Last night my husband and I had dinner here and would like to give Sawyer a huge shoutout, she had…read morea big area and was very professional, friendly. This is the first time in a long time everyone who worked last night was super friendly and it was pretty busy. Good job Sawyer

Came back to give Montana's another go (helps that they're right next door to the hotel). It was…read moreokay brisket back then, but now I wanted to try their steaks. Good call! The place was hoppin', but we were seated immediately this time. The atmosphere was even more electric because they had the hockey finals game on. SCORE! As mentioned, I ordered their 10 oz sirloin with garlic & herb butter. I also ordered it with the sweet potato fries with chipotle dip. Everything came to the table in a decent amount of time. The steak was excellent; tender, juicy, seasoned well. The fries tasted like typical fries-from-a-bag, but they were still good - especially with that chipotle (mayo) dipping sauce. Service was above board good. Prices were reasonable, given the current economy. Montana's is a good place. We'll be back again.

Perfect spot for breakfast - never ending potatoes is a bargain. They have every version of Eggs…read moreBenedict. Fast service and smiles from Servers makes your morning bright!

We do White Spot whenever we're in a town that has one. There's no comparison for the impossible…read moreburger anywhere.

Chose this place because it said it was dog friendly and a brew house. When we got here however the…read moreupstairs outdoor area was not open. We walked up to look at the area and it appeared to be out of service and needing some work to reopen it. Unfortunately the dog had to stay in the car. Good thing it's cool enough to have her out there. Otherwise that would be a deal killer. Remember that lots of people travel with their dogs, so it's good to have an option that supports that. Service was pretty good, but the bartender appeared to be overworked and said she couldn't serve upstairs because she wa the only one and apologized for taking as long as she did. She also went out of her way to afk if we could have the dog inside. Only if a service dog she stated. That being said we ordered some beer and they were adequate for an IPA. Not the worst I've had but certainly not the best. Far as the food, my husband liked his smash burger and fries and rated it as a 4. I had a smaller Caesar salad for 9.95 ( which was very good) and after 2:00 you could get a deal of about 5 dollars off on their dry rub ribs, ( as well as numerous other items) so I opted for those. They give you a nice sciracha mayonnaise type sauce to dip them in. They give you too much sauce for the amount of small ribs you get, in my opinion. The ribs were served in a cone, for which a photo would not have done them justice, so I did not take one. Some were practically burnt, but overall the flavor was good. Both of my dishes were served with a Canadian flag. Very patriotic and fitting because it is obviously a sports bar with many TV's around. They have a taco special on Tuesday, as well as other specials depending on the day of the week.

Came out for fight night and the service was amazing! The best bartender in Prince George, Kelvin…read moreis your guy! The dry rib was amazing with the chipotle mango! They have awesome buzzers for the main event winner at fight night so bring earplugs if you have sensory issues, but the place is so clean and always packed on Saturdays :)

Great service on a stormy night. Beware, the menu is different than in USA. I usually order a…read moreTavern Burger because it's smaller, but it wasn't on their menu. Our food was served hot and exactly as ordered. The server didn't know about the bottomless root beer floats. She had to go ask. It's definitely worth a stop.

There deep fried pickles are so amazing. I love deep fried pickles. Plus the strawberry, freckled…read moredrink.