Roadside dive bar? Yes please! This is a local watering hole where the beer is cold and cheap. It's…read morea easy going friendly place. All the beverages are bottled. There are a few food items on the menu too. It's always a good time here. They will bring in a DJ for special events and always have football on. Don't forget to ask about the Jell-O shots!

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Fast friendly service. A great upbeat vibe, for the older crowd. Food was food was good at a…read morerespectable price. We were there on a Friday night, last night. I think their drink special was an upgrade to a double for a lesser price. I'd say DO NOT fall for their scam. Light pours for a single at best but at the price of a double. Server couldn't care less. Soup Natzi's of cocktails. (Reference to Seinfeld)

Service was good, burger was okay. Could tell it was a frozen patty. Thought it was a bit odd the…read moreguy behind the bar was standing up eating his dinner and licking his fingers and answering the phone right there. Maybe Canada doesn't have food safety standards and worker rights, I don't know.

While staying at the Watermark Beach Resort, we decided to walk literally across the street to the…read moreOwl Pub for lunch. The atmosphere was definitely a pub vibe, with self seating (when we went), and a comfy, cozy atmosphere indicative of a trendy pub. All age groups seemed to flow in from young adult to senior. The wait staff were friendly, efficient, and swift with our orders. My boyfriend ordered the Mexican burger and I ordered their Owl Burger. The burgers were fresh made patties, with fresh and crisp veggies, plated very nicely with a pickle and cherry tomato on top. The fries were seasoned well with sea salt and pepper, and were hot out the fryer. The price was as expected for a destination pub, and the food was very solid. For pub food it's top tier on what to expect from your standard pub with a little touch of flair to make it a bit more of its own. I really enjoyed the food but it's not really anything to write home about. It's solid, fresh, as expected pub food, near its finest. You won't be disappointed to try it, and I imagine it's very popular with the locals as well for what they offer :)

Flavourless food. Not worth the money. The server was very nice and attentive however the manager…read morehas an attitude problem. They feel they can treat people like shit because tourists come and they are always busy. Go somewhere where they will appreciate your business.

I have visited Headwaters exclusively for the Dirty Face Pizza…read more I am saddened that the crust was tough, chewy unlike crusts from previous orders. Toppings were so scarce compared to last month. This pizza used to be over an inch thick! Sorry to say we won't be making any more special trips.

We went Ziplining nearby and asked the locals where to grab lunch and Headwaters was recommended…read more it was a good recommendation because the food was on point! It's a pretty unassuming place - chill, a bit empty on a weekday afternoon but that didn't impact the service or the food quality. But the pizza was good and so was the fish and chips. We all loved the homemade fries sauce. Can't even replicate it if I tried. Appreciated the jokes on the walls and Tshirts of the staff. Hit the spot. Nothing too flashy but just decent food for a good price.

This place exceeded our expectations. We ordered food last minute, they accommodated us even though…read morethe kitchen was closed, and we got great pizza and chicken tenders. Great little bar.

I'm hanging three stars here - small local establishment that does most their business off of…read morelocals. We haven't been in a couple years. I will say my husband appreciated his burger. Fries were sub par. I had the pesto Mac and cheese (minus chicken) that came with chicken. I do not recommend this with chicken or without. It was 1 star. Our server was friendly but also the only person besides the cook - so she was hustling. And she did a good job.

Love the service & friendly staff. Fish & Chip Friday is great & reasonable! Always welcomed with a…read moresmile!

This was a destination lunch and was chosen by the leader. There were 10 of us and we made…read morereservations to ensure one long table. When we arrived the table was ready for us. The patio looked really nice as it is nestled between 2 buildings and looked to be very cool temperature wise as it was 34c at the time we arrived. Jugs of iced cold water were on the table. Drink orders were taken quickly and served up quickly. As we were couples none of us sat together to make orders more difficult when it came to doing the bills but she did a great job. I cannot recall all of the orders, interesting there was no soup. At 34c soup was not needed. The place was air conditioned and two of the ladies went and got jackets, the rest of us were fine. This was a standard looking pub with the bar between the pub and lounge/restaurant. Two people had the ghetto burger, 2 had the quesadillas pulled pork, I had the special chilli chicken bites. The portion was small coming on a narrow plate and definitely not hot. The burgers looked great and there were no complaints. The fettuccine was served in two bowls as they did not have a big enough bowl to put all of it in. To me it doesn't rate more than three stars.

Mary and I stopped in for lunch today. This is a rustic building from the gold rush of the late…read more1800s; it has a cool look and vibe. We shared a bourbon buffalo burger and fries, very tasty. Jenni who was the only staff was very friendly. Anyone passing through Chesaw should give this place a try.

Nothng more then a rumor mill. They do not treat all their patrons the same. I would not reccomend…read morethe food either, over price and the worst buger for 100 miles. Head on over to Tugboats in Curlew for a gteat Burger.

There are limited choices Sunday and Monday in Grand Forks, so you have to be open minded. We were…read moregoing to have dinner here, but the reviews are wide ranging, so we thought we'd stop in for a bowl of soup and a beer and see for ourselves. The building itself is for sale, not sure if that matters or not. The entry is old school, but the interior is very plain and the ceilings are low, so it's noisy. Our server was very quick to get us menus, our requested water arrived quickly as did our beers. No complaints at all with how we were treated. We both ordered the small Borschts, the lovely K with white bread and I the rye. The soup was good, not great, the bread was very good. The presentation of the soup was very average with soup up the side of the bowl. Kind of looked like they had too much in my bowl and poured some in K's. We chose to go to another place (Chinese) for dinner after our experience at Clyde's. Nothing wrong with the place, but nothing stood out other than our server.

Can't go wrong with their food. They have a good variety…read more The servers are friendly and the wait time is good.

Checked this place out on a whim while in Oliver for the weekend…read more It's a very cute classic pub. We had a lovely server named Bernadette. She was friendly and efficient with the drink making and refills. Very polite and sweet. The food was delicious. My son had the steak sandwich, which he loved. My daughter had the salt and pepper wings, which were fresh and crispy. Husband went for a classic cheeseburger and fries. I had the fish and chips.

From the owner: Oldest pub in town, located in the oldest hotel, right in downtown Oliver…read more Offers a variety of beers on tap and delicious pub food, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Minors are allowed as well. There is a patio and live entertainment is hosted.