A cute family cafe with a decent espresso bean and food to serve the small Drumheller community…read more For how often I have a bad cappucino, Cafe Ole was good. The soup is homemade and I heard their best seller soup is the baked potato soup. Would I return, yes !

The food was really good, and they the panini was better than I was expecting. The service was…read moreaverage. I would come back here again, And there was limited seating due to Covid-19 precautions but it was not very busy so there was available tables. There is a patio as well as a medium sized dining area. There is washrooms available as well.

Clean store and friendly service. In store orders take a while considering they are rarely busy but…read moreit's not terribly long. My biggest complaint is with their parking. The staff parks along the service load which takes up spots for large commercial vehicles. The store is located right along a major shipping highway and they alienate all trucks by blocking prime parking for semis along the service road. Simply asking staff to park along the north side of the lot would allow for a bigger market of customers.

I was in town for work for a week. Every morning the coffee was extremely hot and had burnt taste!read more

We went to Drumheller to do a day at the museum and had time to stop for a cup of coffee before…read moregoing. We walked in and were delighted to see a roasting machine in the front, plenty of seating and a modern feel. There were plenty of displays of beans to take home, T-shirts and pop from local manufacturers. The prices were very reasonable with a large coffee, a mocha, an iced mocha and a bag of beans being about $40. The staff were friendly and whipping through orders and they had many, even offered to grind our beans even though they didn't really have the time.

A lovely roasters in downtown Drumheller. We stopped by in the way back from The Royal Tyrell…read moreMuseum. Service was efficient and friendly. Decor is fairly utilitarian yet pleasant with rich reds and deeper grey.... The colours you might find in the badlands. My Drumheller Fig tea was delicious. Hub's cappuccino was also delicious. Would I return? Yes Would I recommend? Yes

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.

Great little place to buy a awesome burger! Service was good, everything made fresh 100%. The lady…read morethat runs the place is a total sweetheart. I honestly have no complaints and will return!

It is what it is. Everyl since they changed their buns everything has tasted frozen and unloved…read more The coffee and ice caps are good same with muffins and cookies but the food isn't great anymore. Ah well.

Can't beat Tim's for great food and value. The staff were very friendly and helpful with…read moredirections. This location has ice cream! Hadn't seen that before. The ice cream is fantastic, you get to add mix ins and they make it up in front of you on a granite slab. I loved the founders favorite.

We were oh so happy to discover a Freson Brothers location on our recent hockey adventure to…read moreDrumheller. Nestled inside this location is a Starbucks AND they had a hard to find studded lilac cold tumbler my friend has been looking for!!! The main reason for ur visit was to grab lunch in between hockey games. My kiddo was beyond satisfied with the in house fried chicken and momma was happy with the sides - I always love the root veggies and baked beans. We got the family meal and it was more than we could eat - even with a starving hockey player, lol. I'm happy eat in dining was allowed - Freson Brothers dining is always comfortable and easy. I appreciate the self serve water and coffee station. Two thumbs way up! We will definitely be back on our next adventure to Drumheller! (So why 4 stars insured of 5? Grocery prices here are higher than average. So if cost if your biggest concern, I wouldn't pick this as my one stop shop. That being said, they do carry a HUGE variety of options including local, organic, and their house brands).

What a beautiful store! That might seem like an odd way to describe a grocery store but it is one…read moreof the most visually appealing grocery stores I've ever seen. All the baking supplies are in a kind of faux pantry simulating one's own kitchen. The produce seems to be displayed by color so one is surrounded by reds, greens, yellows and more. There are many many local products from produce to jam to locally roasted coffee. A giant candy section includes old-fashioned to most recent candy with everything in between. To top it all off there are unique gift items on display throughout.

Great bubble tea and interesting merchandise. I like the dinos on the cups. I also enjoyed board…read moregames with my family here. It is a cute tea shop to stop and relax at.

711 eleven was very dirty in Drumheller It was bad there when the bars let out all the drinks in…read morethere I never felt safe

711 has been a business in Drumheller for almost 50 years and now they gave decided to close it…read morewhich is a disappointment. The store is clean, the staff are friendly. The place is busy. Shame on you 7-11 Corporate.... the star rating is not because of the store but because the corporate has decided to close it down.

What a great brewery and an awesome find in Drumheller the young lady that was working was very…read morefriendly and very attentive and enjoyable to talk to. I enjoyed the Ablaze, which is a smoked pale logger light smoky flavor, along with notes of honey and a happy finish. That's not overly bitter. I also had a Schwartz beer called Miners. It had a great dark color and had flavors of coffee, coffee, cocoa, and dark chocolate. It finished quite dry and was very tasty. Next, I had a West Coast pale ale called Mesozoic. It definitely had some of the piney resinous flavor. But it only 40 IBU it was approachable and downright good. Finally was a coffee lager called Devils Row. This is a collaboration between the Friendly Folk, Coffee Roasters and Valley Brewing. Holy mackerel. It was good. Perfect coffee flavors on a crisp light lager. Everything you could ever want in a beer. I hope to venture back someday and check out Valley once again.

Visited this place after checking out the worlds largest dinosaur and spent time at the splash…read morepark! It is very close to both of those locations and very good!

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.

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.