The more "fancy" choice on the mountain at revelstoke. Drink and food menu were large so you can…read moreget some comfort food and drafts or cocktails and more healthy options. Drink prices were reasonable, food was overpriced but not surprising for a resort spot. Tuna tartare (tuna stack) was great. Service was fast and the atmosphere lively.

My family and I have been here years on end over 20 times. They switch up the menu but always…read moreamazing food. The patio ambiance is great pet friendly which was great! The staff are always friendly quick and like to get to know you. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Great atmosphere, fun foods, nice staff! Perfect Place to go…read moreafter the slopes. Try the dirty chips!!! Unique and tasty for sure. My Favorite Place in revelstoke.

This is a bar. 5/6 of the menu is just drinks. Maybe that's where The Mac shines because the food…read moreis pretty bad. Their take on a poutine with tater tots was disappointing, sounds better than it is executed. Also of the three bathrooms, only one works and it had no soap or toilet paper. Everyone there is super nice but if you're looking for anything aside from drinks, keep looking.

Recommended by locals, The Village Idiot delivers a Revelstoke experience with a curiously…read moreAntipodean accent. Between the accents at the bar and the easygoing après crowd, I briefly wondered whether I had been teleported from the Rockies to the Australian coast. The room, dressed in retired skis and snowboards, hums with a loud, convivial energy that suits a post-mountain appetite. The pizza is a worthy effort, its crust carrying a pleasant, almost pretzel-like chew. My chosen pie, however, did not quite live up to its billing as an award winner. The toppings felt restrained where they ought to have been generous, leaving the ambition of the menu a step ahead of the plate. Service is warm and unpretentious, very much in keeping with the spirit of the place. A spirited local haunt worth a visit for the atmosphere; choose your pizza wisely.

It's a funny little crowded spot. We wanted poutine & hot toddy's - which they delivered with a…read moresmile. We also had pizza and the crust tasted like pretzel dough. Not bad idiots. Not bad

A great funky dive bar with free Pool, live music (with quality sound/lighting), and late night…read moredancing on slightly sticky floors. Staff are awesome.

Very dirty, disrespectful staff. Food was frozen. If you are visiting revelstoke i would definitely…read moreavoid this place.

Definitely worth grabbing a beer from this location while you are taking your lunch break from the…read moreslopes. They will wait your table and bring the beer to you, so just grab your food from the other side, sit down and take a break. Try the Granville island west coast IPA if you like IPAs.

One of Revekstoke's finest micro breweries. Offering a rotating tap of local brews, a playful…read moreatmosphere and great service. A must stop for beer lovers.

My husband is a home brewer so we visit lots of breweries when we travel. Immediately upon pulling…read moreinto town when we stopped here where he could enjoy a West Coast IPA. I may have snagged a few sips! In addition to beer they also serve Italian soda with craft made cordials to mix in. Six varieties! Fun spot that was hopping on a Tuesday night!

Coolest pub/restaurant in Revelstoke. It can be hard to get into but the service is excellent and…read morethe food is amazing. Their poutine is the best I've had. Highly recommend if passing through town.

Super fun and stylish 5-pin bowling alley right in the heart of downtown Revelstoke. This place has…read morea full bar, pool table and 8 lanes of bowling available. There was also a skate/snowboard shop in the building but it was closed when we went. It was definitely my kind of joint: snowboard & ski videos playing on flat screen TVs, good dance music bumpin, local art on the walls, black lights on the lanes, and great service from the bar. There were kids, teens, and adults there all having fun. The place was packed when we showed up around 7pm so we played a couple rounds of pool and had some cocktails before we got on the lanes. Not sure if they do reservations but I might suggest checking that out if you are going on a weekend. 5-pin was different but fun and challenging. You use small bowling balls with no finger holes and get three turns per frame instead of two. The points multiply if you strike or spare in the first two turns of the frame, but not on the third turn. I enjoyed the uniqueness of the game but lost 3 of 4 games to my wife. The only draw back to The Cabin was the limited food menu, but I wouldn't take a star away from them for that. Because we started around 8 and bowled 4 games, many of the restaurants had closed by the time we were done. We ended up finding some great pizza at the local bar, The Village Idiot. In summary: great drinks, fun atmosphere, and friendly staff. Not your typical bowling alley. I definitely plan to come back on my next trip to Revelstoke!

My review is based on the beer and service over two visits, but I didn't get a chance to taste the…read morefood. Still, take all my stars. One, I love Revelstoke. It's a great town in spectacular surroundings. And this is the cool beer bar Revelstoke deserves. The list of what's on tap is long and fresh and full of local brews and nearby treasures. There are all kinds of unconventional flavours and the staff were happy to give samples and geek out with us as we made new discoveries. One day we sat with the kid on the patio, had a paint and just soaked in her cuteness and enjoyed the break in the middle of a long summer of travel and the bright delectable local IPA. A couple days later I got a chance to take a mommy moment here solo. I sat at the bar, enjoyed a beer, chatted a bit with the friendly bartender but not too much, talked to a friend from home on the phone and had a perfect reset moment. Craft Bierhaus is an excellent memory from our trip and I look forward to coming back and eating and drinking all the things.

Came here with friends C, R and B. B got beer here. They don't sell in house beer here. They do…read moreserve beer from around BC. Some of them are local beer. B got I got the smoked brisket and sausage to share. The food here was delicious. The brisket was juicy and tender. The sausage was good. It came with a side of salad which was nice. There are outside seating and I have noticed most people prefer to sit outside on a sunny day. Service was ok. The seats here are not the most comfortable.

I was craving Asian food in a not-so-Asian town and locals kept recommending it. After buying a new…read moresnowboard and new snowboard boots across the street, we came over expected nothing. It's more of a bar vibe with food, but the food was surprisingly really good. They let us do soju bombs, though I hit mine way too hard and sent beer everywhere. After that, they still let us do more rounds as long as we dropped it in only, had to beg for that. Servers were Korean, which was great to see. They also have a billiards table, so it's a fun place to eat, drink, and hang out after. Service: Friendly and chill, didn't mind us having fun Food/Drinks: Surprisingly good food, soju bombs available, solid bar options Ambiance: Lively bar atmosphere with billiards, good spot to hang out 10/10 A fun bar with better food than expected and a great social vibe

It seems that K-drama, K-Pop, and K-Food has permeated globally and even in small towns like…read moreValemount had a couple of K-spots and Revelstoke is no exception. If you are scrambling between the mountains doing the Canadian tradition of crossing the Rockies, you'll need to figure out where to stop and nourish your SEOUL. There's a certain audacity to it--the kind that makes a town interesting. You've got this postcard-perfect mountain place, all ski-town swagger and lumberjack flannel, and right in the middle of it, a Korean family decides to plant their flag. They don't just open a restaurant--they create a gathering spot. Seoul Street isn't trying to mimic what Revelstoke already has. It's something else entirely. Walk in and you'll feel it immediately. There's a pulse here--equal parts neighbourhood bar, après-ski hangout, and low-lit spot to linger over soju and a plate of bulgogi. Trivia nights and other activities fill the off-season lull with laughter and beer-fueled rivalry, and when the mountains are quiet, this place hums with locals who know a good thing when they find it. The food? Pretty damn solid - street food with minimal twists and turns - this isn't conFUSION you know! The flavors are real--comforting, soulful, straight out of mom's kitchen, but smartly calibrated for the uninitiated. They'll ask about your spice level, and they actually mean it. You can go mild, or you can sweat your way to enlightenment. Either way, you'll leave full, maybe a little flushed, and very happy. In a town where everyone's passing through--ski bums, truckers, dirtbags, dreamers--Seoul Street manages to feel like home. That's not easy to do. If you're rolling through Revelstoke or laying your head down for the night, don't miss this place. It's brave, it's welcoming, and it tastes like heart. Seoul Street isn't just feeding people--it's building community, one spicy bowl at a time. CHEERS!!!

My friend suggesting having dinner here. We came on a Thursday night and they had a burger special…read morethat night. It came with the Big Eddy burger which is their signature burger and any sides for $13.99. This is a pretty good price. The burger was char grilled. It was quite basic but the smoky smell and taste made it really good. I had mine with the chicken Thai soup. That was very delicious. The soup was not spicy at all. B had his burger with yam fries. I had some of the yam fries and they were really good. Plus they were very generous on the yam fries. Service was good that night. The pub can get quite busy. There seems to be a steady flow of people constantly coming in. There are plenty of free parking in front. I highly recommend coming here for dinner if you are in Revelstoke.

Found this pub on Google map. It is before the bridge entering into the downtown city area of…read moreRevelstoke. Prices are fair here, pretty affordable compared to the places inside the town area. It happened to be Thursday night and it was burger special. $13.99 basic burger with any sides. That means including the upgraded sides which usually costs $3 more. I wasn't that hungry so I only got the Thai chicken curry soup ($11 bowl) which was really good. Lots of chicken chunks in it. The others ordered the basic classic burgers with yam fries, regular fries and soup. They were all good. And you don't need to order a drink to get the special. This place is 50 years old so I guess it is a big favorite of both locals and visitors. There is a liquor store next to it.