Such a charming and fun experience!…read more The wine we had was crisp and welcome after a morning touring. The French onion soup was seasoned beautifully and a treat. We weren't blown away by our sandwiches, but we did think the bread was particularly good. Very fresh and the flavor was brilliant. The ambiance is so unique and pretty, and our server was wonderful. Especially as she seemed to be doing all the work herself!

Hosted our relatives from out of town. General opinion, nice chatty service and ambiance but the…read morequality of the food served was lacking. The soups were malnourished and the salads were served warm. With the new owners still getting their menu sorted I am sure the patrons will encourage better cuisine.

New Club Cafe is an Asian run restaurant in a small rural town that tries to cover all the food…read moregroups! I feel the divided wood paneling that separates the two sections of the restaurant is symbolic of the two types of food you might find there. There is a Western menu with burgers and pizza and a Chinese menu with stir fries and rice. The husband got the reuben sandwich and fries and I got the shrimp vegetable stir fry. I was surprised to get such a huge portion of rice and there wasn't an extra charge for it as many places do. The stir fry was a bit oily. A layer of oil remained in my dish at the end of my meal. It appears only two people work there, perhaps a husband a wife team. I so appreciate the hard work that they do as it reminds me of my immigrant parents doing the same when I was a child. The place seems stuck in time. There's an register at the front which she actually uses to ring up the check but there is a scanner for your credit card. Boxes of supplies are just sitting on the floor (mostly in the back). A stand alone fridge with drinks is also in the back. The wood paneling reminds me of the basement of the house that I grew up in. Sure it could use some updating but it's a small town. Maybe it's part of the charm.

Food was great, great service, fast and friendly. The steak was cooked perfectly, sides were nice…read moreand hot as well. Fries were nice and crispy and well seasoned.

Had beef barley soup and an order of homemade fries with rich dark gravy…read more My husband had a beef melt with salad. The plate of fries is enormous--and the gravy is so tasty. Plan to share. The soup was a little under-seasoned for me, but was still very good. My husband was very pleased with the mound of beef, cheese and mushrooms in his beef melt. Be prepared for a wait; but the gals at the front are fast and friendly. You will get in. A great stop on a regular basis or a detour on a road trip.

Quick friendly service and Jean pool is attractive . Ladies…read moreworking there are always smiling and considerate with the coffee refills. Jean pool is very eye catching

Day trip to Nanton from out of town and we chose The Bridge for breakfast. Saturday 11;00am and the…read morefirst thing i noticed was how busy it was outside at the gas pumps and how very quiet inside at the restaurant, only two tables being served. We were seated at a very delapidated seat at the window and given menus. I noticed a lot of east indian meals listed. Our order was taken by a nice young waitress and brought out in short order. My order consisted of sausage/eggs/toast and potato chunks. The plate looked quite bland, not extremely appealing, the sausage was dripping so much oil that i used two napkins to soak up the residual. The eggs cooked as requested, the potato chunks were dried up as if left over from the previous day. I have never before seen assorted jams repackaged in small containers and left out on the table. This was the first time i have been offered a visa machine to pay where the tip starts at 15%. Next time in Nanton we will not return to the Bridge but try another restaurant.

This my 3rd time stopping here in few months Most yummy beef Philly beef sandwich I ever had,…read moremy friend tried their famous butter chicken he said it was the best butter chicken he ever tried ,highly recommend. Will definitely stop again next time.

The food was really good, we had two burgers and they were very homemade tasting vs just something…read morethat came out of a freezer. Buns and pickles seemed homemade also. The service was a little slow but they were very attentive to us at the same time, it just took a while to get our food. We were there rodeo weekend so not sure if that contributed to it thought it didn't seem overly busy when we were there. Was shocked we had two meals for under $40 which is practically unheard of these days it seems. Would recommend.

Phenomenal breakfast and service this place is a no brainer if you like breakfast or brunch truly…read moreamazing!!

While our food was delicious & the runner was great our server was very "chatty" with tables. This…read morewouldn't be an issue except it was busy. I listened to her story of how she was spending Christmas many, many times. We never got refills, my meal was missing the coleslaw and after taking the order she never stopped by our table. Then it took over 10 minutes to someone to check if we were ready to pay. Our dishes were stacked a clear indicator of needing attention. Very disappointing

If you want great diner food along with good old-fashioned friendly service, this is the place! We…read moremet a couple who travel from Calgary to eat here. The features: 1) Full breakfast plates with all the favourites 2) Plate-sized pancakes/flapjacks 3) Yummy good chicken fried (beef) steak with gravy 4) Tangy and delicious dill pickle soup (could make a small meal on its own) 5) Massive cinnamon buns (the size of a dinner plate) with cream cheese icing 6) Friendly and fast service (Thank you, Sue) Oh, and the coffee is good, too. Suggestion: Go out of your way to eat here.

food was very good. the service was great. all the workers at this restaurant are really good but…read morerachel was excellent tonight. when we go to strathmore this is one of our fav spots. told the owner a few weeks ago that what made her place so great was she had the best staff. rachel is one of her best.

Worst pizza I've ever had. Took one bite and had them box it up for my dog. Debated about giving it…read moreto her. Do not order the pizza.

Tumbleweed has been closed FOR YEARS…read more Jitterbug Coffee has taken the space, and serves quality coffee, lunch, and cold drinks.

My family and I stopped in for a break while antique shopping in town. This is a quaint coffee…read moreshop. Clean, spacious and bright. Two people on staff is not enough when it's busy, especially if they have to prepare somewhat elaborate items. We probably waited 10 minutes for our orders. My mother-in-law had a breakfast bagel and my mom and I tried an espresso and ice cream desert. This desert is awesome by the way and consists of coffee ice cream, condensed milk, espresso and a chocolate wafer stick. There might even be some whipped cream in there. Tumbleweed is a nice change of scenery after a few hours of everything vintage.

Parking meters don't work so after 4 attempts we went to eat somewhere else so don't waste your timeread more

Chef, Stella was great! She came out and visited with us personally. All of her food is homemade…read moreand it's a family run business. We were there for breakfast. My favorite was the raspberry something or other for my toast. Next time I'm in Lethbridge this is where I'm eating breakfast.

Stopped in Today because of someone's else review on YELP. What a find shared a cinnamon bun and…read morebutter bun along with a hot beverage. Service and locals friendly and informative about the area

Nice coffee and fantastic cinnamon buns! Nice and welcoming and relaxing! Comfortable seating…read moreinside and spots outside.