Great service , ambiance. Quality of vegetables and meat are good and was cooked perfectly and…read moreseasoned well. The fries and baked potatoes are tasty and aioli is good

We came here for dinner and the food was great. The service was friendly although a little delayed.read more

This wins for the worst experience I've ever had eating out. I am very forgiving and I'm really not…read moreinterested in confrontation. I took my friend for dinner here last night. I've driven past Benedict's many times and have wanted to check it out. Tonight I had the regrettable displeasure. Our waitress was very nice. Perfect service. I ordered a main. A 10oz NY strip steak, medium rare, pretty standard. It showed up, a sad 8oz at best thin little steak on a soggy piece of garlic bread looking pretty crispy. I got a couple bites in. The initial flavour was bland followed by a bitter burnt musty taste, imagine trying to eat reconstituted mothballs overcooked on a dirty grill. I felt my eyes water up as I chewed. I tried to swallow. I felt my entire GI tract prepare to purge. That was as far as I was willing to go with this sad steak. Please understand that I've eaten some wildly questionable meals around the world. This still wins the worst. Our waitress came by to check on the food. I politely told her I wasn't going to be able to eat the steak. Without hesitation she apologized and said she'd have them remake it no problem. Cool, ok, great. My gross sad steak leaves the table. 30 seconds later the MANAGER shows up with the steak I thought I'd never have to look at again. She was pissssed! She wanted to have a full on argument with me about what medium rare is. In the end she charged me $30 for an un edible piece of meat. She was so out of line and ready to battle with me. It was actually so insane it was hilarious, in a sad pathetic way. Anyways, save yourself the horrible experience and the waste of time of money and go literally anywhere else. My dogs thought it was good! So there's that.. I guess.

Decent food, but probably a little too expensive for the quality. Might be the best place to get a…read moresteak in trail however. The place could be updated but not terrible. Overall a good meal, just not a 4 or 5 star steakhouse.

Great food, great ambience. One of the best local spots for breakfast!…read more Try any of the Benny's and sit outside for the best experience.

The sushi bowl was delicious. I recommend getting extra dressing. Next time I want to try the chai…read more Pretty crowded at 10am on a Sunday.

Wow. Where to start. East Coast American here. Soory. This place is amazing. Saturday scene. The…read morebartender cheers for people walking in the door. Chill DJ spinning in the corner. A New Orleans style drum line just went down the street and the bartender grabbed his sax to joined in for a moment. Pizza's are fresh, clean and incredibly delicious. If you ever find yourself in Kaslo, this is must.

The food was nice. It tasted fresh and homemade. I had a cup of the borsht and it was delicious,…read morenot the typical borscht of beets, but a veggie mix. The restaurant was clean and fairly quiet even though all the tables were full. The only reason i didn't give it 5 stars was the 2 waitresses were not friendly at all - I didn't feel very welcome.

What a fantastic bakery! You can drive right by and miss it - and evidently my husband has done so…read moreas he has visited his sister over the years. Sis lives close by in Winlaw. This is a small family-owned bakery, located on Hwy 6, just off of the Slocan River and the Slocan Valley Rail Trail. Our niece tells us that there is a path so that you can walk up from the trail for a snack. We stopped in after visiting a bakery in nearby Slocan and walking away without finding what we were craving. Wow! Sweet rolls, fresh breads, doughnuts, decadent dark chocolate desserts and even pizza! We each had a sweet roll, I purchased a package for breakfast the following day and I purchased a chocolate raspberry roulade for that evening's dessert. Oh, there goes the diet! I even called and ordered packages of the blueberry sweet rolls to take home to the office staff and our pet sitter. A new MUST stop when we visit Winlaw. Oh - and it wasn't just the baked goods that blew us away - the service was fantastic. The morning that we stopped in found one young woman behind the counter who was seriously hustling to help all of the customers and was still cheerful and even apologized for our wait for beverages (which was not that much of a wait at all).

Shut. Up. Everything is delicious. The drinks, the appetizers, the meals, it's amazing. The staff…read moreis friendly, welcoming, and on the ball. The poutine (we were taught "p'tine" is the correct pronunciation) was INSANE! Finally a poutine with chicken gravy and not beef. It was incredible. I added sautéed mushrooms - I'm not sure it could've been any better. My friend had breakfast poutine and finished every bite. The people of Pitchfork clearly put thought and craftsmanship into every sip and every bite. When I head back to Nelson, I'm heading STRAIGHT to Pitchfork!

Strange people that work there. It made the dinner super awkward. The food was decent albeit over…read morepriced. No sodas either just fancy drinks with lots of sugar, nothing for a diabetic except for tepid tap water.

Food - deliciuos Coffee - the best…read moreAtmosphere- lovely Emily and the Staff - wonderful Indoor or outdoor tables A 10 every time! Glades best kept secret

Super yummy, many vegan and gluten free options, excellent house-made cornbread and sourdough, some…read morecreative breakfast plates, and friendly service. We went at a less-busy time (late brunch) which I would recommend. It's a small restaurant with minimal staff. The only drawback is the have a one-stall bathroom located inside the building but outside the restaurant that was pretty dirty and inaccessible.

It could have been a great weekend at this beautiful town of Nelson. It was our first time to…read morevisit. We went to this restaurant to wrap up our weekend with supposedly a good breakfast. But the server who has tattoos seems to be unapologetic and impatient with my child with special needs. I was trying to minimize her episode of stimming. My child was lying on the floor beside our table. I was keeping an eye on her to avoid any accident. She could have been compassionate but started a scene instead of helping to suppressed what could have been a more controllable situation. I was told "if you want to run around, you and your daughter can go out. the hallway is big". My daughter wasn't even running. She was just calmly lying on the floor. We decided to leave quietly without finishing our food, paid full price. We were not raised to act in an unprofessional manner just like what this nasty lady did to us. No parent or child should be embarrased in public by people who lacks compassion. It's not an excuse she doesn't know my child situation. Kids will always be kids, regardless if they are normal or not. She should not be in this kind of business! She doesn't know how to take good care of your guests! The lady who actually welcomed and served us, with beautiful wavy hair was very nice. You should hire more like her instead of that other lady. You have a nice restaurant. Having genuinely kind workers will be more helpful to your business as their attitude reflects your mission and vision.

Passing through and stopped in for lunch. Had the: 1)…read morequesadilla: very hearty, good ingredients, spicy salsa. 2) bibimbap: no stone bowl, but the ingredients were right, not spicy, the pork had a nice char 3) butter chicken rice bowl: best surprise of this was the naan which was very good, the curry was not greasy which you often find. Each dish had a nice balance of flavor and protein/beg/carb. Not easy to do the breadth of cuisines they do here (that we tried) well. After school snack is a peanut butter cookie for the road. Service was friendly and proactive. We are happy to have stopped here and they are deserving of their rating.

This place has so much going for it, that I wish I could have given it five stars. It's clearly…read morepopular with the locals, which is imperative in a small town. It has a great theme with the wooden spoons everywhere, cool old tin panels in the ceiling as well as the burlap bags. You order at the counter, pay and get your numbered wooden spoons which you place in a glass milk carton at the table you choose while awaiting your food. There is plenty of brick inside the restaurant which is always something I like. The woman who took or order said that the owner had bought the place behind them and they were blowing out the wall in between the two establishments so the kitchen can service two places. Sounds good right? The problem we had was that the breakfasts we got were not hot, I mean barely warm. My sunny up eggs were barely done, still alot of clear in the whites. My two halves of toast were put together, butter to butter. The second pieces together for my entire meal I was going to put marmalade on after I had finished all but them. The butter had not even melted into the toast, it was still whole butter. Everything tasted quite good, but it has to be hot. We would certainly return, but it fell just short of the mark. Too bad!

Do not miss this awesome place to stop for lunch or snacks. All the food was delicious and made…read morefrom scratch in-house. Great selection of to go items. The soups and sandwiches were delicious, good size and really well priced.

Came for breakfast while we were camping. It was a great decision as it freed us up for more…read moreactivities. The food is quite good and very well made. We came back the next morning as well. Very reasonably priced menu. The Ranchers poutine is probably among the best I've had. If I would change one thing about it, it would be the crinkle cut fries but even those were cooked to perfection!! I don't often enjoy crinkle cut fries but this was a tasty exception! Will be back everytime we pass through! Can't wait for next time!!