Half price sushi Saturday! I'm so happy we stumbled across this place in the pass. They do Indian,…read moreJapanese, and Thai, and allow for a bit of crossover in their creative sushi rolls. We had some that involved sweet chilli and curry mayo, not to mention some AB/BC influence in the Crowsnest roll which included steak and BBQ sauce. Not my favourite, but so much flavour! They've got a great selection of 650ml Fernie Brewery beers too. At $14 a piece, they're definitely on the pricey side, but after a day of mountain biking, a good, not to mention large craft beer and a metric tonne of sushi is exactly what my body is demanding. While I admit the half priced sushi definitely played into my enjoyment of all of them, I do think they were quite remarkable for a tiny mountain town. Crowsnest Pass isn't exactly synonymous with sushi. While surely Vancouverites would eat this place alive, I'd have to say that this is pretty damn great for us prairie and mountain folk. I ordered some salmon sashimi, but I'm not sure I would again. The fish was very clean tasting, however it was quite thin cut and lacking in flavour and softness. That said, I just ate sake in the middle of the mountains and survived.

I love Thai food. I've had a lot of it. But I've never had Pad Thai that was more bean sprouts…read morethan noodles. Healthy, for sure, but not even traditional. Pad Thai is foremost, a noodle dish. On top of that shortcoming, I was charged $2.50 for peanut sauce. I'm not a fan of this restaurant.

Very inviting atmosphere and incredible service!! Our server was the chef's wife and could not…read morehave been more accommodating! Seafood pasta, Chicken Marsala, Pear Salad and the Vegetarian Special were all delectable. I highly recommend. Reservations are a must.

Very underrated for being in a national park! The arugula burrata salad and pasta al pesce both…read moreleft me wanting to remake them at home (in a good way; they were better than any of my previous attempts!). There was a lot of heavy cream on the menu, but that's a minority objection that I know most people don't share. For our chosen dishes, the overall vibe was contemporary Californian, which is a pretty unusual vibe to walk into without a reservation, and did I mention it's within a national park? By comparison on the USA side, Many Glacier Hotel's restaurant is perfectly fine and quite scenic but it doesn't hold a candle to this place, whose food I'd actually be willing to eat again in a regular city with competition. We walked in as a 2-top but larger groups would probably want to make a reservation.

Loved this family restaurant in Waterton! This park is such a special place and we loved every…read moresecond of our time there. Cameron was our server and she was so sweet and attentive. This was my husband and my first time in Canada and we can't wait to come back for more! Definitely give this place a visit when in the area

Rainy day so we stopped in for lunch and it was fairly packed. Had to wait outside for a few…read moreminutes as they didn't want the place packed. I get it. Came in and was greeted by a wonderful lady who joked with us about the smells and being hungry. Got seated and I had a huge stein of beef at my table in minutes. Wife ordered sweet potato poutine. She liked it. I got the smoked beef with fries. Smoking meat isn't as easy as everyone thinks. I can tell you that the meat was smoked well and it was tender. Even chatted with the owner about smoking meats and you can see the passion from someone who enjoys what they do. I recommend anyone to come in and try their bbq. They also had pizza which smelled amazing.

The food was really good. We weren't sure based on reviews about service but our waiter was good.read more

By far the best restaurant in town for food, service, value, and people watching. I ate at most…read morerestaurants in town and found that 2 had better food, they were 2-3x more expensive. Not a place for complex mixed drinks. But definitely the place to take the family for breakfast, and in my opinion lunch. The fish was cooked perfectly, but the fish itself was unexceptional. But this was the only burger that was properly cooked of the 4 I tried in town. I can't say enough about the staff. Kilmore was the only place that was faster, but that is a different level of experience. I oddly caught attitude from both the most expensive and least expensive restaurants, and I'm not a picky customer. Finally, costs. I wouldn't call anything in Waterton reasonably priced, but Zum's was a price performer. Definitely try it when you are in town.

Amazing food! Our first visit on Friday night and had buffet. Good variety of dishes. Kept fresh…read moreall the time. Keeping dishes full. Prices are $$ Service was excellent. Clean surroundings. We'll be back for sure

What a blessing to find fast food alternative in the area while we were passing by. The restaurant…read morewas open till 2pm for the lunch hour, which was about the time we arrived, hungry. Service was fast, waitress was nice, food was good. You can either order dishes or get buffet, which is around $14 for each adults. Buffet was a popular choice while we were there. I'd recommend anyone who is unfamiliar with Cantonese food to get something plain and simple, such as a fried rice/noodle.

We stopped in for dinner the service was great and food was awesome. I had the 3 pieces fried…read morechicken and my wife had a gluten free bun with the veggie burger. The chicken had a nice crispy skin and was very moist inside. The gf veggie burger my wife really enjoyed.

I had the pleasure of dining at Zum's for breakfast. I ordered the Mountain Man Biggie. It comes…read morewith two eggs, hashbrowns, bacon, and toast. I thought my breakfast was good but simple. Service was nice our waitress was professional and did her job well. Inside the restaurant is laid-back and it has a rustic diner atmosphere. It was busy with tourist and locals alike.

Excellent service, great food (try the hash brown cake with smoked trout if they have it on the…read moremenu), great ambiance and lovely views... not inexpensive, but a very good value overall!

We had the royal high tea today & I was immediately disappointed when we sat down into huge chairs…read moreand a tiny table. Very uncomfortable to eat anything sitting back like that. Apparently they ran out of black tables because we had an even smaller wooden table. Absolutely ridiculous there is no space. The timing of the food and tea was off. We were supposed to have unlimited tea but the servers didn't come around for 30 min. By then our pot of water was cold. The tea service didn't align with the food being delivered. We had to ask for the prosecco. Annoying kid under 5 behind us and families walking up to the window in front of us. No reference to our anniversary on the reservation.. in fact the manager had to come around again and ask for our names. The food... the scones and macaroons were the best part. The sandwiches were terrible. I would not recommend this to anyone. Tourist trap.

Fantastic ambience, the patio view is breathtaking and the food is unreal. The servers are very…read moreattentive, caring and have phenomenal attention to detail

Great for dinner, terrible for breakfast…read more The strip steak was very thin but pretty good. The vegetables with it were perfect. I'm always delighted to find a sauvignon blanc from France on a wine list. It was perfect. The croissant egg sandwich for breakfast was cold and flavorless. The coffee was very good. They served a salad with breakfast as well that wasn't noted on the menu. Little weird but it was good.