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!

Food was awesome! Soup of the day was minestrone and it was super hearty. My partner had the Cuban…read morepanini and it was also very good. He got the Tiger Spiced Chai, and I got the Honey Nut Latte. I will say my latte could have used a bit more flavor - it was a little bitter, but that could just be their bean blend. It was still pretty good though. Prices were also good! The atmosphere is very nice with the blend of rustic touch and modern features. Loved all the spoon decor.

There are limited choices Sunday and Monday in Grand Forks, so you have to be open minded. We were…read moregoing to have dinner here, but the reviews are wide ranging, so we thought we'd stop in for a bowl of soup and a beer and see for ourselves. The building itself is for sale, not sure if that matters or not. The entry is old school, but the interior is very plain and the ceilings are low, so it's noisy. Our server was very quick to get us menus, our requested water arrived quickly as did our beers. No complaints at all with how we were treated. We both ordered the small Borschts, the lovely K with white bread and I the rye. The soup was good, not great, the bread was very good. The presentation of the soup was very average with soup up the side of the bowl. Kind of looked like they had too much in my bowl and poured some in K's. We chose to go to another place (Chinese) for dinner after our experience at Clyde's. Nothing wrong with the place, but nothing stood out other than our server.

Can't go wrong with their food. They have a good variety…read more The servers are friendly and the wait time is good.

Finally made it to Il Vecchio Delicatessen to try one of their sandwiches…read more We dropped in on a Wednesday afternoon (2:00pm). Small lineup but the workers are quick making sandwiches. You can pick any cheese and meat from their list. Menu consists of sandwiches, paninis, salads and tiramisu. Sandwiches are $8.09 to $9.85. $2.99 to make it a lettuce wrap is quite the ripoff. - 2 Meat & 1 cheese ($8.09) - prosciutto san danielle, genoa salami and gouda green pesto. Sandwich came with lettuce, tomato, pickles, sun-fried tomatoes, artichoke, eggplant and pepperoncini. A lot of ingredients, but not a lot of flavour going on. Cash only. Cheap spot to grab a quick bite but light flavours.

Great deli. Long lineups because the sandwiches are just that good. Nice cheese options to go with…read moreall the deli meats.

Quaint little cafe and deli between Rossland and Trail, BC. There are a few simple table and…read morechairs with a small area of leather couches set aside for coffee and tea. The lunch menu consists of sandwiches, soup and salads. Some of the desserts appeared to be home-made. Many of the patrons seemed to know each other and stayed for a while to visit. The staffing of two were tasked with preparing the food, waiting tables and settling the tabs. This meant services was a little laid back. The Grilled Rueben was a little different from the traditional with grilled onions in placed of 1000 Island dressing. This added an interesting touch. It should be mentioned the grilled rye bread was very tasty.

Nice place to grab lunch during the week. Friendly staff & open atmosphere, great food, reasonable…read moreprices, variety of menu items, convenient location

What a sweet little place this is! The staff is SUPER nice, the menu is filled with made from…read morescratch items. They support/serve local with their Chai Tea from Kootenay and their coffee- Osso Negro from Nelson. I was in town for business and popped in here twice. Once for a delicious Spicey chai tea and then later for a tasty lunch. Curry Chicken & Rice soup and a cranberry chicken salad sandwich. Mine were both good and the plates of fellow diners around me looked really good too. Local folks or visitors to Trail, this place is worth a try-- you won't be sorry you stopped in.

Heaven help this place. It used to be a awesome place to eat. Asked for a 3/4 sweet coffee and was…read moredenied it cause thinking was off the menu for the barista. Only 1/2 sweet or full sweet. Then got it and the shots were weaker than a new born baby. Some of the other guys ordered vanilla white mocha and she didn't do a shot at all, then got all furred up when they went back in to get her to put the shot in. When ya pay $21 bucks for a beagle and frappe before a tip the service should definitely be a lot better than that. The vaccine has definitely got to their head.

Back again at Mr Sub and they continue to make EXCELLENT sandwiches!…read more This time I ordered the "Philly" - a hot cheesesteak sandwich that anyone who's spent time around its namesake would be curious to the authenticity. Well, Mr Sub did it justice; tender, thinly sliced beef steak, with an oozy, drippy amount of cheese, grilled onions and peppers. Excellence in a (my choice) whole wheat hoagie bun. Prices are comparatively BETTER, and I'll tell you why. This sandwich, plus my wife's and two bags of chips was LESS than the equivalent at the local "Eat Fresh" joint. And Mr Sub's sandwiches, and service, is LIGHT YEARS better! Looking forward to the next time.

Sub came out quick, and it's delicious! My review needs at least 85 characters... I think I got it…read morenow

Outstanding sandwiches and selections of various baked goods, yummy drinks, gifts, etc. Great…read morefriendly service. The only downer are the ridiculous cheeky signs and messages all over the place, the crass humor, just embarrassing altogether.

This was the most amazing find in Osoyoos BC hands down. We came back 3 times and every time was…read moreabsolutely exquisite! The night we stumbled on this place was a night they had ribs on for their special. I have been all over the place to have good BBQ. These ribs blew them all away. The sauce they make there is what other sauces only dream they could be. It is the PLATINUM standard for BBQ sauce. Team, please, please make some and send it to me. I am having withdrawals! My wife who does not care much ribs kept stealing mine! Needless to say we BOTH enjoyed them. but the pleasure train did not stop there, oh no, we were on a ride and it had just started. The veggies, (carrots and broccoli) along with garlic mashed potatoes (i'm certain they were made by angels) had my wife and I savoring each and every tasty bite. We ordered two of their TO DIE FOR mocktails, honestly they were so good my mouth is still tasting that sweet nectar. And based on how good those were, I am certain any of them you order will the 110% out of this world. We also had the stuffed mushrooms from the Tapas menu along with a tomato red pepper blend soup (soup of the day, made fresh) that had us both mouth-gasiming! No joke, this review is not over. We ended up being able to meet the owner who is just the most authentic person we have met in a long time. Very true to herself and on point with every detail in her establishment, we were over the moon when she brought us a dessert for our anniversary. This caramel, chocolate covered mousse was a true wonder to taste. Literally cry worthy (well honestly all of their food is), we shed actual tears through this first meal because of how happy it made us feel. Dinner 5 stars nothing less and anyone who would do less than 5 stars needs help rethinking their life's choices. It was so good we came back for breakfast... speaking of.. Breakfast!! This place is known for its charcuterie Tapas aaaaaaand sandwiches!! We split the breakfast sandwich that was an astonishing combination of the most delectable bread, eggs, meat and yes, greens we have EVER tasted. ULTRA devine!! We also had a couple pastries. The turnover was flakey, perfectly sweet (but not too sweet) exact right amount of filling and still very fresh. (fresh we will get to, its a thing for me to write about so hold on you need to know more) The pudding dessert we had (yes we had it at breakfast, judge me) was nothing short of pure dopamine hit to the mouth. Our bodies were tingling with the immense sensation of this breakfast. Did I mention my wife had a London fog with breakfast? No, hold on, this drink was way more than we bargained for. I am not sure where this place learns to make drinks but I can tell you the skill these ladies have here is simply unparalleled! On our day of departure we went back and had lunch (mainly because I LOVE a good reouben) and theirs again, blew us away! We also had their soup of the day which was a potato bacon if I remember correctly. I had to remember my manners and not grab the bowl and guzzle it down. We topped this delectable course off with a few of their macrons. Let me tell you, if you don't try them you are wasting your time. Stunning, blissful, (so good we bought more to take home) and oh, oh my heavens the best way to cap off this place. Ok, so the food is 100% 5 stars no question but that is not all this place does for you. The thought and care that went into the ambiance and atmosphere of this place it SO on point and on theme with "queen" it had us finding something new we liked each time we went in. It's more than that though, the food is freaky fresh. We saw a post of the owner on her Instagram page getting real fresh grown food they use in the restaurant and if you don't know already you can TASTE IT!! If this is the only place you go to eat in Osoyoos (we went a couple other places and they were not even close to this) Queen of the south is the place you MUST go to. Everything on that menu is good from what we tried. Going there 3 times and having be consistent is what made me write this review. I was telling people that came in how good it was because it made me that happy. True Queens run this place. A huge thank you to the staff and owner who adorned us with the delightful menu of hand crafted goodness that made our trip even more worth it!

We stopped in on our way through during a road trip. Nice atmosphere and seemed to be a popular…read moreplace. The baked goods looked delicious but we didn't try. We did have breakfast sandwiches. It seemed like pre made scrambled eggs patty that was re-heated so I wasn't impressed for the price we paid. I would stop in again for a beverage & a baked good but skip the breakfast sandwich

Was in town for work. Usually don't have breakfast but decided to give this place a try. Best…read moredecision of my life. I've never had a bagel like the ones served here. Crispy yet fluffy and doughy. The creme cheese was rich and flavourful. The mocha was perfect. I ended up having breakfast there every day that week. If you're ever in Castlegar and need a coffee and a snack. Stop in at Bagels and Brew. You won't be disappointed.

Formerly JoJo's coffee. Still looks the same inside. Friendly service. Decent menu. Great place to…read morestop at while in town.

actually Gino's Coffee House not that anyone's counting... the foods look the same, the coffee…read morelooks the same, even some of the names on the menu boards are the same so maybe the business has just recently changed hands. just in town looking for lunch and after getting no suitable recommendations for chips and fish nearby I came in for fresh coffee and a little something else. the guy at the ice cream shop recommended the Rustic Reuben so I went along with that. turns out I really need to stop trusting people to make food (specifically sandwiches) correctly: some regional variation is expected when the name is appended but a connection to the original should be obvious. instead what I got was not exactly rye breads, not quite corned beef, and not even close on the russian dressing. the swiss cheese and the sauerkraut (which was rumored to be odd) were spot on though and it was a really good sandwich but it was utterly and entirely and emphatically ¡NOT! a Reuben!! so how about please just call it something else..? also a larger, kosher, and dill-er pickle spear would be fabulous.