Family run, large portions, and exceptional prices make this a lunchtime go-to for me…read more I discovered this place in its first week open - a family run business specializing in Afghani food with lots of western options as well. It wasn't long after trying it out that out became a lunchtime favourite - great staff, affordable prices, and delicious, generous portions of food make this a great place to come when you need lunch on your own, or want to treat friends to a meal. Most lunch features come with a side and a drink, and run about $10 or less for exceptional value. This includes pizza, donairs, and Korma dishes. If you're in a rush, you can order ahead as well. Since there's a liquor license, I had the chance to host a Christmas party here for about 50 people, and the owners worked with me to make a buffet-style menu featuring finger foods, and it was a big hit, and didn't break the bank. Overall, well worth the short trek to the outside of downtown, and you couldn't ask for more gracious hosts.

The fam jam and I did a Canada Day weekend adventure to Lacombe and hit up a bunch of local spots…read more After watching Lightyear at Lacombe Cinema we popped into Moe's 15 minutes before closing before making the trek home. The staff were super friendly and gave great recommendations! We opted for Donair Dippers (think mozzarella sticks), sweet chili heat pizza, and a classic pepperoni (kiddo request). While waiting for the pizzas we oogled over the menu including leaded and unleaded milkshakes in amazing varieties (think raspberry tea, eggnog, root beer licorice, birthday cake... the list goes on!) and a whack ton of craft beers! We also played Connect Four while waiting and drew on the walls with chalk. They also had one of those live time Facebook Like counters (think old school clock with flip numbers). We gave it a whirl and sure enough it updated live! And just as we wrapped up games the food was ready! Chris, the kitchen supervisor, was thoughtful and gave us some plates and napkins for the car ride home! We sat on the outdoor bench for a few minutes to enjoy the fresh summer air and try a few bites. Everyone enjoyed the donair dippers - not greasy at all! The pizzas were also given two thumbs up by the crew (including my super pizza picky kiddos). The crust was fluffy and soft, the cheese plentiful and stretchy, and the toppings just right - not greasy at all. I would have personally liked more spice aka heat but otherwise very yummy. The bison meat was lovely and a real treat! Prices here are a bit higher than I'm used to; however, the quality was outstanding! I totally blanked on asking if we could have done 1/2 and 1/2 pizzas. Moe's is owned and operated by the same lovely team who own and operate Cilantro & Chive! You have to check them out if you haven't yet - amazing quality and unique offerings much like Moe's. I am certain we will be popping by here again the next time we roadtrip to Lacombe - We must save room to try a funky leaded milkshake! PS Be sure to check out their funky rainbow mural wall outside on the East side of the building! Oh and you can grab a funky pizza bucket hat or socks to show off local love, too! *UPDATE* I messaged Moe's and found out that of course they can do 1/2 and 1/2 pizzas! And the Sweet Chili Heat 'za is reheating like a dream - 30 seconds in microwave, 5 minutes in air fryer at 350F!

Wow, just wow. We get this pizza delivered to our place which is quite a ways away. When it arrives…read moreit is still hot and ready and it is insanely convenient for us. The pizza is SO good you will not regret coming here. The people and service here was some of the best I have seen and the ambience of the place is good too. Overall I highly recommend this pizza place if you live near lacombe or are just going through it. Keep on rocking moe's!!!

Drove from Red Deer to Lacombe to check out this little cafe as a friend had found them on…read moreInstagram and their food looked really appetizing and healthy. When we arrived, there was only one other group dining. It was a little bit confusing on whether to ask for a menu and order at the counter or to sit and wait to be served. No biggie - after inquiring, the gal behind the bar told us to take a menu and have a seat. Our party of three found a cute table, helped ourselves to some water and perused the menu. We waited a little uncomfortably long to be approached then found out it was the waitresses first day on the job and there was nobody there to assist her. She was waiting tables and making drinks from the extensive list of smoothies and coffees. About 20 minutes later, the manager or owner came rolling into the restaurant. We ordered the Kale Caesar and few different Avocado Toasts. My friends Caesar salad was meant to have tempeh on it but came out as basically greens with lemon juice squeezed on top for $17. The toasts were fine but nothing better than you could make at home. The salad was so disappointing that my friend actually kindly approached the owner/manager to let her know of the let down and asked about the tempeh. She was explained that they could no longer get tempeh from their supplier. Seemed like a pretty easy fix to reprint the paper menu. I think there is a market for these little plant based eateries and I want to see them succeed but this one was severely underwhelming.

Our whole family loves Boston pizza. Food and service has always been great! Thai bites and spin…read moredip our the favorites.

The wife and I ordered a prime rib burger with fries. For dessert I chose to have a white Sangria…read moreSmash, a delicious alcohol filled beverage. It was a good meal. And the service was excellent. Waitress did a great job checking on us once every six minutes. Keep up the great work Boston pizza.

WOW what an amazing little shop in Lacombe. There needs to be more of these everywhere. Stopped by…read morethis morning to pick up a gluten free birthday cake and my Celiac wife was in heaven. Like a kid in a candy shop. We've never seen such a full bakery and such a variety of baked goods. Her little shopping basket was bursting at the seams with products. We should have brought a bigger cooler with us. Her freezer is fully stocked again. If your celiac I truly hope you do a little road trip out to Lacombe and support this bakery. Buy some product and stay for lunch. They also offer door to door delivery in Edmonton if you're unable to make it out there.

Not located near really anything else. Parking available in front of the store front. Quite busy…read moreSaturday (3 other couples) - which means it must be good! Had a couple free samples which was cool. Pre-sliced bread available. Freezers full of good-looking baking - cakes, cookies, tart shells, pies, pizza. I ended up just getting a cookie (walnut spice) which had a really strong spice flavor that I appreciated but not the best gluten-free cookie I've had.

This has been our go to restaurant for years. I was disappointed with the whole experience for the…read morefirst time on Saturday night. The service was great as always. I did call for a reservation in the morning for 8 plus a 2 year old. We were put in the private area which was okay. They charged us a 18 percent gratuity without telling me in advance. We always tip without being forced to. The food was okay but was charged for any extras including butter chives and bacon bits for the baked potato. There were no buns offered which were always were before. We were there for my birthday and probably won't be back.

Well now, who knew I'd find a decently new and well-manicured lounge in Lacombe? Not I until I did…read morea search for lunch and came up with this recommendation from Kyle G. Though even from his description, I thought it was going to be a seedy looking joint with great food! Instead, it ended up being a good-sized restaurant and sports bar. I sat on the bar side (it was pretty empty, but it was a weekday afternoon!). Sometimes, when places are empty, it's even harder to get service. Not here, the one server/bartender on for the afternoon was prompt with my drink order and a lunch menu. Lunch fare is usually pub food but with a Greek twist. Expect to find sandwiches, burgers and wrap.. but also some entrees like spanakopita. I opted for the grilled vegetable and chicken piadina (or piatina? something like that). It was a grilled pita filled with veggies, chicken, feta cheese and sauce. Soooo good! It hit the spot for a hungry wanderer like myself. There's nothing overly special about the drinks... the usual big name beers are on tap or in bottle. I'd up another star if they carried some Alberta beers. The bathrooms were also very clean and as new as the rest of Leto's! Clean bathrooms like this in a small town impress the pants off me... pardon the bathroom pun. There was a cash machine on premise, so I'm not sure if they accept debit or not.