Great staff and awesome food. These guys take great pride in their dishes and it shows. I…read moreespecially enjoyed the Caesar and French onion soup!

Four nights in a row, days before they shut down for a couple of months, and ... It was excellent…read more-- sliders, great; pizza, amazing; pasta, delicious; fries, ridiculous and what's up with the wings!? And the service was extremely good. If you're up at the resort you'd be insane not to come by for a drink and a meal. Worth the trip up from town.

jfyi. this pub is closed and had been for years. it's only a cold beer and wine store now. and…read morethe owners won't sell the place for some reason...

We used to come regularly after skiing or paddling in Golden; it was *the* place to go for a…read moreburger. But the service has definitely gone downhill in the last few years. we dropped in for dinner after biking about 6:30 on Saturday night. There was one couple already eating. We ordered 3 Trapper Burgers. It took close to 45 minutes for our burgers to arrive. And when they did, they were dry and somewhat burnt tasting. The bacon was hard to find, the mushrooms very scant and the cheese was the thinnest layer I have ever seen. In early September you would expect good produce but the lettuce was limp and the tomatoes were shave slices of midwinter 'tennis ball'. If it is any consolation, the fries weren't bad and the clamp chowder soup was pretty good. AVOID!

While on vacation in Golden, British Columbia, Whitetooth Mountain Bistro is a restaurant that…read morecaptures the spirit of the Canadian Rockies. With the stunning Kootenay Mountains and Dogtooth Range as its backdrop, the atmosphere feels both distinctly mountain-town and surprisingly sophisticated. The interior is casual yet elegant, with warm sage-green walls, food photography, locally sourced wood accents, and rich chocolate-brown booths and banquettes. It strikes that perfect balance of cozy and casual dining. We started with the Yam Fries, which were crispy, savory, and topped with garlic, Parmesan, and basil, with a bright lime aioli on the side. The combination of flavors were a highlight, especially the contrast between the richness of the Parmesan and the fresh citrusy aioli. For my entrée, I ordered the Black Cod: pan-seared Atlantic black cod with lemon butter, seasonal vegetables, pea risotto, leek, and orange salsa. The cod was the standout, delicate, buttery, and nicely prepared. I especially enjoyed the combination of the creamy pea risotto with the brightness of the leek and orange salsa. It was a thoughtfully composed dish that felt both comforting and fresh. It was a substantial portion size and I was able to take food to-go. My friend ordered this dish as well and it was large enough to split! This might have been my favorite culinary dish in Canada. I also appreciate that Whitetooth makes an effort to use locally sourced ingredients whenever possible, and the daily food and drink specials give you another reason to return and see what's being offered. Service was a bit slow during our visit, although the restaurant was busy, and we ended up with the last available table in the dining area. Given the setting and the overall experience, the wait was ultimately manageable. Whitetooth Mountain Bistro is a lovely representation of Golden, relaxed enough for outdoor enthusiasts, welcoming to families, and polished enough for a romantic dinner. Add in the mountain views, cozy atmosphere, and beautifully prepared food, and it's easy to see why this is a place worth seeking out when visiting Golden.

Quick stop in for my husband to taste a few brews. Fairly busy on a Tuesday afternoon. A few folks…read morehad grabbed sandwich at a great looking cafe/boulangerie a few doors down and brought them in to eat. A true brewery feel, works for me, not a lot of ambiance per se.

Delicious and much better priced than anything else around. Super friendly staff with…read morerecommendations about sightseeing.

The Outpost is part of the Post Hotel, the entrance around to the right side when facing the front…read morehotel entrance. It was very busy and very noisy when we stopped in for dinner. They have a bar and a few TVs. I ordered their Post Burger, which came with a huge pile of fries. The burger was fine, pretty standard, except there was a sweet red sauce, I assume the house burger sauce listed on the menu, that did make it different. I liked our server, even though he forgot I had asked for a salad instead of fries and he had to be reminded we wanted a to go box for my wife's pizza. We got to chat with him for a couple of minutes, nice guy. I think he is just someone who is easily distracted.

Went for breakfast, excellent ambience, excellent food, excellent staff. Free coffee refills were…read moreexcellent. Maybe one of the best breakfast spots in golden IMO.

There was a group of five of us. We arrived on time for our reservation and were promptly greeted…read moreand seated. The ambience is a little dark but fine. I had the cod. Others at the table had pasta. We were all satisfied with the entrees. Now, anyone who knows me knows I am all about the dessert. Banana lava cake. Sounded interesting. Big disappointment. The cake had just been taken out of the freezer; parts of it were cold. There was no lava whatsoever anywhere. That a still partially frozen dessert (that's supposed to be at least warm) would be served is enough for me to not go back. In addition, the cake was dry and not flavorful. Will try somewhere else next time we're in Golden.

Love this place. It's always a mandatory stop when we pass through. Fish and chips are amazing.read more

Food was ok But not cheap…read more $4 up charge on a side Caesar salad the server should let you know when they ask if you want it And $3.50 for a mediocre coffee is way to much

My husband and I had the 5 course tasting menu (vegan for me). It was delicious! My quinoa…read morerisotto was the best I've ever had! The carrot soup was also amazing. My husband loved the duck confit tart the most. Our table had a beautiful view of the mountains. We highly recommend this restaurant!

Yelp has a lot of 5 star reviews for Golden which I have trouble believing but Cedar House is…read morehonest to goodness freaking amazing. The location is a puzzler because the chef could probably work anywhere because he's so talented but obviously wanted a slower paced life away from where more restaurants of this caliber would be found. That being said finding this place is a total gem. A bit spendy but all things considered I'm not unhappy to pay for what they deliver. You have a bit of a trip outside golden to get here on the highway to radium but it's worth the extra effort to find it. The restaurant is gorgeous - a converted rustic cabin with a ton of attention to detail and the view and surroundings are just breath taking. It ALMOST felt like a private dining experience except there was one other couple in the other room but we were so separate it could have been just us, our server and the chef. Something I remember fondly is the wonderful playlist - I would love to know what some of the songs were. Despite the food and atmosphere the restaurant was casual dress which worked for us on our visit because we got in from a long drive a little later than we planned and didn't have time to suit up. Now for the food which really was the best part and why someone might go here in the first place. The amuse and bread set the done for the meal perfectly. The food was very earthy and wholesome with lots of berries, root vegetables and seeds and I don't think it's accidental that I think of these things as things I might have foraged in the woods where were situated. Well, assuming I could forage VERY well and then also cook them up into some amazing heaven. I would see the same ingredients show up in other dishes and love how different they tasted while staying along the same flavor profile. Really well thought out menu for sure and the ingredients are high quality and thoughtfully chosen. Something I most appreciate is being a vegetarian here didn't make me feel like an afterthought. I could eat both the soup and salad and there was an entree that was as special as any of the meat options. I don't know where the idea for the veggie steak came from, but wowsers do I wish I could take some basic produce and make something like that. The steak was literally a thick cut slice of from a head of cauliflower then then seared like a steak and seasoned to be amazing. If someone told me they wanted me to pay $30 for a slice of cauliflower I might have told them where to go but this was truly inspired and packed with flavor somehow. I don't even normally like cauliflower, I don't dislike it but I don't seek it out and I just loved this preparation. My husband pointed out that the "steak" was laying in a think sauce (I actually think it was more of the soup) and it made it look "bloody" like a steak might. Although that's not the kind of thing a vegetarian likes to think about, I think it's also very cleaver. Overall this place is just divine. We ate here because we stayed here and figured out after it had such a highly acclaimed restaurant which was totally just a happy accident. We'll be coming back next time through Golden.

We had a blast here!!…read more No food, but tons of beer. The selection was great and the options terrific. The bar is small, which was kinda of a bummer. We sat at a table, fortunately our waitress was awesome, so the service was top notch. They had Keno everywhere, so we donated a bunch of money to the Canadian government. What was really odd, and kinda funny, was that the two large screens were off by a few seconds. One had neat graphics, the other was all business. Not used to that. I would go back for sure.

Absolutely terrible service and terrible food.. 45 mins for food while they were at maybe half…read morecapacity?

Recommended by locals, The Village Idiot delivers a Revelstoke experience with a curiously…read moreAntipodean accent. Between the accents at the bar and the easygoing après crowd, I briefly wondered whether I had been teleported from the Rockies to the Australian coast. The room, dressed in retired skis and snowboards, hums with a loud, convivial energy that suits a post-mountain appetite. The pizza is a worthy effort, its crust carrying a pleasant, almost pretzel-like chew. My chosen pie, however, did not quite live up to its billing as an award winner. The toppings felt restrained where they ought to have been generous, leaving the ambition of the menu a step ahead of the plate. Service is warm and unpretentious, very much in keeping with the spirit of the place. A spirited local haunt worth a visit for the atmosphere; choose your pizza wisely.

It's a funny little crowded spot. We wanted poutine & hot toddy's - which they delivered with a…read moresmile. We also had pizza and the crust tasted like pretzel dough. Not bad idiots. Not bad

In the past 3 days, I totally enjoyed 5 meals at Peaks Grill…read more The wines were great, as were the beer and food options. The staff was perfect in this nice restaurant. Good seating inside, and outdoors on the patio. Great time.

The Peaks Grill is a good place to come in and warm up when skiing cold days on the slopes. The…read morefood and drink is priced not too badly, since it is at a ski resort. Classic poutine is $14, sweet Thai chicken chili poutine is $16. There's plenty of space to sit on inside. The wifi was pretty decent. They kept enough craft beer selections on hand. I was there during Family Weekend, so some ran out due to the large crowds that were there. Service can be hit or miss depending on whether there's enough help scheduled.