Review Visit: July 14th, 2015…read more Yes, it's called a Drive Inn. No, you can't park your car inside nor rent a room for the evening. Nakusp, BC. Our target destination after what seemed like endless hours of driving. Rolling up at 2am, we quickly headed inside and crashed hard. As soon as we were all awake, we needed some food to help refuel after that wild drive. Doing what I do best, I convinced everyone to head in to town to see what it offered. We hopped back in to the van and hit the town. Seeing as my cousin's wife was from here, she suggested a few places. The Hut was the one that sounded promising to all of us. The van was ushered in to a parking spot and we piled out with our empty bellies. Pouring over the menu, all of our mouths watered at the tasty-sounding goodies offered. I was heavily in to chicken sandwiches around this time so that is what I grabbed. I'm not sure what everyone else ordered but I do know the price was pretty consistent with other places like this. Since it was 5 people ordering food, plus the other customers there, the wait was a bit longer than I expected, but these places tend to make their food whenever it's ordered, so that's not always a bad thing. Once the food came out, we quickly headed to a table with an umbrella as we were roasting in the summer sun. Everyone immediately dived in to their food without hesitation. I had slight trepidation as I was in unfamiliar territory with different cultural viewpoints in how to make food and what toppings to put on it. As I sunk my teeth into that first bite, I knew there was nothing else to worry about. That chicken sandwich was full of big flavor. It may look unassuming in the photo below but I loved that thing and wanted another after finishing it. The menu for The Hut was rather large for the size of the town. The food options were a combination of what you can get at an Ice Cream Shack and a place like diner. Burgers, fish and chips, wraps, ice cream, shakes, breakfast, poutine, etc. There is surely something here that would interest most people. As for the building itself, it is in the shape of a triangle and looks to be a house as well? Or maybe previously a house? The peculiar design definitely catches your eye while driving down the road. Luckily after visiting it this one time, we hit up the Hut a few more times for food during our stay in Nakusp. While we did try other places, as you will see in coming blogs posts, none compared to my instant love for the chicken sandwich at The Hut. Years later, I still want another one.

The reviews made this place sound like it's really good so we stopped and ordered fish n chips,…read moremozza burger with fries and gravy. I'm a fry connoisseur and these fell far from good so I ended up throwing them out! Yes they were homemade but over cooked, small and not memorable. The burger tasted like frozen patty and fish too, gravy was nothing special either. For $30 would rather have bought something worth the price. Service was alright but they seriously need to rethink the approach to make better quality food. I realize it's a small town with limited options but this was BAD!

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.

The food is very decent. Friendly staff. Kid friendly. Proper tables.read more

We rented a 2 bedroom suite, good value. Clean rooms. Easy walking distance to the lake…read more Dinner very good, 2 for 1 burgers the Saturday we were there. Very tasty burgers - 1 mushroom onion beef burger and 1 bacon cheese beef burger plus fries for $9.00.

Great little spot in downtown Revelstoke. Cozy pub atmosphere was perfect for warming up after a…read morecold day of skiing. It was pretty much packed, so I recommend a reservation. The food and drink were all fantastic - especially the French onion soup. The tenderloin was perfectly cooked with chimichurri. Service was friendly and attentive.

The first day in Revelstoke we stopped in for cocktails. Jasmine,our bartender, made us the best…read moreespresso martinis. We checked out the menu and the next day came for dinner. It was busy so we sat at the bar. We had a front row seat to all the action. Again Jasmine took care of us. Dinner was exceptional!! We decided to share, started with the best dish of broccolini and charred carrots, omg, I want the recipe. Our next course was the grilled salad, loaded with yummy lardon. We than split the ratatouille lasagne, absolutely delicious. The dinner was memorable due to the great servers and an amazing menu. We tried the British Columbian wine that was so good as well. I've already told friends that are coming to Revelstoke to make reservations. Such a fun, friendly restaurant.

Food and presentation were excellent. Service also terrific. Highly recommended. Ambiance lovely.read more

If you like sweet teas and good old fashion hamburgers and fries then this place this is NOT the…read moreplace for you . It's a hippie vibe and everything is made healthy and un sweetened.., We ate outside which was beautiful. I had the cheeseburger which was dry and the bun was falling apart. The matcha tea was unsweetened and it tasted like eating straight matcha powder ,I guess if you're a vegan it's the place for you .

Got the grilled lamb and Thai seafood curry. Both were amazing and service was great.read more

Great venue, good food and service. We visited on a ski trip and enjoyed the view, the food and…read moredrinks and the evening.

We were bumming around Kaslo for the first time last week and nearly everything was closed. I guess…read morewe came before the tourist season started. But luckily, we happened upon Mountain King, which was open and delicious. I had the Hanglider which was two crispy tofu patties on a wagel (a sourdough bun) with BBQ sauce and toppings. It was really good. We also got curly fries which were perfect. The menu was huge and had lots of options for meat-eaters and vegetarians alike. I'd highly recommend it on your next visit there.

Mountain King is located on Main st, outdoor seating that's kept clean! They have delicious…read moreburgers, fries and they ALWAYS have friendly smiling faces, PLUS the best ice cream around!!

Great little cafe in Revelstoke, BC. I drink a lot of coffee, and Terravita has some of the best…read moreI've ever tasted - the house drip was perfectly brewed, and rich in flavor. Made sure to buy a big bag to go before hitting the road. The pesto poachie had some great flavor for breakfast, and they have gluten free bread (although the sourdough sounded delicious). They have a charming, casual modern ambiance. You order at the counter and they bring food to your table - it was almost full mid-morning, so you might need to wait for a table or take food to go.

Amazing breakfast Sammie!!!! Hungry and looking for yummy vittles in Revy? Want quick easy…read morebreakfast sandwich? Go HERE NOW !!! ‍

Pretty decent food at a ski resort. They have daily pasta and seafood specials, and a menu with…read morelots of variety. They had a Laksa which I tried. It's definitely not traditional Malaysian Laksa, but the sauce was pretty rich and I'm fine with the interpretation. The daily pasta special was a carbonara with crispy pancetta. Done pretty well. The pancetta was on point, slightly salty but still crispy and great texture. The sauce was nice, not too rich. I know my wife raved about the daily salmon special. Excellent potatoes - crispy on outside but creamy and soft on the inside. Great place to come to for some fine dining while skiing here. Beware it's pricey though.

This was by far our favorite place to eat in silver Star Mountain village: Sort of a cross between…read morea pub and a bistro, with lots of comfort food and appetizers as well as high-end pub food, typically with organic ingredients. At night, they moved it up one notch to even nicer fare. Atmosphere was dark and cozy, with a roaring fire and couch at one end. Generous booths lined the outside walls. A small stage was setup for live music. A perfect spot for tired skiers to strip off their outer layers and stay awhile -whether it be lunch or an après ski snack and cocktail. For us, it didn't hurt that it was only a few steps away from the ski school pickup area. And they had a kid's menu. No menu on the table here; It was written on a giant chalkboard surrounding the door and was ever-changing, apart from a few mainstays. Burgers, wraps and sandwiches were excellent and the soup was phenomenal. On my first lunch visit I had a glorious seafood chowder (with big chunks of local salmon) and a few days later a delicious potato-leek soup, one of the best I've ever had. Beers on tap were limited to just four from a local brewery, Okanagan Springs. I tried both the pale ale and black lager - both very good. Beyond that there was a decent bottled beer and wine list. I didn't get a chance to try any well drinks. With a free pass on Valentine's evening, my wife and I snuck in for dinner here, reservations made, but not really needed. My steak was good, though on the tough side. My wife's squash risotto was perfect and very satisfying. Wyndham Estates Winery was there handing out generous tasting samples for everyone. The only disappointing moment was at dessert time - no chocolate! Being Valentine's day, with nice Shiraz flowing freely, a complete lack of chocolate on the menu constituted a major fail in my book. Though considering they are still basically a pub at heart, I don't feel justified reducing their rating based on this one issue. The Den was an especially fun place with the Winter Olympics going in nearby Vancouver, with 3 widescreen TVs showing the coverage. Canadian flags were hung everywhere, and the staff were all sporting "Go-Canada-Go" t-shirts. At one point, when Canada won a gold medal, the staff announced everyone would get a free round. We gladly participated.