Absolutely fantastic experience, all round. We were a group of 28 golfers, and all of us were so…read moreimpressed. The food, staff, and ambiance were all top notch. They accommodated us with short notice and were well prepared for an influx of noisy, demanding patrons. Many thanks. Highly recommend.

Great roast beef special. Good gravy. Super young lady serving, Emersynn. Clean establishment. Good…read moreseats , I am average size, the rest are short. Highly recommended.

Chicken satay skewers Feta and beet salad…read more Poutine small side Kids grilled cheese and side Caesar salad. Annika was our server. She was super friendly and. Very attentive. She checked on us often and was very personable . I recommend requesting her. The satay skewers were kind of bland. The fries in the poutine were cold. Overall. the indoor dining was super busy, and pretty loud with everyone talking in a small space. There were lots of TVs on with no sound. Then, they turned the hockey game sound on. The General Manger came by and was extremely friendly and welcoming. We enjoyed the incredible lake and Mountain Views from the dining area.

I've regularly visited this spot every time I've been in Invermere for the past few years. The…read morelocation is second to none. Beautiful lake views. The food is good too. The service was welcoming at first. However, I visited just recently and had a rather awkward and peculiar customer service experience. There was a group ahead of me waiting to be seated. I was a group of one and had been waiting for several minutes to be addressed. I passed through the group to speak with the hostess to avoid any confusion that I was with them and make my presence known. Was not greeted. Was instead told in a scolding sort of tone that they were helping the other group as though I was in the wrong coming forward to speak with them. This dynamic continued throughout the whole maybe hour I was there. Literally sat waiting at my table for service for 20 mins wondering where my server was. Was a polite guest that was basically treated like an alien. Whatever happened to making the guest feel welcome? Maybe wait a bit before visiting here. Let them go through a staff change and get rid of these sociopaths they currently have representing their establishment.

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.

Food was great! The Donair was amazing! The burger and fries were good as well! I would highly…read morerecommend trying it!

Had tue jumbalaya and finished the girl friends fettuccine Alfredo…read more The jumbalaya was excellent with medium heat. The fettuccine was amazing.

Was a very fun night! Music was great and the dance floor was busy all night long. I will certainly…read morego back with a few girlfriends to have some fun in the summer!

Hey girls, if you're looking for a place to get demeaned and verbally abused by staff here's the…read moreplace to go! Let's talk about the bouncer who witnessed a (bottle service patron) make extremely disgusting derogatory comment to a girl on the street. Bouncer wasn't happy when I confronted the patron about it and said he'd have his eye on me. Kept reiterating that this was a bottle service patron so ooooobviously he held rank over a lowly female customer. Now here's my mistake. Once inside I decided to use the bathroom. Since the lady's room was full I walked into the stall in the men's room. Knock on the door. It's my friend the bouncer accusing me of doing drugs and telling me to leave the bar. Side note: I don't do drugs and I showed him my purse. Righty-o pal. Much better places to be in banff anyways

Please don't go here. Food took forever and I got food poisoning. Paid $32 per plate for the…read morechicken with mash and veggies and it all tasted bad unfortunately. Been sick for 2 days starting 30 minutes after eating here. Only positive was the very cute Christmas decorations in the lobby and outside the windows.

The food was good, my wife had the Soup of the Day that was chicken and corn, she then ordered the…read moreBeef skewers, but ended up with the Chicken Skewers. The waitress apologized and mentioned she would have the kitchen make the correct ones, but my wife being a good person said no need to. She said they were really good, and some things happen for a reason. I had the Ribeye and buttermilk mashed potatoes with gravy. The Ribeye I wished to be a better cut, but for the price I was not disappointed. The restaurant has a very nice comfortable atmosphere. I see many reviews complain about the wait time, but had no issues. However, it was a Wednesday evening, and can see reservations would be a good option on a weekend.

First meal in Canmore. Stopped by for lunch. Had the poutine and chicken sandwich. Decent fare…read more Nothing amazing. Service was good.

Drake Screaming Retriever Pub delivered a 3-star food experience--exactly expected from pub food…read more For my appetizer, I ordered the Kale and Beet Salad and added grilled steak. The salad portion was huge. While I couldn't taste any of the promised orange in the orange balsamic vinaigrette, it was just ok. The grilled steak was quite rubbery, though that's somewhat expected for standard pub steak. The house-made pasta had a strange, almost overcooked texture that completely lacked the classic chewy stretch of a fresh noodle. The Tagliatelle Pomodoro was also incredibly bland, and the tomato sauce tasted like it came straight out of a Ragu jar. The saving grace was the side of chicken we added, which was wonderfully flavorful and juicy. While my mother-in-law raved about her pesto dish, I personally prefer the refrigerated pesto from Trader Joe's over the version served here. Come for the pub atmosphere and the chicken, but you might want to skip the fresh pasta.

Despite not having the highest reviews in the area, we really wanted a sit down dinner and a…read morecocktail after two nights eating takeout. We took a chance and are happy we did! Fortunately my husband needed the restroom so I wandered around the facility a bit while I waited for him. I wandered just past Bear's Paw and came upon Antlers Restaurant. After checking the menu I saw they both used the same menu, at least at this time of year, but Antlers had a nicer vibe. We were seated immediately and greeted by a terrifically nice waitress. She provided the best service and was super friendly and helpful. We decided to share a small Carrot & Beet salad and then a 14" Foragers pizza, to which we added some chicken for protein. The salad was so fresh and I swooned over the fresh roasted veg. A small detail but those matter!! The pizza could have used a bit more sauce, it was a little dry, but that's just a note and not a complaint per se. We were walking out the door when I realized we hadn't been offered dessert and unfortunately I forgot. Dangit. Sticky Toffee Pudding is one of our favorites and it was on the menu....grrrr. Oh well, saved a few calories for another day!

We were staying at the resort and tried this place a couple of times. Love the patio views. Beer…read morewas great. Food was great. Service was great great place to have a meal and view the mountains.

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.