Burgers were great! They even had gluten free buns! Milkshake was tasty but a little runny…read more Standard fast food decor that's good for a quick meal. I'd definitely go back except for a slightly upsetting experience when we were done with our lunch. My 12 year old niece came back from the bathroom - no tp. And when she tried to wash her hands, she turned on both faucets and only hot water came out - hot enough that when she came out of the bathroom, her hands were red and burned. Now I know that can happen, but when we mentioned it to the owner, and suggested that he reduce the temperature of the hot water, he refused to acknowledge that there might be a problem. He finally grudgingly went to check. My niece was left with red, sore hands, and feeling guilty for having said anything, and I was left feeling angry that the man was so dismissive!

Was passing by this area during lunch and decided to try this place out, we've never been here…read morebefore. Not impressed. For two burgers, one regular potato fries and a bottle of water, they told us it about $60. I told them the price didn't look right and I wasn't going to pay for that. The guy at the counter said he was customizing my order because it would be cheaper. All I wanted was to switch a beef pattie for a lamb pattie, that's all. One of the burgers already had lamb, the other one didn't so I wanted to switch it. Based on my calculation, it would be about $39 at the most with tax. How is $60 cheaper than $39? We didn't appreciate their staff looking at us every few minutes. Made us feel uncomfortable. There was nothing special about the burgers or the fries. Pattie was crumbly and the bun was soggy and couldn't hold the meat. We were glad to try it but it's not for us. Lesson learned from this dining experience: always question your bill when it doesn't look right. Even better, calculate it yourself and in advance is possible, that way you know exactly what you're paying for. And don't feel pressured to pay for anything until you're satisfied with your bill.

I've heard about this restaurant from several friends over the years, and today, our hunger finally…read moremade it the perfect time to visit. This place exudes warmth and coziness--walking in feels like stepping into a home, with charming decorations, a welcoming menu, and inviting dining room decor that immediately put us at ease. The servers were incredibly friendly, and the generous portions truly live up to the name, making this one of my new favorite spots. Plus, they offer some fascinating catering options and ready-to-eat oven meals that I can't wait to try. Excited to return and explore more!

Rustic atmosphere , great service, decent food…read more I went there for lunch and was greeted by a a friendly server. Ordered a Bailey's latte' and Mac & cheese. (See photo) The coffee was perfect and a decent size, I ordered it without the included whipped cream. The Mac & cheese was good, with 3 cheese sauce, but had a sour taste, which I learned was due to added lemon juice. (Not my ideal, but not too unpleasant either).

The burger itself isn't the issue, the service however is enough for me to not go there. On this…read morelast visit, myself and a friend spent $70 on two burgers and milkshakes and this girl at the till wanted to refuse TO TAKE CASH for payment, I laughed and asked her if she wanted me to pay with goats? Like wtf

My experience at Fatburger Maple Ridge was one of the most humiliating and discriminatory…read moreencounters I have ever had in a public business. I am a disabled woman with a legitimate service dog, clearly identifiable and fully protected under British Columbia human rights law. Instead of being served like any other customer, I was treated with suspicion, stared at, interrogated, and made to feel as though I needed to justify my disability and medical accommodation to staff. That conduct is unlawful. Staff refused service, questioned me in an invasive and humiliating manner, and behaved as though my presence was a problem that needed to be examined or "verified." I was made to feel criminalized simply for existing as a disabled person. There was no professionalism, no apology, and no understanding of the law--only hostility and exclusion. This was not a misunderstanding or momentary confusion. It was a complete failure of training, management, and basic human decency. Under BC law, businesses do not get to decide whether a service dog is "real enough," nor are they permitted to interrogate disabled patrons or impose arbitrary standards. The duty is clear: you accommodate, or you discriminate. What occurred here meets the definition of prima facie discrimination. It is deeply disturbing that in 2025, a paying customer was subjected to this treatment. If this is how disabled patrons are handled, then this location is not safe, not inclusive, and not legally compliant. I will never return, and I strongly caution anyone with a disability or service animal to avoid this location. Corporate leadership should take this complaint seriously, as this conduct exposes the franchise to significant reputational and legal consequences. Do better. Train your staff. Learn the law. Disabled people are not criminals--and our service dogs are not up for debate.

Stumbling across this diner was a huge "Don't judge a book by its cover" moment. The outside is…read morecold and gray with blacked out windows that are barred from the inside. Stepping into the establishment you are met with a light haze coming from the kitchen. The experience only goes up from there. The staff were friendly and even offered wellness shots on the house. Their menu is a collection of burgers and typical diner food. I always crave something spicy and was immediately drawn to their Spicy BBQ burger. This was massive and filled to the brim with toppings including 3 thick cut slices of bacon. It was great, but I almost wish it was spicier. My fiancee on the other hand had a Poutine which was my first true experience of this classic dish. It was interesting with a contrast in flavors and textures; between the crunch of the fries and the chew of the cheese curds.

It's the classic "hole-in-the-wall" - you'd likely never stop at it. But the little diner has great…read morefood at decent prices. If you're in the neighbourhood check it out.

Decent food and decent service!! Very popular neighbourhood restaurant. Popular with older folks.read more

I ate a fantastic schnitzel and was served by a wonderful waitress. The vibe was exactly as you'd…read morehope for in a diner. My only regret was not leaving space for pie!

Decent but nothing spectacular by any means!!! I will definitely try it again before leaving a…read moreworthy review.

The Blacked Chicken and Alfredo is my all-time favourite! Enjoy the Browns Lager as well. The…read morerestaurant is lively and service is usually warm and friendly.

Burger too fat for me...hard to eat! Saying that, the burger was delicious and worth the struggle!read more

I was greeted by an exuberant staff. The food was prepared as I ordered and the dining area was…read morevery clean.

Great selection of beers and food. Loved the atmosphere and the ambiance. Would come with friends…read moreand family.

No bar service, table only- or that's what I was told. Sat waiting on the patio for 20 mins without…read morea single server even looking at me and it was a very easy slow day. Utterly annoying and poor. Would not recommend this place at all as the staff don't care.

took forever to get my food as it was just sitting there in the bag on the counter with my drink…read moreright be side it as he proceeded the help that lady at the in store counter and taking multiple orders and then fucks up my original with cheese by forgetting the cheese like thats the main part of the burger how do you fuck that up

A good alternative to the golden arch. Good burgers, decent service, and good value…read more The yam fries are welcome addition to the menu. Free self serve pop and nice patio.