Dudley was amazing , great food and great vibe . Large portions and good beverages. I would…read morerecommend this for a friends and family. 5 stars

The Dudley bills itself as a "sports bar," a term I kept in mind during my most recent--and…read moremercifully brief--second visit. Now, when one hears "sports bar," certain expectations naturally follow: A menu of reliable, if unimaginative, pub fare; Service that is brisk without being brusque; and Televisions broadcasting actual sports--plural. These were the modest criteria for our Saturday night outing. We wanted casual, we wanted laid-back, and above all, we wanted to watch the Leafs take on the Blackhawks in an original-six matchup. A simple request, really--the sort of thing that should be baked into the DNA of any establishment daring to call itself a sports bar. Instead, what we got was a masterclass in missing the point. Unbeknownst to me, the evening coincided with a major UFC event--a spectacle I neither follow nor resent, but which apparently consumed every screen in the building like an invasive species. Upon seating, I made the radical suggestion that one--just one--of the many televisions be tuned to the hockey broadcast. This was met with the kind of inertia usually reserved for geological formations. I understand The Dudley likely paid handsomely for the privilege of airing the fight, but here's a thought: read the room. Beyond a half-dozen twenty-somethings glued to the octagon, the rest of the bar seemed about as invested in UFC as they were in quantum mechanics. From there, the evening spiraled into mediocrity. The booth assigned to us was a Jackson Pollock of crumbs and congealed sauces; I left with shoes that looked like they'd moonlighted as mop heads. Unacceptable. The food? A triumph of apathy. Whoever plated our meals did so with the enthusiasm of a teenager forced to write an essay on a Saturday. Pub grub doesn't need to be art, but when everything else is circling the drain, it should at least try to be edible with flair. Instead, dishes advertised with whimsical touches--"tomato jam," for instance (a pretentious euphemism for ketchup?)--were executed so half-heartedly that one wonders why the charade exists at all. Innovation without delivery isn't clever; it's culinary cosplay. In conclusion, while this visit does not permanently exile The Dudley from future consideration, let's just say it won't be topping my list anytime soon. Mediocrity may be forgivable, but only when paired with effort--and effort was conspicuously absent.

I went on a Wednesday and got the Beef Dip lunch special, it was amazing. Came with fries and a…read moresalad, with gravy to dip for about $20. The deli is large with lots of selection on European foods. The staff were super kind and had great service. I highly recommend and will be coming back every time I'm in PG.

I heard they have cabbage rolls and perogies on special on special at this deli on Thursdays --…read moresomething I really like -- so I decided to try them out today. I am really glad I did; the food was fantastic. I should note that while you can eat in (I did), the establishment is really meant for taking the food out. There are only only 3 small tables that you can sit at. The deli isn't very obvious from the outside. I have probably driven past it a hundred times without noticing it. As you are going up Massey toward Ospika, it is on the right side of the road in the same building at Nedco with the big blue awning. If you pass Nicholson Street you have gone too far.

30 dollars a night to stay with no services. Accepted this as we were coming out to visit/support…read moreour friend battling cancer and potentially spending her last summer doing what she loves. We brought our generator (a quiet model) and Starlink to help her have contact with the outside and a bit of entertainment in the evening. Checked the "rules" before departure regarding generators, pets etc. These were not clear, simply use your judgment, no firm parameters like we've experienced at other sites. Seems the rules are arbitrary. The website is impossible to navigate and clearly isn't monitored or updated. There are entire sections that appear to need coding or adapting (ie: the phone number is jumbled and would likely be confusing for anyone unfamiliar with local numbers) Don't bother trying to garner clarity either. Our friends attempted to get additional information regarding the sites and rules and had no luck. The sites appear to have been hastily relabeled , presumably to create more "spaces" where there really weren't any. The space I booked was not where I ended up but since we never saw the owner or any sign of them (with exception to the stranger who randomly showed up to passive aggressively advise us of the generator rule/non rule)Pets must be leashed (completely reasonable) but the owners pets are roaming free. We didn't hear or see anyone when we arrived, typically the owner will come greet you at some point, or at the very least, confirm you've paid for the spot. Our friends had arrived before us and prepaid for firewood that didn't show up until 2 days later. The rationale being that the kid that does it only comes out on the weekend and the family is friends of the owner. Using the common sense rule, we shut our generator down at 11pm and didn't restart it until 9 the next morning for the first night. We were sitting around the fire at 10pm Friday evening and the same "freind" came over and said we should shut the generator off so we didn't get "in trouble " from the owner. We complied. This morning we started the generator up a bit earlier, approximately 830 am as I wanted to charge up the internal power source and have internet available for our sick friend (who unfortunately has already committed to staying here for the summer and will absolutely need to have power and contact with the outside) Apparently the owner made an appearance while our other friend was walking their dog and said we needed to keep generators off as it interrupts the peace others come out here for. I suppose the sxs her friend is going around on is exempt. Here's the thing. We can absolutely appreciate and respect rules when they are CLEAR and FIRM. If we, or our dying friend might have known the type of environment we were coming into, we might have chosen a different area. To have no interaction with the owner except peripherally when she's decided these arbitrary rules need to be enforced, is certainly not encouraging for a second visit- which is unfortunate since it may have been an option in the winter for us. So, I suppose if you want absolute quiet, no fishing off shore (the entire shore not just the main swim areas which may make sense) no services whatsoever for the approximate cost of a full service site (we typically pay 40-50 a night for full service) for the privilege of setting your rv on their unkempt grass contradictory, arbitrary rules, then this is definitely the place for you. To be fair, there were a few people camped here, so there's clearly some that may appreciate this type of environment. Perhaps other friends or aquantences of the owners that help out by monitoring the other sites? I'm unsure. But, we certainly won't be back. We really hope our friend fares better as she potentially spends her last summer here.

Our daughter recommended this place and we are so very glad she did .. The staff of this resort…read moreare awesome!! .. great place to disconnect from the world .. as they have very ,limited cell phone and no wireless. Be prepared for a about a 25 minute drive into town or the nearest store / come with groceries in hand .. the lake is beautiful and the cabins are clean and well kept 132 acres to roam around on .. just watch out for wildlife..This is defiantly a place we would stay at again and very inexpensive to stay at with amazing views of the lake

Some of the fondest memories I have road-tripping in the summer as a teenager are in Prince George…read more And I am pleased that all of those visits were based here at Canada's Best Value Inn. I cannot officially promise that they provide the best value out of all inns in Canada as I have yet to stay at every inn in Canada. However, I can confirm that the accomodations were clean, tidy, and comfortable, and that the staff were kind and friendly. I am looking forward to making my own way to Prince George in due course as an adult, and this establishment will be my first choice of places to stay when I finally have the opportunity to do so.

Decent mid-range motel right off of Hwy 97…read more I stayed here just one night one a recent road trip. The woman at the desk was efficient, if not very patient (she appeared to be alone and the place was a bit busy when I arrived though). Price: Moderate considering the location and amenities. WiFi: Free and speedy. Cleanliness: Very good. The towels were slightly small and thin, but soft nonetheless. Room: Nice - with a three-drawer dresser, small refer, 4-cup coffee pot, mirrored closet and a desk with one chair. Television (I didn't use), a couple of night stands and a large air conditioner unit. Bathroom: Fairly basic, though the fan is a bit noisy. Shower: Here is where the star rating drops - a lot. Very good water temp, high-pressure needle spray that can't be adjusted, so if you have delicate skin, skip it. The bad part was that the shower curtain was so lightweight and the water pressure was so high, it 'sucked' the curtain into the shower area, nearly wrapping around me as I was trying to take as shower. As there was no way to adjust the water pressure or spray pattern, I had to resort to wetting the bottom of the curtain so it would stick to the tub - and leaving a 10-12 inch gap at one end so the air could escape. Seriously - it was almost like someone was standing ton the other side of the curtain and trying to hug (or otherwise caress) me through the damp material - clammy and slightly disturbing. Overall, it was a decent place to stay, but I think I'd take a pass next time since I like a relaxing shower after a long days' drive - and fending off amorous shower curtains is not my idea of relaxing.

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The exceptional and thoughtful service from Margie and her team at Prince George Florist was very…read moremuch appreciated. They add that special personal touch that is missing in big business. In these challenging times we live in the kindness and attention to detail is a bright spot. Thank you so much for making my niece's day special and providing such excellent service. I would definitely recommend Prince George Florist for all your flower needs.

I bought some flowers for my mom and because they knew she was elderly they made it extra special…read moreand threw in a couple roses. I really appretiate the extra time the staff spent with me. They are the best.

I've ordered here a few times since I came to Prince George and it is a reasonably good place. When…read moreit comes to the pizza, the dough is hit and miss. It's sometimes really good and sometimes a little bit on the soggy side. They give you plenty of toppings, but perhaps slack on the cheese a tad. Nothing too bad, it is noticeable on some of the pizzas though. In terms of customer service, the guy that always answers the phone is a bit rude/impatient though the delivery guys always seem nice. Every time I've ordered they've quoted 45 minutes to an hour, and every time it came in 15-20 minutes so keep an ear out even if they say it'll be later. My only real issue with it is value for money. When buying two pizzas (which you should always do), each basic 14" pizza works out to $15 not including tax. This isn't competitive with most of the other chains in town, particularly as the chains have specials and coupons that can get you an equivalent pizza for around $12 before tax. Overall it's a decent place, just doesn't stand out.

For my neighbourhood, there is only one choice for Pizza. I love the pizza here. The price is very…read moreexcellent, the guys running the place are super friendly, and the pizza... Amazing dough, and excellent ingredients. I won't bother with the pricey pub pizza up the street, or dominoes (which would be my other two options in my neighbourhood. I also like that I get a free 6 pack of pop when I go pick the food up.

Great service, kind employees, amazingly clean, and fantastic speed! One of the top 3 Subways I…read morehave been to and I have gone to Subways all across Canada.