Review Visit: July 14th, 2015…read more Who knew there were so many places to get coffee in such a little town. Our journey across Canada brought us to Nakusp, where there seems to be 1 coffee shop per 500 people in town. No, seriously. This is one of three places I got coffee while I was in Nakusp. Not that I am complaining or anything. As with a lot of places in Nakusp, we stumbled upon this place during our afternoon stroll through town. Since I am magnetically drawn to coffee places, my accomplices had now choice but to follow me in. At first, I wasn't 100% sure this was a coffee place. I didn't get a good look in the window before heading in. I was kind of expecting it to be a bar or something to do with adult beverages. It was a welcome surprise that it was a coffee place. We entered and looked around. I noticed the menu offered more than coffee to order. We all noticed they had your typical coffee shop stuff for sale. Bags of coffee, baked goods, various coffee accessories, etc. They also had a small table or two set up inside for consuming your beverage/food. If it's a beautiful day outside, they have some outdoor seating. While we looked over the menu, I decided on my usual ice caramal latte. My cohorts got plain coffees and Andy also picked up some nanaimo bars here for the kids. Seeing as we just got coffees and baked goods, we resumed our walk around town. This is when I took my first sip and what a delicious latte it was. It wasn't something to write home about but after having it made in many different ways, it was nice to have it done in a way that I prefer. The drink was smooth and full of flavor without anything overpowering the other ingredients. It's a shame we never made it here for lunch. The menu had some stuff on it that sounded really appetizing and also the baked goods looked delicious behind the glass. I also wanted to pick up some of the Kick Ass flavor of coffee they had on sale.

On a short vacay here in Nacusp and wanted to try the breakfast here. Had the loaded omelet with…read morehash browns. It was spectacular. Cooked to perfection and tasted delicious. Was definitely full and satisfied after that meal. It is a walk up deli type for ordering. But was greeted with great service and a smile. I definitely recommend this place if your ever in town. It is located right on the Main Street not far from the oldest operating bar in BC. "The Leland hotel. Est 1892 Cheers Dino.

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 !!! ‍

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.

What an amazing setting and great find in Revelstoke!!! Probably the best beef dip I've ever eaten…read morein my life!!! Will be back again SOON!!!

From the owner: American comfort food with an upscale twistread more

We had such a wonderful experience at Modern Bakeshop and Cafe. The owner was incredibly kind and…read moreaccommodating--he seated us by the front window, which made the moment feel even more special. We were visiting Revelstoke to celebrate my husband's birthday, and he went above and beyond by surprising him with a cake. That thoughtful gesture truly made our day unforgettable. The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was just as amazing--friendly, welcoming, and genuine. This place is a must-try if you're in town. We'll definitely be back!

Went for breakfast based on reviews of great baked goods. Maybe just the day we went, but was…read moremostly cakes and pastries. A few sweet muffins and one savory scone. We sat for breakfast and my husband had the breakfast croissant which he enjoyed. Big portion and came with spicy mayo on side. I ordered the veggie omelette which h was with spinach, peppers, mushrooms and cheddar. I asked for it without the mushrooms. It came and had the peppers and cheese only. Was more of a scramble than omelette but tasty. Hash browns were frozen food service triangles, but hot. Toast was great, seemed fresh baked. Coffees were excellent. Space was nice and service very prompt. Didn't wow me - but food was prompt, hot and tasty.

Best turkey avocado blt I have ever had, on a warm croissant with yummy sauce. Nice mugs for a…read moregreat cup of tea. Cozy, lovely, perfect!

This quaint and cozy coffee shop is located in Downtown Revelstoke. It has these "small-town coffee…read moreshop" vibes. It's a great place if you want to be by yourself and chill or even with friends and have a nice moment with them. It's very quiet and well-organized. Their menu is just the regular menu you will find in any café and prices are reasonable. They offer gluten-free and vegan pastries as well as regular ones. The staff is polite, very friendly and quick. I got the Chai Latte and a Tiramisu. Both were good but not great. I would definitely come back for another Chai Latte.

Nice breakfast spot in downtown Revelstoke. The wooden interior provides an old school, Western…read morevibe. The corned beef hash & eggs were tasty and provided plenty of fuel for a day on the mountain. Coffee was ok but a bit too mild for my taste. Service was quick and friendly.

Delicious food. Good portions. Great, friendly service from a kind, older gentleman. enjoyed…read moresitting outside.

LOVED this place. We both got the Banh Mi bowl and it was so delicious. The flavors were out of…read morethis world. Perfect place to stop for a quick lunch in Yoho National Park. We even stopped back by for coffee on our way out of the park. You order at the counter and then can sit in or outside. The staff was very friendly.

We popped in here during our exploration in yoho National park. This is quite close to emerald…read morelake. There's not much in the area so this restaurant or the truffle pig are really the only options. That said, the menu was extensive and there were many veggie options. I got a veggie sandwich which I felt was pretty average but tasted good. My friend got the curry and LOVED it. She said it was one of the best meals, so I added a star on her behalf, otherwise I felt the food was fairly average. Good place to stop though if you need a quick meal. They stick closely to the menu though, for example I asked for a side of fries and she said no because it only came with the burger. So that was kinda a bummer, but overall I'd recommend.

Went for New Year's Eve, ordered the seasonal salad, and the fish special that evening (tuna). As…read morewell as two cocktails, that were made well. Both dishes were phenomenally done and creative, the server was friendly and informed, and we got our food quickly. At the time they had a very limited white wine collection. The rest of the food/beverage offerings were broad and covered both bar food and fancier dishes. High end post-skiing meal, will definitely check out again.

Everything was delicious! Service was great! Good number of indoor and outdoor tables.read more

Review Visit: July 16th, 2015…read more The Cowardly Lion may find some courage here after three drinks. What do you do in a little town that doesn't have much to do? You visit the bars, of course! That is what my cousin and I did on this particular day. After we woke up and figured out the plans for the day, we headed in to town to see what could kill an afternoon. After walking around for about 45 minutes and visiting a few shops, the Three Lions Pub reared its head. Feeling a bit parched in the summer sun, we wandered in for a cool refreshing beverage. I was expecting your typical bar that hasn't seen upgraded in years. One that has it's own unique smell/feel to it. What we got was a bar inspired by British Culture. It reminded me of the Fox Pub in Peoria, IL. Lots of British decor strewn about the place. I knew this place was awesome from just the theme. While we were there, we took stroll around the bar to fully take it in. This was a place I wish we had back home. It just felt like a place you and your friends would love to come to for hanging out. Andy and I grabbed a seat at the bar and decided that while in Canada we would try some beer that we can't get at home. After looking over the beers available and trying to figure out what beer was what, we both settled on a Rickers Red. It was on tap and the pour lever was right in front of us. The hearty bartender filled two glasses and put them down in front of us. This beer was a red that would've made a vampire jealous. It was a semi-dark red that wasn't unlike blood from a small cut. Andy and I cheered our beers to making it to Nakusp safe and sound and we started drinking. The first sip was the one to adjust your taste buds and mind to the new and exciting flavors. The gulps that came after were because it was dang delicious. We both enjoyed every sip and every gulp we took. Before too long, our tall beers were gone and our body well-rested in the cooled environment. It wasn't until I wrote this blog that I learned this place sold food as well. Whether that is from the bar or the seemingly attached restaurant, I don't know. I would assume the restaurant, though. I am bummed that I will probably never return to Nakusp to find out what they offer for food and see if they also offer British varieties.

Sept 30/25 - Three Lions Pub in Nakusp by far the worse meal I've had in a long time. The chicken…read morewings (salt & pepper) were so dry and burnt that there was no meat on the bone. Asked for honey mustard dip and got some other strange concoction. The potato skins were equally as dry, burnt and tasteless. The server (Lee) debated everything we asked her. I'm a connoisseur of fine food and this food was disgusting. I almost just got up and left when I saw what it looked like and should have left after tasting the first bite! Also, terrible service! She did nothing when she saw that I left my meal. Took her 30 minutes to clear the table when we got there and 40 minutes to get our terrible meal. Very slow considering the place was not busy. A complete waste of time and 2 appetizers definitely not worth $40! Will never go back and do not recommend.