I have not been to the Horse Brunch for a few years until recently. This restaurant and Embers BBQ…read morehad combined as one establishment, with business hours expanding up to 8 pm, instead of 3 when it was just the Horse Brunch. They also serve all-day breakfast, along with everything else on the Horse Brunch menu after 3. The first time I came back, I ordered the No Carb Breakfast, which tasted as good as I remember having it. When I came there for dinner, I had the Pulled Pork Dinner with the Caesar Salad and French Fries from the Embers menu. The Pulled Pork was overwhelming with flavour with how much barbeque sauce they use, and they serve you so much of the pork that I almost could not finish it. The Caesar salad was pretty good, while the fries were as fantastic as I remembered. The interior still has that antiquated interior aesthetic, excluding a lot of its horse pictures and memorabilia. I am glad to see this restaurant is still as great as before, and the change of business hours is very beneficial for everyone. I will make sure to frequent this restaurant more often and everyone else should too.

First time to mission horse. Read lots of good reviews so decided to try. Really great pricing for…read morevery generous portions of lip smacking food served by friendly, courteous staff. Coffee was excellent, service was great and the food was hot, delicious and served quickly considering how busy they were. Place is comfortable, unassuming but welcoming.

Jimmy's lunch box has simple food and Korean fusion items which are done really well. I got the 2…read moreegg breakfast and every dish was delicious - you could tell that they cooked these items with skill and flavor. The hash browns were super crispy on both sides with a layer of onion in between. The cubed potatoes were topped with garlic and scallion which made the side even more flavorful. The garlic bread was a Korean twist with it being sweet. Overall, everything was really well done and a solid 4.5 spot.

I don't usually leave reviews, but I must say that this cozy little brunch place has amazing food…read moreand equally amazing service! If you're ever in the area, stop by Jimmy's for some delicious breakfast selections (:

We were visiting from Washington over the 4th of July weekend, to escape the fireworks with our…read moredog, who is very sensitive to loud noises. Because of that, every place we visited needed to be dog-friendly--and the Sunflower Lodge exceeded our expectations. The patio and view are absolutely breathtaking, overlooking the river with Mt. Baker visible in the distance. Although we didn't realize reservations were recommended, the staff were incredibly accommodating and suggested we take a 30-minute walk in the park (which was part of our plan anyway). By the time we returned, they had a table ready for us. Brunch was fantastic--we ordered the omelette and the eggs Benedict. Both were perfectly prepared, with crispy potatoes and lightly dressed greens. The house-made bread and English muffin were a special touch that really elevated the meal. Highly recommend this gem for anyone looking for great food, welcoming staff, and a serene setting--especially if you're traveling with a well mannered pup.

I wanted to eat at this restaurant out of curiosity since this used to be the Blackberry Kitchen. I…read morewas nonplussed to see the layout of the establishment was remarkably the same as before. When I arrived, I received a table right away. I ordered the Classic Breakfast out of caution with their Parallel 49th coffee. The coffee was better than Blackberry and saw myself having a second cup of it. The breakfast was great overall. The salad was decent even though it was just romaine and arugula dressed with lemon vinagrette. The bacon was very good being crispy and succulent like it should be. The baguette toast was despite being a little well-done while the potatoes are very tasty by how well-seasoned it was. The service by the staff was less than satisfactory though. I was given a table in a small space by the window, which made it hard for me to receive service, even when it was not that busy at the time. Even when I raised my hand for attention and said excuse me when one of the waiters was close, by I was still ignored. I want to think that service was better than this most days here. I was right during my second visit, when I was at a better table and service was significantly better than last time. The Sunflower Lodge is an exceptionally good restaurant that will help fill the hole that the Blackberry Kitchen used to be for many customers. I highly recommend anyone to come eat at the Sunflower Lodge.

Great food and cold drinks served with a smile, on a beautiful covered patio and a great view…read more. Friendly Servers always ready to help..

From the owner: Cedar Ridge Golf Course & Driving Range offers an excellent golf experience by providing guests…read morewith an 18-hole Par 3 golf course that can be enjoyed in less time than a full size course - while still providing challenges to the practiced golfer and attainable successes to the beginner. The log-constructed driving range with heated stalls allows for year-round comfort. The 26.5 acres of well-maintained greens and mature landscape is set against the beautiful backdrop of the Cedar Valley in the Fraser Valley. A sandy soil base allows for early and late season golfing opportunities. Cedar Ridge is also the only complete Practice Facility in Mission. The walk along Cedar Ridge offers a scenic view of the mountains, gorgeous tree-lined fairways as well as water hazards and sand traps. Cedar Ridge will offer the 9 to 5'er a place to play, particularly after work when guests have only a couple of hours of daylight. Most importantly, Cedar Ridge will offer an affordable golf experience.

Cheesy but nice to try. Portion sizes are quite large. I underestimated our ability to finish a…read morefull milkshake & lunch. Diner style seating, came because of Riverdale (Pop's) & really wanted a milkshake. The Betty Cooper Shake was way too sweet & large so it would have good to have options for a smaller size. Albeit the milkshake is thicky & creamy. Maybe I picked the wrong character. Service is no nonsense.

Solid OG place with great vibes for sure! The milkshakes are pretty thick and creamy !read more

We had a party of 8 for brunch and we good options. The food was good and the service was attentive.read more

Went for post thrift snack…read more.. Food: delicious! Had the tomatoe zucchini soup with bread, really good homemade bread, had carrot cake and orange cake, both soooo good and not too dense at all, and had some tea. Didn't have a sandwich but they looked full and good will try next time Service: super friendly staff really enjoyed chatting Atmosphere: really cozy, lots of seats, we had the armchairs by window, loved it. Lots of teacups, on brand

Eleni's is a great Greek restaurant. The establishment is sophisticated and has low lighting,…read moresomething I like in any restaurant. The workers are professional and courteous. The food is magnificent and comes in great portions. I would recommend the Kalamari Caesar Salad, the Hunter Schnitzel and the Oscar-style Steak. My only issue with this restaurant is that they are no longer open for lunch. Besides that, I highly recommend anyone who loves Greek food.

We arrived at about 5:30 pm on a Saturday. Lots of street parking out front. Was busy-ish, no…read morereservation, seated promptly. Server was courteous and consistently popped by to see to our needs. The restaurant hasn't changed much over the years but still looks good and is a comfortable place to eat. We ordered the seafood linguini with a Greek salad to start. The salad was fresh, crunchy and so delicious, as well as a really good portion. The linguini came with two pieces of fresh but crispy garlic toast and a mountain of shrimp, prawn and scallops. Lovely creamy sauce and the pasta was just right. Neither one of us finished it as it was a large portion, so leftovers for lunch tomorrow, yum. The only thing I will say, is the prices seem to have really crept up. While I didn't feel taken advantage of, I didn't feel like "what a great deal". Having said that, we did take both entree leftovers home. It's delicious food, it's good service and a decent value. The Greek side of the menu is small, and they do serve everything from burgers to bbq. They have a kids and seniors section too. A great family restaurant that still won't break the bank.

A great brew pub, nice atmosphere in a rustic styles space - Shame about the river view, it's an…read moreopportunity missed. The food is good wholesome fare, with emphasis on hearty. The wood fired Pizza is a surprise speciality which I highly recommend especially the chicken pesto, garlic chicken and bourbon bacon, although the last is a little on the sweet side. The buffet is good value and hearty if a bit much, especially if you hit up the poutine bar. Beer is solid as a rock - good choices and not too shabby. Especially the Fraser valley ipa and blue collar pale ale. Good place for a drink with the lads or a date night with the missus.

Not even a shadow of what his place once was. I lived in Mission for 12 years and this place…read morerocked. Then. Had dinner tonight. Not hard - 2 cocktails: dbl spicy Cesar's. Wings, Dry Ribs and Cesar salad. Wings are completely different from past visits, skinless unseasoned chicken with broken sharded bones that if ingested can kill you, and even with a bowl full of sauce completely tasteless, with an overpowering chicken-y taste that informs like when fish gets 'fishy'. My 'to go' box got 'to go' straight into the trash when I got home. Dry Ribs were wet with massive uncooked fat.. dipped on the deep fry and pulled out moments later. Probably ate raw Pork. Almost threw up on way home. True. Cesar Salad? Wet lettuce with a couple shavings of parm and a handful of dry bread. No sauce. Literally. NO CESAR SALAD SAUCE. In a Cesar salad. Right on. And the cocktail Cesar's? Tasted like the dishwasher was putting laundry gel packs in the dishwasher by mistake. Floral soapy cup, not spicy, and when asking the server about these mystery tastes and ingredients, she said, "of course I used the V-8 mix!". Ah. No wet wipes for the wings, and with the 3 napkins presented, it wasn't the cleanest experience, which made sense as the table itself was a medley of prior meals. Perhaps scraping the wings across the "seasoned table" could have produced better results, but hindsight is 20/20. Then the disappearance. She was gone. Should we call 'Cold case' for an investigation? No. She showed up wanting the 'man' to pay the bill, (what, do men tip better?) but said 'man' was busy in the washroom washing his hands and face from the clown face painting day called chicken wings at Mission Springs. Do you know what my GOOD REVIEW is? Coming here multiple times a week for 12 years giving my business and excellent tips, which were deserved in their heyday. Coming back and spending hard earned money was my review. My money kept the lights on. My money kept the operation - operational. It's sad to see on other platforms the manager literally attacking the progressively bad reviews. Do you know what makes a 'good business'? Well, for starters, it takes 'being good'. Blaming customers will not help. Calling those you want to walk in your door your enemy will certainly make them just that. Some advice. I have worked in several Resty's as cook, and am the cook of the house; a joy by the way. If making a meal for someone to enjoy, and to nourish them from stomach to spirit, is not your gifting in this world, then what are you actually attempting? And if a heart of service, as in the gifting of making your guests feel that they are in for something special, an experience, and treatment they would NOT find at another establishment, is not in your wheelhouse.. then why pretend it to be so? Imagine, if you will, the 'idea' of Restaurant owners betwixt with, say: Doctors and a Hospital. "Yeah..we got 'em", "He's ok, feed him a little more whiskey!", "Well, we tried our best, but we lost 'em." You either know what you are doing, or simply you do not. And if you don't, why do you pretend? At this point - unfortunately - Mission Springs has gone the way of Theatre, the ILLUSION of what is as once. So long, goodbye, may Gods grace be upon you, may his face shone heavily upon you.. But I cannot truly understand the utter garbage you are expecting people to pay truly hard earned money for. Get it together, or really: Get Lost.

Love this place! Food is always great! Great portions! Never disappointed! So good!!!read more

Seated immediately, friendly staff, explained some of the menu and let us know the specials. Drinks…read morewere bright quickly and order taken in a timely manor. We were sat in the 'round' room and it was cozy and quiet. We both ordered the alla coco after it was explained that the Cioppino was a soup, as it looked delicious, but we weren't craving a soup. The linguine was amazing, full of seafood and creamy, garlicky Alfredo sauce. Served with a generous slice of garlic bread, we were left stuffed with no room for dessert. The Boss even took some home. Really great dining experience.

Nice spot with a great vibe and comfortable seating, perfect for hanging out or getting some work…read moredone. The coffee was decent, but the food was pretty underwhelming and not something I'd come back for. Overall, a good place for the atmosphere, just don't expect much from the menu.

Cute coffee shop on the way to Mt Baker, must visit for your coffee needs, there's no other place…read morein town other than Joe's! Literally, the only place where you have good wifi in Deming! Cute wall art to pin places that customers come from!