Ate here for dinner w my family tonight. We were rolling through town just for the day. Had good…read moreservice and the sushi was pretty decent. All tasted fresh. More rice then im personally used to but still not bad. Most rolls consisted of crab and avocado filling. We had the party tray b and the salmon sushimi, the caterpillar, and the volcano. The specialties rolls and sushimi are much better than the party tray. But still it was a nice change from burgers and bar food. Place was clean.

Amazing sushi And it's very well made and the staff are respectful and nice and it's a beautiful…read morelocation

We visit the Cariboo every few years and this year we spotted this little restaurant located in an…read moreold log house on the edge of 108 lake and decided to give it a try. I must say that this is the best dinner we have enjoyed in these parts, or anywhere else in a long time. This is obviously a small family operation and their care and attention really shows. Starting with the service, it was simply outstanding. Our coffees and ice waters were never empty. The water was clearly filtered and tasted great. The coffee was equal to the best we have enjoyed in any upscale restaurant, and the price was excellent in light of the unending refills. My wife and I both enjoyed our main course. I ordered the chicken stuffed with cream cheese and spinach and my wife had the wild salmon. The meals were clearly prepared from scratch with fresh ingredients. In addition to the usual options of rice or baked potato, you can choose pasta or a twice baked (stuffed potato). Everything was prepared and cooked to perfection and the portions were generous, leaving us fully satisfied after our meal. In addition a great meal we enjoyed the peaceful view of the quiet lake from the outdoor patio. It was cloudy when we were there, but I'm sure they must have some amazing sunsets when it isn't. If you are heading down Highway 97 just before the 108 Ranch around dinner hour, just exit at the Heritage site and look for Vidas in the log home just north of the Heritage site. You won't be disappointed. If I could I'd give this place a 6 out of 5!

Nicely situated by a little lake and lots of big windows for views…read more The service was done by two equally great ladies. One server was young, but dressed nice and she is very pleasant and quick...more mature than many I have dealt with who are 30 despite her young years. One of the few places that makes a great caesar salad. The fettucine alfredo with chicken was awesome. Beer nice and cold and the glass it came with was spotless. Food was delicious and we will be back for sure.

best fish and chips anywhere!!!!!!!!! we stop there every…read moretime we pass thru 100 Mile.

Food and service is great. The fish was juicy and not too heavily battered. Decor is quaint and…read morenicely themed.

I love checking out boutique stores and cafes so my stop at this place was delightful…read more Personal Handy touches could be observed for every thing in store like the jams and sauces prepared, ceramic pottery to paintings for sale ( maybe it was by local artist) Tiny but compact kitchen hidden by a cloth curtain. Menu comprised of daily soup, fresh baked banana bread and other bakery items with good collection of caffeinated drinks.

Best coffee shop in 100 Mile House! Way better than any Tim Horton's mud water.read more

This will be a short and simple review. Eat here!…read moreOMG the food is awesome! The atmosphere is nice. Our server Jessi was great! I enjoyed the train that runs around on a track to, nice added touch. Best French fries I've ever had, caesar salad was great, and OMG the bison burger was pure heaven. We all had different meals, and all were great.

We had a beer an calamari after an amazing fishing. The food is OK 3/5 but kind of pricey. The…read morebartender who also is a mail delivery person was so nice and friendly. She really made it a great experience.

The food and drinks were amazing with huge portion sizes, and with the large sizes came a high bill!read more

What a treasure to find on our way through the area! We had a group of 5 and we all got different…read morebreakfast items (biscuit sandwich, Amish oatmeal, traditional breakfast, breakfast wrap, soup) and they were all great. They serve lunch during breakfast hours, too. Good coffee. Wonderful baked goods. I didn't try them but it looks like they had some nice variety of gluten-free baked goods. Extremely friendly and helpful staff.

Got there at 3 minutes before closing but chef and server got us in for a wonderful Spicy smoky…read morebacon burger and salad all made in-house! Loved it on our way to Prince George.

Not a great last experience, Dinner for 4, Peak dinner time…read moreon a weekday Took over an hour with only 3 other people in the restaurant that were already served. Protein portions were very small vs the price. 2 dinners were very over seasoned but the curry dish was very bland. Fries were by far the best option.

I was with a group of 20 individuals in100 Mile for three days. as a group we ate at the Red Rock,…read moreMangia Bene and PV. PV was the only terrible restaurant. The only mexican dish was taco appies which were okay. The "mexican" burgers were a mushy mess, and the "schnitzel" was a joke. With only one waiter the service was slow and as for atmosphere, the place was empty all night. I guess the locals know the truth.

After a long 10 hour drive we walked next door to this place with low expectations and we were…read moreblown away! The quality of the food and ambiance were exactly what we needed. I also loved connecting with the chef and our server over our love for Puerto Vallarta. Highly highly recommend