Cool candy shop that has some classic candies and child favorites. Our kids enjoyed their time…read morehere and I also got an old fashioned candy (hard cinnamon candy and there are several other flavors) which was enjoyed by all 14 in our Banff Tour adventure! Service was friendly and ambiance of the store is like a classic candy store. Thankful they are their Louise shopping plaza. 4.1 stars rounded up makes this one a 5!

Fun little candy shop similar to Fuzziwigs in Steamboat Springs CO and San Diego CA with various…read moreofferings from the wizarding world to Pez. They also have Cadbury and cereals and Pop tarts for those who crave those. They even have throw back candies like Mike and Ike's as well. If you're in the area and want to do something a bit different take a visit to the Square and you'll see this amongst the other stores.

Stopped by after our hike at lake Louise. Cute little spot in a cute little neighborhood. Good…read morewasn't bad, I had barbacoa tacos and my sister had the burger and we both enjoyed them. She also really liked the dressing on her side salad. I also got a mango drink that was basically a mango lassi that was delicious! Great option after a hike

We came here to grab lunch after a long morning. We were a group of 4 and felt discriminated…read moreagainst. There were two groups that came after us, a party of 2 and another party of 5. The host let the party of 2 go before us, saying they have a smaller table. After some time, he came and let in the party of 5. When I reminded him that we came before that group, he said he 'needs to spread the kitchen.' When I told him we're a party of 2 adults and 2 kids while the other is a party of 2 adults and 3 kids, he said 'you'll get your table. Like I said, we need to seat so that we spread the kitchen' or some bullshit on those lines. This restaurant seems racist, which is just not acceptable in 2026. Highly discourage anyone from going here. Needless to add, we left because they don't deserve any business from us.

My husband and I had the 5 course tasting menu (vegan for me). It was delicious! My quinoa…read morerisotto was the best I've ever had! The carrot soup was also amazing. My husband loved the duck confit tart the most. Our table had a beautiful view of the mountains. We highly recommend this restaurant!

Not sure about the business model for this restaurant, as it certainly seems out of the way. On a…read moreWednesday night in early October there were only 10 others dining. Perhaps there are more tourists in the area than I realize to support this ambitious restaurant. Began with the beef carpaccio. There were a lot of flavors happening, which while complimentary, wound up being overpowering. The beef was fresh. The bison short rib was noted as being braised for eleven hours and that it would fall off the bone; a knife was still needed. It was comfort food - like a pot roast. The artic char had a mild cream sauce and came with some small potatoes. The dish very much needed salt, pepper and some other spices to give it some zing. Both dishes came with a mix of roasted carrots, beets and parsnips. All the red wines by the glass were from BC. The Indigenous World Merlot was decent, if a little flat in its flavor profile.

Amazing food, great selection and great ambiance. Service is good but can be slow in busier nights…read more If you're staying in town, this spot is highly recommended. It's close to the river too so you can go for a nice walk afterwards.

well over 40 years in business. arguably the best food downtown. Definitely, the best pizza.read more

We were staying up the street at a motel which offered free breakfast. A short walk later found us…read morehere at screamers, a 1950s ice cream parlor. We had our choice of three different breakfasts, my favorite was the quiche. The staff was very friendly, and treated us like we were friends. We came back later for some ice cream. Radium is a very small town, and besides the Hot Springs, Screamers is a highlight.

Good food. Great service. Pleasant atmosphere. Clean restroom. Juke box and a 50's feel.read more

JUSU is a cute little juice bar that serves juice and gelato. It is very clean and the staff are…read morevery friendly. It is located inside the Chateau Lake Louise on the lower level. My friends and I decided to stop by the juice bar right before visiting Lake Louise, we were served by Faith who was very nice and knowledgable about the different juices that their location offered. She recommended the Strawberry Mojito for my friend and the Green Machine for me. Both drinks were full of flavors and gave us the energy and refreshing feel to continue our trip to Jasper.

So right by an entrance to the Chateau Fairmont Lake Louise is this little kiosk where you can buy…read morea gelato cone, a beverage or some other smoothie or snack. Sure it's convenient (especially as I rather wanted a gelato cone), but it's nothing exceptional -- given the location, I'd expect something a bit fancier! That said I enjoyed my gelato and I appreciated the fact that the staff member I encountered gave me a sample of the two flavours I was debating. All in all worth the purchase.

Good Mexican food in the Eastern mountains of British Columbia! Who knew?…read more Casual. Come as you are. Great service. Friendly folks. Great burritos. Few drink options.

I Can't Tell You Why this place is here. I Can't Tell You Why in Radium there is a fantastic Hidden…read moreGem of a burrito bar. What I can tell you oh, is that this place is fantastic. These burritos are amazing. These Doritos are like something you would find, proof food truck in downtown San Diego. The portions are huge. The ingredients used are Super Fresh, the staff are very very friendly, and the prices are absolutely reasonable. If you happen to be going through ATM you must stop here. I had the cluck Norris, which was loaded with chicken and avocado, it was truly out-of-this-world. I don't know who thought to put this place here but I'm sure glad they did, I cannot recommend this place enough.

Had a great time with the live music! Was here on a family road trip with 10 ppl in the Banff area…read more The folks here were super accommodating. Definitely make reservations as the place gets crowded during dinner hours. The offering of bison ribs drew us in! Burgers were pretty good. We had a variety of food to share. Enjoyable experience! Nice beer selection!

Everything looked great and we really wanted to eat here. They advertise as dog friendly. Their…read moreidea of dog friendly is to tie up your dog in this small pen next to the patio. No allowances are made for service animals.

We came here for lunch during our halfway stop on a 4-lake excursion tour. We were seated…read moreimmediately despite the restaurant being pretty busy. Our waiter, Noah, was amazing. He made recommendations when asked. He was personable, and prompt. I had the Buffalo Chicken Wrap with a side Caesar salad. Both were delicious. The Buffalo chicken wrap had the right amount of chicken and it was evenly distributed throughout the wrap along with the other ingredients. The Caesar salad was good and exactly how I expected it to be. No complaints. Also the restrooms were clean, which is always appreciated.

Kind server and great place for a poutine. Been looking for poutine and saw this place had it!…read moreStopped by after snowboarding lake Louise. Cozy restaurant with lots of seating. Only came here for the poutine. Decently sized and shareable. We got the Montreal smoked meat poutine. Fries are hand cut and doubled fried. Crispy outside and a nice dense potato inside. Gravy was tasty and the cheese melted with the gravy. Montreal smoked meat was tasty.

Having worked in the food industry--as a a bus boy, waiter, kitchen help, bar back cook, sous chef,…read morechef in food recovery, and through running a non-profit--I've come to realize that for me, it's not just about the food. What truly makes an experience memorable is the service and hospitality, especially when people go above and beyond without being asked. On my way back from Alberta, I was passing through Golden when traffic came to a halt due to an accident. I decided it was the perfect time to stop & top of gas Next to the Petrol Station was Time to Eat Legenz. Reluctant but positive I decided to try the plane out. From the moment I walked in, the service stood out. My server was warm, attentive, and genuinely caring. When I mentioned I was craving some soul food--something heartfelt and not just "cookie-cutter"--she took it upon herself to ask the owner if they could do something special. Even though being hesitant under her recommendation I had ordered a burger, while waiting and having a smoke she came out & said that they can make a unique, off-menu dish tailored just for me. Within minutes, I had an incredible meal in front of me. The gesture itself spoke volumes. It is not about food but about the hospitality, kindness, and willingness to make a guest feel valued. That's the kind of service you can't put a price on. So, while I can't fully review the menu itself, I can absolutely give this place a five-star review for the hospitality and human connection they provided. To the team at Time to Eat Legendz: keep up the amazing work. You've earned a loyal customer, and the next time I pass through Golden, I'll be sure to stop by again.

Review Visit: July 13th, 2015…read more It's time to start talking aboot my trip through Canada. What a LEGENDary and craZy time that was. 50 hours from start to finish. That was our drive from our home area to our destination in Canada. Of course, that was just the drive time and didn't account for the stops along the way. Most of the stops were legendary but not as legendary as the Z. We were coming to the end of our drive to Nakusp, BC and we needed to fuel up for the last few hours of our drive. I was hungry. The kids were hungry. My cousin and his wife were hungry. It was the perfect time to stop. We quickly used google to look at what was near us and I can't remember who stumbled upon LegendZ as a place to eat but after a round of votes, it was the one we ended up visiting. Weary and road-lagged, we walked in and were greeted with that friendly Canadian attitude we've quickly come to appreciate. The feeding grounds of choice was a table due to the number of us. As we were seated and given menus, I looked around and couldn't even begin to digest the 50's American culture that was present. LegendZ felt like it belonged on Route 66 somewhere. As we adjusted to the diner seats from the van seats, we cracked open the menu and started looking it over. All of us quickly noticed that the offerings were very similar to what you would find in a diner in America. Cheap and greasy food offerings with a touch of hometown/local flair. There was your standard burgers and sandwiches. Your usual all-day breakfast items. Poutine (which I hadn't had at this point in the trip). A big variety for a small place. Orders were placed and within maybe 15 minutes, our food was brought out to us. Kind staff and fast cooking for a table of 5. Not too shabby. I ordered a Bacon Cheeseburger with french fries as I needed something that would pack a punch since we still had 8 hours of driving to go. When the food, we all kind of smiled that exhausted smile that comes after such an arduous trip. What I was expecting was nothing like I got. My expectations were a bit low due to being tired and wore out. I thought it would be your run-of-the-mill food where it doens't blow your socks off but doens't leave you wanting more. That first bite in to my sandwich, I knew we made the right choice. The bacon was thick and semi-crispy, just how I like it. The burger patty was juicy and seeping in flavor. The combination of those two things plus the toppings and condiments made for a heavenly taste. It came with french fries, which were crinkle cut and alright. It's hard to make fries exciting and these were standard fare. Being the last stop before we hit Nakusp, BC... I am not sure if it was pure exhaustion or what but LegendZ was loved by us all. At this point, we had been on the road for maybe 45 hours and still had 8 hours to go. Maybe that factored in to the food tasting extra delicious Maybe it was delicious on it's own. All I know is that it was just one of our many stops in our epic two-week cross countries trip.