This is a nice deli sandwich place. Older furniture and cafe feel. Staff were very accommodating…read more You order at the counter and they bring the food to your table. They have sandwiches, soups, pizzas and deserts. And coffees. Free parking on the street. When I was there they were open for breakfast and lunches.

We stopped here for lunch on Friday on our way home from a short camping trip. We were looking…read morefor a quick and healthy lunch. This cafe was just what we were looking for. We both ordered the soup and sandwich special. The Tomato soup was wonderful. It reminded me of a Tomato Bisque that we enjoyed in Jasper a couple of years ago. This soup did not come out of a can. The sandwich was delicious. I knew it would be special when she gave us four choices for the bread type. I had a multigrain rye. My wife had regular multigrain. We were both very pleased with our choices. The coffee was average but there were unlimited refills which I needed more than the finest blends. The service was beyond excellent. If you find yourself in the Forestburg area I highly recommend this delightful cafe for breakfast or lunch. They are not open late.

Good breakfast place too bad it closes as early as it does. Food is homemade and very, very good I…read morethink.

Wow - 5 stars are not enough!…read more We popped in here for lunch on the recommendation of a volunteer at the Camrose Railroad Station Museum. The restaurant is decorated in a larger number of kitschy signs. The seating area was large and open. We ordered 2 lunch specials and a slice of pie. - Roasted Turkey Cranberry Sandwich with Creamy Mushroom Soup - DBC (dill pickle, bacon and cheddar) sandwich with Creamy Mushroom Soup Both sandwiches were very good. The mushroom soup was outstanding. And the coconut pie was divine. So full of coconut. We'd love to come back here.

Great place, fun vibe, amazing service, always sweet and lively grew up eating herenever go home…read morehungry!!

Homemade baked goods, soups and sandwiches! Love coming here for lunch :) The fresh baked bread is…read moreamazing! Also love their homemade chicken pot pies

If you're looking for some home town food, then this is the place to find it…read more Everything about it is small town feel, friendliness and vibes! It is a cozy little restaurant on the main street in town where you can either dine in or take out. After spending the day working on my moms place and not feeling much like cooking we thought that we'd go and grab a bite. The waitress was young and friendly who greeted us and brought us our drinks and menus. The owner came out of the back as well to introduce herself and have a quick chat. I ordered the steak and mashed potatoes with gravy and my mom had the same. The steaks were so tasty... definitely Alberta beef and were cooked perfectly! There's also a wide selection of home baked goodies to choose from. I had the lemon meringue pie and even ate the crust. It was so flakey and delicious. It's nice to be able to support a local business woman who produces good quality food for a very reasonable price.

My sister and I were passing through in early July as we did some touring around beautiful Alberta…read more- stopped in for lunch and had a treat. Ordered good 'comfort food' - grilled cheese, burger, soup, sides and they were all quite tasty. Owner was also so helpful and friendly in giving us advice about things to see and do in the area. Highly recommend!

The sandwiches were insanely huge!! The Euphoria was so delish!! The flavors were layered and…read morereally great. They also offer a variety of flavors of sparkling water and local craft sodas.

You would think I'd give any place that would serve me a beer an automatic five during these COVID…read moretimes. Tollers Bistro's food is certainly worthy but since each of its previous five ratings are fives, I'll go against the grain with a four, as there is always room for improvement. Located in a small strip mall, it's a high ceiling open space that lends itself well to safe dining. Tables are nicely separated and booths have guards between them. However, there is no sanitizer available at the entrance and I noticed the waitress seating customers without masks, so a little more effort regarding patron's safety would be nice. The food is excellent. Great menu, lots of choice and really interesting. We did some sharing, fish tacos, sweet potato fries, and cauliflower bites. Fish was battered, not normally my favourite, but was light and really tasty. Maybe the best sweet potatoes ever and the cauliflower bites are a meal, lightly breaded and tasty, maybe too big to be shared with just two people, most of ours came home. Staff is friendly and attentive. Waitress didn't know the beer list and suggested I "go look", which is fine but there weren't that many to remember. She did, however, bring us a takeaway box without being asked as she noticed the cauliflower bites still lingering on the plate. I can agree with the previous fives, but there is always room for improvement, at Tollers it's just some attention to detail. Great spot!

How can I describe the lemon poppyseed doughnut? Which I am assuming would describe all their…read morehandcrafted, fluffy-doughed, not really wanting to share, perfectly fried without lingering oils, incredibly tasty doughnuts. The lemon glaze had just the perfect amount of tart! Was a difficult decision choosing a doughnut flavour. The iced coffee with English toffee was just perfect for this sunny Alberta morning. All the reviews are correct. It's a must stop coffee shoppe. Easily one of my favourites when I come 'home' to Lacombe.

Came here for lunch on a windy Saturday based on my Yelp search. Had the grill cheese and soup…read more Sandwich was as expected. The soup was split pea and ham. Very good. And just what was needed to warm me up. The latte was also very good. I chatted with the owner a bit. They have been open for about 5 years. 30 years ago when I was growing up jn the area, such a nice little Cafe would have been impossible to find. But Red Deer downtown has really become nice and this place is part of that improvement

Since starting a new job downtown, I wanted to find a comfortable place to grab a light lunch, and…read moreThe Bistro really has hit the spot. The Bistro is a bit easy to miss - it has a modest storefront, and looks a bit dark from the outside. When you walk inside though, the business has a nice cozy feeling: wooden chairs and leather accented tables, as well as big comfy lounge chairs and 2-person booths, highlighted by local artwork on the walls. It's a counter-service affair, and you can order coffee and espresso drinks, milkshakes and floats, plus an assortment of soups, sandwiches, salads, sweets and ice cream. They also do a breakfast first thing I the morning for the early risers and office crowd. The staff is always super friendly, and quick to clean a table or help where they can. Basically everything is made-to-order, so you're going to get fresh food. An average lunch typically runs me about $10, a bit more if I opt for a latte instead of a pop, so the value is great too. This is definitely a place to check out if you'd like a change of pace from the fast food and pricey restaurants otherwise nearby. I understand they also do catering and they're pretty accommodating.

The workers are super nice! They care about what you order, small talk even added in. Amazing food,…read morefun names. My kids love the names. The place was well decorated, fun antiques and aliens.

We visited the Starlite on a Saturday afternoon around 1:00pm. The diner was steady, but we were…read moreable to get a seat right away. The diner is super cute and retro. I had always wanted to visit here and heard good things, so I'm glad we came and experienced it, but wouldn't ever come back. It did take a few minutes for our server to come over and take our drink orders. I asked him a couple of questions about the menu, and he seemed like he really didn't want to be there. We ordered the grilled cheese sandwich with fries and a hot hamburger sandwich with onion rings. To drink, we just had a coke/pepsi and a water. It took a good 20 mins to get our food (again, it was steady, but not crazy busy) and as soon as I saw my meal, I was disappointed. The gravy on my burger was this dark brown, not appealing look or flavor to it. You could tell it was just a bad powder mix and it really did not taste good at all. The burger patty itself was fine. The bread that came with it, was just a white piece of bread and if it was toasted that would have made a bit of a difference. The one thing I did like about my meal were the onion rings. At least they were good. My spouse's grilled cheese and fries were decent. Nothing special. Just a regular grilled cheese. That's kind of his go to when nothing else looks great on the menu (and we just had a good burger the night before). While we were eating, I was watching the staff and the incoming clients. The diner's computer system went down, so they weren't able to put in orders or calculate a bill. They were telling clients that orders wouldn't be submitted for at least a half hour or 45 mins. The system was definitely down at least 40 mins (while we ate and waited for our bill). We asked for our bill, and our server said they wouldn't be able to give it to us for another half hour. I said, no, you should be able to calculate it manually. Especially that their debit card system was still able to process payments. So this wasn't payment issue where they couldn't accept anything. This also doesn't make sense that they couldn't take people's orders and just write it down to give it to the kitchen. I understand that an online system may calculate inventory and orders, but as a temporary solution, just give the kitchen a hand written order and then enter it into the system later. Like how did they do it before the system was installed? We ended up paying cash and left. A couple of things to note, I wish I would have ordered breakfast. The menu says it's only available until 11:30am, but another couple came in and ordered some breakfast items. I wish I would have asked if there was all day breakfast. Overall, I'm glad we visited the diner, but we wouldn't go back. The food was not good at all and it was pretty disappointing. (I don't give 1 or 2 stars very often, but this definitely was a 1 star review).

Nice little diner. Still a popular place - good burgers at a very reasonable prices. Little…read morechange from 4 years ago. They also have a variety of items on the menu from great looking pizzas to salads. I will be back!!

It's good enough, I would eat here anytime if I were to drive over there but it's sadly not the…read moreclosest restaurant near me. I'm fairly inlove with your food and them fries, they are good like oh my god french kiss my brother.