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.

We stopped in on our way through during a road trip. Nice atmosphere and seemed to be a popular…read moreplace. The baked goods looked delicious but we didn't try. We did have breakfast sandwiches. It seemed like pre made scrambled eggs patty that was re-heated so I wasn't impressed for the price we paid. I would stop in again for a beverage & a baked good but skip the breakfast sandwich

Was in town for work. Usually don't have breakfast but decided to give this place a try. Best…read moredecision of my life. I've never had a bagel like the ones served here. Crispy yet fluffy and doughy. The creme cheese was rich and flavourful. The mocha was perfect. I ended up having breakfast there every day that week. If you're ever in Castlegar and need a coffee and a snack. Stop in at Bagels and Brew. You won't be disappointed.

Food is good, but they're really stingy with napkins. You have to ask for them at the counter and…read moretell them how many you want. Really?! Also, no brunch available when we came during brunch hours. Still had brunch menus out but only lunch is available.

This place has so much going for it, that I wish I could have given it five stars. It's clearly…read morepopular with the locals, which is imperative in a small town. It has a great theme with the wooden spoons everywhere, cool old tin panels in the ceiling as well as the burlap bags. You order at the counter, pay and get your numbered wooden spoons which you place in a glass milk carton at the table you choose while awaiting your food. There is plenty of brick inside the restaurant which is always something I like. The woman who took or order said that the owner had bought the place behind them and they were blowing out the wall in between the two establishments so the kitchen can service two places. Sounds good right? The problem we had was that the breakfasts we got were not hot, I mean barely warm. My sunny up eggs were barely done, still alot of clear in the whites. My two halves of toast were put together, butter to butter. The second pieces together for my entire meal I was going to put marmalade on after I had finished all but them. The butter had not even melted into the toast, it was still whole butter. Everything tasted quite good, but it has to be hot. We would certainly return, but it fell just short of the mark. Too bad!

It could have been a great weekend at this beautiful town of Nelson. It was our first time to…read morevisit. We went to this restaurant to wrap up our weekend with supposedly a good breakfast. But the server who has tattoos seems to be unapologetic and impatient with my child with special needs. I was trying to minimize her episode of stimming. My child was lying on the floor beside our table. I was keeping an eye on her to avoid any accident. She could have been compassionate but started a scene instead of helping to suppressed what could have been a more controllable situation. I was told "if you want to run around, you and your daughter can go out. the hallway is big". My daughter wasn't even running. She was just calmly lying on the floor. We decided to leave quietly without finishing our food, paid full price. We were not raised to act in an unprofessional manner just like what this nasty lady did to us. No parent or child should be embarrased in public by people who lacks compassion. It's not an excuse she doesn't know my child situation. Kids will always be kids, regardless if they are normal or not. She should not be in this kind of business! She doesn't know how to take good care of your guests! The lady who actually welcomed and served us, with beautiful wavy hair was very nice. You should hire more like her instead of that other lady. You have a nice restaurant. Having genuinely kind workers will be more helpful to your business as their attitude reflects your mission and vision.

Nice experience for breakfast featuring fresh ingredients and even homemade jam (strawberry-mango:…read moreyum!). They have half sizes on the bennys which was much appreciated. The home fries were flavorful and crispy.

Had breakfast two days in a row. If it wasn't good, I wouldn't have gone back. Good basic…read morebreakfast. Today, I had French toast. The toast was warm; not hot enough to melt the butter. It was tasty enough

Great breakfast menu. Yummy eggs Benedict and French toast. Many breakfast choices. The restaurant…read moreopens at 7:00am not 8:00am as it shows on Yelp!

Strange people that work there. It made the dinner super awkward. The food was decent albeit over…read morepriced. No sodas either just fancy drinks with lots of sugar, nothing for a diabetic except for tepid tap water.

In the top 10% of burgers all-time. Seasoned perfectly with expert balance of wet to dry, acid to…read morebase, sweet to savory and all that jazz. Really a joy to work through this burger. Nice inviting, cozy, romantic atmosphere. Service was good awful. Nelson has wonderful Bohemian vibes, and among small cities they've got some of the most balanced chakras around. Still, the good vibes seem to inflate the heads of young wait staff, who seem to this old miser a bit aloof in attitude and needing a dose of hustle. You can be friendly and move fast at the same time people. We waited 10 minutes for a greet, 5 for water, another 15 for our order, then a full 25 for the actual food. Whoof. Soured this old miser's good vibes I can tell you that! Still, kitchen staff saved the day and the food was on the bleeding point of on point.

In town for the weekend and I am really glad I stopped in for breakfast at this eclectic spot…read more Located inside a library, yes a library! It had a really robust menu with lots of reasonably priced add on options. They specialize in spatzle so I of course had to try the Vienna Scramble with sourdough toast and homemade jam. It was a big portion and super tasty. The staff were friendly and the food came out so fast! I peeked at all the other orders coming out and the eggs Bennies looked pretty tasty if that's your thing. Definitely recommend stopping in. It's well priced, big portions, lots of options and a cute atmosphere.

My favorite place in nelson to eat. Mason spatzle is where it's at!…read moreSweet crepes and meat crepes are very good too! also get the granola bar in the little cafe display!

Food - deliciuos Coffee - the best…read moreAtmosphere- lovely Emily and the Staff - wonderful Indoor or outdoor tables A 10 every time! Glades best kept secret

I can only speak for the pie and it was perfection!…read more Delicious flakey crust and lots of fruit/berries. I had the winter berry pie and would definitely get it again. While the slices are good size, I think they get 6 slices from a pie rather than 8, they are priced on the high $ide as a slice will be close to $9 out the door.

Always friendly staff and pretty quick service. The pricing is higher than a cafe but less than a…read moremainstream restaurant - you get higher quality food than a cafe with much better service than a typical restaurant. This is the only restaurant in the airport so your choices are limited. Ample seating (although the wooden chairs aren't very comfortable for too long) and always very clean. There are some outlets by select tables for charging up devices (handy while eating). Most items are made fresh so it's a nice change from fast food or heavily processed cafe food you might find elsewhere. The breakfast specials they have sometimes are a really good deal all things considered ($7 for two eggs, toast, bacon, etc). Definitely a place to check out when going to Castlegar.

Breads, pastries, and the obligatory espresso machine adorn this shoppe in Castlegar. Friendly…read morefolks, plenty of seating and parking make this a convenient stop. I purchased a sour dough bread and it is fabulous with a thick crust and moist interior (won't last but a few miles if I can reach from my seat in the car).

I love crumbs bakery because if I ever bike down to Castlegar with my mom, this is where we stop to…read morehave a bite. All of their pastries are prepared in house, and the sourdough is to die for.