Tumbleweed has been closed FOR YEARS…read more Jitterbug Coffee has taken the space, and serves quality coffee, lunch, and cold drinks.

My family and I stopped in for a break while antique shopping in town. This is a quaint coffee…read moreshop. Clean, spacious and bright. Two people on staff is not enough when it's busy, especially if they have to prepare somewhat elaborate items. We probably waited 10 minutes for our orders. My mother-in-law had a breakfast bagel and my mom and I tried an espresso and ice cream desert. This desert is awesome by the way and consists of coffee ice cream, condensed milk, espresso and a chocolate wafer stick. There might even be some whipped cream in there. Tumbleweed is a nice change of scenery after a few hours of everything vintage.

Main Street Cafe has been closed FOR YEARS. The building is…read morenow a very nice art gallery and photographic studio: Willow Creek Studio. The washrooms are still public!!

Walk in and it's dirty. Tables look like they haven't been cleaned all day and staff are in the…read moreback chatting. I walk up to the counter and check out coffee prices - 8 oz $1.50, 12 oz $1.75, 16 oz $2.00 etc. I say hello to the guy behind the counter and order an 8 oz coffee. He tells the girl working I want an 8 oz coffee... She picks up the small cup and says "this is an insult to coffee. Who orders these cups anyway? So I know who I can punch." Hmm awkward. This banter goes back and forth for about a minute over who she can punch while I stand there and wait for my coffee. Dude then says to me "I've had to work with this all day." I hand her a toonie to pay for my coffee and she says "..hmm $2.00 works." Puts it in the till and walks away. I stare at the board again and am confused. I have to pee so I use the bathroom and over hear the girl bragging about how she over charged me. Cue: irritation. As a customer, i would like service, not to be your personal counsellor while you vent about work issues. I am paying after all, no? Walking back out to the counter I look at the guy at the counter and say "I think she overcharged me for my coffee." And he replies that yes she did. I say I ordered an 8 oz and she charged me $2 and he opens the till to give me back my 50 cents,.. But then.. Cashier girl walks out from the back and says "no! Don't give her back her quarters." Cue: super pissed off look courtesy of me. I take my quarters and turn around, clenched jaw to walk out. I hear her mutter "..what!?" Under her breath, clearly getting reprimanded. To ice the cake - she overcharged my husband too. And from glancing in their tip jar I would say it's a regular occurrence - there were TONS of loonies and toonies and I guarantee those weren't gratuity for their mind blowing coffee (it's awful), nor their spectacular (read: awful) service. Never the hell again. I will have gas station coffee over that nonsense any day.

The food here is so good the sweets are amazing they taste very nice and fresh and also the other…read morefood here is foood

Best coffee in town. Food is excellent and the regulars are all great people. Quality art on the…read morewall is all for sale and the location is close to the museum and Maggie's Diner.

Delicious. Love all the baked goods which could be a bad thing…read moreAmazing service. Homemade and fresh.

The most incredible cookies and the friendliest staff on the crows nest pass, once you know, it's…read morethere you'll never drive past it without stopping by.

Nice coffee and fantastic cinnamon buns! Nice and welcoming and relaxing! Comfortable seating…read moreinside and spots outside.

We stopped at the Little Apple Cafe as they had outdoor tables and we were in need of a little…read morelunch. Service was quick and friendly. Everything we ordered was fresh and delicious: egg salad sandwich, meat pie of the day (sausage and cheese), and to share, a butterhorn. I had never heard of a butterhorn but when it comes to baked goods, am usually up to trying anything. And I am so glad I did. Best way to describe it is that it is like a cinnamon bun but with vanilla and white sugar that caramelizes with the butter. And no cinnamon. If only we weren't driving through with no way to get back any time soon. I should have bought 6. Or even 12. They were that good.

A huge shoutout to the amazing staff who did everything to make my remote ordering experience a…read moresuccess!! I highly recommend them for their excellent service and would rate them 6/5 if I could! Before ordering through Skip the Dishes their extremely popular tarts which often sell out, I emailed the team and they made sure that the baker would keep the 3 flavors aside for me. When the Skip driver picked up and delivered the wrong order (scone & coffee misto) Amber called me to let me know that my order was still with them. I got the refund from Skip and replaced my order. My friend recieved the order and loved the little personal touch on the bag. Here's a quick review of each item as described by my friend: - Americano Misto with Oat Milk & Vanilla: deliciously creamy - Aged cheddar scone: warm this up in the oven and it'll be crispy on the outside with oozy cheese on the inside! - Carrot cake: smothered in cream cheese icing and chopped walnuts with pineapple chunks inside makes for a hearty home made cake like one's grandma would make. - Lemon tart: rich lemon filling within a very yummy buttery and crunchy butter biscuit crust balanced by the sweetness of the meringue. - White chocolate tart: firm filling that melts in your mouth with raspberry jam. - Green tea tart: has white chocolate drops (hearts) and is addictive--you'll want to add one more in your order. :) If you're looking for a treat, head on over to Bread Milk and Honey, order anything on the dessert menu and down it with a lovely coffee, tea or other drinks!

The only spot I visited twice during my week in Lethbridge. Their chai was excellent and their have…read moremultiple alternatives to dairy milk. The overnight oats were very good. My only knock is that it was one of only two vegan food options for breakfast as far as I could see.

Awesome spot in an old church that has been beautifully restored and decorated into a very…read morewelcoming restaurant. The staff are super friendly, attentive and helpful. Then the food and drinks, were superb! I had the spinach gnocchi with duck breast, my wife had the braised short rib both were amazing.

Date Night Win! 10/10 Would Drive from Calgary Again!…read more So, my boyfriend and I escaped the city of Calgary for a much needed date night and ended up in the charming little "old town" of Okotoks. This is all thanks to the powers of TikTok and a very convincing For You Page that I stumbled upon. That's how we found Heartland Café, and honestly? It was giving romantic fairytale meets historical church vibes. Gorgeous interior, stained glass, cozy lighting... I wish I, "we", dressed a littles more fancy than the table we sat at! To start, I sipped on a crisp glass of Chardonnay (chef's kiss), while he channeled his inner Don Draper with a whiskey sour. We kicked things off with the oven-baked brie and beet purée. Was it amazing? Yes. Were we also starving? Absolutely. But I stand by it, it was creamy, melty, and just what our hungry souls needed. P.S. you can ask for more bread ;) we surely did. For mains, I had the pecan-crusted chicken which was a beautiful, crunchy masterpiece. Also moist, very moist. He went for the duck gnocchi, which he described as "super rich", right before devouring the entire thing like a man possessed. No crumbs, zero! Then came the blackberry orange panna cotta. I'm still emotionally recovering from how good it was. If you go, just trust me: don't share it. I made that mistake. Regret. Deep, delicious regret. Another thing we loved? The relaxed, European-style pace of the whole evening. We were never rushed, seating to paying was about an hour and a half, and it gave us that rare gift: quality time. Just me, the love of my life, great drinks, and food. Shout out to all the servers and chefs! Heartland Café is a hidden gem. Romantic, cozy, delicious--and 100% worth the drive from Calgary. We'll definitely be back. With two panna cottas. Minimum.

Favorite Crowsnest lunch stop between mountain bike rides. Great vibe; fresh, stacked sandwichesread more

Great little shop for your fishing needs. Got some great fishing gear here yesterday. We weren't…read morehungry and didn't try out the Cafe, but their soups sounded delicious!

Day trip to Nanton from out of town and we chose The Bridge for breakfast. Saturday 11;00am and the…read morefirst thing i noticed was how busy it was outside at the gas pumps and how very quiet inside at the restaurant, only two tables being served. We were seated at a very delapidated seat at the window and given menus. I noticed a lot of east indian meals listed. Our order was taken by a nice young waitress and brought out in short order. My order consisted of sausage/eggs/toast and potato chunks. The plate looked quite bland, not extremely appealing, the sausage was dripping so much oil that i used two napkins to soak up the residual. The eggs cooked as requested, the potato chunks were dried up as if left over from the previous day. I have never before seen assorted jams repackaged in small containers and left out on the table. This was the first time i have been offered a visa machine to pay where the tip starts at 15%. Next time in Nanton we will not return to the Bridge but try another restaurant.

This my 3rd time stopping here in few months Most yummy beef Philly beef sandwich I ever had,…read moremy friend tried their famous butter chicken he said it was the best butter chicken he ever tried ,highly recommend. Will definitely stop again next time.