Nice view of the course, it's not the most inviting restaurant space but it's not bad. The waitress…read moretook a long time to come back and the food is mediocre. As a cook myself it's always disappointing when you can't make basic pub food enjoyable.

We had a large group dinner to celebrate a 50th anniversary. Dinner was a prime rib buffet. The…read morefood was excellent. Sue and Laura provided excellent service. The patio setting was a highlight - we had the entire patio to ourselves. I would highly recommend this restaurant for any large group gathering.

Came for Apres. There was a waitlist and tables were full but luckily a couple seats at the bar…read moreopened up within 5 min of our arrival. Loved the decor in which they use a bunch of old skis and snowboards all around the place and as the backs of seats. They only have a few specials for apres. Got the pork bites with bbq sauce which is sold by the pound. It was tender and flavorful. Also ordered a large poutine with carmelized onions. It was a large portion but the gravy lacked flavor. Service was decent for how busy it was.

It's a funny little crowded spot. We wanted poutine & hot toddy's - which they delivered with a…read moresmile. We also had pizza and the crust tasted like pretzel dough. Not bad idiots. Not bad

Give this place a try.. lovin it. Good polite service, good…read morefood. Drink selection was awesome and everything is super good value. A little bit of a drive, but worth it.

The ambience is not enough to carry the substandard food. The beef dip was a tiny ciabatta bun with…read morea brown "dip" that had zero flavour. Everything seemed to be from frozen. There were 4 of us. None of us could finish our entre so we ordered dessert. The lemon meringue pie was a thick yellow flavourless paste with raw meringue. Don't think they even bothered to wave a lemon over it. What happened? This place used to have pretty good food.

Located on Highway 1 just W of Craigellachie, this has to be the coolest-looking restaurant in the…read morearea. Hands down. According to the website, the "building" used to be a waste wood burner from a nearby mill. To get here, I would suggest approach turning onto Oxbow Frontage road from the E side, no matter which direction you're heading on Highway 1. If you want to approach/leave to the W, you'll need to drive several kilometres of Oxbow, and it's not the straightest road. Parking is available in front. The building is actually both a liquor store and a restaurant with a shared entrance. The inside is beautifully done, with nice wood paneling, and vintage (1900s?) chairs. I'm sure the furniture isn't really that old, but it reminded me of an old mining museum. Service is friendly, and is quite quick. The place serves your typical pub fare, with burgers, steaks, wraps, and sandwiches. I had the Burner burger. Loaded with tomatoes, red onions, lettuce, pickels, bacon, and some nice gooey cheese (I think it was processed), and good fries. A bit *too* much toppings, as I was spilling all over trying to eat the thing. Decent fries as well. As for the liquor store, they do have some local brews from Revelstoke Brewery. They seem to have some products that aren't available at the time (aka out of season) at the BC Liquor Stores, so I'd check these out if you want a unique gift. Somewhat decent food, but a really really awesome building. Swing by if you're hungry.

Great service, unfortunately food is just ok. Lots of fried foods, burgers, soups…read more Expensive for quantity served. Not a revisit!

The food was great and the waiter was very kind the pancakes were very delicious and the bacon'sread more

I walked into the restaurant and had an employee say it would be a 10 minute wait for a table…read more There were many tables open. I just decided to leave because I am not waiting 10 minutes for Dennys. I haven't come here for a while, but I won't be returning to this establishment again in the future.

Not sure about the restaurant but the hotel rooms cold, tiny, and absolutely crawling with bugs…read more It's disgusting and I don't know how I'm going to sleep tonight. The window ledge is covered in dead bugs and there's spider webs in the corners of the room. The bathtub is dirty and extremely shallow and I was hoping to have a bath tonight after spending 12 hours on the road. They also don't have complimentary shampoo or conditioner; only soap. No fridge so I guess my food is going to go bad overnight. I am extremely disappointed and I wouldn't recommend this dump to anyone. This place is a piss stain.

I was traveling by bus for 2.5 days when our bus got stranded in Revelstoke B.C. for 36 hrs due to…read moreroad closures. The bus depot is at a convenience store which has a motel attached and this restaurant. Many folks slept on the bus the first night but some of us checked into the motel. The motel needs a lot of updates but I was happy to be sleeping in a bed and not upright in a bus seat. Also, the market really needs to be cleared out and restocked. Very random selection of merchandise. The next night a lot more people checked into the motel and some more adventurous kids took the 20 minute walk into the downtown area in the snow to crash at hostels or other hotel options. The bus company paid for four meals from Ol' Frontier for each person so we got pretty acquainted with the restaurant. I like their corned beef hash breakfast. Not a fan of their bacon and the pizza is just okay. The wait staff is great, however, don't come hungry because they are not assigned tables so even if you got there first someone who came in after you could get their order in and food first. I guess I didn't mind too much because I had nowhere to be. The fireplace in the dining area of the restaurant was my hangout spot for most of the 36 hours being stuck in town. Revelstoke is gorgeous. I look forward to returning when I can come and go without worry that the bus will leave me behind. I want to come back and check out the epic mountain and skiing I hear about. Maybe I'll stop by Ol' Frontier for a beer.

We had a great dinner of fish & chips (excellent) and the Greek burger & fries (excellent) and an…read moreorder of battered mushrooms (sad...small portion, way overpriced at $16). Serve was great. Will be back!

went in with a twelve year old girl and three adults. we asked about a children's menu,…read morebecausethe twelve year old is quite picky and doesn't eat very much. we were told the child's menu was for ten and under and we could not use it. when we questioned that, the server walked away in a huff and returned with the manager. She also stated that the children's menu was for ten and under and that it was not their responsibility to cater to people who want to eat less. During that same time, the server was over her shoulder shouting at us. the last thing she yelled was that we should go elsewhere. At that time we decided to leave. A twelve year old should not have had to witness us being abused and embarrassed in the middle of a restaurant. We went in prepared to spend at least 80 dollars for lunch but they were prepared to give that up so they could abused their customers. We did go to another restaurant called the Silver Fox pub where they were more than happy to provide us with a children's menu. we had a great lunch and great service. too bad we won't EVER go to the Railside again!

Went to the lodge and there were about 12 people at our table. The waitress took our drink order…read moreand it was brought to us right away. Service on that end was great. She knew what she was doing and did it well. The special was prime rib. Couldn't ask for the cooking of the meat. It was all medium rare to medium and no other else. The Yorkshire pudding was huge, hard in places. I can only say I've had better everywhere. The chicken Cesar wrap was good.

I had the taco salad. That's the same that you would get at Taco Bell. Restaurant is nice but wow,…read morethe food is sub par. The fries might have been the best part.

We had dinner at Wings after a day of skiing. Pasta dishes and the bowls were discounted to $18 for…read moreThursday night. We had Cajun chicken pasta and Thai curry chicken bowl. Both were excellent (and spicy!). We had a couple of draft beers, BC Blonde and OK Spring 1516. Two good choices recommended by our server who was absolutely great and made us feel welcomed and appreciated. Unfortunately we didn't catch her name, but if she happens to read this review hopefully she will know how much chatting with her made for a wonderful ambience.

The variety on the menu is amazing The staff are efficient…read moreand friendly Highly recommend the Buddha bowl Its the children's books and teddy bears that really make the place a family experience

Huge portions, decent prices and good food. Dumplings are awesome, easy ordering and pickupread more