The food is good the pizza they make is so good the service is great I just love it the whole placeread more

We passed by this place and it seemed to be modern and closer to what we were looking for so we…read moredecided to stop in. On the surface this looks like any other food store that can be found near a gas station. It's more than that. There's a seating area if you want to eat in and a full menu café. Their specialty is stone oven thin crust pizza . We ordered the barbecue chicken in the 12" inch size. It was the right size to share and it was delicious. This was clearly made fresh. I also had a coffee. They gave me a cup and I could fill it with a choice of around 3 or 4 coffee varieties. I chose dark and it was the best coffee so far in Lac La Biche. I noticed on the menu above the order counter that they also make breakfasts, sandwiches and soups. Naturally there's a gas station plus a car wash among the same group of buildings. The furthest building had a brew pub which might make a great place to get supper and a beer. There aren't a lot good places to eat at in Lac La Biche, at least that I've seen so far. I can tell you that the next time we don't feel like cooking in the RV this is where we are heading, at least until we find something better. Yes the coffee and pizza really were that good. I noticed a number of locals eating here and they must know the food scene better than a visitor such as me. I can't give five stars though because you're still basically eating in a gas station store with all the ambiance that entails. I recommend you give this place a try and maybe even the bew pub next door.

Serben Free-Range has an outlet at the City Centre Market (104 ST) on Saturdays. Their booth…read moresells frozen meats from their business in Smokey Lake, AB and they also have a BBQ set up at the market which sells hotdogs and hamburgers from their line of products. I purchased one of their European hotdogs from the BBQ set up and I was not impressed at all. The hotdog cost $4 and tasted like dried sawdust. Very few condiments to speak of...mustard, relish and sauerkraut are options that one can put on their hotdog or hamburger. The frozen meats are on the expensive side -- 8 dollars for 6 very skimpy premade and cooked 'kubi' patties which happens to be pork. All in all, not too impressed. I do like the fact that this company - farmer does have their animals in a free range and is anti-biotic free. However, the meat is lacking in taste and tenderness. Lastly, this farmer sends their product to a 'meat market' butcher off-site of their farm for processing. It is difficult to keep up with quality control when a farmer does not do their own butchering and when they do not make their own sausages, etc.