We are here about a week ago as a group of five before heading to a movie…read more The waitress serving us was quite slow and we had to ask for things numerous times (if we got it) such as mustard, another drink, some napkins. The food tasted good, although we had a hair in the spinach dip and a baked potato had a small rock in it. We had a bday at the table, but it wasn't until after we asked for the cheque that the waitress brought over the cookie. By that point, we didn't want the cookie, we wanted to get out of there to get to the movie on time. Very disappointed with this visit.

I would give 5 stars for the food, and one star for the service. This restaurant has terrific food,…read moredon't get me wrong. But by far the worst service I have had in the city.

Best food northeast of Prince Albert in a cute cozy old railway station!! 100% worth swinging into…read moreMeath Park for!!!!

Let me start by saying we came for the restaurant, and the vouchers provided by our hotel, but more…read moreon that later. It's bright, and easily accessible. We had a good visit and would return if we are staying in Prince Albert again. We visited in August 2014, I apologize for finishing my review now, hope you find it helpful. If you get a players card, there is a discount in the restaurant, and a daily players breakfast deal. If you are staying at a hotel, ask at your hotel's front desk once a day to see if they offer a gaming voucher - we played for an hour on the video slots on the credit from ours. When you redeem the credit at the main desk, do *NOT* be shy to walk over to the players club machine behind you (across from the main desk) and *verify* that the correct amount was placed on your card before you walk away from the desk. We had received 2 vouchers from our hotel, but they were credited for the wrong dates, so we only had half the credit given. We're not much for gambling, but it IS a fun time for a while. My trick to not spending too much money is to not take the credit cards in, and only bring the cash I'm willing to blow for entertainment. :D Not everyone can gamble, and not everyone should. The restaurant is ok. While it provides basic fare, it is fairly quick service, although I had to reduce my rating by one star for the sheer number of house flies that were in the restaurant. A UV sanitizer was operating on the wall, so there are protocols in place, but asking our server, they weren't sure where all the flies came from. I was surprised that they had really very good gluten free toast available, and my eggs were cooked to perfection. We did choose to eat here twice during our stay, and would go back. Staff are... varied. The folks in the restaurant were helpful with providing me with gluten free food, and for my significant other, apparently you can order bannock to go! There are two kinds, baked fresh mornings - ask when it's best to get some. We did return before leaving Prince Albert and he brought some home. There is separate smoking and non-smoking gambling areas, with their respective washrooms. There are cigarette holders in the non-smoking ladies room, but the main casino is non-smoking. Just over on the left side is a smoking gambling room with video machines and tables. Lots of video gambling machines around the perimeter of the main room, tables in the middle. There is a restaurant, deli, bar and snack machines (under the stairs if you just need a nibble). Two sets of restrooms off the main non-smoking area, and elevators to the upper level where I believe there are private games rooms. I did not visit the smoking area for health reasons. Plenty of parking, there is a hotel/motel attached by a walkway. It's definitely easy to locate and get here.

Came into restaurant for a quick lunch and went with the Chef Special daily special for $12…read more Cheeseburger poutine. First time for me for this dish and it was very tasty with burger, lettuce, cheese, tomato and all the fixings. Server checked in with table a few times and overall good experience.

Not exactly sure what happened here but it's a shadow of it's former self. We used to come here a…read morelot about twenty years ago and it was a happening place. Now you're lucky if you're not the only one here. It's still a nice place to go for a beer and Happy Hour prices all night long on Wednesdays if I understand correctly. There is a sign on the wall advertising wings and a beer for $10 on Wednesdays but I asked about this and was told they don't have a wing night anymore. It's too bad this place has obviously gone downhill.

Myself and my wife went for a late lunch there today. I ordered the Pacific Rim Noodle soup. Wifey…read moreordered the French Onion soup and we had a plate of fries with dill dip. The Pacific soup was awesome. I'm actually thinking about going back ASAP for another bowl of it. French onion was good as well. Server was dressed nice and was very helpful in pointing out a few specials. Restaurant is dim lit which we like with TV's all around if you want to watch. Really enjoyed and we'll be back soon.

Good food, fun waitresses, total surprise inside as atmosphere is not what you expect from the…read moreoutside,give it a try

Order was screwed up asked for Honey BBQ Wings waitress brought me Honey Hot then tried to lie…read moresaying I had asked for Honey Hot when both me and my friend knew that it wasn't what I asked for and the waitress continued to act really rude refusing to change my order If this is the kind of service that this place has become I don't think I will be returning to this establishment anytime soon I would rather go to a place where I can get what I ordered and where I am treated nicer then this place

Great place to go for a drink or two, but don't expect decent service or a good dining experience…read more It's got a nice, "Cheers"-like atmosphere if you are into that sort of small-town thing, but I rarely had a good eating experience there. The service is slow and not very friendly; the servers seem to not only be extremely rushed whether the place is busy or not, but they tend to forget things, they are quite grouchy and if it's a busy night, they will treat you as though you are an annoyance to them. My partner and I went out one night for their Friday night Steak Night, which we used to attend almost all the time with varying results. The meal included steak, baked potato, Caesar salad, and one beer. I am not able to drink beer, so I asked if I could substitute a high ball instead and was told "no substitutions", so I ordered a Coke. My partner drank his beer, but had to send his plate back several times because half of his potato was raw. Mine was also raw, but after sending it back the second time I decided to just eat the half that was cooked. Our server explained that "something was wrong with our oven". After the third time, my partner decided to eat his half of the raw potato...because the rest of our food was getting cold while we waited. When we got our bill, we were surprised to see how large it was. We were expecting maybe 10% would be taken off for the inconvenience of having to wait nearly an hour for a half-cooked potato, but that wasn't even close to what happened. I was charged full price for the meal even though I didn't have my beer, plus charged $4 for my nonrefillable pop (the beer was only 75 cents more). The server explained that when she said "no substitutions", she meant NOTHING could be substituted (I had assumed she meant only alcoholic drinks). I don't understand why they can't substitute a non-refillable pop in place of a beer, which saves them money in the long run. Not only did they not bother to discount us, we were charged $2 more per plate than we were used to. When we asked the server about that, her reply was that they had changed the prices a couple of months ago. The price was not listed anywhere else in the place. Since she had said that the "no substitutions" thing was made clear in the menu, we asked for a copy of the menu, and saw they were still asking $12.99 on the menu instead of the $14.99 we were charged. We asked why it hadn't been changed in the menu to reflect the new prices and she said, "You guys are actually the first people to notice that." We refused to pay that price, especially considering all the issues we had during our meal. The server left to speak to the manager, and came back and said she couldn't change the price for any reason. We asked to speak to the manager ourselves, and she left again..coming back and saying she took the extra $4 off our bill, but couldn't do any more than that. She told us that's what the manager said to do, and that he was too busy to come and speak with us. The manager is the same business owner who told a veteran who had a service dog with him that he was not allowed to bring the dog into the restaurant with him, even though it was a clearly marked service dog and they had the papers to prove it. We are NEVER going back there again.

I was in PA for the holidays and needed a quick lunch. Very nice to find something other than the…read moreregular Tim's or BP's as I travel. Staff was great providing pleasant service. I ordered the Cobb salad, my uncle had the chicken Caesar salad and my nephew went with the server's cheese burger suggestion. All were very good with fresh ingredients. The surprise was the calamari ap. A new to me presentation with jalapeño which was delicious. Minors are not permitted, but was a great hang out while the ladies were shopping.

Service was very good . We sat on the patio . At some point flowers were planted but they have not…read morebeen cared for and are mostly dead or dying. The food was ho hum. And the restaurant itself could use a good cleaning.

I've never eaten a donair in Canada before, but I've heard they're all the rage. I passed up the…read moregourmet delicacy of Amy's across the street and wandered in here to see. Turns out, this is basically the same as Middle Eastern food in the States, just called donair instead of shwarma or what have you. The lamb was well spiced but a bit salty in full portion size - but the friendly owner will let you try any of the meats before deciding. You also have some say in the overall ingredients to your pita sandwich or platter, which is a nice touch. The platter overall was a nice size and food was generally well prepared - the salad was far better than most side salads you would get stateside. I tried a selection of desserts. The honey ball was a bit thick and tasted like it had been sitting out for awhile. The baklava was average. The harisse was the best of the three - full of honey or sugar syrup, sort of like a cake. Overall, I've had better, but it's a good step above any chain and a nice addition to the Prince Albert food scene, so I'm happy to award a solid 4 stars. If you're stuck in a takeout or eating out routine, break it up and try this.