Very beautiful place to sit down with family or a significant other and have a bite to eat !!…read moreWouldn't recommend going there past evening hours , not sure what is up with the night shift staff but they never have a clue what's going on , no food ever ready and kind of rude. The food and drinks are amazing , fav place to get bagels and hashbrowns

One of the best Timmies! Convenient location in the middle of the road whether your going north or…read moresouth. Biggest plus was the staff, been here a few times and they are always super cordial whether it was drive thru or dine in. The washrooms were cleanish, could be cleaner but it's a stop for a lot of people so understandable. Otherwise the restaurant itself was spotless.

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.

Oh my goodness, what can I say? We had a lovely afternoon at this beautiful old home converted to a…read moreTea Room in High River. If you get a chance, go. The first level on the tray of savory indulgences were imaginative, delicious and nothing like anything I have had at other High Teas. The were touches of Morocco, India and spring. The scone level with delicious and and the clotted cream to die for. And do not skip the custard on the top level, if other people hadn't been in the room, I would have licked to glass. So yummy. The gal waiting on our table, who is also involved in the food preparation was great, very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. If you get a chance make a reservation and go for a drive out to High River. You won't be sorry.

Having an afternoon tea experience is very rare in Alberta. In fact, it was something my partner…read moreand I were searching for. As she was from the UK and speaks so highly of this exquisite experience, I was dying to go for an afternoon tea. Last week, we found out in Calgary Herald about Noble Tea House. It was situated in High River, Alberta, around 45 minutes from Calgary. We did not hesitate to drive there. Since there are limited seating, make sure you book in advance. Three tiered tea was fantastic, we ordered earl grey and English breakfast tea, the tea comprised of scones, clotted cream and jam, sandwiches, blackberry macaroons with balsamic filling,amaretti cookies and sugared grapes and trifles, mini pumpkin pies. The owner of the tea house was very accommodating, excellent customer service. Definitely going back and if you love to have an afternoon tea experience, please go and support this local small business.

A River Ran though It is no longer open for business. The location was just out of the way of foot…read moretraffic I think not too many people knew it was there in the first place. I've talk to people as one does and find most people are too fn lazy to head downtown High river and go to Calgary for a coffee if that makes any fn sense or go to shit hortons for a shite coffee and one of their crap doughnuts or Tim shits. So support local businesses you stupid fecks and local business not Walfarts. Yeah, yeah there's not a lot in High river you know why Sherlock there doesn't need to be. Now you says it's cheaper in Calgary. Like feck. Maybe you have a magic car that doesn't use fuel. Ok fine but most people don't. By the time you pay for fuel and your time being wasted getting pissed off in traffic yeah, it's worth paying a dollar or two more here in town.

Bye bye bagel! A little pricey so got a bagel ($4). Frozen solid (Dempsters or the like) defrosted…read morein microwave and then toasted. No cream cheese so I opted for hard cheese. Thought it odd it was packaged in a Cobs Bread paper bag (to go). Got to the office and was disappointed, returned it and haven't been back.

Took my son here for his first birthday because he lives trains so we can say we took him on a…read moretrain for his first birthday! It was also little britches parade day so it was a super fun and super busy day in town which means this place was super busy but it is so good the wait was so worth it! Love how iconic and historical this place is!

Such a charming and fun experience!…read more The wine we had was crisp and welcome after a morning touring. The French onion soup was seasoned beautifully and a treat. We weren't blown away by our sandwiches, but we did think the bread was particularly good. Very fresh and the flavor was brilliant. The ambiance is so unique and pretty, and our server was wonderful. Especially as she seemed to be doing all the work herself!

We had a big lunch so we decided to just get one "The Bird" sandwich to take home and share it for…read moresupper. Big mistake. Sadness ensued! We hadn't realized what an absolutely amazing sando it was going to be. The soup was delicious but the sandwich was an out of body experience. It left us wanting MOAR. As did the cinnamon bun which came incredibly close to the dough I remember my Grandmother making. I can see we will be driving out to High River again. We will take the littles with us to try that super cool ice cream bar at Evelyn's.

Quaint trip down memory lane with some very good food and very nice people! The Ruben Sandwich was…read moreawesome and the butternut squash soup was off the charts good!

Love love love this for truck burgers are juicy fries are crunchy a d not burnt crunchy I will pull…read moreover where ever they are

Food is always great for even the most picky eater. Well maybe you know how people are then next…read moretime I go I must try the fish and chips.