Great food, low prices. Open for Breakfast and Lunch. Everything is home cooked and fresh. Note:…read moreThis restaurant provides employment opportunities for those with intellectual disabilities.

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.

I cannot wait for the renovations to be completed. The food, ambiance and staff are fabulous!read more

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.

To find a nice restaurant in this part of Prince Albert is like finding an albino lobster. So of…read moreall places, imagine that a hotel restaurant - and not even a Hilton level boutique hotel - is just as the sign says: quality homemade comfort food. Yes, it's homemade. From frying the bacon to preparing the poutine sauce to the apple pie I had for dessert, everything is made fresh in the kitchen and you can taste it. Yes it's quality. Not just the food, but the nice comfortable dining room, friendly staff, seat cushions, music - all of it. Comfort food, the menu makes it clear. Burgers, sandwiches, pasta, all the North American typicals. Sides include coleslaw, onion rings - you get the picture. But Lulu's does it really well. So if you're driving in from the south, you not have planned to stop before getting downtown, but you wouldn't be wrong to feed yourself any meal of the day here.

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

Bugsy's clientele are extremely lower class, trailer trash, super sketchy. Their food is just okay…read more Their drinks are adequately priced. Bugsy's was dirty the last time I visited as a customer, over 10 years ago.

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.

Ricky's was my late Dad's favourite restaurant, prior to his passing in late 2016. I met up with…read morehim at Ricky's, while visiting him in 2013, and I enjoyed my meal. My dad was very friendly with the staff, and they loved him. We were treated great!

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.