Wow. Where to start. East Coast American here. Soory. This place is amazing. Saturday scene. The…read morebartender cheers for people walking in the door. Chill DJ spinning in the corner. A New Orleans style drum line just went down the street and the bartender grabbed his sax to joined in for a moment. Pizza's are fresh, clean and incredibly delicious. If you ever find yourself in Kaslo, this is must.

The food was nice. It tasted fresh and homemade. I had a cup of the borsht and it was delicious,…read morenot the typical borscht of beets, but a veggie mix. The restaurant was clean and fairly quiet even though all the tables were full. The only reason i didn't give it 5 stars was the 2 waitresses were not friendly at all - I didn't feel very welcome.

Nice experience for breakfast featuring fresh ingredients and even homemade jam (strawberry-mango:…read moreyum!). They have half sizes on the bennys which was much appreciated. The home fries were flavorful and crispy.

A small and quaint cafe with great customer service. We had the eggs Benedict and the Lyonnaise…read morestyle breakfast salad, with toast and homemade jam. Delicious meals and portions were just enough! I would recommend this restaurant and we will be back again, the next time we bid it Nelson, BC!

If you love fresh food go bear I it's amazing thanks for the excellent experience thanks again have…read morea good daYY

Had a great latte, but didn't stay for lunch. Enjoyed the nice relaxed vibe. Menu looks…read moreinteresting....nice surprise in Slocan.

Great food, great ambience. One of the best local spots for breakfast!…read more Try any of the Benny's and sit outside for the best experience.

The sushi bowl was delicious. I recommend getting extra dressing. Next time I want to try the chai…read more Pretty crowded at 10am on a Sunday.

What's there in a name?! Apparently quite a lot, especially if you're in the restaurant business! A…read morecatchy "nom de guerre" for a place serving nom noms is marketing done right. In this context, when the almost-hangry duo comprising of the missus and me were driving south on the scenic BC-6 along the beautiful Slocan River, we stumbled onto the name "Sleep Is For Sissies" when searching online for food options along the route. Though the name felt like an apt one were it a cafe serving dark, strong coffee, we curiously checked out their website and menu. And, so grateful that we did! This quirkily-named restaurant is a gem serving yummy and neatly plated delicacies, and whose owner decided to hang on to the quirky title when they purchased the business. It's right at the start of a sharp curve along the road, so you need to properly time and execute your exit into their parking lot (read, it's their way or the highway!). The bright, airy and spacious seating area offers a perfect pitstop for the sore and travel-weary bums and eyes, and the items on their vast menu are just the flavorful nourishments which the doctor ordered for our famished tummies and souls! What caught our attention en route to the place was the Seafood Chow Down Chowder, and it didn't disappoint - so so good! Highly recommend the Harmony Hills Basil Pesto Prawns, Wild Spring Salmon and their Pasta which we took To Go. Kudos to Leia and Ethan for their fantastic recommendations, local travel tips, stellar service and hospitality in what felt like a fun fine-dining experience in, ironically, a rather casually named eatry!

Great food quality and quantity A sweet spot on that…read morehighway for commuters, hikers, campers etc Hard to find if you're not paying attention Slow as honey through a straw but worth it if you have the time, and hey! It's the Slocan valley ya nutbar, what's yer hurry? Wicked good muffins and cooler case to go stuff too, funky loveable and great selection on menu

Strange people that work there. It made the dinner super awkward. The food was decent albeit over…read morepriced. No sodas either just fancy drinks with lots of sugar, nothing for a diabetic except for tepid tap water.

In the top 10% of burgers all-time. Seasoned perfectly with expert balance of wet to dry, acid to…read morebase, sweet to savory and all that jazz. Really a joy to work through this burger. Nice inviting, cozy, romantic atmosphere. Service was good awful. Nelson has wonderful Bohemian vibes, and among small cities they've got some of the most balanced chakras around. Still, the good vibes seem to inflate the heads of young wait staff, who seem to this old miser a bit aloof in attitude and needing a dose of hustle. You can be friendly and move fast at the same time people. We waited 10 minutes for a greet, 5 for water, another 15 for our order, then a full 25 for the actual food. Whoof. Soured this old miser's good vibes I can tell you that! Still, kitchen staff saved the day and the food was on the bleeding point of on point.

Don't let the reviews fool you. This place is amazing. We came to celebrate my friend Price…read moreFoulger's birthday and he thoroughly enjoyed it. GO CHECK GOOGLE REVIEWS for better reviews. Highly recommend and will be back next time I'm in Nelson either for business or pleasure, by myself, with friends or with my family.

Had the breakfast special. Fried small potatoes with egg, bacon, cheese, and tomato panini on multi…read moregrain bread. Excellent. Nicely turned out. Our server, Jess, was helpful and friendly.

Review Visit: July 14th, 2015…read more Who knew there were so many places to get coffee in such a little town. Our journey across Canada brought us to Nakusp, where there seems to be 1 coffee shop per 500 people in town. No, seriously. This is one of three places I got coffee while I was in Nakusp. Not that I am complaining or anything. As with a lot of places in Nakusp, we stumbled upon this place during our afternoon stroll through town. Since I am magnetically drawn to coffee places, my accomplices had now choice but to follow me in. At first, I wasn't 100% sure this was a coffee place. I didn't get a good look in the window before heading in. I was kind of expecting it to be a bar or something to do with adult beverages. It was a welcome surprise that it was a coffee place. We entered and looked around. I noticed the menu offered more than coffee to order. We all noticed they had your typical coffee shop stuff for sale. Bags of coffee, baked goods, various coffee accessories, etc. They also had a small table or two set up inside for consuming your beverage/food. If it's a beautiful day outside, they have some outdoor seating. While we looked over the menu, I decided on my usual ice caramal latte. My cohorts got plain coffees and Andy also picked up some nanaimo bars here for the kids. Seeing as we just got coffees and baked goods, we resumed our walk around town. This is when I took my first sip and what a delicious latte it was. It wasn't something to write home about but after having it made in many different ways, it was nice to have it done in a way that I prefer. The drink was smooth and full of flavor without anything overpowering the other ingredients. It's a shame we never made it here for lunch. The menu had some stuff on it that sounded really appetizing and also the baked goods looked delicious behind the glass. I also wanted to pick up some of the Kick Ass flavor of coffee they had on sale.

On a short vacay here in Nacusp and wanted to try the breakfast here. Had the loaded omelet with…read morehash browns. It was spectacular. Cooked to perfection and tasted delicious. Was definitely full and satisfied after that meal. It is a walk up deli type for ordering. But was greeted with great service and a smile. I definitely recommend this place if your ever in town. It is located right on the Main Street not far from the oldest operating bar in BC. "The Leland hotel. Est 1892 Cheers Dino.

We came here as a group of four--three vegetarians and myself, eating gluten free--and overall had…read morea really positive experience. Marzano clearly puts intention behind what they do, drawing inspiration from traditional Neapolitan techniques and a focus on high-quality, simple ingredients, and that care shows up on the menu. From an accessibility standpoint, this was one of the easier Italian meals I've had while eating GF. Gluten-free options were clearly labeled, including modification notes, which made ordering straightforward. Nearly all pizzas and pastas could be made gluten free, aside from specialty pastas like the gnocchi and lasagna. They also had a gluten-free focaccia available as an appetizer, which had an excellent texture. The appetizers were a standout. We shared the gnocchi and burrata and both were delicious. Pizza got great feedback from the table overall, though a couple slices were slightly undercooked in the center and flopped when picked up. I ordered the sirloin, which was okay, though not my favorite part of the meal. Service was excellent. Our server was attentive and thoughtful, offering a soup sample to our 90-year-old guest who was unsure about the daily option, and kindly helped wrangle us for a group photo during a busy dinner hour, which I really appreciated. The interior is gorgeous--modern, warm, and very well maintained. Even though Marzano opened in 2018, it feels much newer. I debated between a 4 and 5 star review due to my entrée and the pizza texture, but the intention is clearly there, and the overall experience was strong. I'd absolutely come back and would love to try more of the menu next time.

Perfectly executed cocktails and a banger margerita pizza! Very loud and full of energy. Wish I…read morewould have been more hungry and tried some other dishes such as the rabbit. Just a touch too much cheese on the pizza,but they were trying to feature fiore di latte...so I wasn't unhappy!

There were flowers, not just on the patio, which looks right down the mains treet of Kaslo, but on…read moreevery plate, even the desert! GREAT food, gorgeous place, super quaint There is no better place to go to in Kaslo The chef will hate that all I say is great food - but it was awesome - well made, well presented, and I wanted to try many more dishes Fine dining in the little town of Kaslo!

I've always been told that the Rosewood Cafe has good food. My wife and I finally stopped to try it…read moreout. Wow! was I ever impressed. The chowder was exceptional and the fresh made bread complimented it wonderfully. I also had one of the Sunday specials steak, kidney and lamb pot pie. Prepared perfectly, it was the best pot pie I've had in a long time, flaky crust and delicious. It was the perfect late lunch on a winter day. My wife had the pulled pork sandwich, which I tried too. Tender, moist with great presentation. If this was lunch I can only imagine what the dinner entrees are like. I look forward to going back and trying everything.