We drove out here from Calgary on a visit to the dinosaur museum. The restaurant is on a side…read morestreet in a modest building with good on and off street parking. The dining room was not too large but was made efficient with table placement. We ordered at the counter then were assigned a table by the woman who took our order. There were a few other patrons when we arrived. Our food came out in about ten minutes. I had a double cheeseburger with onion rings and Andrew had a mushroom burger. His burger had a gray mushroom sauce on it that made the burger sloppy. Andrew enjoyed it. My burger was not your typical burger. It seems to be hand made and had some seasoning on it. It was a bit too salty and and also kind of tough. It was good though. The onion rings were typical. Business really picked up while we were there with many more customers. If I were to go back I would get the chicken finger basket. One of our co-diners had that and it looked good.

Traveling through Drumheller on our way to the forgotten corner and stumbled across this place…read more My SO had a bacon cheeseburger and it was a classic seasoned dinner burger, served on a lightly toasted bun with lettuce, tomato, pickles and mayo. Classic cheddar cheese not just a Kraft Singles piece of plastic. I ordered the Santa Fe pizza. Loaded with huge chunks of bell peppers, chicken, sliced tomatoes, and the perfect amount of hot banana peppers. Both of us were beyond satisfied and enjoyed our meal. If you're daring or starving they have a 24 oz burger or a 18" ~ 6 lb pizza to try. The milk shakes were delicious; and if you're going to order a pizza, either order 2 or add a glass of water on the side. This is because you're going to be done your drink before your food arrives they're so good. The staff were friendly, quick to tidy the tables as they were emptying and very polite. The dining room was bright, each table painted differently and designed by someone local. Very charming. So coming back when we have time and are driving through.

High Seas Coffee has evolved into an all day cafe with a variety of dishes to select from…read more Actually it's usually closed before supper time except for on Thursday evenings. On Thursdays it's open until ten pm. Why just on Thursdays? Here's a bit of local culture to answer that question. Linden has a large number of Holdeman Mennonites. These are a very conservative branch of the Mennonite Church communities. There is little tolerance for the sorts of things that teenager boys and girls tend to want to do. However, on Thursday nights High Seas is an acceptable place for young Holdemen Mennonite boys and girls to sit together and meet each other. Hence the reason for the late closing time on Thursdays. However you definitely don't need to be a Holdemen Mennonite to eat here or enjoy the fine coffees. They source many of the ingredients locally whenever possible so you can enjoy very good food made with the freshest of ingredients. Just don't come on Thursdays hoping to meet a Holdemen girl unless you are a Holdemen yourself. That sort of thing is frowned upon. Today I tried the on line ordering system and it worked well. I received a text message to say that my order was received and what time it would be ready. I ordered a feature item which was the burrito. It's kinda like a burrito made like a panini. I quite enjoyed it. I think that most people would enjoy it too.

Friendly service and great coffee. Really enjoyed their breakfast sandwich on sourdoughread more

Great service for a group of 10+. The food was just okay for me. It came out in a timely matter. I…read moreordered a sampler that had 3 things and enjoyed only one. The kids loved their cotton candy milk.

food good service good…read moreambiance good I brought 88 kids here and they did amazing to accommodate us!

Fantastic little find on the way back to Calgary from Drumheller…read more This is a quaint little diner that appears to be family run. They were all warm and attentive. The photos don't look like much but the seasoning was perfect on everything. I ordered the special of chicken milanesa. It was a pounded chicken breast breaded perfectly, topped with sauteed onions, with a side of fries that I could not finish. My lunch partner ordered a small bowl of borscht, which was not very small, and a meal of perogies. The borscht was loaded with vegetables and sausage. The perogies had a perfect cheese filling and sausage on the side. Both of us had a side of coleslaw with a light but creamy dressing. I cant say enough about their seasoning. It was light but perfect. It totally enhanced the food instead of overwhelming it. This place has perfected some very good hearty recipes. We were way too full to try the pies. That is my only regret. This place is one where I would highly recommend if you are near Drumheller and looking for food. It is worth the 30 min drive

I really hope this review somehow pushes the average of Country Cousins up to 5 full stars. That…read moreit's currently at 4.5 is a travesty. This is the small town dining experience of your, my, and every respectable person's dreams. This is the place that your favourite local joint tries and fails to emulate. This, good people of Yelp, is a place you simply cannot miss if you happen to be out and about in God's country. The Mennonite waitress here was the most sincerely kind server I've ever come across. She was helpful, efficient, and encapsulated the warmth that Country Cousins emanates. Over the course of two visits, I had the Famous Iced Tea, the Mennonite Plate, the 4 Berry Pie, the Peanut Butter Pie, and the pickled carrots. First things first: I'm not sure just how famous the famous iced is, but I can tell you one thing - it's not famous enough. This iced tea would be served iced cold with my last meal. In fact, if it were my last meal I'd die happy. Is it sweet? Oh yeah. But it's got a flavour that I remember from my childhood which I just can't pinpoint. Like Pruste's madeleine, this iced tea brings you way, way, back and leaves you there long after the mason jar the tea is served in has dried up. The Mennonite plate is a wicked combination of Mennonite sausage, the finest cabbage rolls anyone could put together, and the single best half dozen pirogies this man has ever had (get the cottage cheese option). The sausage is made by people that make sausage like their lives depend on it. Meaty, tasty, filling cooked sausage an inch in diameter and split in half. Delicious. The cabbage rolls perfectly combine juicy cabbage with tasty ground beef, pleasantly acidic tomato sauce with sour cream. Yum. But the pirogies are where the sun really shines. These pan fried delights taste like how pirogies can be at their best. The dough stands out with a starchy flavour of its own, and the cottage cheese provides that cottage cheese texture that only it has, along with a familiar tang. The pirogies are dressed in a rich white sauce that probably isn't necessary but definitely doesn't hurt either. The 4 Berry Pie meets and exceeds your expectations for what small town pie can be - juicy, sweet, whole berry fillings ooze under the most buttery, flaky crust imaginable. The Peanut Butter Pie is unlike any pie I've ever had. It has a custard and whipped cream base which is essentially flavoured with peanut butter. Delicious, but a bit too sweet for my liking. Had to drown it down with that Famous Iced Tea. The pickled carrots were a revelation. Perfect crunch, perfect proportions of dill and garlic. Just a delight. Bought a jar to bring back home. Overall, Country Cousin's an absolute must-try if you're in the area. An experience you won't soon forget.

I'm "Joey Tribbiani" level passionate about sandwiches. I know you can make them at home, but I…read morelike tasting what people who are devoted to sandwiches think they should taste like. The 1762 from Earl has been stuck in my head and I can't wait to try it again. Succulent roast beef with sharp cheddar and a tangy horseradish sauce, commingling toasty in a soft bun. I've mentioned here before that I'm not a huge fan of hot subs. But, EoS has won me over. The Holiday Turkey Sandwich gets reviews as "the best sandwich I ever had" online so I wanted to try it. I make a mean turkey leftover sandwich so the first day I thought it was "ok". But the 2nd day I heated the other half up, and it had me SINGING. The sando's are tightly wrapped in paper and foil so they arrived in perfect shape even for take-out (delivery) across the city. I generally upgrade to "double meat" and eat half a sandwich at a time. I can't wait to try more varieties and definitely sink my teeth into another 1762.

Friendly staff and amazing sandwiches. Great quality food and reasonable prices. I will definitely…read morebe back soon!

I was in town for work for a week. Every morning the coffee was extremely hot and had burnt taste!read more

Made me a sandwich with rotten lettuce and handed it to me with a smirk. Disgusting. This was far…read moretoo obvious to be a mistake. Same location has given me burnt old coffee before but this was really gross. I will never go back

Probably about time after coming here for 2 plus years…read more.. Always friendly and pleasant. But the biscuits and gravy add sausage patties. Its honestly not fair for other breakfast items to be in the same category. Just try it out fora very fair price. You wont regret it.

Some of the best sandwiches I have ever had so much flavor and verry healthy recommend coming here…read moreif your hungry

The sandwiches were insanely huge!! The Euphoria was so delish!! The flavors were layered and…read morereally great. They also offer a variety of flavors of sparkling water and local craft sodas.