Words cannot describe how amazing the food was here ! The quality and quantity was top notch !…read morePossibly one of the best steaks I've ever had hands down , plate was loaded to the top amazing all around

Only local watering hole. Beer was cold food was alright for pub grub. Could use TVs behind the bar…read morefor viewing. Was busy due to wing night. My server was super friendly. But others were not. I'd go back as not many places in town to chill and have a pInt.

Food is good and the beer is cold. Nice little place to grab a bite and a beer after work or when…read morepassing through. The staff are friendly and The locals are great.

The pub has delicious food, a great atmosphere, and is very tastefully decorated with a distinct…read morenorthern flair. Modern layout with TVs at almost all tables to watch the game that on.

Overheard conversation between three twenty-something guys at Casey's Sunday morning…read more Guy 1: Dude, you have to try this Caesar!!! Guy 2: You know clam juice makes me puke and vodka makes me crazy!!! Guy3: Dude, all we're asking is you try one!! Guy 2: One leads to two. Two leads to three and after three you're not going to like me anymore!!! Brings back fond memories of lost weekends and sound advice not followed all courtesy of Casey's. The pub hasn't aged a lot since it's opening. In fact the usual suspects can be found any given weekend, filling the same seats they've occupied since the late eighties. Some things have changed, the awesome HO scale train that raced by on tracks overhead is gone. Some things have stayed the same, the wait staff is still friendly and funny and not afraid to stop and chat with the patrons. My server, a local, born and raised here, relished the fact most of her clientele went to school with her parents and some of her former school mates who frequent the pub haven't aged that well. She recommended a sleeve of Belgian moon draft with brunch. A smooth beer, heavy on citrus, which I probably would avoid except at breakfast where it makes perfect sense. I tried the avocado toast. A soft poached egg on brioche with tomato and mashed avocado. It really lacked any kind of flavor or texture, as did the fruit plate that accompanied it. However food and drink is reasonably priced here and I do enjoy the free conversation.

Good 2 for 1 appys. Cheap and cheerful. Went there with a…read moregroup and the service was good and the food was too. Good if you are looking for pub food and beer!

I got there during happy hour, and the deals were great! The food was amazing, I loved the fried…read morechicken poutine, and the beer selection was awesome. Fabulous service, ambiance was excellent and the crowd was awesome If you're in Fort St. John, and you're wondering where to go, do not hesitate to go straight here!

This is honestly one of the most consistent restaurants in Fort St John for service and quality. We…read morehost out of town guests and we know we can depend on Crafthouse for a good experience.

I was in Fort St John for work and stopped here one night for dinner…read more Really disappointed with the Roustabout salad. The menu said it was to include "artisan lettuce, shaved fennel, sun-dried tomatoes, caramelized pecans and dried cranberries" however it only came with spring mix lettuce and dried cranberries. For a $9 salad, this was really disappointing. I also had the seafood chowder which was really tasty. It came with plenty of seafood including haddock, scallops shrimp and a side of toasted garlic bread. Service was decent and there was a TV in the restaurant area with the game on which was a bonus.

Roustabouts is haunted by the ghosts of restaurants past. Originally opened in the 70's as…read more Beefeaters, a popular steakhouse catering to mainly business types. Liquor flowed, deals were sealed and anyone unfortunate enough to be wearing a tie had it clipped off and displayed on the trophy wall. The restaurant changed hands until it was renovated and rebranded as part of the Fogg N Suds franchise, renowned for its impressive line up of international beers, fishbowls of cocktails and awe inspiring draft beer towers. The crowds were usually young, loud and very enthusiastic. Under new ownership and a management change Roustabouts opened. Emphasis was placed more on family dining and quality food. I've had more than a few memorable meals here with friends. So I was quite surprised at the mediocre quality of my last few visits. I ordered my old standby favorite, pulled pork. Not at all the tender, saucy, melt in your mouth, drip down your chin experience I remember. The pork was chewy and dry. As were the little cup of mushrooms offered as a $2 side, advertised as sautéed but had obviously not been introduced to a lick of butter. The gravy was another disappointment. I can't eat naked fries, if you're going to charge extra for gravy make it from beef drippings and flour. However the service was friendly and the Keith's amber ale was frosty and delicious!

Great food and excellent service, they have a very broad selection of menu which I haven't got…read morearound to try. But from both of the food that me and my partner had, I can't see anything bad coming out of their kitchen. Swing by and give them a try, you might be as pleasantly surprised as we are :)

My husband and I have been here twice. Service is excellent, very kind friendly people and the…read moreowner always pops out and says hello and to make sure you are happy. Food is very good quality and plenty of it! We'll go back for sure!

Great service. Good pub food, cool art on the wall. Would recommend if you are in the mood for…read moresports and pub food

Came here for an early dinner. Saw on their site that they had daily specials so came here. It's…read moreThursday and Chinese food items were the deal of the day. I was craving chow mein So ordered the chicken chow mein. It wasn't what I expected. It was served in a Fold Pak takeout container which is a cute nod to Chinese takeout food. The noodles were oversauced in a honey garlic tasting sauce. Way too sweet and very little chicken. It was slimy and gross. The noodles were soft and had no crunch. Disappointed. I also ordered the basket of Jumbo Shrimp that are regular shrimp breaded to look jumbo. Comes with dipping sauce. Had to take off the breading as it was bland but with good crunch. The cool thing about this place is their utensils. The silverware handles have sports equipment shapes. The forks have a hockey stick handle and the knife has a golf club handle. Their full menu is an awesome read. Very witty and punny. Also there are call buttons at every table so you can call on wait staff when need I might come back and try their regular pub fare.