Great resturant, the best service. Really good bloody marys. Very nicely decorated. Friendly…read moreOwner!! Love this place!

A group of friends and I are visiting for a few days when we decided to get Sunday Brunch. After…read morelooking at other Yelp reviews we decided to visit 18 North Kitchen and Bar. We were greeted with a warm friendly server and a choice of indoor or outdoor seating. We chose to sit on the patio and happy we did - it was a beautiful day, good for people watching and the birds were singing their tune. After reviewing the menu we put in our order. We all got some variation of Eggs Benedict - add avocado or bacon. We each had a different drink. I had the bloody Mary and found it to be one of the best I've ever had!! Friends had a long island and a wine spritzer. They each enjoyed the libations!! The eggs were perfectly cooked and the homemade hollandaise sauce was KILLER!!! Another person waiting tables came by to check on us. When we replied how much we were enjoying our meal, he said "well then, you need to come back on Monday. Our chef makes all the desserts and they are simply the best. We offer a sinful chocolate cake and a cream brulee cheesecake that will knock your socks off." I was convinced in that moment that I needed this cheesecake so we ordered 2 to-go. It did, in fact, knock my socks off!!!! I was very impressed with this beautiful little restaurant, their service was remarkable and the atmosphere was so inviting. Whatever you do...come here and eat, drink, and be merry!! One last comment: a few days later we were visiting the brewery next door and ordered the Cowboy Nachos (smothered fries)...OMG, so good (recommend a side of their homemade ranch - you're welcome)!!!

Nice menu selection; a warm, cabin like atmosphere with cowboy art from a local artist displayed…read morefor sale. Wait people are friendly and food is tasty! Barroom in the back is clean, spacious with a pool table and a few tvs. Reasonable drink prices.

I had the very best ranch beans there. My other meals have been excellent as well, super friendly…read morestaff.

Passing through and stopped in for lunch. Had the: 1)…read morequesadilla: very hearty, good ingredients, spicy salsa. 2) bibimbap: no stone bowl, but the ingredients were right, not spicy, the pork had a nice char 3) butter chicken rice bowl: best surprise of this was the naan which was very good, the curry was not greasy which you often find. Each dish had a nice balance of flavor and protein/beg/carb. Not easy to do the breadth of cuisines they do here (that we tried) well. After school snack is a peanut butter cookie for the road. Service was friendly and proactive. We are happy to have stopped here and they are deserving of their rating.

This place has so much going for it, that I wish I could have given it five stars. It's clearly…read morepopular with the locals, which is imperative in a small town. It has a great theme with the wooden spoons everywhere, cool old tin panels in the ceiling as well as the burlap bags. You order at the counter, pay and get your numbered wooden spoons which you place in a glass milk carton at the table you choose while awaiting your food. There is plenty of brick inside the restaurant which is always something I like. The woman who took or order said that the owner had bought the place behind them and they were blowing out the wall in between the two establishments so the kitchen can service two places. Sounds good right? The problem we had was that the breakfasts we got were not hot, I mean barely warm. My sunny up eggs were barely done, still alot of clear in the whites. My two halves of toast were put together, butter to butter. The second pieces together for my entire meal I was going to put marmalade on after I had finished all but them. The butter had not even melted into the toast, it was still whole butter. Everything tasted quite good, but it has to be hot. We would certainly return, but it fell just short of the mark. Too bad!

Fantastic customer service and really great food! I had a bowl and it had the perfect portion of…read morerice to greens and really good quality veggies. Highly recommend!

Great little spot for fresh juice or food! Nice and clean and my juice was delicious. My better…read morehalf got the falafel bowl and loved it. Ingredients were fresh, and prepared quickly. Five stars for that! The four stars are for the service. I would normally not give four stars for this kind of service but the actual food and drinks made up for it. Not a real friendly atmosphere. We had been in the car for several hours and were just grabbing a quick bite. No friendly greeting. No big deal. When my daughter's card wouldn't work and she tried to pay with US the girl recoiled like it was a rattlesnake and was going to bite her. The other one told her that they did take USD$ and we could pay with it but at par, uh yeah, no thanks.

Absolutely love this store. The bulk bins for grains, beans and rice are budget friendly. The…read moreorganic selection is good and diverse. The herbs are plentiful and fresh. They even ordered bulk herbs for me that they didn't have. it came fairly quickly too. They have lovely selection of ginger beer and health drinks and local artisans to browse. It is also owned by the co-op members. 100% recommend

The Co-op serves lunch Tuesday through Thursday, with some days devoted to gluten-free foods (e.g.,…read moreCajun red beans and rice and curry dishes), some to Italian, and others to Mexican and Asian. My favorite dishes are chilled gazpacho (in the summer), their yummy quiche, and their great Asian soup). If you're not free to lunch there or need provisions for a picnic, they have to-go containers and prepackaged slices of quiche, soup, sandwiches, etc. in the cooler at the back of the store. The Co-op produces bakery goods daily, and I especially like their olive bread. I also visit the Co-op to purchase many difficult to find items, such as specialty cheeses (e.g., fresh mozzarella, Jarlsberg Swiss, aged Irish cheddar, etc.) and imported olives. Seating is limited. There are three tables in the front of the store near the self-serve food service area, and another at the back of the store. Figuring out how the self-service works can take a moment, but the folks that work there are friendly and willing to explain the process. One warning: they don't tag their pastries to show the date they are baked, so ask before purchasing to make sure what you're buying is fresh.

horrible food tasted like someone already ate my burger, m all my fiends food also flavourless and…read moretasted like so ass.

Solid offerings on the menu here. A few wraps, a few burgers, chicken, ribs and pasta. Walked in as…read morea group of 6 and there were only two tables that big, most are four seaters. The garage door wall opens to a patio right on the main drive thru town and would make a great summer hang-out spot. I ordered poutine (living in the states that's not something we see much and I'm a HUGE fan). The meal size portion is served in a bowl just a bit larger than a cereal bowl but this is rich hearty food and the portion size was great. Lots of cheese curds and a flavorful gravy. Husband ordered reuben and was not disappointed. Service was a little slow, but pleasant.

Enjoyed the breakfast menu. My favorite was the pancakes and strawberries…read more The staff was very professional and attentive. Would recommend this restaurant to family and friends.

Really enjoyed our breakfast at The Hillside. We've tried everyplace in town and we liked breakfast…read morebest here. Great quality ingredients, friendly service, awesome portions and fair prices. Though combo to beat! Check them out and don't miss the chicken friend steak!

An oasis on the Crowsnest. I always stop here on my road trip from Van to the Kootenays, as do most…read moreHighway 3 travellers (it's a must!). The Copper Eagle is a quaint little coffee shop in the historic mining town of Greenwood, "Canada's Smallest City" with incorporation dating back to 1897. It's located in a two-story heritage building built in 1899 and is the perfect rest stop to stretch the legs, refresh with a gourmet cuppa and have something tasty to eat. There's a delicious looking selection of freshly baked bread and treats, and the people who work the counter are genuine and friendly. A welcoming place of small town charm. A stroll down Copper Street is worth seeing the heritage sites and antique shops and learn about the rich history of the area. Look to where the vehicles with out-of-province plates are pulled over with the old red vintage car parked out front and that's the place! Note: They open early at 6am and close early at 4pm!

This was one of the best bakeries I have ever been in. The best buttertart I have ever had. I would…read moredefinitely recommend it to anybody passing through town.

We heard that this was the best pizza in town, I would give it an 8 overall. I ordered 1/2 cheese…read more1:2 pepperoni.

Good services good pizza and they are actually pretty fast at getting it done 10/10 would go againread more

Back again at Mr Sub and they continue to make EXCELLENT sandwiches!…read more This time I ordered the "Philly" - a hot cheesesteak sandwich that anyone who's spent time around its namesake would be curious to the authenticity. Well, Mr Sub did it justice; tender, thinly sliced beef steak, with an oozy, drippy amount of cheese, grilled onions and peppers. Excellence in a (my choice) whole wheat hoagie bun. Prices are comparatively BETTER, and I'll tell you why. This sandwich, plus my wife's and two bags of chips was LESS than the equivalent at the local "Eat Fresh" joint. And Mr Sub's sandwiches, and service, is LIGHT YEARS better! Looking forward to the next time.

Exceptional sub place on Colville! Delicious and the bread was freshly made there too. Service was…read morequick and the staff friendly. Very enjoyable!