Johnny's Bistro
$ • Family, Canadian
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627 9 St, Humboldt
(306) 682-0001
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One of the best restaurants we've found within an hour of where we live. We frequent here. We've even suggested it to others, who make the drive further than us! The food is great, we've never not had a good meal here. You get what you pay for--large portions, great tasting food and friendly service! Try it, you'll thank me and won't go home hungry.
We drive over an hour to eat here, and today my daughter and I took my husband there. My husband, being handicapped and confined to a wheelchair, we were shocked to learn that the entrance is hard to get in through, but we managed! Same with exiting, theres a significant drop! He needed to go to the washroom only to find it was not wheelchair accessible. Disappointing, but stayed and enjoyed our meal. Our waiter went above and beyond, just wish my husband could have enjoyed...read full review
great food & friendly staff! Good environment to sit & have a meal.
Menu
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 8:30PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 8:30PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 8:30PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 8:30PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 8:30PM |
Johnny's Bistro is a charming small-town restaurant with friendly staff and good service. The burgers are fresh, well-portioned, and delicious, leaving customers satisfied. The food is phenomenal and praised as delicious, with large meals and a great selection for children. It is a hidden gem tucked into an older motel, making it a surprising find for those passing by. The establishment offers a clean environment, with a welcoming atmosphere that is a lovely spot for a nice Sunday brunch, a meal with the family, or a night out. Parking is available in a lot beside the restaurant and on the street, and the place is wheelchair accessible with wide doorways and street-level access. Visitors consistently enjoy excellent food and impeccable service, making it a Humboldt institution worth the repeat business.