Wolf It Down
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About Wolf It Down
Wolf It Down Reviews
Great place to stay with new renovated cabins, the food was amazing and got to us so fast!!
I think this place might be under new ownership, lovely young family running the coffee shop /bakery/resto (maybe the campground as well?). The dude running the till was short staffed but managed just fine. Great espresso, this is the only espresso machine I've seen north of Smithers. Fueled up on breakfast sandwich, cookies, coffee, random snacks and a beer for the road (I'm cycling calm down). Worth the stop.
Not many options for GF. I was told that they had GF spaghetti, but it would need to be cooked. I then asked for plain french fries, but apparently they don't do these in evening. ???? I settled for a glass of white wine. I will eat my own food at trailer. My husband had the Salisbury Steak with mashed potatoes veggies and gravy. Not good. the hamburger patty was chewy and flavourless. The veggies were frozen peas and carrots. And the potatoes were definitely not real...read full review
Wolf It Down is a family-owned restaurant located in a remote area, offering a cozy and friendly atmosphere. The menu is limited but focuses on delicious, homemade food, such as spaghetti, scrambled eggs with ham, hash browns, and homemade cinnamon buns. Guests appreciate the excellent staff who are friendly and helpful, often assisting with special orders. The food receives mixed reviews: some find it excellent and satisfying, while others think it is simple or "college" food like canned spaghetti sauce and microwave veggies. The restaurant also serves tasty beverages like espresso and lattes, and offers items like pie and sausage rolls. Although the prices can be high given its location, visitors feel it is worth a stop for the good atmosphere, music, and friendly service. The gift shop next door, although sometimes closed, adds a charming touch to the experience. Overall, Wolf It Down is seen as a warm, welcoming spot for travelers seeking hearty, homemade meals in the middle of nowhere.