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Most Popular American food in Delta, British Columbia, Canada
Reviews on American food in Delta, British Columbia, Canada including Pat Quinn's Restaurant and Bar, Browns Socialhouse, Speed's Pub, White Spot, Cora, Keg Steakhouse & Bar, Cobs Bread Ladner, 75 West Coast Grill, A&W Restaurant, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 61
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10. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 61
Reviewed By Top Chefs T
Most Legions have what is best described as 'Basic Fare'. Good old fashion cafe/diner type comfort foods. The beers are cold. The atmosphere is simple, militaristic, good ole sweethearts behind the bar and a room full of good ole comrades. A Legion is an experience. Life simple. A common ground. You can never fault a Legion. Sure we would go back.
9. A&W Restaurant
Reviewed By Amanda W
I had an asthma attack during shopping. A&W was the closest place sells coffee as a quick and effective rescue. The female employee offered water after I ordered coffee. The other male employee made fresh coffee and sent to my seat afterwards. He also refused the small tip I gave. I felt very warm and appreciated.
8. 75 West Coast Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 622 reviews
Located in the heart of Richmond at the Vancouver Airport Marriott Hotel, 75 West Coast Grill continues to be one of Richmond's most popular lunch and dinner destinations. Offering a comfortable business-casual setting by day and elegant candlelit dining
Reviewed By Wendy S
Server Remi was FABULOUS as always....very friendly, chefs did a great job with our food...bellies are fed and happy...We look forward to coming back again...Thank You
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7. Cobs Bread Ladner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
COBS Bread promises to bring you the freshest, highest quality baked goods every day. Each morning our dedicated bakers are up early making bread from scratch for you to enjoy. At the end of the day, all of our leftover bread is given to local charities.
Reviewed By smrgeog
I used to be a fairly faithful customer of Cobs since my last review. After shopping around the area, Cobs is the most crowded and expensive bakery in the Ladner area. Although the quality of what is offered is good and interesting, compared to other bakeries, they are quite expensive. An example is the price of croissants, Cobs sells them for about $ 2.65 a piece while if you go to Tim Hortons it's about a $ 1 less. Bread and buns themselves are of high quality but again it's a bit pricey; a supermarket will sell fresh buns for about 20-30% less. After a while, it does make an impact on your wallet.other reviews point out the friendliness of the staff; and I will agree with that. Sometimes, I find the "friendliness" is a little bit much to the point of being obsequious and can make me feel a bit self conscious especially if they try to strike up a conversation. Personally, for me, I don't really want to have a conversation with someone I don't know and I am just there to perform a purchase. The "conversations" with customers slows up the service and there could be a quite a wait if more than a few people queue up.For certain items, Cobs is the place to go; their pastries are a cut above. For more mundane items, it's better to shop around as you will pay a bit above the odds there. Another note: this is not a gluten free bakery and if you have certain allergies, they cannot guarantee certain allergens won't be in the product.
6. Keg Steakhouse & Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By LLHH
Came in for a birthday celebration. Pretty quiet for 5pm on a Sunday. Took the server 10 minutes to come over. Ordered drinks which came fast. The main meals were all excellent. Love the medallions and shrimp. Refills of water in only some glasses. We had to ask twice for extra baked potato toppings. Service just off. Love the mud pie. The cheesecake was ok but tasted somewhat gummy. This is a higher end establishment and would have thought service would have been better.
5. Cora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By smrgeog
The place offers a variety of breakfast choices, ranging from the very healthy to the normal fry up options. Their omelettes are pretty good and I like the fruit smoothies. Good value for money and service is pretty good too.
4. White Spot
Overall Ratings
3 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By 991micheles
We enjoy going to The White Spot in Tsawwassen. The lounge with tvâs is great and no kids allowed. Randy is excellent there. The food is always good and service is usually great. Who doesnât love more fries for free.
3. Speed's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By missi65
Quick stop here for lunch during a girls day out, great spot overlooking the river with seating outside if you want.We had the daily special, halibut and chips. Service was fast and friendly, Food arrived quickly and was delicious, the dill batter on the fish was light and crispy.Worth a visit
2. Browns Socialhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Browns Socialhouse offers a sleekly well-designed yet casual atmosphere with warm, efficient and unpretentious service. The creative menu is comfort food inspired, fusing west coast cuisine with our very Vancouver ethnic influences. We offer a great selec
Reviewed By CSVanCity
We came for drinks and applies and left full! Nachos, general tao chicken, avocado toast and the dynamite roll are all excellent choices. The social sofa is a great value too.
1. Pat Quinn's Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
Pat Quinn's Restaurant & Bar - A classic steak and seafood restaurant in a contemporary west coast setting. Quality comforting fare combining classic favorites and innovative creations, in an atmosphere that's right for every occasion. From an unbeatable
Reviewed By Peter586
Arrived here for a late lunch with a friend. We stood at the hostess station at the front for quite a while, when finally a waitress barked at us from the bar "SIT ANYWHERE YOU LIKE! " . yeah, thanks.We found a nice table in front of their lovely huge window and hoped that the young man already working that area, who actually said hi to us, would be our waiter.No such luck, unfortunately, the clearly overworked waitress, who was also attending to a large group of drinker in the back section, showed up with menus. She was very short and curt with us, almost acting like she was doing us a favor (I guess she was p.o.'d at having to walk so far from the kitchen to our table..... sorry darling, that's called doing your job)We ordered, me fish and chips, and my companion, the salmon.A couple of weird looking pieces of fried fish and some fries finally arrived...... nothing special, and a far better and cheaper version can be found down the street at the White Spot.My companion's salmon, unfortunately, was a much bigger disaster.Completely overcooked, with some burned veggies strewn about the plate. Is this supposed to be fancy???How can cook working here on the west coast, where salmon is ubiquitous, NOT KNOW HOW TO COOK A PIECE OF SALMON PROPERLY???no excuse for that really, especially in a place that likes to think of itself as a cut above.All the folks in the back getting ploughed seemed to be having a great time.But as far as a destination for dining.......PASS.Good morning,We are disappointed to learn that your experience overall failed to exceed your expectations. We are committed to continually bettering our guests experience.If you would be kind enough to provide us with your contact information to [email protected]. We would like to get the chance to speak with you further.Sincerely,JillPat Quinn's Restaurant & Bar
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