Location: Kitimat
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Reviews on Pub food in Kitimat, Kitimat-Stikine District, British Columbia. Kitimat is a district municipality in the North Coast region of British Columbia, Canada. It is a member municipality of the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine regional government. The Kitimat Valley is part of the most populous urban district in Northwest British Columbia, which includes Terrace to the north along the Skeena River valley. The city was planned and built by the Aluminum Company of Canada (Alcan) during the 1950s.
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1. Hirsch Creek Golf and Winter Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Langley4
Spent some time learning to curl with our hockey team one day. Everyone was patient and helpful. The buffet lunch was delicious! There were many places to just sit and watch, or visit with friends. Thereâs also a full service bar and restaurant. We felt very welcome and had a great time.
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2. Wee Geordie's Pub
Reviewed By PookyCake
Wee Geordies was an interesting experience. The pub is away from the main part of town, in a seedy looking area. The entrance is kind of hidden away behind some shrubbery and a narrow corridor. The primary doorway is one of those old steel doors, paint chipping away. Even from the outside the place looks rather suspect and, for a short while, I contemplated whether or not I should even go in. With its dark greys and blacks, this neighbourhood pub just didnât feel very welcoming. However, in the interest of continuing my culinary tour of Kitimat, I resolved to check it out. Thus, I walked through the hallowed doors of Wee Geordies Neighbourhood Pub.Upon entering, I got the sense that this is probably one of those pubs where everybody knows everybody. The bartender/server was certainly very friendly with all of the (middle-aged) patrons inside â they seemed to be on a first-name basis. Add to this the fact that I immediately felt like an outsider â an alien â that had suddenly invaded a sacred space. It was akin to being in one of those moves where some city slickers stop off at a pub in a small, nondescript postage-stamp sized town. You know what Iâm talking about â those scenes where, once the stranger enters, they temporarily become the focus of attention because âwho are you?â Thatâs how I felt. It was an uneasy feeling, almost creepy. I again asked myself, âshould I even be here?âAnyhow, I took the time to observe my surroundings. If nothing else, Wee Geordies struck me as the textbook definition of âdive bar.â The general atmosphere, space and setting spoke very much to this fact. On the whole, Wee Geordies is a fairly small space. With the number of chairs and small tables placed throughout, I canât help but imagine this place getting very crowded in the late evening hours as locals come by to wet their proverbial whistles. In terms of amenities, the pub features a couple of flat screen TVs, projector screen, two KENO boards within mere feet of one another and a single pool table. There is also a small space for live music. All in all, the atmosphere of Wee Geordies wasnât overly inviting; it felt much more like an old time BINGO hall, especially with the dim lighting and deep-fryer smell permeating the whole space.Despite all of the above, I decided to try some food. The menu was resting on the bar and was, I noted, incredibly limited even for a small town pub (see attached photo). Basically, it featured items one can easily get out of the freezer. After receiving my food (potato wedges & wings), I concluded that, yes, virtually everything on the menu probably does come out of the freezer except, maybe, the hot dogs. My wedges were dry, bland and sad while the wings were OK for frozen packaged ones. Indeed, as far as pub fare goes, the offerings at Wee Geordies are pretty sad.FOOD: 2/5SERVICE: 2/5VALUE: 2/5RECOMMENDATION: There are better pubs in Kitimat that offer far superior food. Not that Wee Geordies will be affected by this review. They seem to have a devoted local following. Plus I suspect most people come here for the booze rather than the food. And, hey, after a few cold ones Iâm sure the menu can strike anybody as appealing ;) Not recommended.PS: If you found this review helpful in any way please consider hitting the "helpful" button!
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3. Chilly and Dancer's Pub
Overall Ratings
2 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By quietdrifter
Cozy enough and the pizza is simply the best in Kitimat. I just wish they offered better selection of dark beer. Kronenbourg on tap would be totally complete this.
