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Where to eat American food in Thompson: The Best Restaurants and Bars
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1. Pub55
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By ScottandJodi
Great menu choices and not the same old boring pub food. Ordered the smoked brisket sandwich and it was amazing. All the other food ordered at our table looked good too. Prices were not out of line for the north. Staff was attentive. All around a good experience.
2. Hub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Heather M
Delicious everytime!We have never been disappointed! I really wondered if I would be pleased with any pasta dishes after I toured Italy in the spring, but their pasta never disappoints! My family has many different tastes and we all enjoy a meal together at the hub. We have also gone for a rushed lunch and their lunch buffet always has a good selection of fresh salad bar and hot dishes!
3. Subway
Reviewed By SenorGancho
Subway's are very consistent with their product. To me the discriminator is the service, the breads and the freshness. I found on my visit I got one of the 3 and that was the vegetable freshness.The bread was very dry, borderline stale. It seems the scoops of tuna are getting smaller and smaller; however it was an okay amount. The chicken noodle soup was excellent. The star of the meal, and the service, well I got my sandwich and paid for my meal but trying to get a smile or a bit of an engagement was not to be had.
4. Grapes Grill & Bar
Reviewed By Kathryne G
Breakfast at Grapes Restaurant was included in my hotel stay at the Burntwood Hotel and so I got to know the cheerful morning staff well in addition to many of the regulars. The Breakfast choices included in the room cost were: French Toast, The Breakfast Wrap: scrambled eggs, with bacon, green onion and cheese and a lovely touch when the wrap was put back on the grill after the fixins were added.The Breakfast Croissant: Ham, Egg and Cheese on a croissantand the Classic: 2 eggs, hash browns, toast and your choice of ham, sausages or bacon. The latter produced many variations depending upon the style of eggs you ordered and the accompanying meat that was chosen. My traveling partner like their poached eggs on dry toast.I enjoyed a variety of other Grapesâ surprizes too. I say suprizes because when the Grapesâ Winnipeg location sliped into oblivion, there were very few food lovers, sad to see it go. But this Grapes location is one of Thompsonâs hot spots and the food is very good.One night I got a unexpected visit from my cousin who was on business too. Her acquaintances had potato skins and chimichangas and both were declared (and looked to be) delicious. I often enjoyed the buffet lunch: 4 kinds of soup, a little salad bar and a changing hot dish with a variety of sweets for dessert. In addition, one night, I treated myself to Chicken Fingers and on another to Poutine where hand cut, never frozen fries are smothered in a beefy gravy with real cheese curds. On my Chicken Finger night, my traveling partner ordered a steak and was quite impressed with the tenderness and flavour.She was also hooked on the freshly made cilantro salsa that came with nachos chips and one evening we had their apple crisp with ice cream. It was a veritable loaf of apple crisp with a oatmeal layer on both the bottom and the top. I had half for breakfast the next morning and it was equally yummy.I canât say that I would rather dine at Grapes than be at home, but knowing that there were always people to visit with and good food to consume, certainly made my extended stay in Thompson, more enjoyableFor more details and photos, please feel free to check pout my blogspot at: http://foodmusings.ca/uncategorized/grapes-thompson/
