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MAX Restaurant at Park Place Lodge

Name: MAX Restaurant at Park Place Lodge
Address: Fernie, BC, V0B 1M0, CA
Telephone: (250) 423-6871
Price range: $$$

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Fernie, British Columbia, V0B 1M0, Canada

(250) 423-6871 www.parkplacelodge.com/max-restaurant-fernie

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Danger.Riot. Girl

Mar 31, 2018

Fiance and I decided to give the place a chance. Regretted it shortly after. Soup was amazing. Main course was disappointing. My steak was mostly gristle/fat and my fiance's ribs were pretty much the same and had little to no sauce. Couldn't eat even half of our meals. Best part was the chocolate mints...

Philippe Lurol

Mar 18, 2017

This restaurant is a great place, a hidden gem. As part of a fantastic 4 star hotel, it inst hard to pass by without stopping here. Once you have stopped in, you will want to return. My Fiancee and I stayed at the hotel and had breakfast in the morning on our engagement day. The staff at the hotel was very helpful and we really felt the love. now about the restaurant and food; The food is prepared with care and is very tasty. Once can taste the freshness of the local ingredients. The staff have given me nothing but great experiences. the price isn't bad considering the quality of the food. The ambiance is relaxed and the decor gives it that chic-but-not-overly-fancy-and-uncomfortable feeling. We will certainly return! and be sure to stay at the hotel for an incredible night sleep.

Nancy Ricard

Jul 11, 2017

The salmon in the lunch salad was done to perfection! Thanks.

Nicole Brown

Jan 1, 2017

Very pleasantly surprised & pleased with the quality for the price. The restaurant was beautifully decorated from Christmas and appears as though it would be pricey. Granted, it's not a Smitty's price but when compared to more of a Earl's level, it far exceeds at a better price point!

Jesse Mould

Jan 2, 2017

food and service great... its a bit expensive

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