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Smitty's Family Restaurant

Smitty's Family Restaurant

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3.6 Google Review
11070 100 Ave #115, Grande Prairie, Alberta, T8V 7L5, Canada
(780) 513-1223 smittys.ca
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Mar 26, 2018
Usually quiet and service is very nice. Good portions on meals too. Ideal for family dinners out.

Dec 29, 2017
The food and service were very good. We very much enjoyed our time here. Thoughtful staff and comfortable interior. It's being Christmas, they had a tree and lots of inviting decorations.

Dec 4, 2017
We have been here a couple of times, each time food was cold, hair in the gravy, & the service hasn’t been the greatest. Today we had walked in not a customer in sight or any workers... waited about 5 minutes.. a server walked right past us, didn’t acknowledge us.. so we took it upon ourself to find a seat (not a big deal), still continued to wait. Again no sign or any workers.. we left. The sign defiantly will not bring in customers. “Ya”

Oct 7, 2017
Food is good until...the mens bathroom is deplorable, no forethought for cleanliness. Have to touch everything to use it (flush handle, soap pump, taps, then door) no paper towel for drying or to use to touch said surfaces. 😱 Chunks of dust stuck to ceiling, public sees this, what is it like in the kitchen? How good is the food now?

Jul 18, 2017
Wouldn't suggest visiting in the afternoon. If at all, the old ladies chicken was thuroughly cooked, yes, but so should it be if you leave it to keep warm on a stove top all day. The waitress was great though.

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