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Mr Spud Cafe

Mr Spud Cafe

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4.6 Google Review
26 McRae St, Okotoks, Alberta, T1S 1J5, Canada
(403) 938-1777
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May 23, 2019
We have been by here lots, but not sure why we never went in. Pretty basic, no frills kinda place. They have a few tables inside to eat at, we always thought they did not have any. Food was pretty good. We both had fish and chips. Pieces are a good size. None of the little pub size pieces here. Decent helping of fries to go along with, and the lady serving us was super friendly. The only downside was that we felt it was a tad on the costly side. But if you have read any of my other reviews, I am kind of cheap. 2 fish and chip dinners and an ice tea was like 45$ so you decide.

May 11, 2019
The Poutine gravy and cheese mix on the fries on top did not seem all that impressive at first, but under the top layer it had melted and mixed and is one of the best i have ever tried. Fish and Chips; Fish portions are large, lightly battered, and deep fried to a nice solid golden color. The tartar sauce is very simple and very good.

May 27, 2019
Very nice local family owned restaurant... Most stuff is fresh and tastes good

Feb 6, 2019
Their fish and chips are so tasty. The batter is perfectly crunchy and they have a variety of fish to choose from. They have breakfast and other foods to choose from as well but you HAVE to order the halibut and chips! Definitely the best in town. It is quite small inside but the service is excellent. It can be busy and take some time to get your order but that is because it is all made fresh. The prices are reasonable and it is clean. The only parking is street parking but parking in Okotoks is free.

Apr 25, 2019
Yes. This place has always been amazing. Best burger in Alberta.

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