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Cafe Allium

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1720 4 Ave, Invermere, British Columbia, V0A 1K0, Canada
(250) 342-0316
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Aug 15, 2017
Quite possibly the most dour, unwelcoming, uninviting introduction to a local restaurant we have experienced, especially after the warm welcome by the previous owners. This woman just plunked down the menus and told us the specials without a smile or a greeting. Don't know her name, as she did not introduce herself. We are presuming one of the new owners. She obviously did not want to be there. If she is more comfortable in the back of the house, she better hire someone up front who likes people. Had a decent $15 sandwich (something one could replicate at home easily) with a passable side salad. What a shame. Great location with a captive audience, but one only has to walk across the tracks to the Station to be greeted with a smile. Won't be back. Fifteen year part-time residents.

Oct 21, 2017
Incredible food, the menu seasonally changes and it is all amazing. Also the best location in town as the view can’t be beat. Will be back!!

Jun 24, 2017
A cute cafe/restaurant in Kinsmen Park on the Inveremere lake front. Pretty brand new. Interesting range of cuisines ranging from European to Indian to Thai. The lemonade and the Mexican soup are delicious. Ordered the Thai green curry for main course. Warning: it's a quite a bit spicy for the average white person. Green curries are typically sweeter but this one had salt and sweetness missing. The server agreed to refund the money so happy with the service. Overall, this place holds great promise, so if you are ok with trying a new place that's still finding its legs, this is could be the one.

Oct 9, 2017
Absolutely love this place the staff was amazing and dinner was fabulous. A must visit!!!

May 26, 2017
Traveled there with a group of friends, we had steak, salmon and curried dishes. All were delicious. We'll be coming back again!

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