Cafe Ole - Drumheller

We came here with our three children for lunch. my man and I have the chicken bacon lock with the sweet soup. both were delicious! two of the children had a grilled cheese panini and gave him a thumb. the other had. the ham and the pfefferoni panini, which also received a thumb. it took a while to get the food because it was made fresh. that is worth waiting.

We ordered a latte and Italian soda to drink that were good. then we ordered the chicken Vermicelli roll, $10 for 3 small rolls and the soße is already in them, and a bbq chicken salad, $9 and it is tiny. So for $27, we have two small appetizers. eating was best moderate. we had hunger and had to eat elsewhere. go to the coffee.

I regret to say that Drummer lacks diverse options for a quick lunch, with the cafe being the only spot offering gluten-free meals. We tried a mediocre sweet soup and an excellent peppermint salad. The cookies were enjoyable.

When I first came. I have come into this. I should stay at this place. they treat their family like them. the owner caroline is one of the nice people they ever meet. here customers like to talk. not like the place on the 3 street a...new sargladen opened in juni 2019 called black roast mountainer I started to the black mountain roaster coffeshop first week in juli 2019 for 3 half months when one of the owners came to me while I had coffee names nathin came to me and said that the people complain that I am nice to them. I'm sorry to be nice in black mountain roaster sardeshop. I like her coffee or don't eat what I told them to be nice. so far as I eat this place is 10 times better, then in black mountainer .everything here is homemade. how really good homemade suppe made fresh daily handmade sandwiches a baked. they also have big honey for sale. so for a great time some great food stop by saying hello to carol and enjoy their great cup of the best coffee in the city and eat. I personally recommend this place coffee allan ouellette

Located in Drumheller, known as the dinosaur capital of the world, this small café pleasantly surprised us with its gluten-free options. Despite the limited menu, we were excited to find gluten-free bread available for their paninis. To our delight, the gluten-free panini we ordered turned out to be delicious and satisfying. The hot chocolate blended drink was also a hit with both myself and my selective husband. Coming from Portland, OR, a city known for its diverse culinary scene, we were pleasantly surprised by the flavors offered at this café. If you're looking for tasty food without the Subway experience, we highly recommend giving this place a try.