Head Smashed-In Cafeteria

The staff was wonderfully friendly, but this entire cafeteria truly shouldn't be anywhere near this amazing world-unique magnificent museum. The food quality is so poor that it is absolutely astounding that it is even considered serving to the public. This is really bad inner city elementary school lunch slop, not any type of meal that reflects the excellence of the building it resides in... not to mention woefully overpriced. This caf should either be immediately closed and replaced with vending machines, or it should be turned over to a manager and chef with the vision to match the phenomenal impact of the museum with equally memorable and apropos food offerings. Make sure to travel to For...

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We had toured some of the exhibit before deciding it was time for lunch for which we were very excited about as we were visiting from Ireland...the exhibit was just AMAZING and then we walked into the cafeteria and we may as well have been in a substandard cafe. The ambiance did not match what the exhibit portrays. The food was well below what we had expected and was also over priced for portion size served in styro foam bowls. Served by a very rude lady who left the whole exhibit down by her manner and attitude. The exhibit itself is amazing and the exhibit staff are all very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly.

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My family and I arrived at the interpretive Centre after 11 and I wondered what my lunch options would be in the area when the Trip Advisor showed me some great reviews of the cafeteria right on site! I figured I was doomed to a dish of grapes and a can of orange crush when we arrived, but a chat with the server about my wheat allergy produced a yummy bowl of bison chili and a gluten free bun that I had to compare to my daughter's hamburger bun to be sure it was wheat-free! The rest of the fam enjoyed bison stew, chicken fingers and a beef burger.

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Limited choices, but the focus is on the use of buffalo. Veggie option available. Had buffalo burger - good sized serving and juicy meat. Fries okay. Husband had buffalo chili which was spiced, but not too hot. Poutine was cheese curds and gravy variety - more than enough to eat. Bannock was dry, but great flavor. Réservez une table maintenant

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We tried the famous buffalo stew and chilli. While not discernable different from beef, the meals were tasty and reasonably priced. The only criticism is that the meals aren't exactly huge. Staff were friendly and got meals out in a very timely manner.

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had the buffalo burger and also the buffalo chili with bannock. the burger had cheese and bacon that helped with the usual dryness of buffalo a very lean flavourful meat. the chili was great lots of meat and spice flavour.

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They serve a range of dishes with buffalo meat which are pretty tasty but otherwise the menu is pretty limited. Vegetarian options are a veggie rice bowl (mainly steamed rice and stir fried peppers) and a veggie burger.

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We had lunch, it's pretty average food but the service was well organised and there was plenty to choose from- the Bison Stew was declared delicious and there was plenty of seating. Réservez une table maintenant

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The cafe is part of the visitor centre and the food is cooked to order. The Bison based menu is particularly appropriate. Everyone in our party had the burgers and enjoyed them.

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We had a quick lunch here before seeing the site. We split an order of buffalo chili and bannock, which was a nice lunch for two.

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