Johnny's Restaurant Co

We were heading to Lethbridge, but our tummy's told us we needed to stop prior, so we ended up eating in Fort Macleod. This is a pretty town, and Johnny's was a great place to eat. Firstly, it is spotlessly clean despite being in a very historic building, with tin ceilings, etc. Secondly, the food was great. The wonton soup had buckets of flavour and the spring roll was really crunchy and tasty, without being oily or greasy. We had the dinner for two, and was the Ginger Beef ever good - crispy without being chewy, nice subtle heat. All the veggies were fresh, not frozen. This is a small town restaurant, and so we understand they can't really put out ragingly spiced food, but the spices were...

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Having decided to drive through Fort Macleod on the way back from Fernie to Calgary, Johnny's was a pleasant surprise on the route to Calgary. The food (Reuben sandwich and seafood chowder) was frankly delicious and the service was quick and friendly. A really great choice all around. The main street in Fort Macleod is lovely and Johnny's is right in the heart of Main St.

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The motel clerk said they had the best Won Ton Soup in town. Everything looked good on the menu. I ordered the Combo for one. It consisted of Won Ton Soup, Stir fried mixed vegetables, chicken fried rice, and ginger beef. Excellent meal, great choice. Good price, it is a tourist town! The server was great, friendly.

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HeyIt's worn out and oldThe place is full of character but let me tell you that the food and prices are unbelievable.

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Great food I always enjoy finding the local dives and it was just as expected.

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