Winston’s Resto-Bar is a beloved gem nestled in the heart of Prince George, British Columbia, offering a cozy ambiance perfect for any occasion. Renowned for its delectable menu that artfully blends classic comfort foods with a contemporary twist, this spot also boasts an impressive selection of craft beers and cocktails, making it the ultimate destination for foodies and drink enthusiasts alike.
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Indoor Seating
Reviews for Winston’s Resto-Bar in Prince George, British Columbia
It’s a great place to celebrate occasions. Good food and service! It was personalized and special! Thank you! It wouldn’t be possible with Sheila’s great customer service! 🎉👏🏻
The staff were amazing & friendly. They asked the occasion when booking & when we said it was an early birthday dinner for me they had a birthday card & flower at my table. We had the prime rib special with Yorkshire pudding & mashed potatoes & veggies - all ... very delicious. Great food, friendly staff & great atmosphere. Would definitely eat here again Read more
We went for a birthday dinner, and it did not disappoint! We both ordered the prime rib special. The meat was done to perfection. It was served with yorkshire pudding, potatoes, and veggies. The service was great. Since it was on a birthday, there was a discount ... for the birthday meal. We will be back, even without the discount, it was worth it! Read more
Prime rib, on Thursdays! IT WAS SO GOOD. Great service very nice atmosphere. Hard wood and leather chairs, very nice. Update! missed Thursday Prime Rib, and had Greek platter instead. Absolutely delicious. Go early and catch the happy hour. I stay in this hotel just ... so I eat here. Looks like they have entertainment as well but I didn't stay long enough to experience it. Read more
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Just curious what this restaurants explanation is regarding these two customers who came to celebrate. Last week A son was taking his mother out for her last birthday. Their only mistake it seems is that they were First Nation. "He was trying to make my last, 50th, birthday special. I ... have stage 4 triple negative breast cancer that spread to my skin, lungs and brain. That is why I know it is my last birthday." I think a deep apology is in order as well as free meals. Read more