Bliss The Ultimate Grill

if they live or have visited quesnel, they will likely know that vegan options are in short supply when eating. unless they want to buy expensive, moderate avocado rolls in a Japanese restaurant or really boring salads everywhere eat. (Note: salavas, a steak restaurant in the city, has a veg menu, but they also serve kalbs and are kindly expensive than me and my partner finally discovered bliss and noticed that they had two distinct, targeted VEGAN elements, we were a little giddy. the corma and rice is delicious, satisfying and relatiw inexpensive. did not try the suppe with naan yet. recommended when they are a vegan in quesnel!

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I went to this restaurant with low expectations, but was pleasantly surprised. I ordered a vanilla milkshake and poutine, and sat outside. It took a little while for my food to arrive, but it was well worth the wait. The milkshake was fantastic, topped with whipped cream and a cherry. It was refreshing and delicious. The poutine was also impressive, with a perfect mix of fries, gravy, and cheese curds. It was the second best poutine I've ever had. I would highly recommend this place to anyone in search of a delicious lunch or snack.

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Great little coffee shop. There is not a lot of seating inside and it fills fast when the high school has their lunch break but they also have a great outside patio area. Fast efficient service and yummy fresh food. My fav is the veg samosas and chai tea.

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Today I tried the new menu item, bowl of Butter Chicken over perogies. Also had the authentic Chai Thai. I recommend both of these to anyone.

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atmosphere is great. Vegan options available pakora veggie wrap no mayo no cheese no butter is fantastic best pommes in the city.

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