Ice Cream Shop · $
1 Dairy Queen (Treat)
724 Nelson Avenue, Nelson
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Peanut Buster Parfait
- Banana Split
“The service is always great and friendly and they give you ice-cream!”
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Ice Cream Shop · $
724 Nelson Avenue, Nelson
Customers’ favorites
“The service is always great and friendly and they give you ice-cream!”
Bar & Grill · $$
705 Vernon Street, Nelson
Customers’ favorites
“Awesome atmosphere. The brunch is fantastic. Best we’ve ever had. Eggs Benny, scrambled eggs, sausage, pancakes, French toast, the best hash browns and bacon & made to order omelettes. Can’t beat the price!!”
Hamburger · $
1105 Lakeside Drive, Nelson
Customers’ favorites
“My first A&W here, I asked for something on the menu with substitutions and they were happy to accommodate. The wait was quite quick. The food quality was mixed, the sausage and patty was good but the bacon was quite greasy, dripping with grease every time I lifted my food. I’m not too sure if that’s a common thing with A&W, but overall I had a good experience and the food was tasty. I would visit an A&W again to try their non breakfast menu. Vegetarian options: Vegetarian, options available Dietary restrictions: Foods for people with dietary restrictions are available Parking: Large parking lot available and various parking along the streets Kid-friendliness: Based in the mall, so I guess it’s kid friendly Wheelchair accessibility: Easy access for wheelchairs.”
Hamburger · $
512 Railway Street, Nelson
Customers’ favorites
“Muito gostoso o prato típico do Canadá”
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