The Old Grouch's - Drumheller

American, Canadian, Cafés
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You can call the restaurant via +14038235755

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Old Grouch, a quirky Canadian restaurant with homemade fare, received mixed reviews. Some found the cabbage rolls and kids' burgers disappointing, while others praised the burgers, fries, and borscht. The restaurant's decor was described as interesting, with a diverse menu that included perogies, burgers, and pie. Despite the outdated appearance, many diners enjoyed the home-cooked meals and friendly service. The Old Grouch is a hidden gem in Drumheller, offering a unique dining experience that is worth a visit for those looking for authentic, homemade dishes.

Last update: 11.12.2025 from: User

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★ 3.9 / 5 from 1595 reviews

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A wonderfully eclectic establishment, The Old Crouch, serves in-house made food such as burgers, sandwiches, and cabbage rolls, among other things. The food itself tastes great and the portion sizes were generous. The staff is also very friendly and knowledgeable about the area.My only disappointment: I didn't have enough room for dessert. View all feedback.

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Disappointing. Dry cabbage rolls with the Ukrainian dinner and one thin slice of over-toasted garlic bread with a tiny flute of sour cream. The borsht was good. The kids' burgers were almost inedible. The fries were decent. The owners need to sell or hire professional cooks. This may have been mom's cooking' once, but certainly isn't anymore. View all feedback.

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Bernadine 20.01.2018 - 16:20

Read about this place in the 2012 Vacation Guide for Drumheller.

Disappointing. Dry cabbage rolls with the Ukrainian dinner and one thin slice of over-toasted garlic bread with a tiny flute of sour cream. The borsht was good. The kids' burgers were almost inedible. The fries were decent. The owners need to sell or hire professional cooks. This may have been mom's cooking' once, but certainly isn't anymore.

A wonderfully eclectic establishment, The Old Crouch, serves in-house made food such as burgers, sandwiches, and cabbage rolls, among other things. The food itself tastes great and the portion sizes were generous. The staff is also very friendly and knowledgeable about the area.My only disappointment: I didn't have enough room for dessert.

This restaurant is a longtime favorite in the area and appears to be operated by a single individual, perhaps a grumpy old owner. It is quite small in size but has a cozy atmosphere. The restaurant runs on its own schedule, as it closed early but reopened for dinner hours. The menu is limited, but the food is delicious.

My grandchildren and I visited The Old Grouch for a meal. The hostess was friendly and kind. We all ordered cheeseburgers and fries and they were delicious! The restaurant may not be fancy, but it was interesting, very clean, and offered a comfortable home-style dining experience with friendly service.

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