TC's Pub - Powell River, British Columbia

michael B.

Had a delicious meal of fish and chips last night. The serving was enormous! The fish perfectly cooked , coated with a light batter , golden brown . French fries and a small serving of coleslaw. Staff were friendly and attentive! We were able to talk as the restaurant, even full of patrons, was not excessively loud. Highly recommend this establishment for great food at a reasonable price.

Glenn A.

We had a huge two-piece order of fish and chips for $19.95 which was the deal of the day. Nice atmosphere, clean, exceptionally friendly staff.

Jaceyproudfoot

Super great experience! Diane was a fabulous server and made it such an awesome time for us. The kitchen was outstanding with accommodating needing gluten free options. The salad dressing was absolutely to die for and the pulled pork was phenomenal! You will definitely see us again!

Maggie C.

The food was pretty good. Ate here during our stay at the Powell River Town Centre Hotel. Best part of my experience eating at this restaurant was the server! I didn’t catch her name but she was super nice.

John J.

Food was delicious. Ordered fried fish and chicken wings. Batter was a little heavy on the fish but MASSIVE pieces. I definitely could not have finished it all just from looking at it.. it was shockingly big. Chicken wings were crispy. The waitress was the best you could ever have. I also ordered take out the following day to my hot room as I was dead tired. (5 stars for the hotel workers which is attached to the pub). Convenient and satisfying. I would recommend this place. Prices are reasonable as well. Cheers.

Anmol S. S.

Disappointing and Unfair Experience

We called the restaurant in advance to ask if they were open for dining and were told yes. But when we arrived, we were shocked to be denied a table — not because they were full or closing, but because two people in our group didn’t have ID.

Everyone in our group was over 25 — some over 30 — and most of us had valid ID. We made it very clear that we only came to eat, not to drink. Still, they said unless every single person showed ID, we couldn’t even sit and order food.

This is the first time we’ve seen a pub or restaurant enforce such a rule. There is no law in BC requiring restaurants or pubs to check ID just to let people eat, especially if no alcohol is being ordered. It felt more like an arbitrary or discriminatory decision rather than a legal requirement.

We’ve dined at many places before, but this experience was disappointing and unwelcoming. We hope management reconsiders how they treat customers who just want a meal — and are clearly of legal age.

jratch100

Food was very good, but the beef dip was a little on the small side. Otherwise delicious.

Athena

Steer clear away from this place if you have any food allergies. We came to visit Powell River for the first time for our hockey tournament during Remembrance Day weekend. We stated the food allergies and requested a burger, no bun, no sauce, plain patty lettuce wrap, and he still had a reaction within minutes, tingling in his throat, hives. Obviously cross contamination occurred. We never had a problem in previous tournaments eating out. It was an unfortunate incident but what made it worse was the manager's reaction to it. Not only did she not take responsibility for it saying it's not the kitchen's fault, I guess it was my son's fault then. She still made me pay 20 dollars for a measly burger patty. I have no problem when an establishment tells me no guarantees, I look elsewhere but to accept the food order and then put the blame on the kid, wow, left me speechless. The waitress on the other hand, was very kind and apologetic and I'll remember her great service.