Earls Kitchen + Bar

Absolutely wonderful dinner. Sat outside, server was great, ribs were falling off the bone and the old fashioned was the best I’ve ever had.

I got the calamari and a burger from here and it was decent. The calamari was cooked well and the batter was decent, although I prefer getting it at Original Joes. The burger was awesome, and the fries above average. We sat outside and had excellent service, which is great because I find most places drop off with outside service but they were great. The only thing that hurts this place is your paying too much for the food. The food is good, but at least when I’ve ate there it hasn’t been outstanding, but always consistently good I’d pump it up to 4 or even 5 stars if they took it back a notch on price.

There’s a lot of average chain food in this part of town. At Earls you can expect slightly better than average food, with better service that most other restaurants and an upbeat atmosphere. While many head west to the Cactus Club and Moxies for the beautiful women, I’m guessing most come here for the food and ambiance. It’s a great place to watch games and enjoy a meal, but be prepared, most of the items on the menu cost more than you’d expect. As long as you don’t mind paying a premium, you’ll enjoy this place, but don’t plan on coming for value.
Personally, I ordered the Cajun chicken and had nothing to complain about. It was well seasoned, a large piece of quality, boneless chicken and came with two great sides: a wonderful side salad (that wasn’t cheap iceberg lettuce) and pasta with tomato sauce. Enjoyed every bite. One of my buddies ordered the bacon burger, which is more than enough food for even the largest person. From what we saw brought to other tables (and experienced at other locations) there’s nothing on the menu that isn’t fair to food.

Nice service and nice food. Got the Chicken Taco with truffle fries are both tasty. Will definitely visit again when have time.

We have been to earls happy hour the last 2 Friday’s! We sit at the bar and we were served by Jody and Cheyenne superb service girls thank you for making our Friday’s PERFECT.
Sat beside a lovely young lad that works in the kitchen so pleasant and positive.
The food quality was outstanding we live the dynamite roll! It’s better at earls than at a sushi rest.
Can’t wait to return again!

A little bit more expensive than I’m used to for a burger, but it was really good! I also had one of their handcrafted sodas (the elderberry one I think) and it was SO good. I didn’t find any better options in Chilliwack, and even with the higher costs, I would most definitely recommend Earl’s.

The Earl’s at Cottonwood Mall in Chilliwack is, at best a nice place to bring the family for a dinner out. I was by myself so I had an opportunity to relax and scope the place out. I am from Southern California so I may not be tuned into local ways of doing things, so please read this in that context. The service was OK but not professional.
I asked for a single malt scotch and the server had no idea what I was talking about. The scotch came but no bread or rolls on the table. I ordered a mixed greens salad with blue cheese dressing in place of the oil and vinegar dressing that was listed on the menu. I was told that” I don’t think we have blue cheese”. The salad came with the oil and vinegar dressing. No bread on the table to accompany the salad. They don’t, apparently serve bread as an accompaniment. I ordered the 9 oz top sirloin medium rare. It was, in fact cooked medium rare. The problem was the meat had lots of un chewable gristle. The steak was tasty but not as advertised on the menu.
I realize that Chilliwack is a bit away from Vancouver. The server was not really trained. She tried but her inexperience was overwhelming. I have scratched Earl’s off my go again next time I am up this way list.

I remember when this location was built. I was excited, as Chilliwack/​Sardis didn’t have an Earl’s yet. I always had to stop in at the Abbotsford location to get the food I liked.
I made a couple visits here during the week I was in town.
I was pleasantly surprised by a couple of their exclusive red wines.
Most importantly, my beloved fettuccine Alfredo. When I was 18, I had never had it before. Earl’s in Abbotsford ruined it for most other restaurants, by making it PROPERLY. A cream sauce, not chicken soup Alfredo as most restaurants think is acceptable (yeah, well it’s not). I’ve been to Earl’s locations that make the sauce too thin, or not enough on the pasta. Or inexplicably, like the Red Deer location was doing — not sure if they smartened up or not, penne Alfredo. Never liked that move.
ANYWAY, holy crap eh? Spit it out Robot!
The Alfredo sauce was magic. It was a perfect level of thickness that stuck to the fettuccine noodles the way it should stick.
They also sell pan bread, which I’ve found some locations weren’t doing for a while. And their pan bread was almost half the price of some locations I’ve seen.
Nice long bar to sit at too, if it’s just you, or you and a friend.

The food is always done right, and the servers are very nice. Good atmosphere. I have my favorites such as the clam chowder soup, the sushi roll, and the Cesar salad. Just writing this makes me want to go there…

Went here for dinner with my kids. They have a kids menu and the selection wasn’t bad. I had there Bronx burger with the chowder. The soup was good. Just the right amount of clams and potato mix. The burger is a little different. It’s a good size but I thought it was a little dry. A little over cook.
I feel sorry for our waitress as she got me 8 diet coke refills. I love the bottomless pop deals. She was very good. Always getting me refills before I finish my pop. Overall, I would go back again but for the money it wouldn’t be my first pick.

I was presently surprised with the food and atmosphere here. Normally Earls is pretty much cookie-​cutter food but here the had a sandwich special and house-​made soup that was perfect for my lunch time mood. I had the Italian Clubhouse sandwich with a Potato Leek Bacon soup.