Boston Pizza

I ordered the beef dip and it was the worst sandwich I’ve ever had! The beef is supposed to be sliced thin, but instead it was just a few ¼ — ½ inch thick slabs of meat thrown onto a bun. It was truly horrible. The service was rather slow as well. I’ll not be going back again, not when there’s other restaurants in town that try harder.

Last time we were in the service was terrible, food was bland and underwhelming. I usually choose BP’s as a «good ol’ standby» so hopefully this one experience was just a blip on the radar.

My husband and I have never had a problem with this bps, the servers in the lounge are fast and friendly.

I’ve always relied on Boston Pizza when I’m out of town and there are not yet any Unilocal reviews to help me find a good place to eat. I was disappointed in my experience at the BP’s in Wetaskiwin. Having lived in Alberta my entire life, BP’s and I have come to a certain understanding. They have hearty pasta and good pizza and when I’m hungry, I go there to eat it. That’s been the arrangement since my high school rugby days in Wetaskiwin when we’d hit BP’s after a game.
Recently, they’ve changed their menu. With fancy laminated pages and big pictures, the menu items remain consistent from Wetaskiwin to Calgary to Saskatoon.
With 4 other people with me, we got a decent sampling of the menu. Two rice bowls, a jambalaya, some penne and lasagna between us, we were a hungry bunch. One rice bowl came out cold with crunchy rice, half cooked rice and only a dollop of the chicken/​prawn goodness that was supposed to adorn it. It was sent back. The other meals were warm, although not hot, and nobody else really had any complaints, but I must say, the lasagna dish wasn’t as deep and delicious as it once was.
For a small town BP’s, it was alright. But like I said, it’s not what it used to be.
I will say, though, that for having a staff of high school kids serving in the restaurant, they did a good job. Kudos to them for being attentive and on the ball.