Dining

Boston Bar Dining

Elvis Rocks the Canyon

South of Hell's Gate Tunnel near Boston Bar, Elvis Rocks the Canyon is a family diner where Elvis never left the building. Showcasing more than 2,000 items of Elvis memorabilia, photos and posters adorning nearly every crook and cranny, burgers and Jail House Rock omelettes are good but seem almost secondary to this Elvis-inspired mania.

The Old Towne Inn

The Old Towne Inn is another local favourite. Also on Highway 1 at Boston Bar, this cozy family-style restaurant exudes an exceedingly woodsy, Wild West theme inside and a pleasant garden patio outside. The extensive menu covers choices such as fish and chips, pizza, pasta and great home-made soups.

Emory Creek/Yale Dining

In Yale, drop by Barry's Trading Post and at Emory Creek, Hope River General Store. Both serve their communities as being virtually all things to all people, from post office and assorted supplies shop to first rate ice-creams that aren't to be missed. Hope River also has a casual restaurant that's open for breakfast and lunch as well as a deli for picnic supplies.

Anderson Creek Dining

The Tuckkwiowhum Restaurant in Anderson Creek is part of the Tuckkwiowhum Heritage Interpretive Village. It's a small, unpretentious café that serves many traditional First Nations foods such as wind-dried salmon, wild huckleberry glazed meats, root vegetables, and fresh baked bannock (a type of bread).

Visit the Hope Visitor Centre or Lytton Visitor Centre for more dining options through the Fraser Canyon.

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