Dining

In a small village that has been serving the tourist trade for almost a hundred years, it is no surprise to find more than a dozen restaurants.

What is surprising is that, in the 21st century, the primary-coloured symbols of North America's major fast food franchises are conspicuously absent. The only exception is the familiar Canadian logo of the Husky gas station, which has a friendly truckstop-type restaurant serving an all-day-breakfast.

European Cuisine

Radium Hot Springs' independent restaurant choices include a number of European options, including Hungarian, German and Austrian cuisine and, since this is a family destination, a good selection of child-friendly menus and environments.

On Main Street West, the Meet on Higher Ground coffee house serves up homemade soups and baked goods, and is a popular spot with locals.

Golf and Lunch

The past 20 years have seen new development in the form of golf courses and, more recently, large-scale condominium projects. Meeting this additional demand, the clubhouses of both Springs Golf Course and Radium Resort have restaurants that are open to the public on a seasonal basis.