Nancy O's

Great date night meal at Nancy O's during happy hour. Ordered Southern style chicken strips with a side of fries, Korean style chicken tacos, and an additional side of fries, plus 2 beers. Prices were great from the happy hour menu and portion sizes were very generous. I was worried that ordering from the happy hour menu would be a smaller portion size (due to the cheaper price) but no sir, it was one hell of a meal. Would definitely return here for another meal soon.

When I first entered the restaurant, it was tidy, welcoming, and smelled good. The pizza was made authentically and it didn't take long for it to be done. A little pricey per person depending on what you order, but it was pretty good for what my family got. Would recommend coming again 👌 Parking can be a little difficult depending on the time of day and if your vehicle is on the bigger side.

A Flavorful Frenzy This is a flavor-packed battlefield! Their Korean fried chicken is a crispy, saucy, finger-licking good masterpiece that'll have you questioning your life choices (and your sanity). And the spicy margarita? It's like a fiery dance party in your mouth, a tequila-fueled tango that'll leave you breathless. Just be prepared for the crowds. This place is busier than a Kardashian at a discount store. But trust me, the wait is worth it. It's like waiting in line for a rollercoaster, but instead of screams, you'll hear satisfied groans of culinary delight.

I've had a wonderful dinner at Nancy O's. By far the best vegetarian burger I've ever had. I ordered the "bacon" burger, which consisted of tempeh as bacon and a patty made of rice and black beans, topped with some very good vegan cheese (some sort of coconut-based cheese), veggies and mayo. The sweet potato fries were excellent - just the right crispiness. The Guinness beer could not have been poured more properly. Our server was very courteous and checked on our group throughout the night. This was probably the best food I've had in a pub, and all of the places it was in Prince George!

Enjoyed Happy Hour last Saturday. Prices great, especially 1/2 L of wine. Had my fav, Korean chicken tacos, fella had the chicken tenders…. All so delicious. If you like a little extra heat, ask for the Haunted Peach hot sauce.

Great for a late lunch break. Excellent burger and service. Perhaps just a little quiet in the mid afternoon.

Great place in Prince George I ordered beef burger and it was one of the best burgers I ever had. , I sat in the patio and the atmosphere was very nice. Beer was great too, highly recommended

Great little place! Will definitely come again. Loved the burger and poutine

Second stop here while traveling the Alaska Highway. Wasn't expecting brunch, but I found a gf option in the chicken & Brie sandwich and upgraded to soup, spicy Mediterranean chickpea. When I told the server how much I loved it, she brought the ingredient list so I can recreate it. Almost as delish as the macro bowl I had in February. And we enjoyed the patio flowers from our window seat.

This place was awesome! Stopped in PG for the night and found this place on Yelp. It did not disappoint. They have lots of gluten free options. The food tasted fresh and was full of flavor. The hummus dip we got was a cross between hummus and artichoke dip. Very unique and tasty. It was trivia night which added some extra fun to the meal. The place has a nice hipster vibe and the staff is friendly

I would actually rate this place 3 stars but I am giving it 4 because I think most people would enjoy it, just not my cup of team. My wife and I didn't finish a single item we got. The appetizer, the burger, the tacos, the drinks...the recipes seemed to have been created by someone who was clueless about flavors and just threw a bunch of stuff together that they thought were delicious. More is not always better and somethings just don't go together. Skip this place and go to Betulla next door.

Had brunch there last weekend with my sis visiting from out of town. It was excellent as usual! We both loved our meals!

Meeting a few friends for a late supper and drinks we stumbled back in to Nancy O's. OMG, they remember us and STILL roll out the red carpet! Hmmmm. The menu has a nice variety and the staff are very friendly. They make a terrific poutine and a couple folks at our table raved about the burgers. I'm not much of a miso aficionado, two of my friends, Dale and Joy are. They say the veggie sesame miso is a masterpiece. No kidding, I caught Joy licking the empty bowl! For crying out loud, I'll buy you another! lol. Three items we split at the table that were killer were: the Mediterranean Trio, Pakora tacos and the Applewood Smoked chicken. If your on the fence about any one of them, let me push you over. Can't go wrong, GO FOR IT! As far as drinks, I stuck to a cold brew (or two), but the rest of the table were clinking glasses for most of the night. I can recommend the Maple Whisky Old Fashioned. Be careful, I've walked that plank, before. Of all the places in PG we've been to, this one stands out. The staff are super and they're very creative. Whether it's telling a joke or a kinky way of opening a bottle (I'll explain the next time we get together). They definitely leave a memorable impression. 08/22

Excellent food, reasonable price, comfortable outdoor seating. Service is wonderful would definitely recommend for a nice night out. Cautionary note: minors ( under age 19 ) are not permitted in the restaurant or on the outdoor patio space

Very poor service. Lack of service caused a group of us to walk out. It has potential but no acknowledgement of customers

Our group stopped here for lunch Really thick hearty corn chowder Fresh sandwich Fantastic bread Great service Nice big patio

Good food and good service . Prices are high and the decor is interesting. Some times it's so loud you can not talk to one's you are with . It's worth a try

First time here. Came on a personal recommendation. Glad to say we're not disappointed. Service was amazing and food was above average. Ordered the Beef Dip with fries and their best salad. Both delicious and perfect size for two. Service was very friendly. Would definitely come back.

Great food! Great service! Great ambiance! The drunken BBQ burger is a favourite! We'll done!

The food is usually really good, but sometimes not so much. I feel like the service could be better- especially at lunch. Going up to the counter and ordering is fine with me but they get you to pay before you sit down. The issue I have is having to tip when you pay before you even get your food or any service is ridiculous imo. In all honesty, it feels entitled and brash. I was a waiter for years (at one of the most popular establishments, always voted #1 by the city) and I would never expect a tip before I gave good service and good food. That alone gives them 3 starts because it's really off putting. I work downtown and all my colleagues agree.

Great atmosphere, great food! Fresh ingredients with incredible flavours. Great choice of craft beers.

Very nice place, busy but worth it. Big selection of beers, nice service, clean bathrooms. *No Kids allow* Yummy food

Food is dry and unappealing. Service is okay. Seats are uncomfortable and the interior is too dark. Not for me.

delicious food and even better atmosphere! Servers always make you feel at home. Highly recommend the honey garlic poblano wings and their always changing cheese cake flavours!! They also have great drink specials at fair prices and their live music and comedy is a good time. Never not a good night at nancyos

Love it. Among the best dishes in town, especially their burgers. Great drink selection. Awesome shows. Cozy setting too. Courteous staff.

Every time in Prince George, this is where I eat for lunch. I love that there are no minors allowed, it's a nice place to eat, with much of the crowd being business people. I've never actually looked at the menu, I just get whatever their special is. This time it was a pulled brisket sandwich, with Italian mozza, caramelized peaches, on a toasted baguette. The soup was a potato and bacon soup. The sandwich was terrific, but the soup was actually really bad for once. Usually its amazing.

Amazing food! Smoked turkey sandwich Is so good I crave it all the time! The fries and homemade sauces are to die for! Best place to eat in pg that I've discovered. Highly recommend

Found this place because of Yelp and got there early on a Saturday night just after they opened. Many of the tables had reserved signs on them and we were lucky to get a table in the back. Go early or make reservations on a weekend night! The staff were amazing and took the time to explain the menu and make some recommendations. I had the mussels which were delicious and finished to the last drop of the light creamy white wine sauce. My friend had never eaten mussels before and trying them for the first time (as a very picky eater) decided that they were tasty and less fishy than she'd imagined and had another. :) I had the steak frite rare which was a generous steak over fries and being from Alberta, I love my steak and this was a great take served in a cast iron pan to catch all the sauces soaking into the bed of fries leaving a light gravy juice to dip pieces of steak and fries into. I'd have that again in a heartbeat! My friend had the chicken carbonara and the pasta was delicious - not made in house, but made fresh. I had a taste and the texture of the pasta was excellent - the carbonara sauce was flavourful and delicious. I finished the night with a chocolate triffle which was a thick mousse-pudding with caramel and whipped cream on top. If you like chocolate, you'll love this dessert. Only in town here for 2.5 days and planning another visit before I leave! There were at least half a dozen other things on the menu that I wanted to try!

Definitely my favourite place to eat/hangout in town! The atmosphere is so different compared to any other restaurant in Prince George. The food is to die for (especially their brunch), the drinks are great and they have an amazing selection of different kinds of beer. The staff is very welcoming and easy to talk to! I 100% recommend Nancy O's!

As out of town tourists from foodie cities (eg San Fran), we are pretty sure this is the culinary epicenter of Prince George. There is an amazing selection of brews but more importantly, fresh, local food that is worth the very reasonable costs. The staff are incredibly friendly and accommodating and the atmosphere is authentically curated northwest rustic. Every person we polled in town listed Nancy O's as one of the best in town, and it did not disappoint. Nancy O was actually here as well. It is very hard to get a table so make a reservation or come early before the live music starts.

Extremely good service and even better food. It's awesome to ask beer questions and your waitress actually knows what she's talking about. Food came out promptly. Had the poutine to start. It's huge. You need two to three people to eat it all. Also had the Caesar salad, which was off the chain even though it was a tad over dressed! Wife had the seafood fettuccini which looks small, but is a generous filling portion. That was great too. Full of flavor and full of seafood just how I like it. Beers were the out of the ashes and mount bigby (kolsch). Both were good. Out Of The Ashes is a robust white rye IPA that's super hoppy. Not a fan. Overall, it's a great place to come and chill with a good beer and a great meal.

Late night eats at Nancy O's did not disappoint. Had some fantastic wings, they do them right at this place. Terrific BBQ sauce with some kick, really really good. Also had the parm fries, really tasty and some good crunch. The rest of the group had some tasty looking food as well - curry poutine, chicken tenders, and the mussels. Would def come back here, food is killer and great service. Even if the food was decent, would come back for the service.

5 stars all the way! The waitresses are nice and fast. Hamburgers are d$mn good and the atmosphere is great. Definitely worth a shot if you're in (the not so memorable) Prince George.

Living in Vancouver, this place feels like home with the people, food and atmosphere. There's Prince George, and then there's Nancy O's. It's like stepping into a whole new dimension. Whether you're here for the breakfast, live music, people, or the long list of beers... You're sure to leave with a smile on your face. I've heard rumours of other places with a similar atmosphere, but have yet to try them. So if you're looking for a place to take your date, make it Nancy O's.

I can't remember the last time I had a bacon burger as tasty as I had here. Smoked bacon, Juicy beef burger and a decent selection of craft brews. I'll be back.

I arrived a few hours before a sold out comedy show as a single diner, sat at the bar and ordered the chicken and waffles. It was alright, nothing amazing but absolutely nothing wrong with it. Maybe not my personal favorite. Juicy but not greasy, less waffle than I expected. Served with a piece of bacon and walnuts as well as a sides of Maple syrup and made fresh coleslaw I was impressed by the menu's range in food and beer. They also had two of my favorite bourbons and the They could improve the selection in gin, tequila and rum. The atmosphere was pleasant, music at the right volume, lighting about right. They have some local options, which I like.

Like bacon and maple syrup, oxymorons, and bathtub radio, the many layers of Nancy O's shouldn't work together, but they do. It's a culinary bouillabaisse of chaotic ideas. It's a pub, a bistro, a café, a hipster hangout, and a theater, a place that, if it existed a half-century ago, would've seen the likes of Allen Ginsburg, Jack Kerouac, or at the very least, a Michael Myers-lookalike with a beret and cashmere scarf barking out beatnik to listeners. That last comment indicates how old and out of touch I am. Whenever I patronize Nancy O's, I admit feeling a little...the word I've decided to use is "timeworn". With age comes a desire to lean forward in a car going uphill and tap my feet uncontrollably to elevator music. It also comes with memories of a time when this town had little to no such alternative culinary destinations. We had Chinese buffets, family eateries, and truck stops, places more fitting for the back alleys of an Orwellian dystopia. Back then, I also weighed 315 lbs. and my idea of gastronomic bliss were pizza pops and Dr. Smooth (because apparently teenagers were powered by benzene back then). I wouldn't have appreciated Nancy O's, just like the early attempts in the 90s to replicate its formula, attempts which are unfortunately no longer with us. Today, it's evidently mandatory for all restaurants to feature a stage, even if said restaurant is smaller than a studio apartment in downtown Tokyo. Nancy O's perfected that formula, and was for a while the only place successful at it, a restaurant with the gravity to attract every manner of individual, whether it was to dine or to perform. It was a neutron star of tightly wound particles with every ounce worth the weight of Everest. I won't defend accusations of it being a hipster bar. If you dislike it for that reason, then ignore it; go to a boring sports pub and drink the last lingering shreds of your character away. Nancy O's could be called a pub if said pub was located in Belfast, but here, I would call it a restaurant and one I frequent...just like everyone else does. In fact, why did I spend 368 words practically deifying them? It's common knowledge, like knowing that cats ignore people or that men slow down when walking with their girlfriends. Fifty years from now, the restaurant will be considered a landmark, listed alongside truss bridges and creepy steel mannequins made to resemble wood. This assumes, of course, it doesn't suffer another fire. Yes, unfortunately, a year almost to the day after a blaze forced the temporary closure of another local restaurant, Nancy O's (along with several other businesses) were struck by fire. Thankfully, their re-opening took only a week. Like the city's proud century-old ironworks, Nancy O's refused to fall. I wouldn't be surprised if it was the city's collective vigilance to prevent the loss of another landmark as the reason for Nancy O's survival. For a while, it held the top spot on Trip Advisor, still holds the pinnacle on Yelp. Its Facebook page has more likes than the city's own official page. From chicken and brie sandwiches and chili cheese fries in the afternoon to maple soy steelhead salmon and risotto balls in the evening, Nancy O's is more adaptable than Daniel Day-Lewis. We all know Nancy O's is the culinary and cultural epicenter of Prince George, and if I ever committed to a pub-crawl, I would start and finish with that semi-hidden restaurant on 3rd avenue. I also admit it being my zombie apocalypse rendezvous point...because people need to be prepared.

First vegan breakfast skillet I've had where I didn't find myself missing the eggs. Magical combination of flavours, textures and nutrition. This is a PG favourite. Good beer selection, great food, warm and friendly vibe, wonderful staff. I love coming here.

Nancy O's is new southern inspired luncheon *now dinner too* spot downtown. It just opened, its lunch here which was 11$ including tax and coffee was the best tasting and prepared lunch I have had since I moved to PG bar none. A steak sandwich w/t provolone and crispy onions and soup of tomato and beef that was every much as good as the sandwich. The quality of this experience took me by surprise and I actually swore out load to my lunch partner, it is going to be a popular spot I can already tell. Word spread to the proprietor about my blog and he actually was fully open and spoke about the stage and process he is pursuing and invited me back for more pictures. Great staff friendly great value and amazing venue. Rated 10/10 since they now have a liquor license and live music on a regular basis. This place is as good as PG gets.

We were spending the night in St George, BC on our way home from an Alaskan Adventure. . We had stopped in another town and the waitress told us not to miss this place while in St George. It's a hole in the wall kind of restaurant /bar/music venue. . . The food was great. . I had one of the best burgers I've had in a long time. They have an extensive beer menu, although we didn't have anything to drink. Don't miss this place!

Really great! We went for drinks and appies and really enjoyed it! The mulled wine was delicious, and there's a really great drink selection. The devilled eggs weren't anything special, but the mushroom appy was delicious. Great atmosphere and friendly service.

Consistently good food and good beer. Best atmosphere in PG whether it is brunch, lunch, after work drinks or late night. Great beer selection but beers on tap would be a welcomed addition. Lunch menu is fantastic, dinner is a bit heavy on the salt. Best veggie patty in town. Great spinach salad. Best crowd in town. Only spot in PG that is between a sports bar and a club.

Awesome awesome awesome. 5 stars to the max. My dad and I have been driving from Alaska for 3 days now and I found this place via Yelp. TOTALLY right on the reviews. Food is great! I had the pineapple quinoa salad and he had the pulled pork sandwich. I also had the white gold white beer, he had the steam something - similar to a Stella. SO FREAKIN GOOD! Servers were awesomeeeee. And the atmosphere is superb. Would absolutely recommend to friends. Would frequent this place if I lived here. WILL be stopping by if I ever pass through again.

Food was very tasty. Had the striploin. The best part was the open mike evening. A steady spectrum of talented musicians.

Would rate this 3.5 stars if I could but rounding down because of last experience. The food is good, I would say this is one of the better restaurants in town. My problem is mainly the pricing, I just don't feel the food is worth the price you pay. However they have a good craft beer list and it's always got some live music going on.

We stopped in for an early dinner on our cross country trip. I had the fish special (a sweet and sour cod) and my husband had the steak frites. I enjoyed the comfortable/hip atmosphere and the friendly wait staff. Unexpected plus: a copy of Lucky Peach to keep me occupied while we waited.

You guys are great! Always lovely atmosphere and great service when I go here. It's the place to go with your friends, don't settle for anything less in this town (cough! Earls). Very impressed that they know what "vegan" is! And want to make sure you're having a great time. Just tell the server and they are so accommodating! I have ordered quinoa/spinach/butternut squash salad, which is delicious btw, and the server did a phenomenal job ensuring that it was tasty. He even suggested hummus and yam fries instead of just the regular ketchup. Such a stand out guy! Wish I recalled his name and could give a proper shout out. Service was quick too. Honestly go here if you want phenomenal service and great food. And if you're a veg head like me, or have some in your circle, you're going to be happily surprised by the food. Thanks, guys!

Having eaten here a few times, it's definitely a unique place. They have a large selection of bottled craft beers that is constantly being switched out. The pricing for beer is a little on the high side, but nothing crazy. Food is excellent and there are many very interesting dishes that make you want to come back to try them all. The serving sizes are usually quite large. Service is decent, not always super friendly, however it's reasonably fast and by no means rude. The only real issue is that it is very busy almost every night and the small size can make it feel pretty claustrophobic. Nice place for a meal and a couple of beers, but not really the ideal spot to stay all night at.

My fiancé and I just moved to Prince George about a week ago. My friend, who lived here last summer, highly recommended Nancy O's so we thought we'd check it out. The atmosphere is really nice. Kind of reminds me of Commercial Drive (I'm originally from Vancouver). Definitely love the artwork on the walls and tables. Very nice vibe. The person who sat us was also exceptionally friendly, as was our waitress. I got the beef dip with potato bacon soup and my fiancé ordered the pulled pork sandwich with yam fries. Hands down the best beef dip I've ever had!! My only real complaint at all was that the food took a while. Not crazy long and I could tell that it was busier than normal. I debated deducting a star but other than this small detail it was very good! Will definitely come back!

This is a really fun and happening place - the assortment of different beers and drinks is amazing - the food was crazy good . I had the barbecue burger with fries and delicious gravy and my friend the blue cheese burger with truffle fries . Hands down the best burger I've had in a long time !

I have eaten at Nancy O's twice. Both times the service and the products were consistent and exceptional. I feel confident to bring guests to this restaurant and will use them as a place to celebrate in the future. Thanks for the passion and the hard work!

My partner and I tried Nancy O's for lunch the first time on Friday, March 19th. We were there shortly after 1:00 and could not believe how busy it was. I ordered the Chicken with Bree sandwich and Ceasar Salad and my partner ordered the Steak Sandwich with Sweet Potato Fries. We waited approximately 20 minutes for our lunch to arrive, which seemed like a long time, but it was busy! BUT...OH MY...was it ever worth the wait. We actually shared 1/2 of each other sandwiches and they were both delicious! They employees were very courtious and professional and seemed to enjoy their jobs. The atmosphere was casual. The establishment was clean. I could see into the kitchen from the order counter and saw nothing that would violate any FoodSafe Policies. We would like to try Nancy O's for dinner next time. I've already mentioned it to a couple of friends and will continue recommending it. Thanks people. Donna Bornholdt

This place is by far the best place to come to eat. The steak frites was unreal. very friendly staff.

Omg... Don't even get me started on this place!!! First off, I was visiting from Seattle and Nancy O's made me feel right at home. The atmosphere was very chill especially with all the string lights and the servers wearing casual clothes instead of uniforms. It felt very home-y. It was happy hour and I ordered the Long Island Iced Tea... Best drink EVER. Might've ordered a couple of those lol. For my entree I ordered Steak Frites and let me tell you... It was the best steak I've ever had in my life, no lie. I've tried many steaks and this is by far THE BEST!!! Hopefully I can visit PG again in the summer just to eat here!!

Love this place. Food has never been less than great. Small and cramped when busy but that adds the its charm. Definitely a place to try if your visiting and a place to frequent if you live here.

First time having a meal at this restaurant and let's just say I am never coming back. The food was just okay. The service itself was the worst ever. Probably because the workers/servers would rather drink and chat in the back than fill a cup of water. Not to mention my partner had to go up to these people to pay the bill, they didn't even bother bringing the bill to us. Also they didn't even bring us our left over food to go. The food was sitting in the container on the counter and the servers just stood and stared. Funny how the only Asian customers at this restaurant get the worst service. This place is a joke.

Very, very disappointed in the Chicken and Waffles! I don't mind paying good $ for quality, but 2 Eggo type, frozen, tough (sure not Belgium style) flat waffles, tablespoon of coleslaw, a neck, wing, small leg and I think a little thigh with that good slice of bacon, for $22!! Alpine pub had more coleslaw, a plump chicken breast, bacon and strawberries for around $16. The waffle was thick and also a Belgium. Took my friends to Nancy Os, was a bit embarrassing.