Humpty's Big Plate Diner - Grande Prairie — Restaurant in Grande Prairie

I went there with my girlfriend while waiting for my windshield to be replaced. She went ahead and ordered us drinks while I dealt with dropping off the truck. When I caught up to her we had drinks on the table. I immediately noticed dirt on the menu near the cloth lining and spots on the glasses. We then decided that we didn't want to eat there anymore and left before drinking my drink but was still charged for the drinks.

My strongest recommendation to the restaurant is to replace the menus with cloth on them with paper or laminated ones.

Maybe also don't charge people for drinks they barely touched before leaving because they aren't comfortable in the restaurant because I feel like they're not following the covid...

Pancake mix not enough baking powder so not light and fluffy. Dense and not appealing. Kids cheese sandwiches were not consumed by any of my 4 kids. Cheese thick and chewy not warm and melted. Expensive when compared to Denny's. Bathrooms are shared with the gas station and market within. Usually inadequate and not monitored by either store or restaurant. Seems always to be under new manager and of late new owner. Go to the other one in Grande Prairie near Canadian Tire. Manager or owner is hands on and it shows. This location is primarily there because rent is cheap yet the other one pays substantially more in rent and survives with the same pricing in effect. Do...

I enjoy going to this Humpty's. I have been eating here for many years and they have always had good service. The food options are not fancy, but the lower price for a good meal makes it a good place to take the family, especially if you are on your way out of town. There are a variety of food choices that range from breakfast all day options, burgers and some good supper entrees. Dine in the sunny window areas, or stay cool in one of the interior booths. The only down side (no fault of the restaurant) is that if you are heading North on 100th, finding the entrance is a bit tricky. You have to turn east on 132 Ave, than north on 99 St. to come in...