Sullivan Pub — Restaurant in Kimberley

If you're ever in Kimberley BC the Sully is a must! Their food is consistently great. Their wings are fantastic with a variety of flavors to please any pallet. Was there this past weekend for breakfast. I had the meat lovers skillet. Deep friend seasoned house cut potatoes, topped with a mixture of sauteed mushrooms, scallions and tomato, covered in perfectly melted cheese with a velvety smooth sriracha hollandaise sauce with two perfectly cooked soft poached local farm eggs.

The atmosphere is always great, and the servers are friends and give prompt service.

It's a rustic pub atmosphere and you can feel the spirit of the old mining town Kimberley was known for. It is also the oldest and longest running business (1925!) in Kimberley and for good reason! If you need some beers on the way out it has a cold beer and wine store attached and if you're feeling lazy, a...

Couples night out. We managed to get in under the Happy Hour buzzer which helped some with the cost of drinks. The service was decent, the beer options were pretty goo however a few more cider options would be nice. It would be really nice if there were some more craft brew selections.

Dinner was good - wings $10 (a little light on volume), Ginger Beef (great) and Pad Thai with Chicken (OK). The volume of the mains filled up nicely; the Pad Thai could use a bit of help on the flavour side.

The place is very much a sports style pub, with TV's on for various events. When we have been it has generally been an older clientele.

Dinner, 3 drinks and an appy...

Rode here from cranbrook Had the regular menu stripped away in lieu of a late night menu. Ordered wings as a starter and fish and chips as a main. Asked for the starters to come out first.

Waitresses sat with a friend who came in and rolled cutlery while drinks sat empty.

Food came out and was told that the cooks wanted to go home so they cooked our mains and asked if we wanted our food now or wait, as if we had a choice between fresh and heat lamp.

Got our food and the fish dripped oil everywhere.

I was told "sullys" was the place to go to.

This place is the epitome of how entitled and lazy millennial will run the planet...