Unity Hotel Restaurant

Stopped for coffee and a snack on our way back from Saskatoon. The food is so-so, the coffee reminds me of the coffee my grandparents made (not a bad thing) & the people there are very friendly. If I ever find myself in Unity again, I will stop here.

3 of us went out for my friends birthday supper and 2 of us got food posioning the food was gross my chicken wings smelt funny and tasted weirdand when i told the waiter she took them back to the kitchen and came out saying its the sauce that tastes funny because the chicken is fresh and i was like no the chicken smells gross its self i took all the sauce off and the meat and it smelt gross so she went back to the kitchen and then came back and said hears some fresh ones but they still had my old chicken bone in it and where cold so no they did not bring me new chicken wings and my friends chicken wings wernt even cooked and we got pizza sticks and the cheese in them wasnt even melted and had lots of gresse in them and my friend order a quesadilla it was soggy and fell apart and it just was not good food at all we will never be going back expecially sice we got food posioning would not recommend this place to anyone

If you want to go for good Chinese food in town, this is the place. They offer a Western and Chinese menu that is msg free.

The Unity Hotel Restaurant is a great place to eat in downtown Unity. We usually have lunch, but in July had supper. I usually will have their burgers and fries (fries are the best), but also make great salads, I need to try their entrees but hear they are good as well. Next to a pub and a cold beer/wine store, and motel/hotel attached too. The restaurant in closed Mondays FYI.This used to be the Selkirk in Unity, 'the' place to stay and eat in Unity, and after a few owners/managers is getting back to it's past reputation. Chef/owner has lots of experience. Affordable and consistent you should enjoy it.

I bought a Groupon deal and decided to give this restaurant a try while visiting Vancouver. It is tucked away in a corner, making it a bit difficult to locate.