A Fort Vermilion Stop Worth Pulling Into
The Harvest Table today
A casual diner & ice-cream stop
The Harvest Table is a casual diner and ice-cream stop on River Road in Fort Vermilion. Guests come for good food, Foothills Creamery ice cream, friendly service and the peaceful riverside setting.
The Harvest Table
A wheat-wreath mark and a warm, welcoming name — a place to pull up a chair and enjoy a real meal or a scoop by the river.
What guests notice
Three things that come up
Food they enjoyed
Guests mention classic diner favourites — poutine, burgers, fries, plus Foothills Creamery ice cream and milkshakes.
Friendly, quick service
Reviews describe service that's friendly and quick, in a casual small-town setting.
Riverside atmosphere
The Peace River setting comes up as part of what makes it an easy, pleasant stop.
The deck across the road
A place with history
Across River Road from The Harvest Table, the riverside deck features metal artwork that tells part of this area's story — Métis Nation heritage, Treaty 8 signed in 1899, and Fort Vermilion's founding as Alberta's oldest town in 1788.
Treaty 8 — June 21, 1899
Metal artwork on the deck railing overlooking the Peace River.
Fort Vermilion — Founded 1788
Recognizing the town as Alberta's oldest settlement.