Alicia's Flavours

Finding an independent dining room in Sardis takes some deliberateness. This is the retail center of gravity for the whole city, with Cottonwood Centre and its seventy odd tenancies on one side, Chilliwack Mall across the way and the big box run of Luckakuck Way between them, and the small kitchens sit in among all that at plaza scale, easy to drive straight past at fifty. Alicia's Flavours is one of them, Mexican, and independent, which on this site is a meaningful word: national brands are kept off the restaurant category entirely.

A telephone number and a Facebook page are available, with no street address and no website of its own. That is a common enough arrangement for a small kitchen, and it tells you where the current information is likely to be. A social page is usually more up to date than a website, though it is also where hours and closures get posted once and then buried under everything since, so a call ahead is the safer move before a first visit. None of the details that decide whether a trip is worth it, the hours, whether it is a counter or a room with tables, what the kitchen actually puts out on a given day, can be settled from here. The postal code will put a map on the right commercial pocket of Sardis.