Best Restaurants in the Mountains

Grab a bite at one of these great restaurants on your next trip to Canmore, Banff or Lake Louise.

Raclette from Park Distillery Restaurant + Bar. Photograph by Anna Robi.

*Listed in alphabetical order.

Crazyweed Kitchen

A long-time Canmore classic for its hearty, house-made fare, Crazyweed’s globally inspired flavours (think pan-seared Arctic char in rich lemongrass-coconut broth) are the perfect chaser to a day of vigorous outdoor activity.

1600 Railway Ave., Canmore, 403-609-2530, crazyweed.ca

 

Park Distillery Restaurant + Bar

The vibe at this Banff hot spot is rustic-cozy-vintage-National Park-kitschy-fun and the menu follows suit, serving up rotisserie chicken with “campfire drippins gravy” and a “Picnic in the Park” share plate with Alberta charcuterie and wildflower honey.

219 Banff Ave., Banff, 403-762-5114, parkdistillery.com

 

The Post Hotel & Spa

Helmed by Swiss-born chef Hans Sauter, The Post delivers alpine fine dining at its finest, with entrees of Alberta-raised beef, bison and lamb — even a Northwest Territories caribou striploin — expertly paired with wines from the Lake Louise hotel’s vast and celebrated cellar.

200 Pipestone Rd., Lake Louise, 403-522-3989, posthotel.com

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This article appears in the March 2019 issue of Avenue Calgary.

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