Just Eat

There are so many restaurants in Banff and Canmore to choose from that it's hard to choose just a few, so begin your two days of eating by picking up a local food guide. However, by popular choice, here are some recommendations. Chez Francois is famous for homemade breakfasts, including a duck liver pate croissant.The Grizzly Paw is a local brewery, offering you a delicious locally-prepared beer on a patio surrounded by mountains, and the Crazyweed Kitchen...read more

There are so many restaurants in Banff and Canmore to choose from that it's hard to choose just a few, so begin your two days of eating by picking up a local food guide. However, by popular choice, here are some recommendations. Chez Francois is famous for homemade breakfasts, including a duck liver pate croissant.The Grizzly Paw is a local brewery, offering you a delicious locally-prepared beer on a patio surrounded by mountains, and the Crazyweed Kitchen is just crazy good.  hide

Day 2: Banff. I hope you saved some room. You might want to go for a hike to increase your appetite. Begin your day with breakfast cookies and coffee at Evelyn's - a local favourite place. Then head up the street to the Fudgery, where you can watch fudge being made, and sample homemade chocolates, truffles, bear's paws and a variety of different kinds of fudge. Finish off the day with a late meal at the Bison Restaurant and Lounge. This lively, contemporary...read more

Day 2: Banff. I hope you saved some room. You might want to go for a hike to increase your appetite. Begin your day with breakfast cookies and coffee at Evelyn’s – a local favourite place. Then head up the street to the Fudgery, where you can watch fudge being made, and sample homemade chocolates, truffles, bear’s paws and a variety of different kinds of fudge. Finish off the day with a late meal at the Bison Restaurant and Lounge. This lively, contemporary and elegant restaurant offers a menu rich with high quality bison, Alberta venison and beef and more.  hide