Canmore Restaurant Dinner recommendations

[omega50]

Any favorites?

[AdAMxr]

try the iron goat

[omega50]

Originally Posted by AdAMxr

try the iron goat

Did lunch there today.
Half our order was great-the other half required a discussion with the manager

[triguy]

grizzley paw ,flat bread pizza,Summit for breakfeast are a few to try.

[hairygrump]

La Belle Potate over in the industrial area, not really a dinner place but awesome for lunch.

[Fredo]

Grizzly Paw

[SamSteele]

The trough is good but pricey. Crazy weed kitchen isn't bad either.

[bloom]

The poutine place (La Belle Potate) is great for more of a quick bite place. The Grizzly paw is a nice brew pub/restaurant.

[creeky]

Crazyweed, Sage

[ganderblaster]

Try the Mexican place at the end of Main Street. Their tacos are real good more like fajitas.

[ganderblaster]

Just across from Wood resturaunt.

[Pdub]

If you wanna get your meat sweat on check out Gaucho's. The multi-meat dinner is rather interesting. Servers come periodically to your table offering different kinds of meat, varying from chicken to pork to beef to lamb, and as much as you can handle. It's so good, but pace yourself!

[Hunter65]

Iron Goat, nice place, nice view at the top of Cougar Creek, a little pricey, but wth. You're in Canmore.

[omega50]

The effect of the downturn in the economy is easier to miss in Calgary.

But this little getaway has been very eye opening.
Our hotel has 4 guest rooms rented tonight.

And most every restaurant in town was empty or close to it by 7pm.

2 Shop owners in town were too busy on the phone stalling creditors to give us service.
One shop owner screaming on phone to CSR rep about data charges.

Wow just Wow

When money goes out the window-Love goes out the door

[calgarychef]

I like the little French place in the green gables. It's been there almost 30 years and the owner is "getting on" but I like French cooking and it's still pretty good there. Just remembered the name "chez fransoise" or something like thst

[3blade]

Boston pizza.

It's the same, but with smokin hot outdoorsy uber-fit waitresses. Very few princesses in that town.

Meateor pizza, cold beer, hot women. Dang I miss that place.

[BrownTrout]

Big fan of Rocky Mountain flatbread

[oyster_777]

Originally Posted by hairygrump

La Belle Potate over in the industrial area, not really a dinner place but awesome for lunch.

x2

[The Cook]

Tavern 1883 good bang for your buck or Sandtraps at the Canmore Golf and Curling Club, Good menu good prices good atmosphere.

[omega50]

Originally Posted by calgarychef

I like the little French place in the green gables. It's been there almost 30 years and the owner is "getting on" but I like French cooking and it's still pretty good there. Just remembered the name "chez fransoise" or something like thst

Went there for breakfast this morning-Only open for dinner after Thursdays in the winter.

[Clgy_Dave2.0]

Originally Posted by Pdub

If you wanna get your meat sweat on check out Gaucho's. The multi-meat dinner is rather interesting. Servers come periodically to your table offering different kinds of meat, varying from chicken to pork to beef to lamb, and as much as you can handle. It's so good, but pace yourself!

x2!! The only disappointing thing is they don't have the BBQ'd pineapple like Bolero's.
I haven't been to the Canmore location though.

[creeky]

Originally Posted by omega50

The effect of the downturn in the economy is easier to miss in Calgary.

But this little getaway has been very eye opening.
Our hotel has 4 guest rooms rented tonight.

And most every restaurant in town was empty or close to it by 7pm.

2 Shop owners in town were too busy on the phone stalling creditors to give us service.
One shop owner screaming on phone to CSR rep about data charges.

Wow just Wow

When money goes out the window-Love goes out the door

let's not forget Omega-it's Tuesday night, and mountain towns are in that dead lull waiting for snow xmas and ski season.

try getting in some of those better restaurants come weekend-least i hope so

[omega50]

Originally Posted by creeky

let's not forget Omega-it's Tuesday night, and mountain towns are in that dead lull waiting for snow xmas and ski season.

try getting in some of those better restaurants come weekend-least i hope so

Of course in the lull and early in the week, but that was part of my regular Sales territory for 7 years making calls on hotels and restaurants there a night or 2 in each and every month of the year.

This feels ominous and different.

[DerFroheJodler]

Summit Cafe is terrific, and has great views up on the hillside.

[Grizzly Adams]

Originally Posted by Pdub

If you wanna get your meat sweat on check out Gaucho's. The multi-meat dinner is rather interesting. Servers come periodically to your table offering different kinds of meat, varying from chicken to pork to beef to lamb, and as much as you can handle. It's so good, but pace yourself!

You gotta buy a package and they insist everyone at the table have the same package. side dish menu is limited. Got sucked in once, family occasion, not again. Grizzly Paw is good. Always Boston Pizza.

Grizz

[Clgy_Dave2.0]

Originally Posted by Grizzly Adams

You gotta buy a package and they insist everyone at the table have the same package. side dish menu is limited. Got sucked in once, family occasion, not again. Grizzly Paw is good. Always Boston Pizza.

There is one reason, and one reason only that you go to a Brazillian BBQ restaurant. And a side dishe is not it.

[Brandon5555]

The drake was mint, rose and crown always a good place for steak and bunch of beers

[Kanonfodder]

Rose Crown best ceaser, I liked Crazyweeds but Tapas was awesome

[cfricker]

Originally Posted by AdAMxr

try the iron goat

Iron Goat was the worst food I've had in a restaurant in years. Myself and the old ladies grub was

[fish_e_o]

i thought Sage Bistro was tasty


then the significant other got food poisoning. so avoid the bison goulash