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Canmore restaurants are as varied as the area’s outdoor adventure options. Consult this restaurant guide if you’ve got a craving, be it for home-style cooking or upscale Rocky Mountain Cuisine.

By providing a tempting selection of Canmore’s favourite restaurants, Canmore Dining will help you find the perfect restaurant. Browse restaurant choices through the type of cuisine at the top of the page.

For a more comprehensive selection of Canmore restaurant choices, visit www.where.ca/CanadianRockies

Free printed copies of Canmore Dining Guide are at local information centres, hotels, shops, restaurants, attractions and car rental outlets. These same locations offer free copies of Where Canadian Rockies visitor magazine, a great source of information on tours and adventures, shopping, dining and entertainment options in Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper and area.

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Canmore Restaurant Blog

Steak in its Prime

August 1, 2012
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Many restaurants serve AAA steaks, but Rustica Steakhouse proudly prepares Canadian Prime Grade Beef. Only the top 0.3% of beef in Canada earns Prime designation. Prepared with a signature dry rub, seared under a 1500°F (815°C) broiler and presented on 500°F (260°C) plates with garlic butter, Rustica steaks are remarkably juicy and tender.

Great Taste without Wheat

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Iron Goat Pub offers delicious options. Any dish that is normally wheat-based can be made gluten-free on request (the pizza shown is made with wheat). The ripe tomatoes, artichokes, soft feta, peppers and succulent lamb on their Greek pizza will have you shouting “Opa!” Take in Three Sisters Mountain and Canmore views through enormous windows, [continued…]

The Big Easy

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Feel like you’re in New Orleans by dining at the French Quarter Café, where local jazz acts often perform (call for schedule). If the music doesn’t make you imagine you’re celebrating Mardi Gras, the food will. Try classic crab cakes, jambalaya, shrimp Creole or Louisiana bread pudding with whiskey sauce. The open kitchen allows you [continued…]

  • rustica-hottip

    Steak in its Prime

    Many restaurants serve AAA steaks, but Rustica Steakhouse proudly prepares Canadian Prime Grade Beef. Only the top 0.3% of beef in Canada earns Prime designation. Prepared with a signature dry rub, seared under a 1500°F (815°C) broiler and presented on 500°F (260°C) plates with garlic butter, Rustica steaks are remarkably juicy and tender.

  • irongoat-hottip

    Great Taste without Wheat

    Iron Goat Pub offers delicious options. Any dish that is normally wheat-based can be made gluten-free on request (the pizza shown is made with wheat). The ripe tomatoes, artichokes, soft feta, peppers and succulent lamb on their Greek pizza will have you shouting “Opa!” Take in Three Sisters Mountain and Canmore views through enormous windows, or on the raised patio.

  • frenchquarterchef-hottip

    The Big Easy

    Feel like you’re in New Orleans by dining at the French Quarter Café, where local jazz acts often perform (call for schedule). If the music doesn’t make you imagine you’re celebrating Mardi Gras, the food will. Try classic crab cakes, jambalaya, shrimp Creole or Louisiana bread pudding with whiskey sauce. The open kitchen allows you to interact with chef Michael Raso and see your food being created, right before your eyes.

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    Small Plates

    Sage Bistro’s trendy wine lounge features tapas, small plate cuisine that hails from Spain. Popular choices include charcuterie, cold smoked Alberta trout and jewel box sandwiches. Ash covered, soft surface Le Cendrillon (the Cinderella) goat cheese pairs nicely with port-frozen grapes, candied pecans, fig jam and crackers.—AK

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    Restaurant Makeover

    After ’88 Winter Olympic athletes departed, Sand-traps Restaurant & Lounge opened. Celebrated for its three-level patio with 240° Rundle Range and Canmore Golf Club view, their renovated interior debuts this summer. New furnishings and decor complement high-vaulted ceilings. The see-through fireplace offers a glimpse of the outdoors.

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