Restaurants

If you're celebrating a special occasion, or need to get back into the good books of your significant other, Chef's Table at Calgary's Kensington Riverside Inn is the place to go.

A relative newcomer to the Calgary dining scene, Charcut Roast House has made a big impact quickly. Charcut gained recognition after their Co-Executive Chef and Co-Owner Connie DeSousa became a contestant on Top Chef Canada.

Brava Bistro is home to some of Calgary's now-favourite dishes, like the Lebanese Chopped Salad and Lobster Poutine. Inside this eatery, you'll find casual fusion cuisine varied enough to satisfy every tastebud.

There's no denying it: Calgary diners love Italian food. With the pantheon of choices, deciding where to dine can be a daunting task. But if your standard answer when it comes to finding a choice restaurant is wherever has the best patio, you'll likely do well heading over to Bonterra. Hidden behind a rather plain building on 8th Street, their secret garden patio is one of the city's best.

If you’re looking for a Calgary restaurant that will suit any occasion, look no further than Alloy. The menu alone speaks to the owners' love and passion for the place. Alloy restaurant's retro-stylish interior is in stark contrast to the industrial neighbourhood where it resides, which makes stopping in seem like you've found a hidden treasure.

Take a culinary cruise around the world without ever leaving Vancouver. Regional Tasting Lounge is a chic Yaletown spot, well-loved among the cocktail-crowd and foodies alike

The best measure of great late night eats is now much your eyes widen when you receive your plates of food. When your get your dog at Tubby Dog, your eyebrows are likely to get to know your hairline in ways that they never have before

Being a town known for it’s selection of meat, it’s not always easy to find good vegetarian food in Calgary. Fortunately, The Coup + Meet Restaurant and Lounge has all your needs covered with lunch, dinner and even cocktails next door in their lounge

Khao San Road's cuisine isn’t as complicated as its name might suggest. In early February 2011, in heart of Toronto's Entertainment District, Khao San Road recently opened its doors, delivering some of the best Thai favourites by Chef Nuit Regular, a native of Chiang Mai.