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Dining Guide 2016/17 CANMORE DINING GUIDE 2016/17 A tempting selection of Canmore’s favourite restaurants CanmoreDining.com Harvie Heights GROTTO RD B O To Banff W R IV T S E RUND R K SPRA L E R D Y LE D DR R R B C O A W BIRCH AVE S R C I A RD VE D S R E S D D E R R C C A BO CEDAR W RI VE R BOW D CRES R OOD W G O D Contents Restaurant Locations TOWN OF CANMORE To Banff FINE CANADIAN Page | Location ROAM PUBLIC TRANSIT Habitat Restaurant & Bar ................4 X Bus Stops Murrieta’s Bar & Grill .......................5 S Roam Regional Route 3 Mounta Sage Bistro & Wine Lounge ............6 F The Golf Course B Table Food + Drink ..........................7 Y o in at Silvertip 0B w 0D Ave V 0C Canmore a CANADIAN ll P Golf & e a Curling 0E y ll Good Earth Coffeehouse ................8 T 0 T is Club r e r T The Iron Goat Pub & Grill ...............9 a r Mount Engadine Lodge ................10 É Trans-Canada Hwy Patrinos Steakhouse & Pub ..........11 I 0F Find specials, Bow River S coupons & reviews at The Range .......................................12 Q i 17 St 0G lv e e CanmoreDining.com The Wandering Elk ........................13 Z 0H rt Av J0 i 0I p y T a r FAMILY w l i a Craigs’ Way Station ........................14 D R e v A 0K GOLF COURSES 7 SandTraps Restaurant ...................15 E 0L 0M10 St 0N R Stoney’s Bar & Grill ........................16 B a 0W 9 St 0O 0P ilw a 0X Main St 0Q 0T y INTERNATIONAL 0V Av e e B ve e v 0R 0S 0U nc A A hl CHINESE Policeman’ and 8 6 s T B r 0a e ow 0Y r Famous Chinese Restaurant .........17 N v Spring Cr K D s Cr A a V n k 7 a a e EAST INDIAN l Reservoir l n e E e a r l d y Z0 k R sk C R Green Chili ......................................18 H Tr r e is u l a n d Wy g n B Spice Hut .........................................19 K u u o l R C v d FRENCH / CANADIAN Chez Francois ................................ 20 J The Market Bistro at Three Sisters ...21 b Cougar Cr ITALIAN Rocky Mountain Flatbread Co....22 M To Mount 0AEngadine Lodge Bow River JAPANESE 37 km from town Spra y L Marra’s Way Sushi .............................23 P a k e s Mii Sushi & BBQ ................................24 L R d MEXICAN To Exshaw Aroma Mexican Restaurant ...........25 R T h To Calgary r Town Of e WORLD CUISINE e Quarry Canmore T Canmore Lake S Town Centre h r Town Centre is e Crazyweed ..........................................26 G e Canmore te S r is s te Canmore Town Centre map r D Fitzgerald s PUBS r P is on the reverse side To Market ow Close Rise a isk rk Bistro M w 0b a Georgetown Inn Pub ......................27 W y KANANASKIS CANMORE COUNTRY ree Siste Th rs Rose & Crown Restaurant & Pub ...28 V P a D yr r g 2016/17 k as 0b Tavern 1883 Kitchen & Bar............29 O w G Three ay a te Sisters STEAKHOUSES Parkway Calgary Gaucho Brazilian Barbecue ..........30 U Blvd T ers h CANADIAN ROCKIES e Sist ree Thre Sisters Rustica Steakhouse .......................31 C Pa r k w a VISITOR GUIDE y CANADIAN ROCKIES Stewart TOWN OF CANMORE THREE SISTERS CANMORE CENTRE Creek Dr KANANASKIS Canmore Dining Guide is published by RMV Publications Ltd. MOUNTAIN VILLAGE BIG 403.678.1898 | [email protected] THRILLSLITTLE EFFORT Horse rides, via ferrata, heli-hikes, gondolas Editors: Afton Aikens and Naomi Witherick | Art: Lyuba Kirkova & glaciers Advertising: Glenn Miles, Warren Mackie and Jack Newton For information on Canmore, Banff © 2016 RMV Publications Ltd. and area pick up FREE copies of Wines for the Trail Reproduction is prohibited without publisher’s written consent. Printed in Canada Where Canadian Rockies magazine Clothing for the Mountains Festivals & Events and Canmore Map, and visit where.ca. | MAPS | RESTAURANTS | ENTERTAINMENT ACTIVITIES | SHOPPING Details such as menu samples and prices are subject to change. SUMMER 2016 canmoredining.com | 3 y a kw vd ar Bl P ers To Downtown s t Sis er e t re s h To i T S e e r Calgary h T S tew a rt C re ek D r Habitat Restaurant & Bar 901 Mountain Street 403.679.5228 | granderockies.com Daily breakfast 7-11 am; lunch 11 am-1 pm Wed-Sun dinner/lounge 5-9:30 pm, to 10 pm Fri-Sat (closed Mon-Tues for dinner/lounge) This contemporary restaurant is a gem hidden from Canmore’s main roads. Here, the culinary team showcases seasonal and locally-sourced fare. Habitat is a good choice for intimate conversations, meeting business associates or catching up with friends. Casual fare is served in the lounge. ATMOSPHERE Habitat’s dining room features trendy décor with dark wood paneled walls and colourful abstract paintings. Soft jazz plays in the background. Imaginative lighting fixtures fill the restaurant, and a chandelier-style light hangs above each comfortable, leather upholstered booth. Patrons are treated to a Three Sisters mountain view through large windows or from the patio. BREAKFAST & LUNCH ($11 to $16) • Buttermilk Pancakes; Classic Eggs Benedict; French Toast; Habitat Breakfast • Frittata: cheese, arugula, sun dried tomatoes, wild mushrooms with microgreens • Habitat Healthy Start: yogurt parfait, fresh fruit, granola, fresh baked muffin • Lunch: breakfast selections, vegetarian and beef burgers, salads, chef’s special DINNER (Mains $26 to $38) • Lounge and Appetizer Offerings: tiger prawn cocktail; Canadian Rangeland elk meatballs; crab cakes three ways; charcuterie platter; duck rillette; buttermilk brined chicken and foie gras waffles; Habitat green salad; heirloom beet salad; Caesar salad with kale; Caprese salad (lounge only) • Venison Tenderloin: parsley root puree, baby leeks and heirloom vegetables • Black Apron Beef Striploin: fingerling potato risotto, vegetables and veal glaze • Pan Seared Chicken Supreme: rapini, wild mushrooms, cashews and butter jus • Pan Seared Sockeye Salmon: fennel salad, fermented orange and sweet peas • Grilled Double Cut Pork Chop: maple beans, cornbread and apple fennel slaw FINE CANADIAN • Seafood Fettucini Aglio e Olio: housemade pasta in squid ink butter sauce with mussels, limpets, calamari, tomato confit, Parmesan and grana padano • Lamb Shank: baby turnips, pickled onion and creamy polenta LOUNGE ($13 to $25) • Habitat Burger: caramelized onion aioli, housemade pickle, crispy shallots, heir- loom tomato, mustard greens with house-cut fries (salad and soup options) • 6-oz Marinated Steak Sandwich: skirt steak, chimichurri sauce, crispy shallots DRINKS • Wines $38 to $400, 100+ choices; $7 to $12 by the glass; Village Brewery beers Scan for reviews 4 | Canmore Dining Guide 2016/17 and information Murrieta’s Bar & Grill Upstairs, 737 Main St, elevator access 403.609.9500 | murrietas.ca 11 am-10 pm, Sun to 9 pm This is one of Canmore’s most elegant restaurants. But come as you are; Mur- rietta’s is suitable for both special nights out and casual meals. While the décor and food is pleasingly chic, the service reflects the best of small-town hospitality. Fresh and stylish West Coast inspired dishes include many gluten-free options. ATMOSPHERE Features include linen clad tables, vaulted ceilings, an open kitchen with forno oven, wall of wines, and Rundle Range and Main Street views. In summer huge windows open wide; in winter the electric fireplace glows. Try the inviting lounge with long bar for a martini or scotch. A private room is available for functions. LUNCH (Mains $13.50 to $29) • Beer Battered Ling Cod and Chips (housemade tartar sauce); Buttermilk Fried Chicken Sandwich (spicy chipotle and honey aioli, brioche bun); Housemade Elk Burger (garlic aioli, blueberry mustard, Gouda); Housemade Beef Burger (caramelized onion, bacon aioli, whiskey BBQ sauce, smoked cheddar) DINNER (Mains $13.50 to $38) • Appetizers: charcuterie for two (local house cured meats, artisanal cheese, marinated olives, house pickling and preserves, crostini); ceviche; tempura prawns; lamb meatballs; tempura flour crusted calamari • Pizza: margherita (roasted tomatoes, fresh basil, mozzarella, Parmesan); cho- rizo sausage (roasted red pepper, tomato sauce, mozzarella); chopped sirloin (caramelized onions, BBQ sauce, mozzarella, cheddar, dill crème fraîche) • Pastas: sea scallop fettuccini (chorizo, tomato, red chile, Parmesan, parsley, butter, garlic); lamb meatball spaghetti (roasted tomato and basil sauce, Parmesan); reserve Angus beef stroganoff and braised short rib (pappardelle noodles, Dijon mushroom cream sauce, paprika cream, pickles) • Alberta Reserve Angus Beef Steaks: 6-oz tenderloin; 7-oz sirloin; 10-oz strip- loin; add red wine reduction, truffle butter, prawns, scallops or mushroom • Desserts: Fiasco gelato or sorbeto by the scoop; warm house baked brownie; sticky toffee pudding; frozen yogurt parfait DRINKS • Wines: $35 to $651, 93 choices; $9 to $14 by the glass, 18 choices • Wide selection of cocktails, martinis and spirits; draught and bottled beer SPECIALS • Happy Hour (3 to 6 pm, Monday to Friday; excluding July and August): FINE CANADIAN $5 spirits, wine, beer and appetizers Scan for reviews and information canmoredining.com | 5 Sage Bistro & Wine Lounge 1712 Bow Valley Trail 403.678.4878 | sagebistro.ca 11:30 am-10 pm, Sat-Fri 11:30 am-5 pm Lounge: 5-10 pm (11 pm summer), weekends from 3 pm Family owned and operated, Sage has been a popular fixture of Canmore’s Bow Valley Trail hotel district for 25 years. The restaurant offers bistro-inspired Cana- dian cuisine. Its huge wine list boasts interesting bottles from around the world. ATMOSPHERE This rustic Canadian log cabin features an inviting dining room with large windows and a secluded patio. The second floor wine lounge boasts an open kitchen, three separate decks with distinctive mountain views and a private room for small parties.
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