Top Restaurants in Lake Louise
Top Things to do in Lake Louise
- 1. Moraine LakeBanff & Lake Louise Tourism5 Must-See Summer Attractions in Banff National Park
- 2. Peyto Lake
- 3. Plain of Six Glaciers
- 4. Sentinel Pass
- 5. The Lake Louise Ski ResortBanff & Lake Louise TourismThe 3 Ski Resorts of Banff National Park
- 6. Bow Glacier Falls Trail
- 7. Lake Louise
- 8. Lake Agnes
- 9. Fairview Lookout
- 10. Lake Louise Sightseeing Gondola
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Alberta, Canada Food Guide: 3 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lake Louise
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Lake Louise. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you.. Alpine, cross-country skiing, heli-skiing and snowboarding are popular activities in quiet Lake Louise, 35 miles east of Banff, as are ice fishing, skating, dog sledding and ice climbing. In summer, the area attracts almost as many visitors to its trails, waters and rock faces. Peer into turquoise Lake Louise in Banff National Park, three miles from the town of the same name, and be amazed by the color. The renowned grand hotel Chateau Lake Louise sits at the brim of the eponymous lake.
Things to do in Lake Louise
1. Lake Agnes Tea House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1108 reviews
Imagine hiking to one of Canada's oldest and highest tea houses! Lake Agnes Tea House is family run tea house in the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. To reach Lake Agnes, you will undertake a forested 3.5 km (2.25 mile) hike with an elevation gain o
Reviewed By troyt744
This was worth every step. So much better experience than the other one. We were 45 mins up and under 40 down. We were moving. This was such an amazing experience. The tea house has tea, biscuits and is run so well. The climb is steep and keeps going. Wear boots as it will make it easier. You will need to carry changes of clothes as the weather can change to quickly. This climb was our favorite because of the tea house experience.
2. Chateau Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 558 reviews
Open 24 hours a day, the Chateau Deli offers a variety of tasty hot meals, home-made soup, fresh salads, sandwiches, baked goods and desserts to sit and enjoy or take-out. Picnic lunches and boxed meals are available on request. Coffee lovers can enjoy a
Reviewed By GmaSandra
There is a nice selection of quick bites here and the coffee was good. However, they need more help. One person at the cash register and another who had to take the orders, pour the coffee and prepare the meals. The service was understandably slow.DearGmaSandra,Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback and review with us on TripAdvisor. We would like to apologize for the slow service you received during your visit to the Chateau Deli. We will be sharing this information internally with our team to ensure appropriate scheduling and training is delegated. Thank you for stopping by the Chateau Deli.
3. Kokanee Kabin
Reviewed By ReallyBadHat
On a sunny day with a huge drinking apres crowd, it has potential. A large wooden deck with lots of seating and a BBQ, a wooden hut with a few tables, some heating and a bar.This was a cold day, very few were on the deck but most wanted a warm place for a beer / food. On a cold day better to close the door & generate a warm atmosphere inside.It's a self serve bar, order food too and take the ticket to the BBQ to collect the food.Food was average, best of our bunch was pulled pork in a bun.Won't rush back
Where to eat Healthy food in Lake Louise: The Best Restaurants and Bars
