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- 1. Parker Ridge Trail
- 2. Sunshine Meadows
- 3. Johnson Canyon Trail
- 4. Banff National Park
- 5. Banff GondolaBanff & Lake Louise Tourism5 Must-See Summer Attractions in Banff National Park
- 6. Tunnel Mountain Trail
- 7. Roam Public Transit Service
- 8. Bow Valley Parkway
- 9. Lake MinnewankaBanff & Lake Louise TourismTop 5 Most Breathtaking Lakes in Banff National Park
- 10. The Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
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Alberta, Canada Food Guide: 5 Fast Food food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Banff
Find out what Fast Food restaurants to try in Banff. Flanked on all sides by the Rockies, Banff offers an irresistible combination of perfect powder, luxury lodges, fine dining and lively nightlife. A thriving arts scene and proximity to Lake Louise and Kananaskis County add to its allure. Don’t miss the hoodoos, intriguing rock spires, in Banff National Park.
Things to do in Banff
1. BeaverTails
Overall Ratings
4 based on 617 reviews
Iconic Canadian fried pastries with decadent toppings, as well as snacks like poutine, fries, hot dogs, and ice cream.
Reviewed By michelleaT4330HP
My favourite is strawberry cheesecake beaver tail and I liked it so much thanks for the Thanks for the services and staff sinercerly Michelle arklie
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2. Subway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By US2CA
We ordered a very large amount (27 feet!) of subs for our hockey team when in Banff. The sandwiches were great and ready right on time. The only downside was having to carry them to the car, which wasn't parked nearby because of the shopping traffic.
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3. Aardvark Pizza & Sub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 201 reviews
Aardvark Pizza & Sub has been serving up awesome pizza in Banff for over 20 years. All of our pizzas start with a crispy hand-stretched crust. Our dough is made in house from scratch daily. We offer a selection of homemade sauces, all of which are topped
Reviewed By Mctet
We had a coupon for the Aardvark, so we tried it out for lunch. Our family shared a donair pizza which was quite good - a good crust, but not too thick. Unfortunately for us, the Aardvark isn't really a sit-down place for a family, as it has only 4 stools against a pretty narrow counter. The staff was nice and helped us make the best of a family of four trying to eat from a large box in a confined space.
4. Subway
Overall Ratings
3 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Jamdix
Staff always act as though toppings (apart from lettuce!!) are deducted from their pay..Paid extra for double meat as wanted a slice or three of meat on my club sub and after looking down from my phone to not seeing much at all had asked if there was in fact double meat, but of course was lied to. Yet of course was charged for $4 extra for double while barely even receiving even a single portion/serving...Approximately 4:30 PM by a man on Sept 12 at the 137 Caribou Street location.
5. Taste of Sri Lanka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By BenLar137
As a traveller, sometimes you operate on autopilot, you're tired and hungry and you see a familiar food chain, and you just go into the long line-up and wait and wait. I almost did that in Banff recently in the Cascade Plaza Food Court, lining up for some good Japanese food. But then I noticed the next-door outlet, Taste of Sri Lanka only had a couple of people, and so I bailed on the big line-up and went there. I'm so glad I did! Their food is REALLY tasty, lots of choices, and the people are very, very nice. Not to say the other outlets in the food court aren't, but this place is truly special. I had the butter chicken, noodles, a mixed veg, and a scoop of very very delicious egg plant. I was hungry, and the food was gone before I remembered to take a picture, that says something! YUM! So you get a two-for-one: excellent food, short line-up. Yay!
