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Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Canmore, Alberta, Canada. Catapulted to fame for its part in the 1988 Winter Olympics, this former coal-mining town in the Canadian Rockies is a perfect base for visiting some of the country’s most impressive national parks. First stop for most visitors is the ski trails in Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park. Contemplate natural wonders at the Museum and Geoscience Centre, and mush through the snow on a sled-dog tour.
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1. The Georgetown Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 514 reviews
Reviewed By dougies760
Excellent pub serving great food. I was wary based on previous reviews but I found the fish and chips fabulous and Iâd recommend to anyone. The sausage and garlic mash (inside a Yorkshire pudding) also went down a treat. Others had Scotch Eggs, Shepardâs Pie, Poutine, Thai Vegetable Curry all were very goodBut the creme de la creme has to be the French Onion Soup. Probably the best Iâve ever had. Highly recommended, especially for the soup.
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2. Rose & Crown Restaurant & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 451 reviews
Reviewed By nancydHouston
This place ought to be my kind of place. Eclectic menu, nice mountain views from the deck and rear windows. Movable tables in the booths. Parking. Full bar. Beer on tap for the husband. And yet, not. The passage to the restrooms was pitch black and a sexual assault opportunity waiting to happen, the âfullâ bar was âout of bitters and we really donât know how to make most cocktails, people usually just order beerâ, and in the dark corner where we were seated near the restrooms with burned out light bulbs in the area, there was a candle on the table, but upon requesting it be lit I was told that the waitress didnât think they had any tea lights. I asked if they were going out of business, given the lack of bitters and tea lights, both inexpensive but terribly necessary items when running a restaurant with full bar. Yikes. We ordered food and were less than impressed with it. Not absolutely terrible, but not tasty either, merely adequate. What did I do about the lack of bitters, you ask? I asked for bourbon neat, ginger ale and a water back with a glass of ice to make my own cocktail. They had no idea what a water back is. The double bourbon served to me for $24 CAD was a lesser quantity than a single bourbon shot in America, but thatâs probably on me for not doing Canadian drinks research. The upshot is, at this place, order beer and a burger and sit outside viewing the three sisters mountains, and mind yourself on trips to the ladies room. Good use for that cell phone flashlight app if ever here was one.Dear Nancy, I apologize for the lack of response to this review. As an active employee, manager and owner of this establishment, I find this review extremely inappropriate. There are multiple restrooms available, which are all appropriately lit and completely safe. You have assumed that because of the way the room was lit, something as serious as sexual assault could occur. I urge you to reconsider this comment, as it is extremely insulting to those who have been victims to such crimes. Your rash comments regarding âsexual assault opportunity waiting to happenâ deeply insults us, and I ask you to please remove this review and post an alternative review that expresses your experience at the Rose, instead of the assumptions youâve created.As for the bartenders, they absolutely know how to make all classic cocktails, we were simply out of bitters! In regards to the waitress that confirmed you wanted a side of water, she was merely assuring she got your order correct as another waitress (who was new at the time) took your order. On a final note, we do not have a double bourbon that costs $24, therefore Iâm unsure as to what you are referring to.
3. Stirling Grill & Lounge at the Malcolm Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Join us in King Malcolm's castle at the Stirling Lounge and Grill. Boasting a rustic-elegant ambiance with a splash of Scottish flair and an outdoor patio with gorgeous views, itâs the perfect cozy spot for relaxing after a day of mountain adventure. Feat
Reviewed By Chris F
The Stirling Grill and Lounge is a beautiful upscale lounge/restaurant in the Malcolm hotel. Had an excellent lunch with my daughter. Of particular note, the cauliflower bites and the deconstructed Cobb salad were excellent. Great and friendly service. Would recommend and go again.Chris F,I appreciate your review regarding your recent lunch with us here at the Stirling Grill and Lounge. We always strive for high quality food and service and it makes me happy to hear that we met our high standards during your visit with us. Lunch is fantastic here at the hotel. We have an amazing happy hour and Dinner in our Grill is remarkable as well. Please do not hesitate to come back and see us again.Kindest Regards,Cody MarksRestaurant ManagerMalcolm Hotel
4. Stirling Grill & Lounge at the Malcolm Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Join us in King Malcolm's castle at the Stirling Lounge and Grill. Boasting a rustic-elegant ambiance with a splash of Scottish flair and an outdoor patio with gorgeous views, itâs the perfect cozy spot for relaxing after a day of mountain adventure. Feat
Reviewed By Chris F
The Stirling Grill and Lounge is a beautiful upscale lounge/restaurant in the Malcolm hotel. Had an excellent lunch with my daughter. Of particular note, the cauliflower bites and the deconstructed Cobb salad were excellent. Great and friendly service. Would recommend and go again.Chris F,I appreciate your review regarding your recent lunch with us here at the Stirling Grill and Lounge. We always strive for high quality food and service and it makes me happy to hear that we met our high standards during your visit with us. Lunch is fantastic here at the hotel. We have an amazing happy hour and Dinner in our Grill is remarkable as well. Please do not hesitate to come back and see us again.Kindest Regards,Cody MarksRestaurant ManagerMalcolm Hotel
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5. The Mad Dog Cafe & Market (Shops Of Canmore)
A casual counter-service cafe offering daily curry specials and samosas, along with homemade soup, sandwiches, other non-curry grab and go favorites, great locally roasted specialty coffees, specialty chai teas, beer & wine. Our Market area is a great pla
Reviewed By KandGtravelabout
This place offers a casual dining experience of fresh and authentic Indian cuisine at a very fair price. We each had the small portion size of two different dishes and both were delicious. It is in a new retail location that is shaping up to offer a variety of businesses. They also offer great frozen meal options for take out and catering. Give it a try and you won't be dissappointed.I am happy you enjoyed your meal! The location is still very new but we are excited about the future. I hope to see you again.
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