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Beautifully situated on a park-like island in the Bow River, this classy restaurant is linked by a footbridge to downtown Calgary. The emphasis is on modern presentation of seasonal…
Beautifully situated on a park-like island in the Bow River, this classy restaurant is linked by a footbridge to downtown Calgary. The emphasis is on modern presentation of seasonal…
Steak lovers who feel like a splurge head downtown to Caesar's, one of Calgary's finest restaurants for over 30 years. Enjoy the reserved ambience of a gentleman's club and the very best cuts…
The Barraca Rhumerie et Tapas bar is located in the heart of the trendy Plateau. It serves tapas and excellent rum drinks to a fashionable but unpretentious crowd. DJs play Latin-inflected…
Simple yet stylish and with traditional pasta prepared daily, Cilantro has been one of the city's most loved restaurants for over two decades. Head out to the Uptown 17th area and talk your…
Although Milos is north of downtown in the Greek Mile End, it still draws Hollywood stars and lesser mortals for its premium quality fish and seafood. The decor is simple and chic, evoking a…
The Western-themed setting is halfway between authentic and quirky, but the food at downtown Buzzards is straight out of a Canadian ranch house, with steak, ribs, and burgers dominating. Try…
Although the setting is distinctly retro, the menu takes full advantage of quality local ingredients, many sourced from farms in the vicinity of Calgary. Breakfast is especially popular, with…
Family-run Thai Sa-On is big on the tastes of Thailand. The menu offers a great variety of curries, as well as steamed and deep-fried fish, served whole. For downtown dining, the food is…
Though it looks like a typical Plateau restaurant, Au Pied de Cochon is packed six nights a week (try after 9pm). Leave cholesterol concerns at the door: this is all about slabs of beef, pork…
On the edge of Old Montreal, Holder is a generously proportioned space where brokers, lawyers, and executives entertaining clients predominate at lunchtime. In the evenings, neighbourhood…
The Boathouse in Vancouver's English Bay is a good place to meet for brunch, cocktails, or to watch the sunset over a bottle of wine. Fresh quality seafood, premium steaks, great service and a…
Le Club Chasse et Pêche (Hunting and Fishing Club) has no sign out front, and the cavern-like interior has a haphazard design, but this addition to the Old Montreal scene has drawn praise from…
This sprightly member of the Laurier scene has well-spaced tables and a crew of cheerful waitresses. While the bistro dishes sound conventional on the page, they're put together in freshly…
Kirin Mandarin Restaurant specialises in local seafood and Northern Chinese dishes, although its Peking duck is a menu favourite. The restaurant is famous for its lunchtime dim sum. Its…
Located in Toronto's historic Distillery District, SOMA Chocolatemaker creates its own chocolates on site and hand dips truffles, nuts, pralines, coffee beans, cookies, candied fruits and…
This Plateau institution feels like a small part of Paris. The food is fairly priced for a place busy from breakfast until after midnight. After a substantial starter like bone marrow, opt for…
With a casual, upscale West Coast menu set in a warm yet sophisticated atmosphere, Cardero's sits on a dock over the waters of Vancouver's inner harbour near the path of the famous Stanley…
One of the city's finest restaurants, downtown North 44° (which refers to Toronto's latitude) is owned by Marc McEwan, one of Toronto's pre-eminent chefs. A sophisticated clientele dines on…
Opened in June 2009, Le Contemporain is Montreal's Contemporary Arts Museum's brand-new bistro. The emphasis is on fresh Quebecois produce, from cheeses to charcuterie, and affordable yet…
