Delicious and much better priced than anything else around. Super friendly staff with…read morerecommendations about sightseeing.

The Outpost is part of the Post Hotel, the entrance around to the right side when facing the front…read morehotel entrance. It was very busy and very noisy when we stopped in for dinner. They have a bar and a few TVs. I ordered their Post Burger, which came with a huge pile of fries. The burger was fine, pretty standard, except there was a sweet red sauce, I assume the house burger sauce listed on the menu, that did make it different. I liked our server, even though he forgot I had asked for a salad instead of fries and he had to be reminded we wanted a to go box for my wife's pizza. We got to chat with him for a couple of minutes, nice guy. I think he is just someone who is easily distracted.

Great food, excellent service and amazing ambiance. The place is in Fairmont château and its best…read moreto book ahead as the place is always busy.

Very convenient as it's located inside a resort…read more Came as a party of 7. Ordered entrees and the social platter which is a platter of various bbq (ribs, brisket, steak, etc.) and came with corn bread and Mac and cheese. The food was below average. The bbq / meats tasted like they were premade / reheated upon order. The service was below average as well / staff did not really check back in and see how things were and if we needed anything. Overall Convenient but the food / experience wasn't great.

We both got the breakfast plate. No complaints tbh. Eggs were properly fried sunny side up. Toast…read morewas crispy and soft. Typical diner quality. No issues with service. Looking at the rest of the menu, it's small and nothing fancy which are fine. It's a fine pit stop if you need to eat and don't have time to go back to Banff.

This was a stop we made due to the convenience of the location on our tour of Banff and Lake…read moreLouise. Simple dishes, came out hot, nothing fancy. The wine was good. Service was attentive. I wouldn't call it a highlight, but it wasn't bad, either.

Great staff and awesome food. These guys take great pride in their dishes and it shows. I…read moreespecially enjoyed the Caesar and French onion soup!

Four nights in a row, days before they shut down for a couple of months, and ... It was excellent…read more-- sliders, great; pizza, amazing; pasta, delicious; fries, ridiculous and what's up with the wings!? And the service was extremely good. If you're up at the resort you'd be insane not to come by for a drink and a meal. Worth the trip up from town.

The visitor center told us about Truffle Pig. I kept thinking I was hearing her wrong, but nope,…read morethat is the name. Great food, great service and a cool Mountian vibe.

Truffle Pigs is the most popular restaurant in this small area from what it seems like…read more We came here for lunch after some nice hikes at Yoho National Park and had a short wait. Eventually, they seated us at the bar area with a small and low table. We shared a charcuterie board and I got the beef burger. The beef burger was all right. They added some nice cheeses, however the beef patty itself was dry. Overall, it was a satisfying meal and good to try!

Really good food inside a cute environment! Came with a tour group and was a set menu. Appetizer…read morewas a potato and leek soup (excellent!) and a garden salad. The entree was a choice of chicken with mushroom sauce (great), teriyaki salmon (also great), and vegetable gnocchi. The brownie was an excellent dessert!

The post hotel butterleaf was good but don't know if worth $32 especially compared to the other…read moredishes. The green pea veloute was a tasty, refreshing, light starter. The Alberta Wagyu beef was flavorful and cooked perfectly medium rare - the oxtail crisp that came with was crispy and delicious. My husband enjoyed his bison tartare and veal Zurich style. Friendly service!

We loved our visit to Three Bears in Banff! We visited on a Saturday in October and recommend…read moremaking a reservation. Our waiter Papi was amazing. He was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable of the menu. We enjoyed talking to him and we're so thankful for his menu suggestions because we each loved what we ordered. I had the Ahi Tuna Melt with a side Caesar salad - both as flavorful and delicious. You must visit Three Bears when you're in Banff!!

Local brews Wanted…read moreto get some good local brews while in Banff and was recommended this spot. When you walk in, the first thing that hits you are the massive brew kettles in the back. Apparently, they make all of the beers on top in house. We tried their beer flight, which features their post popular beers. The pinery pilsner, happy trails pale ale, and peach cream ale were probs my fav. We also tried some of their food which was delicious as well, but the star of the show is def their beer. We tried their elk and kale pizza and tuna poke bowl. Never had elk before, but it tastes like lean beef! Would def recommend stropping by PSA: This place gets pretty crowded during peak hours so try to make a resy

Outstanding - so good that we had to go twice in the same trip! According to my kids, the cheese…read morepizza was the best they have ever had. Great friendly service, very welcoming. A lot of good specialty pizzas which made it unique both times.

I visited Bear Street Tavern based off of a recommendation by a coworker. Beer and pizza is usually…read morea winning combination and Bear Street Tavern is a great example of this. Admittedly, I'm not much of a drinker but I'll have some once in a while and Bear Street seems to have a pretty good selection. I tried a Vietnamese Coffee Stout which I enjoyed. I'm definitely more of an eater than I am a drinker and the eats at Bear Street Tavern are excellent. My party got 2 pizzas and a salad and we enjoyed it all. To start we got the Tavern Bowl. It's a bunch of different vegetables with a Tahini Miso Dressing and kimchi on top. All the different textures and flavors worked really well together and the salad served as a nice break between bites of pizza. The Wheeler Hut pizza has mushrooms, ricotta, truffle oil, pesto, and mozzarella. If you're a fan of truffle flavor you'll enjoy this pizza. As soon as it was brought out I could already smell the truffle. The Mediterranean has olives, feta cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, artichokes, red onions, chili flakes, spinach, mozzarella, and balsamic glaze. A little busier than the Wheeler Hut, but it was equally delicious. I'm not sure which pizza I liked more. Both pizzas had a fantastic crust with some char. Substantial enough to stand up to the toppings but still a little doughy for a nice chew. The char gives a nice crunch as well. Service is quick and friendly and the prices are fair, especially in a tourist area. I definitely recommend Bear Street Tavern.

While on vacation in Golden, British Columbia, Whitetooth Mountain Bistro is a restaurant that…read morecaptures the spirit of the Canadian Rockies. With the stunning Kootenay Mountains and Dogtooth Range as its backdrop, the atmosphere feels both distinctly mountain-town and surprisingly sophisticated. The interior is casual yet elegant, with warm sage-green walls, food photography, locally sourced wood accents, and rich chocolate-brown booths and banquettes. It strikes that perfect balance of cozy and casual dining. We started with the Yam Fries, which were crispy, savory, and topped with garlic, Parmesan, and basil, with a bright lime aioli on the side. The combination of flavors were a highlight, especially the contrast between the richness of the Parmesan and the fresh citrusy aioli. For my entrée, I ordered the Black Cod: pan-seared Atlantic black cod with lemon butter, seasonal vegetables, pea risotto, leek, and orange salsa. The cod was the standout, delicate, buttery, and nicely prepared. I especially enjoyed the combination of the creamy pea risotto with the brightness of the leek and orange salsa. It was a thoughtfully composed dish that felt both comforting and fresh. It was a substantial portion size and I was able to take food to-go. My friend ordered this dish as well and it was large enough to split! This might have been my favorite culinary dish in Canada. I also appreciate that Whitetooth makes an effort to use locally sourced ingredients whenever possible, and the daily food and drink specials give you another reason to return and see what's being offered. Service was a bit slow during our visit, although the restaurant was busy, and we ended up with the last available table in the dining area. Given the setting and the overall experience, the wait was ultimately manageable. Whitetooth Mountain Bistro is a lovely representation of Golden, relaxed enough for outdoor enthusiasts, welcoming to families, and polished enough for a romantic dinner. Add in the mountain views, cozy atmosphere, and beautifully prepared food, and it's easy to see why this is a place worth seeking out when visiting Golden.

Quick stop in for my husband to taste a few brews. Fairly busy on a Tuesday afternoon. A few folks…read morehad grabbed sandwich at a great looking cafe/boulangerie a few doors down and brought them in to eat. A true brewery feel, works for me, not a lot of ambiance per se.

Had to come to this spot twice in a week visit. The BBQ was amazing! The owner takes great pride in…read moreserving delicious food. While visiting we had half ribs and pulled pork, mac and cheese and MUST TRY Sweet Potato Fries!!! They have been the best I've ever had! P.S. Thank you Les & Loraine for recommending this spot!

Comfortable, plush chairs to sit in, 2 televisions (one with Tampa Bay Rays playing Toronto Blue…read moreJays), a friendly waitress, & 5% off the bill when I checked in on Yelp: this was the perfect way to start dinner! We ordered the smoked sausage with fries (husband) and pulled pork with baked potato (me). Both came with a vegetable which was corn on the cob - husband's favorite. Food came in a reasonable amount of time - hot and good. French fries tasted fresh, as if they were made here - not frozen. Sausage (not too spicy, but tasty), corn, and baked potato were all good. Pulled pork was different from Southern BBQ, but just as good. It tasted especially good with the regular signature BBQ sauce. The decor is outdoorsy, with bear & elk crossing signs. A bar sits close to the dining area. The dining area is cozy, with 4 tables for four, and two tables for two by the windows, under the TVs. By the way, bull riding was on the other TV. Music was bluesy. If you prefer eating outside, there are 3 picnic tables. I think we were sitting in the bar area as we saw a larger dining area on the other side of the bar, but we were comfortable where we were. The bathrooms are in the back, near the pool & hot tub for the attached hotel. It is your basic women's room - 2 stalls, 2 sinks, soap and paper towels. We were only in town for one night, so we could not return. If you live in Golden, or are coming to Golden, and you have a desire to eat BBQ, eat here. You'll enjoy a good meal, reasonably priced, with friendly service.