The cutest Tiffany-blue shop serving coffees, lattes and sandwiches! This is a stand alone…read moreshop-it's on the corner and you can't miss those Tiffany-blue Adirondack chairs outside. They have homemade pumpkin spice! A lot of tour and airport buses pick up near here at the Coast hotel. It's a quick little walk and BY FAR the best drinks! It's also located across the street from the bus stop to Banff! There's free parking behind the building!

Great vibes here! There's indoor and cute outdoor seating, they have nice music playing, staff is…read moresuper friendly. The coffee was mediocre , I got a large and it was a little milky. No homemade coffee syrups either. I hear the ice cream is homemade and awesome though, so I would want to go check it out for a sweet treat!

Amazing healthy food options and great juice combinations. A great quiet place to grab breakfast or…read morea snack and catch up on emails or read. Also there is seating facing out to the street, so great for people watching. Michael the owner is so friendly and helpful. I was visiting from out of town and helped me figure out where I could buy replacement EarPods nearby. Definitely go pay him a visit!

This was our first meal in Calgary and wasn't a great experience. Although full marks for the…read moreconsiderate and helpful staff but the food wasn't just worth it. We were four (two seniors) and went for an Avocado Wrap, an Egg Wrap, a Vegan Sandwich and, a Hummus Wrap. For beverages, we went for an Americano and a Ginger Tea with Milk. Now, unless you're alone, it won't make any sense to be here because the wraps (Avocado and Hummus) and the sandwich (Vegan) tasted very much the same. It was like the sandwich was the same as the wrap, except that the tortilla was replaced by bread. We didn't eat Egg Wrap since we're vegans but my father-in-law thought it was good. The worst experience we had was with the ginger tea. The issue was with the split milk. It might have to do with the ginger used since they showed us the milk they were using and it looked fine. The gentleman said that that's how it is and it doesn't mean the milk is bad or something. We weren't convinced - having had ginger tea every day back home. The gentleman showed his own ginger tea which he was drinking but that also had split milk and he was drinking it happily. By this time I had lost the motivation to argue and just left it there. Americano was okay. Overall, I'll give it a pass.

Cute and spacious storefront! I did not have high expectations, and I wasn't blown away either. I…read moretook off a star because they do not offer any real fruit drinks. Everything is made with either powder or syrup. However, I was glad that they offer alternative milk selections like oat milk and coconut milk. I got the Matcha oat milk tea with pearls. I also love that they do not charge extra for choosing oat milk or coconut milk. The pearls are a great chewy and soft consistency. If you're craving Boba and in the area, I would make a pitstop here!

They have good products but my orders have been messed up so many times that it's not worth it but…read morethere the only place here that have boba

Nourish Bistro in Banff, Alberta, is one of the exceptionally rare vegetarian restaurants that…read moregenuinely makes me feel like I could give up meat without sacrificing flavor. (The only other spot to ever pull this off for me is Verde Rekado in Coron, Philippines!). Cucumber Salad ($9.99 CAD): This was wonderfully refreshing and reminded me of lightly pickled Korean cucumber side dishes, bursting with savory garlic and umami flavors of fish sauce. Char Siu Marinated Tofu ($4.44 CAD): They managed to perfectly capture the iconic sweet-and-savory flavor profile of Char Siu pork without any actual "porkiness." The tofu was beautifully firm, perfectly cooked, and thoroughly marinated inside and out. The Nourishment Bowl ($24.24 CAD): This bowl is large, and I paired it was the Char Siu Marinated Tofu. The brilliant addition of a subtle coconut cream, paired with roasted vegetables and quinoa, perfectly softened the rough texture of the raw shredded carrots and greens; This combination elevates this bowl so that you don't feel like you're "just eating a salad" for dinner. Tempura Tacos ($17.17 CAD): These tacos were absolutely divine! Nourish restaurant has somehow mastered the art of frying avocados so that the batter is flawlessly crispy on the outside, while the inside remains warm, rich, and smooth. If I could eat these in Los Angeles, I would honestly never miss battered fish tacos again. Summer Shoyu Ramen ($22.22 CAD): Featuring a deeply comforting, hearty roasted garlic and soy broth. They brilliantly give the broth a slightly velvety, thicker-than-water body with just the right amount of oil. It completely tricks your palate into thinking it was simmered for hours with meaty bones, rather than being a boring, thin vegan soup. I wish we had such an amazing vegetarian restaurant like Nourish in Los Angeles!!

Vegetarians and Vegans Rejoice…read more.... On the same day my family of 5 from California had a great lunch at Banff Social, we went back to town for a late dinner at Nourish Bistro. What great food! Overall: 5 - Location: 5 - Exterior: 4 - Ambiance: 4 - Menu: 5+ - Food: 5+ - Service: 5 - Price and Value: 5 - Bathroom: 3 - Parking: 3 Pros: - Location: Convenient to the downtown area. In the midst of everything. - Exterior: Small, but with an inviting outdoor patio. - Ambiance: Casual. A vegan/vegetarian restaurant with the look and feel of the 1960s and 70s. I was around and that's a good thing. - Menu: Creative and inventive. Who says vegans and vegetarians can't be delivered great choices? - Food: Unbelievably good and healthy. I ordered the Nourishment Bowl with an extra Falafel ($20) which had a variety of super ingredients. Filling and tasty! One of those each day and I'll live to 100. My wife had Tempura Tacos ($16)...a plate of 3 large and, of course, healthy tacos. So big she gave one away. Others orders included a Nourishment Bowl with extra Tofu ($26)...Cucumber Salad with Tofu ($17)...and Summer Shoyu Ramen with Tofu and Chili Oil ($30). Nobody could believe how good these were...especially with preconceived notions of vegan dishes. - Service: Very good. Our server, "PM", was friendly, informative and helpful. - Price and Value: Not cheap, but reasonable Cons: - Bathroom: As with many small restaurants, the bathrooms are shared with other establishments. No problem. But it was kind of far away and not the cleanest. - Parking: You'll probably need to walk a few blocks since the downtown core of Banff has many more shops than parking spaces. Not only would we recommend Nourish for dinner, but we ordered take-out for lunch the next day and THAT was great!

Food is good and clean, and very reasonably priced. I've now had breakfast and lunch and it's…read morereally good. It's a place overlooked in a tourist town, so you don't have to wait in a long line forever either. The bowls are the best!

Great options for people with dietary restrictions! Everything was fresh and tasty. We did take out…read moreand the service was friendly and prompt. It's kind of a fast casual ambiance.

Came here with my colleague. Its convenient location because its in the plus 15. I got the Poke…read moreBowl (available 11 am to 2 pm). Only protein with the Poke bowl is tuna. The Poke bowl is $12.99 and I added avocado for $1 (1/6 of an avocado). This is a really expensive Poke Bowl. The bowl is small and I was left still a bit hungry afterward. The Poke Bowl tasted really good probably because it had lots of sauce to it. I noticed lots of people don't order Poke bowl here. But they have a lot of other healthy options. Guessing their main theme food is toward health. Customer niche = Health cautious people who don't don't mind paying extra. Well they do have some interesting food or snack on the shelf. My colleague got water and it was like $4.50 from what I heard from him. I was shocked. No its not special water, just regular bottle water. Definitely pretty pricy. I liked the food. Well this is one time thing for me. Seating is available in the +15.

Probably the cleanest food you can find in the +15's - Pricey: yes, but so are the rest of the +15…read moreoptions and you at least won't be left with a bad food coma or stomach ache. Avocado sourdough toast = so good.

Food allergy and preference friendly!…read more My family and I had an early morning en route to Banff and stumbling upon An Edible Life was a blessing! I believe Carole was working and taking care of us while deciding on what to try, she was very welcoming and sweet. We ended up ordering Res Zinger and Bolly-more for our morning wake up, as well as a bulletproof coffee, peanut butter bar, date bar, and lemon tart. The space swelled with the scent of their curry soup being freshly made. We were delighted to find a variety of prepared foods in the freezer and refrigerator. We bought the beef shepherd's pie (the lentil pie was very appealing also), the chicken curry soup, and the chicken curry and mushroom stuffed shells. All was delicious!

My absolute favourite place for food in Canmore. The Salad Rolls & Chia Seed Doughnuts are my must…read morehaves. All the soups & ready made meals (think Bison Lasagna & Lentil Shepard's Pie) are outstanding. Thank you for making magic in the kitchen

What really worked for me was the cleanliness & the server who was patient enough to walk the…read morecustomers through the menu. She was polite & professional. I got the crunch bowl & it was good. I did go back for another one. The açaí base was delicious & the layers of chia & granola were fresh. I would have preferred more of toppings & layers but that's a personal prefrence. I went to the 17th avenue location & they have a nice sitting area outside too

So good! We went in and got a pretty customized bowl with a ton of coconut and peanut butter. Super…read moredelicious on a warm day. The staff was prompt, and it was clean. It is a small storefront with not a lot of seating which is something to be mindful of, but wasn't a huge deal for us.

Was greeted right away and given time to look over the menu. Ordered the tropical kale, 10/10. Also…read moregot the tropical twist, 8/10, wasn't fully blended. Highly recommend for a refreshing choice of drink! Only one bench to sit on inside the store, so don't expect to sit down inside!

The best fresh juice!!! All the fruit and herbs are cut right in front of you. Came here every day…read moreof my trip ! Nothing better to rehydrate after hiking !! Came here every day of our trip

It's been a little less than a year since we were first introduced to Happy Cup during a visit with…read morefamily in Calgary -- and we instantly fell in love. The Mango Marvelous drink completely won us over. It's made with such fresh, ripe mangoes, and they come in big, juicy chunks that make every sip taste like real fruit (not syrupy or artificial like so many places). It's refreshing, vibrant, and honestly unforgettable. My kids are just as obsessed -- they always go for the banana shake and the banana chocolate drink, both creamy, perfectly sweet, and made with real fruit flavor. Now that we're back in town, this was an absolute must-stop on our trip. As a foodie from NYC -- where you can find just about anything -- I've searched everywhere for something that compares to Mango Marvelous. The closest I've found is HeyTea's Mango Boom, but even that doesn't quite hit the same level of freshness and texture. So happy to be back and relive this favorite. If you're in Calgary, Happy Cup is 100% worth the visit!

Happy cup is such an awesome little place, reminds me of Vancouver with its foosball table and…read moregames. The bubble tea is always made with care! We enjoy our bubble tea and have traveled to get it, this place is definitely top quality! Vancouver has many tea houses I'm almost ready to say this is better than over 90% of them!