Lovely all the way around! Nice music, super nice staff,…read moredelicious bagels and an excellent selection of so many varieties! We couldn't resist the sweet treats either! There was quite a line to order and be seated but there is a separate counter to grab and go, which also includes sandwiches for your hiking journey/. We will head back for those today!

While visiting Canmore, my family wanted to stop for a quick bite to eat after driving for a while…read more Luckily, we found the Rocky Mountain Bagel Company not too far from us and stopped by to grab bagels. It didn't take us too long to order up front, and the food came out pretty promptly. I decided to get an open-faced lox bagel with cream cheese, onions, and capers. While it is on the pricey side, the bagel is high-quality and the ingredients all tasted fresh. My girlfriend got a sweet bagel which she enjoyed, so it seems this place is good for either type depending on what you're craving. I do wish the portions were a bit more for the price, but if you're craving bagels this is a good spot. Overall, since there aren't too many bagel spots around this area this is the place to go.

Really good pastries and coffee. Very ambiance and super helpful staff. Lots of seating upstairs…read morebut stairs not obvious until you have seen them once.

Get the cruffin. Get a latte. Sit outside. Enjoy the scenery. Congrats you're in Heavenread more

Serviceable sandwich. Bread was fresh and airy. Meats and tomato sauce worked together nicely. It…read morewas missing that tangy or acidic kick. They need to add Italian yellow peppers or create a pickled pepper relish to take things to the next level. That little saliva gland in the corner of your jaw needs to get churning when you bite into a true Italian sandwich!

Very cute little shop for a quick brunch stop. They had free samples of their home baked focaccia…read morebread, which they use for their sandwiches and their pizza. And it is SO delicious - slightly tomato-ey and herby, soft and fluffy, and the right amount of salt. Honestly, that's what made their sandwiches good! I ordered the ham and cheese, which was decent - I really enjoyed the diced pepper and onion topping too. Made it more interesting than just a typical ham and cheese. My husband ordered the breakfast combo, which was decent but not stand-out. But a great deal with a hot drink!

Friendly service, tasty fish and chips all washed down with a fizzy cocktail for the win on a dog…read morefriendly patio. My friends also enjoyed the burger they ordered. This cute restaurant is located on a busy touristy street but it was a very pleasant experience with beautiful views all around! Parking is available on streets nearby.

Great food and service! We had a fantastic time on the patio with our dogs. The server was also…read morevery helpful with questions about allergens and the menu had lots of options. It's a very lively but still relaxed vibe on the patio with a lovely view of the mountains and downtown. Would come back!

Our first stop on day 1 of our trip, not by chance but by design. The menu sounded impressive and I…read moreneed to start every Canada trip with poutine! Terrific service, super happy we made it in for happy hour too! A FABulous maple old fashioned, and everything we ate was so delicious. The food could have been a little warmer but just information, not necessarily a critique. Indoor and outdoor seating. Menus and tables could have been cleaner but this place has a bar vibe so....let it go.

Large portions and great prices (especially during Happy Hour when everything is 40% off, which…read moremakes it great for a late lunch). I really liked the roasted brussel sprouts and fish and chips. Rugged/rustic/lodge atmosphere. Lots of scheduled activity nights and daytime events, check their calendar of events on their website !

I think Logan's is trying to hide. As noted here and on Google Maps, the diner is inside the Legion…read morebuilding. And there is absolutely no sign outside that I could see. Once inside though, it's clearly off the map for tourists. When we dropped in for dinner at 7pm on a Thursday, it was well populated with locals, mostly old timers and probably veterans. They have a small but comprehensive menu. Their stars are the burgers and the donair. I'm posting the menu here because I couldn't find much internet presence for the restaurant (thus the lack of tourists). I had the donair, which had the traditional Canadian sweet sauce on it. Being American, I've never had a gyro or doner kebab like that, but it was delicious. Wife had a chicken pot pie, which she said was good. We split a small poutine for starters and it was fresh and very good. The chicken pot pie came with a sort of Greek salad with a sweetish Italian vinaigrette. Wife really liked it. Mine came with a surprise - a huge mound of french fries. Shouldn't have done the poutine too! Everything was delicious, the service was prompt and super friendly, and the restaurant was comfortable. Prices were fair for being a tourist town and the large portions. Worth consideration by more tourists!

Great food at a fair price and the best Legion food in Canada. And Logans a good friendly guy.read more

This was a break vegan breakfast spot! We had a vegan burrito and a vegan melt - both of which were…read moredelicious and very filling. The melt stood out to us due to the coconutty flavor but I would order both again! There were plenty of seats available and service was quick. The restaurant itself has a lot of vibrant local jewelry and teas for sale as well! I would rather here again!

I had a great experience at Communitea last summer, food and service, and decided to come back…read moreduring this year's trip to the Rockies.. A bit disappointing this time around. Ordered the burrito and chicken quesadilla. My burrito was cold! Quesadillas was fine.

What a wonderful find. There was plenty of seating, the Olympics was playing on the TV and they…read moreserve DELECTABLE gluten free food that is celiac safe. I'm the only person in my family who cannot eat gluten & here I could safely taste their food. My husband and I both ordered fish and chips. The fish was crispy & hot and the fries were good too. My kid ordered poutine with brisket. The gravy was also gluten free. Everything was fantastic, great versions of these classic dishes. The service was great from start to finish. We were greeted and seated immediately upon arriving. When I mentioned how excited I was to see gluten free fish & chips, the server was proud to share that they have a dedicated frier for celiacs. When we were ready to go she had the plates cleared & a check instantly. It was a perfect lunch.

Atmosphere is very chill especially if you eat inside since everyone eats outside. Wait staff is…read morealso very friendly. The burgers look good - but I can only judge and review based on my food. I had the butter chicken with added naan, as I strongly prefer not to eat burgers or red meat for health reasons. Sorry but I found my butter chicken a bit disappointing. - The chicken was a bit dry. I was choking at one point. - the naan seems to be store bought and microwaved. - the sauce was not bad, though nothing standing out. - they forgot to bring me steamed veggies. They did bring them eventually but it seemed like microwaved veggies. So in summary a bit disappointing. My friend who had bison said it was tough.

Favourite late night hang-out spot in Canmore. Great beer selection, really good food and friendly…read moreservice keep bringing me back. Todd, one of the evening servers, is old-school cool. He and the excellent Chicago hot wings make Fergus & Bix worth more than one late night Happy Hour visit. The wings are marinaded, fried, dipped then baked - perfect. I'm a little beer snobby, but my spouse says the in-house Wooden Ship beers are good. Great place to watch sports too. Lots of TVs but not too intrusive if you're not interested. Ambiance is warm and relaxed. Happy Hour offers some nice choices, and is twice per day every day as is the norm in this tourist town. Definitely recommended for folks who want a pleasant adult atmosphere. You also avoid excessively intoxicated and rowdy revellers. They're over at the corner of Rose & Crown and Drake.

We arrived in Canmore late in the evening and found that dining options were quite limited, so we…read morestopped in at Fergus & Brix. Upon arrival, we were provided with a liquor menu but not a full food menu, and were directed to order from the happy hour menu. This created a bit of confusion at first, but we made the best of it. We ordered the Beer Board, which included a selection of sausages, Italian meats, cheeses, and pretzel bread. It was well put together, with good variety and satisfying portions--great for a late-night bite. Overall, while the experience wasn't exceptional, it was a decent stop considering the circumstances. It served its purpose and provided a solid option when not much else was available. That said, the bar itself is pretty decent. Carries some ambiance --perhaps a place you'd hang out for a few drinks.

Everything was just ok. We went for breakfast on a recommendation from some family members that had…read morevisited before. The restaurant was very spacious and clean. Had a nice ambience with plenty of seating inside and outside. However we found it was a little chilly inside the restaurant, especially near the windows where we were seated. The staff was friendly, but we found that service was a little slow even though it was not busy at the time of our visit. We appreciated the variety of breakfast items. It was definitely catered to international visitors. However, the food itself tasted just average. We ordered the Eggs Benedict with avocado and tomato, pancakes, French toast, and the omurice. The eggs Benedict came out cold, the omurice needed some additional ingredients for flavoring, and the pancakes and French toast came out dry. They charged us extra for a little tablespoon of extra maple syrup. The only tasty item was the smashed potatoes. Overall, would not recommend this place. It didn't seem like the price matched the quality of the food or the service.

There are two BankHead Restaurant locations - Canmore and Sherwood Park. Bankhead Restaurant and…read moreLounge offers a versatile environment with its fusion cuisine, whether it be a romantic or family dinner. It's a great spot if you're looking for a mix of international and Western flavors. Reservations can be made directly from their homepage via TouchBistro. There are about 10 spots available in the private parking lot. While it was too cold to enjoy the patio during our visit, outdoor dining is available in warmer weather, and the mountain views from the restaurant are stunning. FOOD: 1. Firecracker Calamari (3/5) - Crispy calamari with sautéed peppers, soy, and sesame. Unfortunately, this appetizer had more side ingredients than actual calamari. It's shareable between 3-4 people, but I wouldn't order it again. 2. Canmore Pasta Bison Ravioli (3/5) - Served with a creamy au jus sauce, sautéed mushrooms, and parmesan. I didn't try this one personally, but those who did said it was just "OK." It comes with one slice of garlic toast. 3. Chicken Nirvana (4/5) - A coconut-based gravy with ginger, green chili, curry leaves, basmati rice, and Kerala parotta. The curry was a bit watery for my taste, and I wished the spices were more pronounced. That said, the parotta was nicely crisp -- always a win. 4. Alberta Beef Short Ribs (3/5) - Served with vegetables and gravy. I had a few bites and liked it, but something felt like it was missing -- I couldn't quite put my finger on what. 5. Atlantic Salmon (5/5) - Paired with a tarragon leek lemon emulsion and vegetables. I rarely order salmon at non-Japanese restaurants, but this was an exception. The salmon was perfectly cooked -- not dry at all -- and the emulsion brought everything together beautifully. The service was OK. The server was pleasant, and our drinks never touched the bottom. However, we had an early dinner time, and they were out of two items on the menu. Would I come back? Maybe. I'll explore other places before coming back.