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Canadian Rocky Mountain cuisine focuses on sustainably grown, regionally sourced ingredients. Look for beef, lamb, pheasant, venison, elk, bison, and trout from Alberta, and salmon from British Columbia. In addition to places serving local cuisine, Jasper also has Greek, Italian, Japanese, French, Indian, and Mexican restaurants
Canadian Rocky Mountain cuisine focuses on sustainably grown, regionally sourced ingredients. Look for beef, lamb, pheasant, venison, elk, bison, and trout from Alberta, and salmon from British Columbia. In addition to places serving local cuisine, Jasper also has Greek
Canadian Rocky Mountain cuisine focuses on sustainably grown, regionally sourced ingredients. Look for beef, lamb, pheas
Canadian Rocky Mountain cuisine focuses on sustainably grown, regionally sourced ingredients. Look for beef, lamb, pheasant, venison, elk, bison, and trout from Alberta, and salmon from British Columbia. In addition to places serving local cuisine, Jasper also has Greek, Italian, Japanese, French, Indian, and Mexican restaurants.
This cozy downtown bakery is a great stop for a breakfast of tasty muffins and other confections or a lunch of sandwiches and wraps. Freshly baked cookies, cakes, and artisanal breads are also available, along with a wide variety of coffees and teas. Popular with locals and visitors, this place with just a few tables for dining inside can be packed during peak times. The owners also run the Other Paw, two blocks away.
4 Pyramid Lake Rd, Jasper, Alberta, T0E 1E0, Canada
This café is a great place to enjoy coffee, tea, or ice cream, grab-and-go breakfasts, fine chocolates, or baked goods before or after a hike. There's also a variety of hot and cold sandwiches, pizza, hamburgers, stew, burgers, fries, and poutine. They even micro-roast organic fairly traded coffee beans in small batches, and you can have local beer or BC wine with your meal if you dine inside. There are picnic tables if you wish to dine outside and enjoy the magnificent scenery.
18344 Yellowhead Hwy., Mount Robson Provincial Park, British Columbia, V0E 2Z0, Canada
A funky atmosphere and an "evil"-inspired menu make this Jasper restaurant a fun place to dine. Local favorites among the globally inspired, locally sourced entrées include the Malevolent Meatloaf (Alberta bison wrapped in wild boar bacon), Nefarious Chicken (fried chicken with chili bourbon maple sauce, served on a toasted waffle), and the gluten-free El Diablo Bowl (marinated free-range chicken, chipotle sauce, jasmine rice, corn salsa, black beans, and corn tortilla sticks). There's always a chef's cut steak special as well as a seafood feature, and the Cowboy sushi made with grilled beef tenderloin is a fun appetizer. Save room for WTF dessert---fried banana spring rolls with chocolate and caramel sauce.
The park's only brewery is a fine stop for a beer and a burger, though the menu also features wings, poutine, nachos, fish-and-chips, and other pub fare in addition to well-made salads, steaks, and seafood dishes. Premium hops and natural mountain water go into the six signature beers brewed on site. You can watch sports action on the big screens near the bar or dine in the restaurant.
The views are amazing from the newly renovated rooftop patio of this popular downtown Jasper restaurant. Pizza from the wood-fired and traditional pizza ovens is the star attraction here, but you'll also find burgers, pastas, salads, and a broad selection of appetizers. The dessert menu is pretty much non-existent, but it's easy to forgive when you taste the pizza. The King of New York wood-fired pizza is so authentic, you'll want to fold your slice before eating it. The restaurant has three beers on tap, a good selection of craft beer, cocktails, spirits, and wine.
Near the top of Whistlers Mountain, spectacular views and casual dining are the big draws at this restaurant that is operated by the Jasper Skytram. It's a good spot for breakfast, lunch, or possibly an early dinner---depending on the season---as casual Canadian-style sandwiches, burgers, wraps, soups, and salads are served with beer, wine, coolers and soft drinks.
Jasper Skytram, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada
If you want a taste of Australian café culture, this is the place, with six types of coffee, a variety of organic teas, kombucha, and healthy smoothies. The food menu includes breakfast sandwiches and bowls, sausage rolls, apple-cider loaf, and other nibbles. The view is lovely from the sunny second-floor terrace.
This is the place to start your day with a sweet or savory treat or to reward yourself after a day of hiking or paddling near Maligne Lake. You'll find everything from classic cinnamon sugar waffles to smoked salmon waffles, and there's a good coffee and tea menu.
Maligne Lake Rd., Jasper National Park, Alberta, T0E 1E0, Canada
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