Restaurant Recommendations for Lake Louise/Banff/Jasper areas
May 11th, 2009, 03:59 PM
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Restaurant Recommendations for Lake Louise/Banff/Jasper areas
Does anyone have restaurant suggestions for the Lake Louise, Banff, Jasper areas. Looking for great food, resonably priced - lots of flavor!
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
May 12th, 2009, 12:55 PM
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Here are a couple of restaurants that my brother recommends but they are quite pricey so they just go on special occasions when they are there. However he says when they do go the food has always been worth it. In Banff
http://www.fuzedining.com/
http://www.banffgrizzlyhouse.com/
Lake Louise
http://www.posthotel.com/posthotel/ In the hotel itself
and another one that is more casual is the Lake Louise Station House. (couldn't find a website)
http://www.fuzedining.com/
http://www.banffgrizzlyhouse.com/
Lake Louise
http://www.posthotel.com/posthotel/ In the hotel itself
and another one that is more casual is the Lake Louise Station House. (couldn't find a website)
May 12th, 2009, 01:46 PM
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"If you haven't been to Bumper's, you haven't been to Banff!"
http://www.bumpersinn.com/beefhouse.htm
Breakfast at Melissa's is a long-standing Banff tradition.
For more upscale dining, try the Bow Valley Grill at the Banff Springs or Le Beaujolais.
In Lake Louise, the Post Hotel restaurant has a reputation for superb cuisine with prices to match. Laggan's Bakery and Deli is good for sandwiches and snacks.
If you are in Yoho Park, try the Truffle Pigs Café in Field. It's excellent for lunch and dinner.
http://www.bumpersinn.com/beefhouse.htm
Breakfast at Melissa's is a long-standing Banff tradition.
For more upscale dining, try the Bow Valley Grill at the Banff Springs or Le Beaujolais.
In Lake Louise, the Post Hotel restaurant has a reputation for superb cuisine with prices to match. Laggan's Bakery and Deli is good for sandwiches and snacks.
If you are in Yoho Park, try the Truffle Pigs Café in Field. It's excellent for lunch and dinner.
May 13th, 2009, 03:44 AM
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Thank you so much traveller69, ltt, laverendrye! I'll take a look at the places you suggested. Now I know at least we won't go hungry! traveller69 - thank you for taking the time to speak with your brother, I really appreciate that!
May 13th, 2009, 03:40 PM
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Some of my favourites in Jasper:
Something Else (Greek), Fiddle River Restaurant, Evil Dave's, Andy's Bistro (European)
Most restaurants have their menus posted outside by the door so you can check them out for selection and pricing.
For lunches/coffee: Café Mondo, Bear's Paw Bakery
Something Else (Greek), Fiddle River Restaurant, Evil Dave's, Andy's Bistro (European)
Most restaurants have their menus posted outside by the door so you can check them out for selection and pricing.
For lunches/coffee: Café Mondo, Bear's Paw Bakery
May 16th, 2009, 08:39 PM
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Lake Louise...The Post Hotel. Old West decor . If you want to bring your own lunch, there are picnic tables by the river outside. I see it was already recommended above.
Banff.. a fun meal is the fondue at the Grizzly House.
Banff.. a fun meal is the fondue at the Grizzly House.
