A delightful Japanese restaurant located at Dalhousie, Kinjo Sushi & Grill is easily one of the best sushi places in the area. And it's not without reason. A no-nonsense approach and an extensive menu ranging from sushi and sashimi to tempura and teppanyaki has earned them a good following with locals and visitors alike. Chef and owner Peter Kinjo is as much an entertainer as he is a talented chef and makes sure that guests have a good time while they're here. If you're a fan of his cooking, you can sign up for one of his popular sushi making classes. The restaurant is decorated in warm hues with bits of Japanese art strewn across the walls and has a fun vibe. The Dalhousie location is the bigger of the two in Calgary and has good facilities for private events.
Situated on the outer rim of downtown, this chophouse is removed from most of the bustle of downtown, and has a reputation for a great selection of steaks and burgers, and a laid-back yet sophisticated atmosphere. Buchanan's offers a good business or after-work setting, with upscale wood and brass finishing at booths and open tables. There is also a lot of top-grade Alberta beef on the menu, including a 10-ounce, hot-rubbed rib eye steak in wild mushroom sauce. The award-winning whisky bar has its own loyal following and a reputation for one of the best Scotch collections in the city.
Ruth's Chris Steak House - Calgary is located on the 2nd floor of the Calgary Tower. Part of the international chain, this one does brisk business with its juicy red meats and beverages. Choose from Petit Filet, Ribeye or Ora King Salmon Filet if fresh fish is more up your alley. Say cheers to your loved ones with glasses flowing with well aged red and white wines, that go along excellently with the meat selection. Drink, dine and make it a memorable evening at Ruth's, be it a date, an office party or a family reunion.
Revel in the authentic Mexican experience of tacos and tequilas at Los Chilitos on 17th Avenue. The establishment, inspired by the Taquerias (Spanish establishments serving and selling tacos) in Mexico, has had foodies raving thanks to their fresh preparations and authentic recipes. Apart from first-rate tacos, the food menu is replete with Mexican favorite ranging from burritos and nachos to fajitas. Accompanying the food is a superb list of tequilas and sangria. The restaurant interiors are as colorful as they can be with bright red, yellow and orange walls with pictures and paintings adorning them, and even more colorful chairs dotting the tables. If that's too much color, you can simply chill out at the sunny patio. With great facilities for holding private functions, this is one of the best Mexican restaurants in the area..
Cleaver showcases an impressive slice of modern Irish cooking that is perfected by the talented chefs working here. Dine here and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere that is ideal for romantic dates and intimate conversations. There are cocktails that help in uplifting the mood. The Yorkshire Pudding, Confit Chicken Wings and the Bone in Rib-eye are the favorites on the menu.
With a wonderful ambiance to relax, live gigs and an elaborate menu to choose from, The Palomino has a lot to offer. Every dish is delicious, out of which you should try the Pulled Pork Poutine or the Alberta Cheese Steak or the Two Meat Platter or even the Fire Grilled Salmon Filet. Also, you may have problems aplenty as they have a wide range of drinks to select from. Adding to the food fiesta, they also have some brilliant bands mainly from the rock and roll genre, who drop by to entertain the crowd. Visit their website for more information.
When Captain Richard Deane, the last commanding chief, got this structure built in 1906 for his wife, it was near the barracks of the Fort Calgary. It moved to its current location in 1929 after the Grand Trunk Railroad bought it from Fort Calgary. It is said the Deane House is the lone remnant of all the buildings of NWMP in the region. Nestled by the confluence of the Elbow River and Bow River, this historic building has a long history from being a boarding house to an artist gallery and a restaurant. It was closed for a few years and a found a new lease of life after an extensive renovation. Today, Dean House is a contemporary Canadian restaurant with its own personality. The decor is an ode to Captain Deane and it features many distinct rooms, a patios and gardens. Delight in their delectable seasonal fare as you take in the history of this place through its artifacts and decorative elements. The establishment is also a popular venue for private events and weddings. Reservations are recommended.
The Nash is an authentic Canadian restaurant located in Calgary. The place follows traditional style of cooking and grilled salmon, roasted chicken, barley risotto, etc are some of the popular choices. Their presentation techniques are enticing and they have an extensive beverage menu with items like Quarter House and Vicer Royalty to complement the fare. The restaurant has an elegant setting and is available for group dinners and other small time events.
Situated on the outer rim of downtown, this chophouse is removed from most of the bustle of downtown, and has a reputation for a great selection of steaks and burgers, and a laid-back yet sophisticated atmosphere. Buchanan's offers a good business or after-work setting, with upscale wood and brass finishing at booths and open tables. There is also a lot of top-grade Alberta beef on the menu, including a 10-ounce, hot-rubbed rib eye steak in wild mushroom sauce. The award-winning whisky bar has its own loyal following and a reputation for one of the best Scotch collections in the city.
A delightful Japanese restaurant located at Dalhousie, Kinjo Sushi & Grill is easily one of the best sushi places in the area. And it's not without reason. A no-nonsense approach and an extensive menu ranging from sushi and sashimi to tempura and teppanyaki has earned them a good following with locals and visitors alike. Chef and owner Peter Kinjo is as much an entertainer as he is a talented chef and makes sure that guests have a good time while they're here. If you're a fan of his cooking, you can sign up for one of his popular sushi making classes. The restaurant is decorated in warm hues with bits of Japanese art strewn across the walls and has a fun vibe. The Dalhousie location is the bigger of the two in Calgary and has good facilities for private events.
A welcome addition to Calgary's growing roster of gourmet restaurants, Niko's Bistro offers a fine Italian dining experience sans the bloated prices common in today's higher end bistros. This bistro serves up stylized, huge portions so come with a big appetite. Savor the flavors of Italian cuisine from home-made pastas such as cannelloni or penne a la crema or main course selections like filet mignon or veal. There are several good house and Italian wines to choose from. A great place to unwind, this bistro has a remarkable Adriatic coastline ambiance that's totally in tune with their soothing music and contemporary architecture. Also open from Monday to Friday from 5p.
Ruth's Chris Steak House - Calgary is located on the 2nd floor of the Calgary Tower. Part of the international chain, this one does brisk business with its juicy red meats and beverages. Choose from Petit Filet, Ribeye or Ora King Salmon Filet if fresh fish is more up your alley. Say cheers to your loved ones with glasses flowing with well aged red and white wines, that go along excellently with the meat selection. Drink, dine and make it a memorable evening at Ruth's, be it a date, an office party or a family reunion.