Best foodie neighbourhoods across Canada: Calgary
July 14, 2015
Calgary's foodie culture goes beyond the traditional "cow land" philosophy. Some of the most delicious restaurants exist in Calgary and cater to foodies with varying tastes and backgrounds. Calgary's culinary scene is undoubtedly one of the best in Canada. If you're looking for a great area to enjoy a wide variety of food, be sure to check out these foodie neighbourhoods in Calgary.
The Red Mile / 17 Ave.
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Popular hotspots:
- Blue Star Diner: This community favourite focuses on buying local and organic. Stop by for breakfast, lunch or dinner and of course the Blue Star Diner burger. Vegan options are also available.
- LDV Pizza Bar: Authentic Italian cuisine that's always delicious never fails to satisfy the Bridgeland community. Try the fried mozzarella along with homemade meatballs.
- Black Pig Bistro: Black Pig Bistro's menu is built for you to try all three courses. With options like steak tartare, pork dogs and pumpkin sticky toffee pudding, you may have to order an extra course.
- Shiki Menya: If you're looking for excellent ramen with a cold beer then this should be your first stop on your foodie journey of Calgary. Noodles are made from scratch each day, making their quantity limited.
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Olivia Bowden is a freelance writer and is currently an Editorial Intern at YP Next Home. She attends Carleton University and is completing a Master of Journalism degree. Olivia enjoys learning and writing about the Canadian real estate market.