We came to Coyote's for breakfast while staying in Banff and the food and service was amazing…read more Definitely one of the best places for breakfast we've tried.

Quiet diner-style restaurant in Banff…read more I had the chili and it was very chunky heavy on the peppers, but came with sour cream and a side of cornbread (which was delicious). They charge for lemon water, which was the first time I've ever encountered some place of the sort, but it was listed on the menu so that information was clear.

Worst Mexican food. For 2 burritos, 5 tacos and 2 margaritas it was $150! I didn't even know you…read morecould screw up tacos, but they did. 1. Shrimp taco was dry and flavorless. 2. Chicken taco was spiced like pumpkin pie, oh my gosh it was gross! 3. No, it's not salsa, it's a sad pico de gallo. 4. Tortillas are 6in and clearly store bought. 5. Margaritas are a premade and pre-melted slush. 6. The rice was sliced with the same pumpkin pie spice, that is not Spanish rice 7. The beans looked like they were dumped out of a can. 8. They brought everything in styrofoam and brown bags like it was to-go, but we ate there. 9. Pork taco was just a lump of wet, flavorless meat. 10. Don't go here. Get real Mexican food elsewhere!

Had great food on the road from Banff to Cranbrook. Being from Denver we've had a lot of Tex/Mex…read moreand Mexican food - this place had great service, freshly made food and an ambience that was just funky enough to be interesting.

Wonderful service and super friendly staff. Good environment with lots to look at and amazing vibes…read moreall around. Very good ambiance and cool bathrooms- although if you're tall, you can see into the neighbouring stall... Anyhoo! The food was great- we got the Tuesday deal tacos and guacamole and chips. All around a good experience, highly recommend!!

Stopped in at Magpie & Stump for a casual bite, and it did exactly what we needed it to. My wife…read moreand I had a burrito, some tacos, and a couple of margaritas. Everything tasted good, came out fast, and hit the spot without trying to be anything fancy. Prices and service were good--definitely one of the more affordable stops in Banff--and the food had good flavour for what you're paying. The margaritas were easy to drink and matched the relaxed vibe of the place. Overall, it's a decent stop if you want something simple, quick, and tasty without breaking the bank. Nothing over the top, just good food and a laid-back atmosphere. The only negative thing worth mentioning is the place could use a dust and a bit of a clean. Nothing that ruined the meal, but it was noticeable and we didn't like that.

The server, Vicki, was outstanding and checked us several times. The Horsethief creek burger was…read moregreat and tasty. The gravy with the fries was delicious and stuck to the fries. Clean and fantastic interior. Well done.

Had tue jumbalaya and finished the girl friends fettuccine Alfredo…read more The jumbalaya was excellent with medium heat. The fettuccine was amazing.

I'm a solo traveler and hiker. I like to stay in Canmore vs Banff...not just because this place is…read moremore affordable in general, but because of the people. You also get a wholesome feel of what local life is about. If this type of experience is what you're looking for, "The Graze" should be your #1 stop. I arrived at Graze before noon so I imagined it would be rather slow. Turns out this place was packed! (Literally every table was taken... woah!) I was greeted at the door by Logan and because it was just me. He asked for my preference first and then sat me at the bar. Loved that! It's one of the first places open early morning in Canmore that serves both drinks and a DAMN good breakfast! So, tbh if you are a group of 2+ and you want a good seat I'd suggest getting here before 10am. I suggest asking for Martha as a server. She's phenomenal. The service all around is 100%. Five stars without a doubt!!!

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.

I feel like we got lucky to walk right in and order and find a seat. It's quite a small place and…read moregot busy right behind us. The Huevos Rancheros were a unique take and delicious. My husband had the veggie omelette and loved it, but said mine was better. But of course, cheese!!! Service with a smile, and a cozy vibe where you share your table with others if needed.

Breakfast at this lovely cafe with mountain views was wonderful as usual. Fresh food, healthy…read moreoptions and good service. Indoor and outdoor seating depending on weather.

I don't know why but BarBurrito seems to be an underrated chain to me. We went 3 times to this…read moreparticular BarBurrito in Canmore and the food was just so good. Our go to was the Bowl with different kind of proteins (each being super tasty). A bowl gets you a fresh, spicy, stomach filling portion of healthy beans, avocado, rice and more. Definitely great value for the price. I wish BarBurrito would expand to Europe. I'll miss it when we have to leave Canada.

The burritos were good, the service was ok. We asked for guacamole and they said they only had a…read morelittle bit and added it to our food. We were charged extra for practically nothing and the next person that ordered and asked for the same thing, they got out a new container. Who does that?

Well, how can I pass up the chance to review an American chain restaurant? One of three in Canada,…read moreall of which are in Alberta, apparently. The restaurant is attached to the Fox Hotel. I was a walk-in, and the pleasant host took my phone number and after a short wait and a text message, I was in. I mean, this is Banff, right? The outdoor seating looked prime, so of course I ate inside. Indoors was clean, bright, and sort of rustic. It matched the chalet style houses along the road. My server was busy but friendly, and soon I had placed my order for 5 "Crispers" and a Wild Life Caesar. The food came quickly. The fries were a bit crispy and nicely salted. The coleslaw was creamy, not too sweet, and had a really fresh taste. It was a nice match for the Crunchers (chicken fingers) and the Buffalo sauce. They were not greasy at all, the breading was crunchy and thin, the chicken itself was tender and whole chiclen, not the nasty ground up and formed miscellaneous chicken bits and the Caesar was a good spicy serving. (I especially appreciated the slices of pickles on a spear draped over the top.) Nothing earth shattering here, but for what it is, an upscale chain restaurant, everything was pretty darn good, and overall a slight notch above similar meals I've had. (I was really tired of getting chicken fingers with tendon still embedded.) It was packed when I got here and still packed as I type this, so I think that says a lot.

Nostalgic. Not amazing food, but it's a cute rustic forest-y setup and looks clean. It's basically…read moreyour typical American fast food sit down type of restaurant etc. I honestly only liked the viral Mozerella sticks that everyone posts about, everything else is super mid. Our waitress Liv tho was super super nice. She was one of the reasons I gave a 3 and not a 2. Handled our big party of 12 very kindly and patiently.

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.

This is a Mexican Lounge tucked inside the Hotel adjacent the restaurant. It is not very big…read moreinside. Our server was Mexican and very helpful and polite. He even helped with our Spanish. The Mexican food was excellent. We had the enchiladas. The espresso ice cream desert was to die for. Very tasty! A nice find.

Great food and great service, walked past and walked in. Restaurant to the right, bar/lounge to…read morethe left - you can get the same food in both sides though. Pizzas were lovely, tacos great, corn bread fantastic. Staff offered suggestions and more than helpful. Bonus points - Guinness