Dmytro was fantastic and attentive on our first night in Calgary at this charming restaurant on top…read moreof the Element-Westin downtown. The wine list and cocktails were top notch. Food was perfection. A really high end experience in an unlikely location. Such a wonderful surprise and we would definitely come back here to try more menu items. The only issue was we wanted to try their ice cream dessert and they were out. Disappointed for sure. Other than that? Great experience.

From the owner: Perched above the city in Calgary's vibrant downtown, Bow & Bend Rooftop offers an elevated escape…read morewith panoramic views of the Bow River and skyline. This stylish rooftop bar and lounge blends contemporary design with cozy west-coast vibes, perfect for sunset cocktails or late-night gatherings. Enjoy a curated menu of handcrafted cocktails, local brews, and locally sourced cuisine that celebrate Alberta's finest ingredients. Whether you're unwinding after work or celebrating the weekend, Bow & Bend delivers a uniquely relaxed yet refined rooftop experience.

Pros: Delicious food with decent portions…read more Even with large group, food came out relatively quickly and they were able to split our checks Ample drink options. They have a full bar. Enjoyed my bacon and cheese burger with fries cooked perfectly Cons: Breakfast service a bit slow, maybe it is a staffing issue Didn't enjoy the limited options Pro tip: Great place for drinks and to socialize. They take reservations if you have a larger group.

From the owner: "At Liberty" the condition of being free from restriction or restraint. We want you to be…read morecomfortable, to shed the confines of your day; join us for tantalizing eats & libations. Go ahead, relax, enjoy, literally Lounge. No stress, no pressure. We provide an ideal location for entertaining clients, enjoying a night with friends, or grabbing a bite to eat before you hit the town.

Nice space, but not so nice food and beverage. Much of the food was low-quality and tasteless…read more Limited selection of beverages, no bartender. Much room for improvement.

Ugh I have so many mixed feelings about this place.. I suppose thats in a large part due to the…read moreinconsistency of service and quality between visits.. There's usually a great deal of variation between one visit and the next... even within one visit... That being said, when it's good its EXCELLENT and when it's bad its like "where am I and what is this place?". Let's call it the YYC lounge lottery for now.. Huge bonus points for the sophisticated and complete gluten free menu. I've been glutarded from a very young age and have often found myself sidelined to a salad bar while everyone else feasts on whatever delicious things they want.. This restaurant is a progressive one (in the dietary sense). Service is good. Sometimes. Other times its just awful. Again with the lottery. Luck is a fickle mistress. Now my pet peeve that is consistent across all my visits here (dozens and dozens of visits): This hotel has a large business traveler component. That includes me, and my associates. Every time I check into the Delta (with its itty bitty rooms), the last thing one wants to do is sit in your cramped room all night with your laptop and various electronic devices that are corporate necessities. Far more preferable would be to go down to the YYC lounge and have a few drinks and eat, and work on some tasks on your laptop/ipad/tablet/cell phone.. BUT, the management here seems to have completely overlooked the fact that these devices need electricity.. There isn't a single electric outlet to be found., So after a long flight, with your devices all discharged, you either have to sit right at the bar (often fully occupied), or sit and wait for a full charge in your room before you can come down and relax. This is HIGHLY inconvenient.. When I asked them why they mumbled something about "safety". Puleezee, wake up and smell the 2014.. Starbucks and coffee shops and Denny's and all sorts of restaurants world wide that are with the times often have many outlets available to customers.. So if you're going to lie, at least lie convincingly. I know it may seem like a simple thing, but when you're exhausted and just want to chillax in a lounge, the last thing you want to be worrying about constantly is how you're going to keep your devices charged (for whatever reason you're using them).. To sum it up, nothing I've mentioned here is a deal breaker. I will continue flying through YYC and stay at the Delta and drink at the YYC lounge at night.. I just want to say it like it is and point out that just like the aging and decaying YYC airport, this lounge could stand to get with the times as well. PS: Try the chicken wings, they rock

This place accepts Air Canada vouchers. We were seated quickly around 2pm. Located in Arrivals…read more Highly recommend the Margherita pizza, Poutine fries with pulled pork, and Caesar salad. The pizza can be very crumbly on your lap. The fries had nice gravy. I love reaching the soggy fry bottom toward the end of the meal. Our server was nice but once the food was out she wasn't around so we couldn't request additional sauces or more frequent water refills. Although when the water refilled it had a tap taste so probably best to get water from the 7 Eleven. The high tables have room for a lot of dishes but you'll need to push your luggage toward the edges of this place for room. The ambiance was nice. Not too crowded and liked the Christmas music vibes. They also have arrivals times so you can keep track from where you're seated.

Great food! Nice little spot in the airport to grab some food. Service was quick and efficient.read more

Light, bright, and airy. There was no wait and not many people inside when I walked in on a…read moreWednesday afternoon. Food was good--I liked the gojuchang chicken. Drink variety was minimal and the ginger ale didn't taste like ginger ale (it must be Canad Dry, right?!). Good TVs for watching the World Cup. Fast wifi and comfy seating. Would go back. Thanks, Priority Pass!

This place is great! It's beautiful, lots of lounge area, including if you go all the way to the…read moreback, these lounging cubby holes, and the bar tender is helpful. Lots of food options, certainly not super duper good, but hey it's free, well-stocked and the place feels bougie. I loved it.

This place was great to work. In my industry experience, one of the best places that I've worked…read more It's been awhile where I can say "I genuinely loved working at Betty Lou's. For the owner, I can't say the same He has asked me "so, how can we can we improve at Betty Lou's". No matter what you say, it doesn't really matter. The owner seems to weaponize feedback, which is completely toxic. Sure, you're the owner, absolute respect to you for making this fair in this industry, it's accomplishment. However、please do not ask serving or bartending staff if you don't want genuine feedback. The owner will act against you. We requested one time that Blaine (the owner) does not come on floor if he's had more than two drinks and if he's not dressed in proper uniform. As an owner, sure, to some extent that's fine. But when you threaten a server, who is still new, you will fire them based off how long you're doing menu tours is not acceptable. If you didn't know, menu tours are just running through the drinks and food, which can take a considerable amount of time when you are busy. Now imagine the owner is so disconnected from the reality of the service, is also five drinks deep in the office. The owner will award you back off a few good days, but if you have one review where a customer believes you didn't believe you delivered "a personable experience" you're done. Now, that seems rough, but imagine an owner who values complete bullshit over actual truth. But I mean hey, would I work an environment where the owner can flip a switch, absolutely. It doesn't matter So hey, if you get hired at Betty Lou's, got bless you You can have a good few days, but ultimately, it doesn't matter. There is no HR, no general manger, you know why? They've left, to better and more complete opportunities that Betty Lou's cannot offer. If you're looking for any place to work, please, reconsider Betty Lou's. If you're looking for a place to drink, please reconsider Betty Lou's

Lovely place! Definitely one of the more unique speakeasies I've been to and was certainly…read moreimpressed. I'd recommend making a reservation beforehand. My boyfriend and I attended when they were having their burlesque show and it was so much fun! I wasn't sure what to expect but the dancers and the music definitely kept us entertained. The food and the drinks were amazing as well as their service. I'll certainly return!

I was in town for a conference from the US; we had been recommended the Fleetwood Lounge from a…read moreserver at another restaurant, and it absolutely did not disappoint. Our bartender and server Val and Taylor made us feel completely at home, from when the restaurant was quiet through when things got busy. They gave great recommendations on drinks, as well as suggestions on where else we should check out in Calgary. The food was delicious and just what we needed, especially the oysters and the bavarese dessert (recommended by Val). Cannot recommend enough and kudos to the staff for their service.

From the owner: Fleetwood Lounge is a premium cocktail lounge offering high-end quality spirits, specialty curated…read morecocktails unlike anything else you will find in the city, a large selection of fine wine and sophisticated sharable bites. From the moment you walk through our doors, every detail of your experience is stylish, sophisticated & elegant.