Our Eat Alberta First Blog
Our Eat Alberta First blog is here so we can share Alberta’s hidden gems, road trip ideas and our lists of best eateries, watering holes, and fun things to do across the province.
15 Indigenous Food Experiences in Alberta
Here are 15 Indigenous Food Experiences you can enjoy in Alberta. They include restaurants, food producers, chefs, and culinary experiences and they give depth to Alberta’s food scene. From bison burgers and bannock creations to fine dining and locally crafted products, these businesses offer delicious ways to experience Alberta. Supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs also contributes to…
Exploring Calgary’s Bridgeland District
Calgary may be known for its skyline, but its soul lives in neighbourhoods like Bridgeland—where history, culture, and some of the city’s most exciting food are all packed into a few walkable blocks. Located just north of downtown, Bridgeland dates back to the 1880s and was once known as “Germantown” for the immigrants who first…
The Best Tea Shops in Alberta
Here’s our Alberta Food Tours’ guide to the best tea shops in Alberta. Each has its own story steeped in flavour. From cozy neighbourhood tea lounges to heritage tearooms tucked into the Rockies, Alberta’s tea scene is anything but ordinary. Whether you’re a seasoned tea drinker or just beginning to explore loose-leaf blends, these spots…
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TripAdvisor's #1 Food & Drink Tours in Alberta
We recently participated in the "Eat the Castle" tour at Banff Springs Hotel. The location is iconic and Karen did a wonderful job bringing the history of the hotel to life. The food was delicious and impeccably presented. Meeting some of the chefs, who explained the ingredients and techniques used for their signature dishes, added to the overall experience.
– Andrew H. | TripAdvisor
...As a frequent traveller and visitor of the Banff Springs I thought I knew a lot about it already, but I was so wrong... there were so many interesting things I didn't know. It was fun, engaging, delicious and unique and I can't wait to host people on this tour in the future. Karen is great and a good judge of the group. The CoVid precautions made us all feel safe. This calibre of this tour is par with some of the best we've ever done while travelling the world. HIGHLY recommend!
– Kcalcan | TripAdvisor
I absolutely LOVE the concept of giving and receiving an Alberta Cares Package! Supporting amazing food artisans of Alberta and discovering their unique stories. Today, I was thrilled to be a recipient and I was blown away by the carefully selected items in my gift box. The products are delicious, unique and the best quality! I highly recommend the Alberta Cares Package from Alberta Food Tours! A+++
– Laurie R. | Google
I booked an Edmonton food tour for a work team-building activity and what a joy this tour was! Alberta Food Tours CEO Karen Anderson came up from Calgary to guide us and we had the pleasure of listening to her great stories about Alberta food, the restaurateurs, and downtown Edmonton's history. Every restaurant on the trip served great food and our team walked away in a cloud of satisfaction. We're already recommending the places we tried to our colleagues. Would definitely book with Alberta Food Tours again!
– Noah A. | Google
Kerry was our tour guide for Eat the Castle and we couldn’t imagine anyone better! She gave us great history of the hotel, told us all about the amazing food, and introduced us to the awesome chefs! You truly feel as though you’re with an old friend throughout the tour. The food is AMAZING!
– Denise M. | TripAdvisor
Kerry was our tour guide for eat the castle and we couldn’t imagine anyone better! She gave us great history of the hotel, told us all about the amazing food, and introduced us to the awesome chefs! You truly feel as though you’re with an old friend throughout the tour.
– Denise M. | TripAdvisor
Every now and then it's fun to be a tourist in your own town. The Canmore walking tour is an excellent way to try new restaurants or visit some you have forgotten about. Very informative also, I learned a thing or two and I've lived in Canmore for a long time.
– Lyle A. | TripAdvisor