Top Best Italian Restaurants in Jasper

"610 Patricia St | Suit A, Second Floor, Jasper, Jasper National Park, Alberta T0E 1E0, CanadaHighchairs Available, Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Digital PaymentsMediterranean, Italian, Contemporary, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsDinner, DrinksHK$55 - HK$181+1 780-852-4002"

"Miss Italia Ristorante, upstairs in the Patricia Centre Mall, features bright and breezy interior decor with tables also set on a narrow terrace bedecked in pots of colorful flowers. Cooked breakfasts (from 8 a.m.) are $7 to 12. The rest of the day, look for pastas made fresh, baked fillet of Atlantic salmon, and souvlaki with a side of salad and pita bread."

"If you have been craving Italian food while making your way through Jasper National Park, make sure to stop at Alba. Don’t be deterred by the staircase, as the food is why you need to try this restaurant. Take a seat in this casual dining space and enjoy selections like vegetarian, surf, turf, or a combination."

"Located in the Jasper Park Lodge, Orso Trattoria is one of the best restaurants in Jasper. It’s not located downtown like most of the best places to eat in Jasper, but instead sits along Lake Beauvert. In the summer you can sit outside and enjoy the atmosphere with a delicious tapas-inspired menu."

"Orso Trattoria features fresh ingredients, casual-fine dining and beautiful views of Lac Beauvert from the most scenic patio in Jasper. Indulge in our authentically local twist on Italian cuisine paired with stunning mountain..."

"Get a taste of northern Italy at this must-visit restaurant for osso buco aficionados. The braised Alberta veal osso buco is slow cooked for...Read More"

"Located in the historic Astoria Hotel, The De'd Dog is Jasper's favorite pub. Come down and rub shoulders with locals and visitors from around the world. Cheer on your team on one of our many large screen TV's, play pool and darts or just relax on the patio that offers beautiful mountain views."

"De’d Dog Bar, or “Dead Dog” is an institution in the Town of Jasper. It’s a dive bar that locals always head to, but tourists will love it as well!. There’s ample seating in here and a long bar to enjoy late into the night in the summer."

"Sophisticated, charming, and cozy are three words that best describe Athabasca Hotel. It is an exceptional two-star hotel on Patricia Street that will impress you with its aesthetics and superb hospitality service. It has a plethora of delightful amenities that will make your stay an unforgettable experience, including an on-site dining place that serves mouth-watering international fares, ski storage facilities, a lovely lounge area, and more."

"Nightclubbing in a national park is about as congruous as wildlife-viewing in downtown Toronto. Bear this in mind before you hit the Atha-B, a pub-slash-nightclub off the lobby of the Athabasca Hotel, where..."

"Inside the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, you may be surprised to find the hidden treasure of the Oka Sushi restaurant. Sushi chef Tatsuhiko Okaki runs this intimate sushi bar located on the Beauvert Promenade. The fresh seafood with other ingredients shipped in from Vancouver and Japan set this experience apart from any other in Jasper."

"This is slow food at its best, with just one chef and one server and patrons sitting either at tables along the perimeter or at the small bar...Read More"

"Patricia and Pyramid Lakes are two gorgeous twins located just northwest of Jasper townsite. Patricia Lake is named after Princess Patricia of Connaught, granddaughter of Queen Victoria. The lake even contains a WWII wreck and underwater memorial plaque that divers can visit."

"This one is right next to Pyramid Lake and is another good one to head for your summer needs. Come here to enjoy the backdrop of Pyramid mountain, or go for a swim!. With a national park license, you can even go fishing here!"

"Photo: Jonathan SinclairWith crystal-clear turquoise water surrounded by forest and mountain landscape, Horseshoe Lake is the perfect place for shooting on a hot summer day. If you're working on your action shots, bring a friend and scope out some of the popular cliff jumping spots to capture a jump in action. A lazy swimmer works just as well, too!"

"Lake Edith and Lake Annette are two of Jasper’s warmest lake, so they’re perfect for an afternoon swim on a hot summer day. They are very easy to get to as well, just 10 minutes outside of the town of Jasper. While Banff National Park provides some of the most photogenic lakes in the country, Jasper takes the cake for being beautiful AND accessible for some good old summer swimming!"

"Two picturesque kettle lakes are remnants of the large glacial lake that covered the entire Athabasca Valley during the last ice age. They sit in the shadow of snow-capped mountains and rolling green pine forests and are must-visits for anyone thinking about going to Jasper National Park."