Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Edmonton

"In 2010, the construction of the new Art Gallery of Alberta paved the way for Edmonton’s recent love affair with modern architecture. Inspired by the northern climate, architect Randall Stout designed this 85,000 square foot centre. Noted for its smooth, undulating lines that mimic both the North Saskatchewan River and the Northern Lights, gorgeous open concept windows and its extraordinary stainless steel curtain wall, the Art Gallery of Alberta has won numerous architectural awards for innovation in design."

"With the opening of this maverick art gallery in 2010, Edmonton at last gained a modern signature building to counter the ubiquitous boxy skyscrapers with its giant glass-and-metal space helmet."

"While art galleries aren’t ideal for younger kids, the Art Gallery of Alberta does offer a variety of art classes, art camps, and drop-in activities for toddlers and kids."

"The Royal Alberta Museum moved to its new location in 2018, and is now western Canada's largest museum. Home to a fascinating mix of permanent cultural and natural history exhibits, as well as always-changing temporary installations, a visit to this ultra-modern facility is certainly time well spent. Particularly impressive are the many fossils from the dinosaur and ice age eras, a large aquaria of native fish, and live insects-including some exotic and enormous species."

"With the added bonus of getting to explore and see the exhibits in 3D at home from your computer, you’re never out of reach to experience the Royal Alberta Museum. A must-see attraction while in Edmonton. The Mammoth Pass for adults is $35, a family pass is $70, seniors are $30, and youth are $20."

"Natural History Museums12845-102nd Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta MoreLess Info. Primarily focusing on natural and cultural history, Royal Alberta Museum contains both permanent and temporary exhibits. Informative programs are available for kids and adults, some offering hands-on demonstrations."

"TELUS World of Science has numerous permanent and changing exhibits that are engaging, educational and fun. A great experience especially for kids, the science centre offers a host of activities and information. The galleries here include Discoveryland, the Environment Gallery, GPS Adventures Canada, the Space Gallery, the Feature Exhibit Gall...Read more"

"Why you need to go: If you grew up watching Bill Nye, and still have a passion for all things science, live out your childhood dreams at TELUS World of Science. They've always got new and fun exhibits to keep you entertained, as well as occasional Adults Only nights, with booze, live music, and more mature exhibits."

"Price for a basic party: 150$ for a virtual party (special price of 135$ for members). Website: https://telusworldofscienceedmonton.ca/. Experience a world of difference."

"Checkers has been serving up great food in Edmonton for over 10 years. They built their reputation on pizza, but built up the menu to include wings, donairs, lasagna, wraps, and more. They even offer frozen pizzas to take home to bake."

"A modern take on traditional Italian fare – and definitely kid-friendly. They have an extensive kids menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and with items like Kids Crepe and Scoobi Doo pasta and meatballs, they’ll love the options."

"Tiramisu’s breakfast menu is so diverse, you’ll all be tempted to share off each other’s plates. The unique selections include features such as wild boar sour cherry sausage crepe and asparagus risotto."

"Had Brunch in the pod in front of the restaurant the server Naomi was really friendly and attentive not sure why another lady came as she seemed not to c..."

"After some searching I found this wonderful #vegan #vegetarian restaurant called @noorishyoursoul in #Edmonton #Alberta to stock up on a few #organic meals while I'm in town. Tonight I had #raw #perogies and let me tell you my mind was blown."

"Noorish takes healthy eating to a whole new level, with plush pink-and-green sofas and an ever-changing menu. Walnut 'meat' and coconut bacon might sound odd, but they pack in the diners. Dig into full-flavored..."

"Convivial gathering place offering traditional pub fare, classic cocktails & drink specials. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 780-413-3178"

"Alley Kat, founded in 1995 by Neil Herbst and his wife Lavonne, is the 4th oldest brewery in Alberta. As a self-proclaimed beer enthusiast, Herbst began as a home-brewer while in college, and turned his hobby into one of the strongest micro-breweries in the province. Located on Edmonton’s southside, Alley Kat focuses on creating high-quality, freshly brewed beer using local products."

"Alley Kay is Edmonton’s original craft brewery that started in 1995. They brew flavourful tasty craft beer in south YEG. Alley Kat has such a large variety of brews, anything from a grapefruit ale to a New England IPA."

"Try their staples, like the Main Squeeze grapefruit wheat ale or the Scona gold Kolsch. Then, opt for one of their “wild cards,” like the Polar Night chocolate porter."

"You’ll find the official Blind Enthusiasm shop at Biera Market in Ritchie, but they are working on delivering a taproom named The Monolith with details still to come. If this is your first introduction to Blind Enthusiasm beers, you can get yourself a mixed 4-pack to sample their regular beers: this pack includes Düncan (a dark lager), Union Bhoys Lager (light, fruity, and dry), ZÜS (an amber wheat beer), and Fabhelles (a golden beer with notes of honey). Address: 9570 76 Ave."

"Based in Edmonton, Blind Enthusiasm has two ambitious breweries and one inventive restaurant located in the heart of the Ritchie Market. Blind Enthusiasm’s neighbourhood brewery at the Ritchie Market is embedded directly into their restaurant, Biera. Along with Biera, Blind Enthusiasm Brewing also features The Monolith."

"Beer enthusiasts, you should be Blind Enthusiasm enthusiasts. This spot is brewing everything from crisp lagers to sour ales. Everything they brew is seasonal, so you’ll get new flavours every few months."

"At Brewsters, one of the longest-standing craft breweries in Alberta, you can enjoy a large selection of tasty pub foods to pair with their selection of fruity or classic beers. The quintessential Brewsters beer to try is the Brewfoot Blueberry Ale, served with a healthy helping of fresh blueberries at the bottom of your glass. Similarly, you can order this setup with raspberries and their River City Raspberry Ale."

"With a bunch of locations across the province this brew pub is known for sports and local beer. There are 3 locatons in Edmonton you can check out. Pub - 1140 91 St SW, Edmonton, AB T6X 0P2"