Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Airdrie

"A favourite spot in the city, Modern Burger offers their famously made brisket, chuck, and short-rib burgers for take-out. The menu offers a single, double, triple, veggie, or mushroom-swiss burger — you just have to decide if you want bacon or cheese on it. They have an unreal wagyu hot dog, and sides like panko-crusted onion rings and Philly cheesesteak spring rolls."

"If you love downtown rooftops, then Modern Steak's new patio is for you!. We love this patio for its sunny vibes and comfortable booth seats, plus the views of the downtown core if you’re lucky enough to get a good spot. Well known as one of the best patios in Calgary, space is limited at Modern Steak's rooftop so you’ll want to get a seat during non-peak times."

"A post shared by Big Fish Dockside Food (@bigfishcalgary) on Jun 15, 2017 at 2:17pm PDT. From the owners of Open Range Steakhouse, this seafood joint brings together a fusion of cultures serving up flavourful dishes like red miso glazed Atlantic cod served with ginger rice and a Mexican-inspired seafood enchilada. Address: 1112 Edmonton Trail NE, CalgaryPhone: 403-277-3403"

"Be it a lunch or a Sunday brunch, Big Fish and Open Range is a must-visit place. Originally monikered as Big Fish, this Calgary eatery allows foodies to choose from a scrumptious and versatile menu comprising not just seafood but also meat. Its inviting ambiance and friendly staff give you the time you look for with your peers or family or yourself."

"The lamb and lobster is a delicious match with avocado and salsa. Lighter entree of seafood pot of feu soup in fish broth with melt in your mouth, fresh array of seafood is soooo good. Most satisfied with the homemade trio ice cream - especially the black cherry and cinnamon - not too sweet and not too creamy."

"One of the busiest sushi spots in the city is Sushi Bar Zipang, where reservations are must almost every day of the week. If you do manage to score a table, however, this place is home to some of the freshest sushi available. Plenty of authentic options are on offer and the attentive staff are more than happy to advise on menu choices, or make substitutions for those with special dietary requirements."

"Sushi Bar Zipang has not one, but two of the local favourite shrimp rolls in Calgary. You might have so much trouble choosing between the Ebi Tempura Roll and the Spicy Hotate Roll that you end up getting them both."

"A post shared by Robert Travis (@robert_travis) on Dec 4, 2019 at 7:37pm PST. This Bridgeland gem is one of our favourites. It offers traditional sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese cuisine."

"Pelican Pier Seafood Restaurant is a family-run business that has been in operation for 20 years. Inside the restaurant is the fish and seafood market where customers can buy fresh and frozen fish and seafood from all over the world. The restaurant is casual with a maritime décor designed by a movie set company to give off the feel that you are dining on a pier."

"Located just off of John Laurie Boulevard, Pelican Pier stocks both fresh and frozen seafood. There are also favourite seafood dishes sold here, like chowders and crab cakes, as well as the occasional seasonal special like shrimp and scallop skewers. Be sure to stop by the casual, family-run restaurant next door as well."

"Pelican Pier is the best seafood restaurant in Calgary that’s also a fish market. They are well-known for their fish and chips platter, which is available for dine-in and takeout. Pelican Pier has been in the business for 20 years, serving homemade recipes to Calgarians in the north."

"A post shared by Modern Ocean (@modernoceanca) on Aug 29, 2019 at 3:49pm PDT. A new seafood restaurant has opened at the historical Imperial Bank Building on Stephen Avenue called Modern Ocean. If you've heard of Modern Steak before, this name might ring a bell."

"First on the list originated from Modern Steak and know wants to introduce guests to Modern Ocean. They have revolutionized the steakhouse into a seafood restaurant & oyster bar. Modern Ocean is the definitive destination for seafood in Calgary."

"A post shared by LeVilla Restaurant (@levillawestcalgary) on Sep 18, 2013 at 3:36pm PDT. If you believe that the way to your boo’s heart is through the stomach, this place will make them fall head over heels for you as it serves up everything from red wine braised bison short ribs to lobster tail in a white wine cream sauce. Address: 851 Sirocco Drive SWPhone: 403-217-9699"

"Midori is an unsuspecting sushi restaurant found on the west end of the Red Mile in the Beltline. Walking in you'll find a quant, traditional-like Japanese ambiance with limited seating; it's one of those restaurants that you'll have a hard time getting a table at during lunch or dinner rush. Midori's sashimi is quite fresh and the prices are very decent."

"For less than $11, you can visit Midori and enjoy their delicious and affordable Evergreen Roll. This sushi roll is perfect for anyone who likes shrimp and lots of vegetables. It contains shrimp, asparagus, avocados, cucumbers, and salad mix all rolled up."

"Guests can dine-in in their quaint, cozy, fish shack on Edmonton Trail. Joey’s was started in 1985 by legendary seafood lover Joe Klassen whose vision was to create a friendly, just around the corner type of seafood restaurant. Since opening the first restaurant in Calgary, they have grown to be Canada’s largest seafood restaurant chain with 39 locations across North America."

"A post shared by The Captain’s Boil (@thecaptainsboil) on Jan 12, 2018 at 9:11am PST. With locations scattered all over Canada, Calgary recently got its first Cajun-style seafood boil. You can pick from a variety of seafood (shrimp, mussels, lobster), sauces, heat levels, and sides, just put on your gloves and dig in!"

"Shibuya Izakaya was founded in 2007 and is named after a famous Tokyo station, the Shibuya station. This Calgary sushi restaurant is focused on a casual and relaxing atmosphere mixed with Japanese tapa-style dishes, sushi, sashimi and different types of sake. It has been featured in many local newspapers and blogs and is definitely a place to check out!"

"A post shared by Shibuya Izakaya Calgary (@shibuyaizakayacalgary) on Jun 25, 2019 at 12:03pm PDT. This spot has been offering Calgarians sushi since 2007. Its name was inspired by Shibuya station in Japan, and it offers quality sushi, sashimi, sake, and more."

"If you’ve visited the Bow Habitat Visitor Centre or the Sam Livingston Fish Hatchery, then you have been in this park. Home to 15 hectares of reconstructed wetlands, this gorgeous park is located barely northeast of the city’s downtown and just off of the Bow River. Whether you want to picnic, hit the playground, explore the expanse of trails or visit the hatchery, there’s plenty to do when you come to Pearce Estate Park."

"The park is nestled in a curve of the Bow River and stretches out over 21 hectares of wetlands and is home to the Bow Habitat Visitor Center and the Sam Livingston Fish Hatchery. Here pathways and interpretive trails wind past ponds and along streams through a balsam poplar riverine forest with birch, dogwood, and willows. The forest attracts white-breasted nuthatch, gray catbirds, swallows, flickers, and goldeneye."

"This one gets the award for the most underrated Calgary location for engagement and family photography. The Bow Habitat Station and Sam Livingston Fish Hatchery is located at Pearce Estate Park which makes it an ideal spot for a fun filled family day. You can have your photo taken and teach your kids about the Bow River wildlife on the same day!"

"I love Nose Hill Park and its rolling hills for sunset photography sessions. I specifically like meeting at the South parking lot because it offers some fantastic views of Calgary downtown (after a 10 minute walk uphill). There are also a lot of great trees in that area which will be perfect when fall rolls around."

"Numerous hiking trails wind through 1129 hectares of indigenous grasslands to the summit of Nose Hill. The plateau provides spectacular vistas of the Rocky Mountains, the Bow River Valley, and the vast plains to the east. The aspen and willows along the north-facing slopes shelter many wild animals."

"To start our list of best dog parks in Calgary, we have the wonderful Nose Hill Park. This multipurpose park is located in the northwest part of Calgary and is a mutual favourite amongst humans and their four-legged friends. In terms of terrain, Nose Hill is quite hilly."

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"CF Market Hall is one of Calgary’s biggest shopping outlets, and most popular with families. It’s got roughly 200 independent stores selling familiar brands of jewelry, footwear and clothes. Dig in – you’ll need a couple of fleeces if you’re visiting Calgary in the winter!"

"Market Mall is one of the largest malls (by area) in Calgary, Alberta, Canada (900,490 square feet/83,658.3 m²). It is located in Varsity,…"

"The few dishes I have had over the couple years are really good, easily one of the better italian restaurants in Calgary. Not to costly either for the amount... (403) 454-5643Order online"

"Bread and Circus is a secret speakeasy accessed via Una Takeaway. Despite being a small and intimate venue (with room for just 34), the restaurant, which is inspired by Roman-style trattorias, is a popular choice for family-style dining, as well as for a romantic date night. Like the venue, the menu is small, with options for antipasti, salad, pasta and dessert."

"Though it’s been closed since the beginning of the pandemic, Calgary’s Bread and Circus, hidden behind UNA on 17th Avenue is due to make a comeback. When it does – you guys have to check them out for their one-of-a-kind pasta dish, made it an actual wheel of cheese – the Cacio E Pepe. It is life-changing."

"A post shared by Bread and Circus (@breadandcircustrattoria) on Sep 25, 2019 at 5:16pm PDT. This friendly trattoria serves up some amazing pasta including gnocchi Pomodoro, lasagna, and carbonara in its 34-seat dining room. Address: 616 17 Avenue SW, Calgary, AB T2S 0B4Phone: 403-476-3615"