10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in West Jasper Place

"Often noted as one of the best breweries in Edmonton, Sea Change Brewing is a locals favourite. Passionate about beer, music, and the Edmonton community, the brewery is known for its continuously innovative creations. You can tell the brewery is artist-owned, because each of their can designs is a work of art in itself – and while you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, the quality of their beer does indeed match the stunning artwork on each of their offerings."

"A post shared by Sea Change Brewing Co. (@seachangebrewingco). Established in 2017, highlights at Sea Change Brewing Co. include Prairie Fairy, Death Wave, and its classic Blonde Ale. The down-to-earth atmosphere will make you come for the beer, and stay for the vibes."

"Come for the outstanding beverages but stay for the delicious selection of sandwiches. The Banh Mi is a perfect companion to any pint. They serve up five fantastic flagships and always have a rotating seasonal available as well."

"The fourth brewery in the Bearhill Brewing family, Campio Brewing Co. was established in 2018 and rounds out the ‘Albeerta’ story in Edmonton. With a beer program that ranges from the working man’s thirst quenching brews to a sour program that pushes the palate, Campio has something for everyone. Come for:their 'yeast forward', 'malt forward' and 'hop forward' brews."

"The staff is amazing and helpful, the beer is great and they also carry kombucha for those that want to go out but not drink."

"This local pub and brewery was started by chemists who were interested in experimenting with beer, so their beer is a mix of science and craft. This also means you can expect a highly rotational tap from Odd Company. On tap now are a refreshing Mandarina Sour, a double-dry-hopped Good Chemistry IPA, and sweet golden pilsner."

"Odd Company creates a culture around the credo of good cheer and better beer through chemistry. The brewers here are chemists who love to experiment and carefully hone their technical craft. Every small batch brew will be different each time you visit, for an always exciting experience."

"If you’re looking for one of the best Edmonton craft breweries, look no further than Situation Brewing. The Edmonton brewery uses a minimalist approach to its beer-making, believing that beer should be neither pretentious nor complicated. With favourites like their flagship Page Turner IPA (bold, with a distinctive tropical hop flavour) and their Iconic Coffee Milk Stout (velvety and rich, they use coffee beans from local coffeehouses), there’s something for every beer drinker."

"If you’re looking for a patio brew this spring and summer, then Situation’s open and sunny patio is a where you need to stop after a day in Old Strathcona. And both of their food and drink menus are available to go if you don’t feel like going anywhere. For darker tastes, test the stronger Sex Palace Imperial Stout at 10% or the lighter IconicCoffee Milk Stout at 6%."

"This family-owned microbrewery are the masters of dark beer styles and aim to convert those who don’t always try the stouts, browns, or reds. Omen is releasing two new beers this summer as well!. The Take your Pils, a crisp, cream, and bitter lager; and Raven’s Head Black Lager, a roast-coffee flavoured red beer with a chocolate finish."

"After opening in Edmonton’s Brewery District in 2018, Omen Brewing is a family owned and operated brewery that focuses on providing full-flavoured handcrafted beer for the hard working beer-loving Albertan. Check out Omen Brewing’s events and don’t miss their live music and beer nights!"

"Omen Brewing specializes in it, offering up Raven’s Head Black Lager or the Spilt Milk Nitro Milk Stout. Don’t fret if you are afraid of the dark — there are lighter options as well. Address: 9942 67 Avenue NW, EdmontonPhone: 780-760-6636"

"SYC encourages you to share: Share Your Craft, share your beer, and share quality patio time together at home. The SYC collection of beers for you to share range in a wide variety of flavours and styles from global inspiration. Their Hey Mexicana offers a light and fruity option, their Tarasque can satisfy dark-beer-lovers as a dry Irish stout, or try SYC’s Soleil, a French blanche."

"Don’t be fooled by this intimate but sparse taproom: they’re saving all the bells and whistles for their beer. With an incredibly friendly and knowledgeable staff, S.Y.C. (Share Your Craft) Brewing is the kind of place you go when you want to chat about the beer you’re drinking and get to know the brewers face-to-face. And do they ever know their beer!"

"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"

"Proudly brewing a rotational line-up of beers 400 litres at a time, Bent Stick nanobrewery brings high quality, unfiltered real ales to north Edmonton. Scott Kendall, Kurtis Jensen, Patrick Gaudet and Ben Rix focus on crafting beers that are smooth and easy to enjoy pint after pint. There is a sense of wizardry that comes with their entirely hand-crafted brewing process; a blend of art, science and skill."

"This nano Edmonton brewery began as a DIY operation and now boasts a highly rotational line up of always legendary libations. They’re brewed all in small batches of up to 400 litres at a time. The Electric Boogaloo Hazy IPA and the Hay-Maker Wheated Pilsner are just two of their showstopping selections."

"Open Friday and Saturday, be sure to check out the operating hours before you go. 5416 136 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5A 0E4"

"The Growlery is one of Edmonton's newer breweries, located along Airport Road, in the Kingsway area. They produce locally crafted beer using a 12hL Brewhouse, four 24hL Fermenters and two 24hL Brite Tanks. The Growlery strives to create quality brews while reducing their ecological footprint, living sustainably and providing a better future for all!"

"This Blatchford microbrewery offers their two “core” beers and a variety of seasonal flavours. The two mains always on tap include their 1929 Kolsch and their Vega West Coast IPA. From their seasonal brews you can try a fruity summer beer, an easy-sipping pale ale, or the more unique YXD Barley Wine. Address: 40 Airport Rd."

"A post shared by THE GROWLERY BEER CO. YEG BEER (@growlerybeer). Situated in the Blatchford neighbourhood, Growlery offers two main core beers and a seasonal selection that is sure to tickle your taste buds each time you visit. It is one of the newer breweries in the city, opening its doors in 2019."

"This chic french-country bistro has been in the outdoor patio game for years, and this winter will be no different. Enjoy cozy fires snuggled up with buffalo-plaid blankets and cushions. They also run a ‘Patio Series,’ featuring performances by local artists."

"If you want to have a taste of French cuisine, Café Bicyclette is the place for you. Delicious dishes served here include the tasty les omelettes, les croissants, and Les oeufs and bacon."

"Located in the northern suburbs, the Alberta Railway Museum (ARM) features a selection of still-operating and static locomotives and rolling stock. Founded in 1976 to preserve the province’s rich railway heritage, the museum features more than 75 engines and railcars, a number of original railway buildings, and many related artifacts. One of the highlights of visiting is having the chance to ride on one of the trains during the summer months."

"If trains and railways fascinate you, the Alberta Railway Museum is one of the best Edmonton museums for you. This outdoor museum is very rustic, but it contains more than 75 train cars and locomotives as well as historical buildings. You can learn about railway history and enjoy a short ride on a vintage train."

"If your kid loves trains or vehicles, then consider paying a visit to the Alberta Railway Museum a short drive northeast of the city. For us, our rides on the High Level Bridge Streetcar and on the train and streetcar at Fort Edmonton Park were enough. The museum is open on summer weekends only."

"While the Government House commands the attention of most people, the Jeongja is not to be missed!. This traditional Korean pavilion, built as a place where people and nature can unite, was gifted to Alberta from the Gangwon Province in Korea in commemoration of Alberta’s centennial and the 30th anniversary of the Alberta-Gangwon twinning relationship to foster agricultural cooperation. Fun fact: the Jeongja is built entirely of wood and stone without nails or screws!"

"As the largest museum in Canada, not to mention new and architecturally beautiful, you definitely shouldn’t miss spending a day at the Royal Alberta Museum (RAM). We say a day because the museum is huge and is full of information. You’ll learn about the First Nations and how they survived these harsh lands, how everything changed with the arrival of the traders, and everything that has shaped Alberta since."

"Reopened in downtown Edmonton in 2018, Royal Alberta Museum is Edmonton’s top museum of natural and human history. The museum is both fun and educational for kids of all ages, as well as adults. I have fond childhood memories of the animal scenes and the indigenous displays at RAM, and fortunately these are still part of big the experience."

"Image SourceA really large mall in the heart of Edmonton, the Edmonton City Centre boats of providing the people with a great shopping experience. Shops of all genres like clothing, books, stationery, jewelry, health, etc. can all be found at this one place, everything under one roof. There are stores of all budgets, so shoppers with different needs can visit the complex."