10 Best Breweries in Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

"A post shared by Last Best Brewing & Distilling (@lastbestbrew). With one of the longest weekend happy hours on our list and high wall coverage on either side, you could hang out on the Last Best Brewing patio all day long without breaking a sweat or the bank. In addition to its popular citrus-forwrad Last Best IPA, the brewery also just introduced a new summery dry-hopped sour, Mangolomaniac."

"Cuisine: Craft Beer/Pub Style Food Heated Patio: Yes Address: 607 11 Ave SW, Calgary. Phone: 587-353-7387Website. View this post on Instagram"

"If you’re looking for where to drink in Calgary to enjoy beer, and especially craft beer, check out Cold Garden Beverage Company. This microbrewery in Inglewood community is such a beautiful hangout place with a cozy hippie vibe. Cold Garden’s approximately 2,000 square feet tasting room has pool noodles, random couches with blankets, and a big funky pineapple-shaped disco ball."

"The Cold Garden tours and tastings remain virtual for now, but include four beers to taste, a 20oz. branded cup, a live tour of the brew space, a guided tasting, and delivery- you might receive some additional surprise swag, too!. Your tour will get right into how Cold Garden came to eb, and how their beers come to be by learning all the details of how they’re made."

"Cold Garden Beverage Company is a microbrewing business founded by three friends who just love craft beer. They sell eight kinds of beer with very creative names such as ‘Cakeface’ and ‘This Must Be the IPA.’. They also have colourful merchandise and cronks for sale and pick-up."

"Tucked just off Edmonton Trail, Citizen Brewing Company has grown a dedicated following not just for consistently good beers, but also for the food coming out of its repurposed-shipping-container kitchen. The menu includes burgers, hot chicken, a daily soup and even weekend brunch. Pay your respects to Citizen’s resiliency with a pint of Hijacked IPA, a bruiser of a beer that commemorates the time their food-truck kitchen was stolen."

"A recent visit to Citizen Brewery confirms sitting outside is like a little oasis with the heaters blasting and the cold beer flowing. Head Chef Brian Diamond has added a few new items to the menu with daily specials but we think the Citizen Burger for $8.00 is one of the best deals around."

"In addition to providing full sun coverage in a spacious environment, High Line Brewing recently announced the return of its Club Maté+ hard to its long list of unique summer-themed beverages. High Line also offers a hot dog menu inspired by various regions around the world along with a selection of snacks."

"High Line Brewing is a small batch craft brewery nestled in Calgary that was established in November 2016. They pride themselves in having to offer exciting flavors along with an outstanding selection of beers of the best quality."

"Paddy’s may have been voted one of the best new breweries in Alberta (by Alberta Brewer’s Association), but they also have a menu dedicated to food that is worth a visit. As you try their small batch brews (usually about 8 styles/flavours available at a time) you can delve into their smoked meats, sausage links, and homemade breads. Paddy’s Barbecue & Brewery: 3610 Burnsland Rd SE"

"They know this to be true at Paddy’s, which is equal parts barbecue joint and craft brewery. Show up hungry and tuck into slow-roasted beef brisket, turkey, pork ribs and more, sold by the pound on platters and served with pickles and bread. The rich flavours of barbecue can handle a bold beer, like the IPA-V1-2019, a new IPA series that debuted at the start of 2019."

"More than a few eyebrows raised when it became apparent that a craft brewery-taproom would be taking up occupancy in the former Smithbilt Hats production facility, right next door to another craft brewery-taproom, the cult favourite Cold Garden. But the addition of Ol’ Beautiful in the summer of 2018 to the shard of land just north of the CP Rail tracks and west of 12th Street S.E. in Inglewood has been harmonious, rather than acrimonious, with Ol’ Beautiful a more refined counterpart to its punk-ass neighbour."

"Time-worn and well-loved, the Ol’ Beautiful Brewing Co.’s taproom is a casual, inclusive space that welcomes all in the heart of Inglewood, Calgary. Their beer is a thoughtful nod to the past, brewed by hardworking individuals who are passionate about the revival of the craft spirit. Anybody can enjoy a good time with them, as they even have the brightest musical and cocktail minds together on Saturday nights."

"People in the south love this deck for good reason: with TVs, couches, high and low tables and Adirondacks, it’s a laid-back lounge that serves elevated pub grub and house-brewed raspberry, blueberry and peach ales. There’s elevator access for those with mobility issues and children are welcome, as well. 100, 11 McKenzie Towne Ave."

"A post shared by SynlawnSouthernAlberta (@synlawn.sa) on May 3, 2017 at 9:22am PDT. Enjoy Brewsters’ newly-renovated rooftop patio and one or two of their delicious craft brews. Heaters, TVs, and couches – what more could you want?"

"Brewsters patio is open regardless of rain, snow, sleet and all!. Address: 11 McKenzie Towne Ave SEMenu:brewsters.ca. We hope this list will keep you busy in April!"

"A post shared by Farmers & Makers Market (@farmersmakersmarket). This pop-up market at one of Calgary’s historic old school buildings features almost 60 vendors every Saturday, chosen to provide a true farmers’ market experience with tons of choice. Make your weekly grocery shop 100% local, discover new craft beverages, or admire beautiful handmade goods at the Farmers & Makers Market at cSPACE."

"A $30 million renovation has transformed the old King Edward School into a multipurpose arts incubator. The farmers’ market is part of that reinvention, providing a cultural experience to anyone looking for local food, as well as an array of events and entertainment including live music. In the summer, the market spills outside and in the winter it takes over the four floors of the building."

"One of my personal favourites, cSPACE King Edward started because a group of visionaries came together to deliver on heritage and unique new addition integration. What makes this space truly special is the creative exhibits, art, people, and culture it hosts. Grab a coffee, roam the halls, and check out some incredible art installations."

"Held annually in July, the Calgary Stampede is a true Albertan institution and the source of the city’s Stampede City nickname. Each year, more than a million visitors attend the 10-day event, consisting of a parade, rodeo, derby, exhibition and market, which brands itself as The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth. Even if you’re not in town at the right time of year to catch the show, you can still visit the park for a variety of other community-focused events aimed to promote the area’s traditional heritage."

"Style-up and get your cowboy threads sorted year-round at the Alberta Boot Company, or head to Smithbiltfor the distinctive white hats that have become a symbol of the city – so that when the Calgary Stampede rodeo comes to town in July, you look the part."

"Visit Calgary highly recommends visiting the Aero Space Museum of Calgary, which is the first aviation museum in the city. The Aero Space Museum was founded in 1960 and in 1985 took up residence in the former Bullock Helicopter Hangar at the south end of Calgary International Airport. Now this former WWII training hangar has a fine collection of aeroplanes and aircraft on show and has become one of the top attractions in Calgary."

"The centrepiece of this Aerospace museum is a very rare WWII Lancaster bomber. Located close to Calgary International airport, it can make a great stop off point on the way to the Rockies to see some great remnants from the skies and the wars."

"They’re a small family-run business on Bow Trail and they have us by the hearts and the taste buds. Their slices are deep, heavy and exceptionally comforting. Service: Order by phone at 403-827-1747"

"offering a variety of pizzas, priced at 11$ to 25$ and enjoy their casual atmosphere. They are open nightly from Mo..."

"Éclair de Lune lures in the locals with its seductive scent of freshly baked French pastries. With cookies to die for, light and fluffy quiche Lorraine to devour, or a delectable pain au chocolat, this bakery is like no other in the city. From crème brûlée, fancy cream puffs and fruit tarts to croissants, milk breads and more, Éclair de Lune has something yummy to tempt and tantalize!"

"This French pastry shop in Cambrian Heights now features a petite and pleasant café. Suitably accented sandwiches include egg on fresh-baked croissant, grilled veggies and feta on milk bun, and ham and Brie on baguette. Pair a green, Greek or fruit salad with any of these, or give in to irresistible, fresh pastries and cookies from the front counter."

"Authentic French pastry at its finest, Eclaire de Lune knows how to serve delicious treats that also look the part. Sitting on a gold platter, the prestiges look like they are ready to be eaten by royalty, which is perfect for us. Address: 1049 40th Avenue NWFacebook: Eclaire de Lune"