10 Best Breweries 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"

"Alley Kat is one of the original Edmonton based craft breweries, and the fourth oldest Alberta craft brewery. Founded in 1995 by Neil Herbst and his wife Lavonne, the brewery focused on locally sourced ingredients and clean drinking crowd pleasers. While the original owners sold in 2020, Alley Kat remains locally owned and operated."

"Boasting an eclectic array of brews, a big draw to Alley Kat is its Dragon Series of Double IPAs. Aprikat Apricot Wheat Ale and Full Moon Pale Ale are treats as well. It’s also the city’s longest-running microbrewery, celebrating 25+ years in business."

"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."

"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."

"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!"

"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."

"This neighbourhood brewpub, located in the ultra-modern Ritchie Market, co-habits with the popular restaurant Biera. Owner, Greg Zeschuk, who you may recognize as the former owner of video-game developer Bioware, prides Blind Enthusiasm on its exploration of flavours and quality of taste. Serving dry-European-inspired brews and traditionally craft beer offerings from pilsners and bitters to stouts and IPAs, this award-winning brewery is a must-try!"

"Located in the ultra-modern Ritchie Market, Blind Enthusiasm has a benefit of being a sister to the popular restaurant Biera. You may recognize the owner, Greg Zeschuk, as the former owner of video-game developer Bioware. This is an award winning team with a strong enthusiasm for beer making."

"Although Edmonton is Alberta’s capital, its biggest city is Calgary. This partly explains why most of the casinos you will find in Edmonton are rather small of size. The first casino casino Edmonton is quite a big one though."

"Perched atop of a promontory overlooking the North Saskatchewan River Valley is the important and impressive Alberta Legislature Building. The seat of the province’s government, it boasts some beautiful Beaux-Arts architecture and lies amidst lots of lovely leafy grounds which are dotted with both memorials and statues. Affectionately known as ‘the Ledge’ to locals, the large landmark was completed in 1913 with its iconic dome presiding over a pretty portico propped up by massive columns."

"In the midst of a park-like garden, where the last Fort Edmonton once stood, is the 1913 Legislature Building. It's an imposing and attractive building, and from the terrace there are beautiful views across the North Saskatchewan River to the far bank. Guided tours are the best way to learn about the history of what the locals refer to fondly as "the Ledge," including its architecture and secrets of the building."

"It’s known as “The Ledge,” it’s located in Edmonton, and it hosts the Legislative Assembly and the Executive Council. The architecture of the building is superb, but don’t walk away as soon as you get your photos with it. The Alberta Legislature Building offers free guided tours."

"Well-known and award-winning Blue Orchid offers modern and unique twists on classic recipes for a meal you will be coming back for again and again. They’ve become a staple in downtown dining when it comes to Chinese food. Note that they’re closed on Tuesdays, but make sure you make the time to take home their food any other day of the week.Address: 11235 Jasper AvePhone: 780-761-1235Website"

"Next on our list of the places for the best Asian restaurants in Edmonton is Blue Orchid Chinese Restaurant. If you’re looking for Chinese cuisine, this is one of the most popular places for Chinese takeout. There’s a reason they’re a top pick, since their food has a wide range of dishes such as dimsum, noodles, and sweet & sour meat, as well as hotpot and Szechuan specialties."

"Well-known and award-winning Blue Orchid offers modern and unique twists on classic recipes for a meal you won’t soon forget. They’ve become a staple in downtown dining when it comes to Chinese food. Note that they’re closed on Tuesdays.Address: 11235 Jasper AvePhone: 780-761-1235Website"

"The Lingnan is a common spot for locals to have Chinese buffets and takeout. It’s only a three-minute walk away from Rogers Arena, and there’s a guarantee that they’ll have you seated within three minutes. Their popular dishes include different types of chopsuey, dimsum, different types of rolls,and more.They have dine-in, take-out, and an all-you-can eat buffet."

"The Lingnan has been serving up great meals since 1947, and they have no plans to stop. Whether you order off the menu or take advantage of the buffet, you won’t leave hungry. Just minutes from Rogers Place, it’s the place to grab dinner before a game or show; while they’re normally closed Tuesdays, they’re open during regular season home games."

"Canada's West Edmonton Mall is not only the country's largest shopping center-and one of the largest in the world-it's also a major tourist attraction. In addition to hundreds of shops and restaurants, the facility contains a hotel, movie theaters, an ice rink, an aquarium, and much more. Adding to the appeal are the themed sections of the mall, designed to mimic the feel of popular travel destinations around the world."

"Theme: Indoor Playground and waterpark, Sports and adventure. Age group: 2 to 12 years old. Price for a basic party:So many different packages."

"Southgate stands for premier fashion and sophistication in Edmonton, with over 165 exciting stores and services including Edmonton’s largest Bay store and a full service Canada Safeway. The recent expansion added over 30 marquee stores, two sets of hotel-quality washrooms, an expansive and inspired food court, two levels of parking, and a host of premier amenities. Southgate Center – 65 stores and servicesAnchor stores: Hudson’s Bay, Safeway Southgate, Crate and Barrel, Restoration Hardware, Apple StoreAddress: 5015 111 Street NW Edmonton AB T6H4M6"

"Southgate Centre has risen from modest beginnings towards becoming South Edmonton’s largest shopping center and the metro’s premier fashion hub over the last 40 years. Southgate Centre officially opened to an enthusiastic audience in 1970, with just 65 shops and facilities. Just a few years before, there was a farmers’ field where now stands Edmonton’s biggest shopping center to date."