Best Buffet (Seafood, Chinese, etc) in St. Albert

"Available on the weekend, the brunch at Buffet Royale Carvery offers more than 100 choices on the buffet. From traditional to international cuisines that include Italian, Ukrainian, Western, and Chinese, the eight-time winner of the Consumers Choice Award only serves food with excellent quality. Come, savour the dishes, and finish with the famous Callebaut chocolate fountain in the family-friendly restaurant!"

"Brunch, lunch, or dinner, Buffet Royale offers a great menu for everyone. They often have price rollbacks, and their menu is to die for. They mostly focus on Western, Asian, and Ukrainian cuisine."

"A post shared by Ayesha's Kitchen (@ayeshaskitchenedmonton) on Mar 8, 2019 at 10:19pm PST. Over the last 10 years, Ayesha’s Kitchen has been serving halal, nutritional, home-cooked Pakistani meals in a comfortable ambience. Here, you can taste authentic dishes as if prepared by a Pakistani mother."

"Next on our list of the best buffets in Edmonton is Ayesha’s Kitchen. Sumptuous Pakistani meals are their main offerings, so if you’re craving that, this is the best place to go. They offer a daily lunch buffet as well as a weekend dinner buffet."

"in western and Chinese cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner.Our service is second to none and our warm and i... My family and I go to Smilie's Restaurant often and we really enjoy the food and the service. We like the cozy atmosphere and the friendly staff."

"Chinese Restaurant, Cantonese, Chinese, Szechwan, Delivery, Online Menu, Take-out, Catering, Banquet, Parties, Lunch Menu, Buffet. further than Dragon Buffet. Our restaurant is open 7 days a week, offering dine-in, takeout and delivery options,..."

"MKT has an enormous patio so you can really soak up the sun. With dozens of beers on tap (60 to be exact) and even more in bottles (also 60), MKT is a beer and patio lover’s paradise. It’s in a pretty handy location too, right in the heart of Old Strathcona."

"Named after the Gaelic word Bothan, meaning “small hut” or “traveler’s resting place,” The Bothy Wine and Whiskey Bar is a cozy bar and bistro located on Calgary Trail that features over 175 varieties of whiskies, 20 wines served by the glass, a range of unique beers, and spirits. The Bar has appealing lunch and dinner menus that include freshly made soups, salads, appetizers, and entrées such as chicken pie, haggis, and pork dumplings. The atmosphere is just as comforting as the food, with dark wood and leather interiors, a long stylish bar, and a small stage for live music and other events."

"For those who love a fancy wine bar, look no further than The Bothy Wine and Whiskey Bar, located on Calgary Trail. This cozy little place is home to over 175 varieties of whiskies, 16 wines served by the glass, including a range of unique beers, and spirits. But you don’t have to stop at drinks, they have an amazing seafood menu: service available for lunch and dinners."

"Each year, people flock to the Ice Castles at Hawrelak Park. The man-made ice castles are a frosty wonderland – Instagrammable, indeed!. View this post on Instagram"

"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."

"The Legislature (no date)By Margaret Chappelle, City of Edmonton Archives, EAA-2-10. On March 15, 1906, Alberta’s Legislature opened its First Session. The ceremonies were held at Edmonton’s Thistle Rink, just north of Jasper Avenue, after which the Assembly moved to nearby McKay Avenue School."

"Watching the petty squabbles of politicians would be of zero interest to most. The stately architecture of the Alberta Legislature Building, however, should inspire a visit. Known as “The Ledge” by locals, the Alberta Legislature Building is quite enchanting."