Best Fast Food Restaurants in Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

"Address: 219 – 16 Avenue NE   http://www.petersdrivein.com/. Peter’s is better known for their milkshakes but they also offer soft serve ice cream, sundaes and banana splits. They will let you put more than one flavor on your sundae at no extra charge."

"Kick it old-school with a burger, fries and a milkshake at Calgary’s beloved drive-in. Sit and eat at one of the picnic tables outside or park at the nearby downtown lookout point on Crescent Road to eat (and snuggle up) on the hood of the car."

"A photo posted by Ben Haycock (@gravy12) on Sep 23, 2016 at 3:14pm PDT. A burger, a milkshake, and a huge bucket of fries for under $10. You can have everything your heart desires at Peters’ and not break the bank."

"Since arriving in Canada in 1956, A&W has become a market leader, introducing mouthwatering menu items such as the phenomenally successful Teen Burger, one-of-a-kind fresh handmade onion rings, the popular Mozza Burger, and breakfast menu items inc..."

"This dealership found in Inglewood provides a 1950s-style diner. It's decorated in motorcycle memorabilia and provides all types of dishes from grilled peanut butter and banana to liver and onions. All of these diner restaurants provide a delicious, old-style meal for people who stop in."

"This charming, ’50s and motorcycle-themed diner is the perfect place for a classic breakfast. Of course, you’ll find all the breakfast staples here, from eggs benny to pancakes and steel-cut oats. You can also make your own omelet with over a dozen choices of fresh ingredients."

"Aside from the steak and eggs combo, everything on the Kane’s breakfast menu is under $10. This makes the 50s-style diner a prime spot to head for cheap breakfast and group meals. We’d recommend getting the Biker Bowl, which is essential a large eggs benedict concoction."

"Making the most of the city’s scenic Alberta location, the Calgary Pathway system covers over 800km of regional and local pathways, making it the largest network in North America. The pathways are maintained by the city and represent popular routes for walking, jogging, biking and many other outdoor activities. Connecting downtown Calgary to its outer suburbs, much of the route runs along the south side of the Bow River and through well-maintained forest, which is especially beautiful during the autumn months."

"If you are looking for a Calgary diner that truly gives you retro-vibes, then you will want to visit Angel's Drive In on 47th Avenue in the northwest of the city. As you walk inside, you will be completely transported into a retro environment, complete with old records decorating the ceiling and walls, black and white checkered flooring, red leather booths, and the oh-so-famous 1950's diner bar!. Known primarily for their famous burgers, sandwiches, and soft serve ice cream, Angel's dining experience is unique and has eats that the whole family will love!"

"The server was very nice, and my grilled chicken burger was excellent. The onion rings were onion rings, I added salt & chupp, then road my bike home..."

"Subway is a leader in the submarine sandwich category serving fresh, great tasting, made to order sandwiches, soups and salads, many of which have six grams of fat or less. Offering healthy quick serve options has made Subway restaurants a popular de..."

"3006-2060 Symons Valley Pky NW, Calgary, ABT3P 0M9Get directions. Evanston Towne Centre. Subway is an American fast food restaurant franchise that primarily sells submarine sandwiches (subs) and salads."

"The large natural environment park runs for 164 hectares along the northern bank of the Bow River. Here you can bring your four-legged friend along and explore the mature riverine forest and grasslands on the hiking trails. Picnic at picturesque spots close to the waterfall where a scenic outlook provide panoramic views of the Bow River Valley."

"The boardwalk leads to Waterfall Valley, which is quite small, but a lot of fun for the kids. The water glistens in the sunlight as it trickles down the very unique rock face and looks very pretty. And since I love sharing fun facts; as per the City of Calgary website, it is “an unusual, spongy-looking, geological formation called tufa”."

"Bowmont Park has some of the nicest and relaxing pathways along the river. Spend your lazy summer days tubing down slow offshoots of the river or go for a long bike ride from here and end up anywhere in the city using the pathway systems. Learn more about Bowmont Park"

"How do you think Nose Hill Park is an impressive feature of the north west skyline amongst the 12 communities that surround it. Hike the trails of Nose Hill Park’s 11 square kilometres, enjoy the off-leash area with your dog, and take in one of the most significant examples of Rough Fescue grassland ecosystems in the Canadian prairies. Deer can often be spotted roaming the area, along with gophers and hawks."

"This northwest Calgary park offers up both mountain and city views and has tons of paved pathways and grassy spaces to enjoy. Nose Hill Park also has designated off-leash areas, hiking trails, and native grasslands."

"Unlike many of the playgrounds on his list, this is located on a very modest park area but it is still a Calgary favorite. With a pirate ship play structure on one side and a castle play structure on the other this playground provides an amazing opportunity for imaginative play. Nothing could be cooler than playing in a castle except maybe a pirate ship."

"The park-like patio at Rouge is a relaxing way to enjoy fine gourmet dining in an historic environment. Rouge sits in the Cross House, once home to Calgary and Western Canada’s first brewery: the Calgary Brewing and Malting Co. The Inglewood building is now home to one of the most beautiful patios in Calgary, where you can sip wine and cocktails, snack on appetizers, and soak in the surrounding beauty."

"Rouge Restaurant is a historical eatery known for its gourmet meals and classical and authentic atmosphere. The foundation of their food begins with the best ingredients. Thus, they partner with local food growers and utilize their onsite garden and their homegrown produce."

"Cassis Bistro opened its doors shortly after son Sebastien arrived and Owner and operator Gilles Brassart was born near Aix-en-Provence in the south of France, and grew up in the kitchen surrounded by simple, fresh flavours. After two successful restaurant projects in San Francisco, Brassart found himself in Calgary in 2008 and along with Dominique Moussu, founded. They opened Suzette Bistro in 2015, Suzette features authentic French comfort food inspired by the seaside region of Brittany in the west of France."

"A post shared by 1 Pot (@1pot_yyc) on Jul 11, 2017 at 10:49am PDT. The best way to warm up is by enjoying a steaming bowl of hot pot. Served 3 pm to close daily, you can choose your broth and all the veggies, meats (like beef and lamb to name a few), and even choose from a variety of noodles."

"If you’re into using chop sticks as drum sticks and ordering way to much late night Chinese food as Aqua blasts in the background, this is the place for you. Sam’s is a popular after bar spot because of the cheap eats and the table dancing. Get the dinner box that includes rice, meat, two spring rolls, and dumplings for $10."