Top Best Italian Restaurants in St. Albert

"Sabor Restaurant was established in 2008 by Christian Mena and Adelino Oliveira, who are childhood friends with a vision to showcase both their individual talents and deliver an amazing dining experience to Edmonton using the freshest ingredients, old-world flavors, and a degree of hospitality that Edmonton needed. Christian, Lino and the whole team at SABOR aspire to deliver outstanding service and build a friendly atmosphere to gather with friends and family with love, enthusiasm, and commitment."

"Sabor Restaurant is the place to go if you want seafood with a twist of Portuguese & Spanish cuisine. This is a perfect place for a dinner date and if you want to go somewhere for the night,. They have a good focus on Iberian coastal cuisine, using sustainable seafood."

"What it is:Bodega vibes and tapas in a setting full of character. Sabor is one of the best spots downtown to get Spanish and Portuguese cuisine. Why go: In true Western European style, the folk behind Sabor direct as much attention into their wine as they do the food."

"Situated at the heart of 124 Street, known for being one of the main shopping districts in West Edmonton, Tiramisu Bistro is a great place to enjoy an Italian-inspired brunch dish. Holder of a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence and winner of the 2019 Open Table Diner's Choice Award, you're assured to enjoy some of the best brunches in Edmonton. On their menu, you can have their Baked Cinnamon Bun French Toast consisting of House Made Cinnamon Buns, turned french toast!"

"A modern take on traditional Italian fare – and definitely kid-friendly. They have an extensive kids menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and with items like Kids Crepe and Scoobi Doo pasta and meatballs, they’ll love the options."

"Three outdoor igloos for private dining going up at Tiramisu Bistro on 124th street!. Reservations will be accepted soon. Follow Tiramisu Bistro on Instagram."

"Oliveto Trattoria will make sure you leave their restaurant satisfied — their amazing dishes when it comes to antipasti and pasta just have to be sampled to be believed!. They’re one of the more discreet restaurants, but the small, cozy atmosphere will help you take a bit of a breather while you indulge in their hot meals. They’ve also got a selection of zuppa and paninis if you want something a little lighter for lunch or dinner."

"Parlour’s courtyard is the perfect place to enjoy a pint or prosecco. Choose one of their unique dishes, like a signature or custom made pizza, and don't forget dessert!. Must Try: Keep it simple with The Queen, Parlour’s take on the classic Margherita pizza."

"They know that good food starts with good ingredients, so they start with the freshest and highest quality ingredients in the kitchen. Life’s tomato bruschetta mix is definitely a local favourite."

"Convivial gathering place offering traditional pub fare, classic cocktails & drink specials. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 780-413-3178"

"Table Top Cafe is a unique dating idea for people who love board games. I personally love their collection of more than 600 board games, which you can play when you drink or dine here. With their huge collection, you and your date will surely find a game that you both like and can bond over at Table Top Cafe."

"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."

"The Telephone Historical Centre has changed locations a few times in its history, with prior locations at the AGT Tower, Old Strathcona, McKay Avenue School, and its current location at the Prince of Wales Armoury. What’s unique about this museum is it is hands-on. Visitors can act as the switchboard, watch a film in the theatre, look at historic phone books using white gloves, and purchase unique souvenirs."

"Prince of Wales Armouries is another cultural centre with exhibitions of photographs, video records, diaries and other material that reveals Edmonton’s history. It features 2 different museums: “Loyal Edmonton Regiment Museum” and The Telephone Historical Centre. The foundation of “Loyal Edmonton Regiment Museum” was dedicated to military service in this city."

"Prince of Wales Armouries Heritage CentreSketch by Marlena Wyman, 5 May 2018. The Edmonton Drill Hall, as it was originally known, was completed in 1915 for the Department of National Defense. It served as a long-term training facility for Canada’s military and was integral to the organization and mobilization of the country’s armed forces."

"With a collection of over 6000 works of art that include paintings, sculpture, installation and photography, the Art Gallery of Alberta (AGA) is a must visit for art enthusiasts. Formerly know as the Edmonton Art Gallery, it is located in downtown Edmonton on Sir Winston Churchill Square. Apart from its permanent collection of contemporary and historic art, the AGA also hosts several visiting e...Read more"

"A twisting modernist building on Sir Winston Churchill Square, the Art Gallery of Alberta in Edmonton is dedicated to visual arts with an emphasis on Western Canada. The gallery features changing and traveling exhibitions, and maintains an extensive collection of more than 6,000 pieces."

"Along the side of the Mercer Warehouse building lives one of the most photogenic spots in our beautiful city — a stunning row of vintage neon signs, lighting up the sky with every colour imaginable. The wall of historic signs tells a story of Edmonton’s past, featuring advertisements from bygone businesses. The neon sign museum is outside, easily accessible, and always open — check it out during daylight or at night for a different kind of glow.Located on 104 Street just north of 104 Avenue"

"The Neon Sign Museum, the first of its kind in Canada, features restored neon signs from Edmonton’s past. There’s 20 neon signs on the east wall of the TELUS building and the south wall of the Mercer Warehouse building on 104 Street and 104 Avenue."

"Twenty neon signs originally from stores, railroads, and theaters have been reconditioned and hung on a building. It’s not your conventional museum, but you’ll definitely get amazing photos if you decide to take a walk in the area."

"Ikki Izakaya was established by Takako Ishikawa; she wanted to introduce welcoming food and drinks that were simple and delicious. She believed that drinking your favorite sake with friends, co-workers or sometimes alone with great food could always heal a person’s soul and provide energy for the coming day. Ikki Izakaya quickly gained popularity among the community for a friendly and fun atmosphere."