Best Restaurants, Must Try Places 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."

"Popular for its weekend brunch and sticky cinnamon buns, this cheerful diner is frequented by students, neighbors in the know, families and, OK, just about everyone. Specials like Ukrainian Thursdays and Prime..."

"Indulge in omelettes, eggs benedict or the breakfast special. The Highlevel Diner serves up the best of Canadian comfort food,. Address: 10912 88 Avenue NW, EdmontonPhone: 780-433-0993"

"This stunning plant-filled restaurant is a shoe-in if you or your partner are vegetarian or vegan. The menu is stacked with plant-based options, and its interior is overflowing with beautiful plants, artwork and natural sunlight. Address: 9949 Jasper Avenue, EdmontonPhone: 780-244-9702"

"Excellent service, thank you Jacob for being a wonderful server and giving me recommendation to try the Coconut lime Laksa, it was delicious."

"Enjoy an authentic Brazilian barbecue, or churrasco, at Pampa Brazilian Steakhouse. Located in the heart of Edmonton, Pampa Brazilian Steakhouse offers a unique and interactive Rodizio dining experience, which involves a continuous tableside service of 10 types of freshly cut meats that are grilled to perfection, including beef, pork, poultry, and lamb. Featuring the traditional flavors of Southern Brazil, main meals are accompanied by a range of sides from the one-of-a-kind salad bar, which features in-house baked bread, imported cheeses, and a nice selection of greens and vegetables."

"A post shared by Pampa Brazilian Steakhouse (@eatpampa) on Apr 26, 2019 at 5:44pm PDT. Featuring a wide variety of select cuts of beef, pork, poultry and lamb, Pampa is a perfect place to pamper your palate. Try the authentic, traditional Brazilian food or a wide range of brunch menu from Doce de Leite French Toast, Brazilian Crêpes, to Salmon Scrambled Eggs."

"RGE RD is a 60-seat restaurant with a small staff – but what they lack in extra tables they make up for in delicious food sourced from Western Canada producers and growers. They make it easy to eat local food no matter the time of year and will help you treat your sweetheart to fine dining in a comfortable atmosphere that makes anyone feel at home. Pair with a signature cocktail or wine to top it off."

"A post shared by L (@foodflyfoto) on Apr 5, 2019 at 9:43pm PDT. Serving West Canadian cuisine straight from the local farms and small-scale producers, the menu at RGE RD is dictated by the season and the offerings of the surrounding mountains, oceans, forests, and fields. A modern yet rustic décor welcomes you to this restaurant, where the friendly staff provides impeccable service."

"Great experience from start to finish and their patio is a great pivot. Server detailed which farms specific proteins and other ingredients came from."

"Founded in 2015 by four brewers, this brewery serves up some of the best craft beer in Edmonton. With a no-frills taproom, it’s clear that Bent Stick Brewery is all about the beer, and it shows in their craftsmanship and dedication to producing the perfect pint. And when it comes to their beer, you’d be hard-pressed to find another Edmonton brewery that matches their creativity."

"Bent Stick Brewing is a nano brewery started by four brewers in 2015. As a nano brewery, they focus on a highly rotational lineup of beers in North Edmonton 400 Litres at a time. Because the beer rotates, you’re never going to know what’s on offer, but you can rest assured that the small team has poured a ton of energy and love into each creation."

"This nano Edmonton brewery began as a DIY operation and now boasts a highly rotational line up of always legendary libations. They’re brewed all in small batches of up to 400 litres at a time. The Electric Boogaloo Hazy IPA and the Hay-Maker Wheated Pilsner are just two of their showstopping selections."

"In what was once an old bookstore located just half a block south of Edmonton’s bohemian-spirited Whyte Avenue, you'll find Situation Brewing, the area’s first fully functioning microbrewery. Given Whyte Avenue’s vibrant nightlife scene, owner, Wayne Sheridan, felt there was no better place to “situate” a brewery than where people were already drinking. He and his team have stuck behind the mandate that “beer is not supposed to be snobby"; Instead they've created a space where people can come to learn about beer, the brewing process and Edmonton’s craft beer community. Through a dedication to crafting a rotating lineup of big flavours in small batches, this cozy pub-style brewery is the place where great brews and good company come together."

"With a really good viewing area of their brewery, you can see there is a great focus on beer at Situation. If your hungry, try the lamb burger. Perfect for your pub crawl or late night Friday night with friends."

"You can see the changing of the guard in Edmonton from the old school brewery model that had been in charge for the past century to new school smaller craft breweries with unique character. The new school breweries have a wide range of beer and show off their own unique flair and style."

"Nestled in the Oliver neighbourhood, Odd Company Brewing makes delicious locally crafted & experimental⁣ small-batch beer. That means every visit you will experience something new. Address: #105, 12021 102 Avenue, EdmontonPhone: 587-590-9973"

"Ohana-Ya is one of the best Japanese restaurants you will find near Edmonton. Their tuna tataki is superb and well worth the trip across the river. It is the perfect place to take your family and friends as they serve several Japanese delights on small plates."