Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

"The wonderful thing about the CRAFTs around Canada is that they stock their bars with local drinks. At Calgary’s two CRAFT Beer Markets, you’ll find a selection of local beers in growlers or 6-packs, as well as cocktails to go, cocktail kits, and wine. Both locations have gorgeous patios for the summer months where you can taste test a variety of craft beers."

"Since opening in 2004, Broken City says it’s Calgary’s “foremost home for music and art.” Weekly events away from the dancefloor include comedy and pub trivia nights. However, there is also live music on Thursdays, and hip hop-focused DJ sets on Saturday nights. Broken City’s rooftop patio is known as their hidden secret, where a lot of fun nighttime events happen."

"You may see Cowboys on this list and laugh or cringe, whatever your feelings, you must admit Cowboys is the quintessential Calgary dancehall. It's loud, fun, epic and provides cheap booze, but... it's also filled with 18 years, barfed-in bathrooms, and extremely sticky floors."

" Above old Electric Avenue (paddywagon central in the ’90s), this venue makes 95 per cent of its menu from scratch and serves cauliflower wings so wicked they even outsell the chicken ones."

"What it is: This upscale wine bar in the city's Design District boasts a sleek, modern atmosphere that is ideal for both a business meeting and a get-together with friends. Why go: As one of the few upscale bars that also serves late-night snacks, it’s hard not to constantly return here. Eat the eggplant fries or the chicken sausage pizza and wash it all down with a local lager."

"Locally owned, the four different locations all have their own flavour, catering specifically to their specific neighbourhood. What the all have in common is a relaxed atmosphere, communal tables, good food and a great selection of beer. Calgary has really become a beer town in recent years and in addition to some international favourites, National does a good job of representing many of Calgary’s best breweries."

"A post shared by National on 10th (@ntnl10) on Mar 20, 2019 at 12:46pm PDT. Like its sister developments, National on 10th Ave also has one of the best patios in Calgary located on the rooftop of the building. Also like its sister developments, you’ll be hard pressed to get a spot during peak times so try to arrive early."

"A post shared by National on 8th (@ntnl8) on Mar 22, 2017 at 1:17pm PDT. The newest member of the National family in YYC is situated in the downtown core in Scotia Centre. National on 8th has western Canada’s largest rooftop patio, with tons of seating, ping pong tables, corn hole games, and full service patio bars, this is one of the best patios in the city."

"A post shared by National on 8th (@ntnl8) on May 28, 2019 at 3:52pm PDT. Located on the rooftop of the Scotia Centre in downtown, National on 8th Ave has one of the largest rootop patios in Calgary. Ping pong tables and more than enough space to go around for dancing, wining and dining means this best patio in downtown Calgary should be on your bucket list."

"This spring, check out Jia Jia Bar, a new Asian Street food spot with unreal menu items like the Macau pork chop burger, the Singapore style curry vermicelli, bubble tea, and a variety of tasty shareables and of course, unique cocktails and shots!. Where: 1033 17 Ave SW, CalgaryInstagram: @JiaJia.YYC. Related Posts:Here are 15 weird things that only happen in CanadaThis iconic Canadian bakery is rebranding & Calgary gets the first look!"

"This upscale Brazilian steakhouse features an all you can eat salad and dessert bar while a delicious range of meats including roasted chicken legs and glazed ham are brought in frequent rounds to your table, carved on the spot. We highly recommend Bolero’s caramelized pineapple to satisfy your sweet tooth. A post shared by Bolero (@boleroyyc) on Mar 9, 2015 at 3:12pm PDT"

"Garlic parmesan strip loin, picanha and bacon-wrapped tournedos sticks are seen on the grill at the Brazilian steak house Bolero."

"Treat yourself to an evening of fine dining at ONE18 EMPIRE, a unique restaurant in downtown Calgary with an enticing menu of fresh, locally sourced cuisine. Or spend the evening socializing over cocktails in our stylish whiskey bar. Open for dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 403-269-0299"

"It wasn't long before it became a favourite pub for anyone looking for upscale pub food as well as delicious craft beer. Do you happen to like wine?. If yes then you should make plans to come on Tuesday when you can get a bottle for half price."

"When talking about the Bro’Kin Yolk, we should consider each element of their name. First of all, this breakfast restaurant is founded and run by brothers, Gil and Jeff Carlos who have over two decades of combined restaurant experience. The second element of this restaurant’s name is all about Kin, which is why it brings a warm and familial vibe to each of its three locations."

"A photo posted by The Bro’Kin Yolk (@brokinyolk) on Dec 30, 2016 at 7:59am PST. With a name like the Brok’Kin Yolk how could this spot not serve breakfast all day long?. It’s hard to choose just one item from their menu, which is divided into Brok’Kin Breakfasts, Breakfast Classics, and Between Bread & Leaves."

"Location: 12580 Symons Valley Rd NW #130, Calgary, AB T3P 0A3. Our favourite dish: Truffle, Ham, and Wild Mushroom Breakfast Poutine. Give them a call: (587) 317-5743"

"Variety Splash Park is among the attractions of South Glenmore Park. It has tennis courts, playgrounds, and trails for biking and hiking that are perfect for sports enthusiasts within its vicinity. The park is partnered with Variety Alberta."

"Stanley Park is a popular inner city park with lots to offer visitors, including outdoor BBQ areas, a baseball diamond, public swimming pool, wading pool, open green areas and Elbow River access. It's an excellent place to go if you want to outdoor BBQ, play games on an open field, launch your boat onto the Elbow River or perhaps sit poolside and enjoy the warmth of the sun. You could even park your car at the Repsol Sport Centre and run to Stanley Park or vice versa for a work out along the connecting paved pathways."

"With delicious flavour combinations, Abbey’s Creations in Bowness brings you ice cream, ice cream cakes, milkshakes, and bubble tea. Address: #13, 4703 Bowness Rd NW, Calgary, ABWebsite:www.abbeyscreations.com"

"13 4703 Bowness Road NW – https://www.abbeyscreations.com/. Offers hard and soft ice cream made in house. At their shop you can get ulimited mix-ins with your ice cream."