Top Best Seafood 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."

"Next on our list of the best seafood restaurants in Edmonton is Grandin Fish ‘n’ Chips. If you want typical English seafood, then this place is a good go-to. They have great fish and chips, with different types of fish such as basa and haddock."

"Offers: Fish & chips; Take out with option to order by phone, delivery within zone. Contact Details: 9902 109 St; Ph: 780-250-3474; Website"

"The waiter got the order wrong, He immediately appoligized and rectified the situation. Three Other staff also came over to appoligize and gave us a 20.00 gift Certificate. It was honorable of that waiter to immediately admit it was his fault."

"Staff is really nice and went their for the very first time of my life and it was amazing trying out the sea food."

"Winston’s Fish & Chips has been serving Edmonton for more than 25 years. Jay Patel & Kevin Critchell are the captains of Winston’s fish & chips. Jay, Kevin, and their staff demand the best for their customers any time they share Winston’s meal with them."

"Another purveyor of the best seafood in Edmonton, The Captain’s Boil is conveniently located in South Edmonton Common, and offers a wide array of ocean picks. What’s great about them is that their food is heavily customizable, so you can pick the spices and seafood that you want. They also have lunch specials, and they also offer a good array of side veggies."

"We just ate there today, we ordered the feast and got shrimp with it, the shrimp that we got were all mushy and falling off. They said it's probably..."

"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."

"Black Pearl Seafood Bar offers a great casual dining experience where cold appetizers are served daily. They also have happy hours at $1 a pop from 5-7pm every day Tuesday-Sunday. They even offer catering if anyone wants a seafood menu for events such as corporate parties or holidays."

"Absolutely love this place the selection of food staff and management is on point. Strongly recommend everyone to make going here a habit More reviews"

"You’ll find the official Blind Enthusiasm shop at Biera Market in Ritchie, but they are working on delivering a taproom named The Monolith with details still to come. If this is your first introduction to Blind Enthusiasm beers, you can get yourself a mixed 4-pack to sample their regular beers: this pack includes Düncan (a dark lager), Union Bhoys Lager (light, fruity, and dry), ZÜS (an amber wheat beer), and Fabhelles (a golden beer with notes of honey). Address: 9570 76 Ave."

"This neighbourhood brewpub, located in the ultra-modern Ritchie Market, co-habits with the popular restaurant Biera. Owner, Greg Zeschuk, who you may recognize as the former owner of video-game developer Bioware, prides Blind Enthusiasm on its exploration of flavours and quality of taste. Serving dry-European-inspired brews and traditionally craft beer offerings from pilsners and bitters to stouts and IPAs, this award-winning brewery is a must-try!"

"Based in Edmonton, Blind Enthusiasm has two ambitious breweries and one inventive restaurant located in the heart of the Ritchie Market. Blind Enthusiasm’s neighbourhood brewery at the Ritchie Market is embedded directly into their restaurant, Biera. Along with Biera, Blind Enthusiasm Brewing also features The Monolith."

"SYC encourages you to share: Share Your Craft, share your beer, and share quality patio time together at home. The SYC collection of beers for you to share range in a wide variety of flavours and styles from global inspiration. Their Hey Mexicana offers a light and fruity option, their Tarasque can satisfy dark-beer-lovers as a dry Irish stout, or try SYC’s Soleil, a French blanche."

"SYC stands for share your craft, a motto by which this brewery lives and breathes. They use traditional methods made over millennia that they believe are fundamental in conjunction with those four magical ingredients: barley, hops, yeast, and water. However, they’ve put their own twist on many of the ratios to create brews that are truly unique to them."

"Take your cardio game to the next level and embark on a 1km trail with approximately 200 steps to conquer. The Wolf Willow Stairs are a favourite spot amongst local fitness enthusiasts - and there's little doubt as to why. This towering staircase is definitely a challenge but the views make the climb worthwhile!"

"Get fit running up and down the stairs, with the added bonus of a killer view. The Wolf Willow Stairs do not disappoint. You can access them from Westridge Park or from the Fort Edmonton Park footbridge."

"Stairs with a stunning a view – this pretty much sums up what Wolf Willow Stairs is all about. View this post on Instagram. Somehow forgot the brutality of this particular set of stairs."

"City Hall is a place where one least expects to have a museum, but the building houses more than enough to be listed as a hidden museum. There is a Sports Hall Of Fame, Community Services Hall of Fame, more than half a million dollars worth of art, fossils on walls, a walk of past mayors of Edmonton, and valuable civic artifacts including a mayor’s chair from the Edmonton, England (now a suburb of London).One item to note is the painting on the mezzanine which is actually not painted by cross-stitched. To get here, take exit B at Churchill LRT station."

"Now here is a location that our city should take a lot of pride in. It’s no secret that we have one of the most beautiful city halls on the prairies, what with the two glittering pyramids that offer natural light to the inside of the building and the 200 foot clock, named the Friendship Tower, that chimes it’s 23 carillon bells. Edmonton City Hall would make for a great shooting location in both the summer and the winter."

"The City Hall of Alberta, designed as a public gathering space is always hosting events, festivals, and various activities year-round. Council and committee meetings are also conducted here. This building with its award-winning architecture was designed by local Architect Gene Dub."

"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"

"The most recent addition to Edmonton's downtown architectural tapestry is the Rogers Place arena, designed by HOK in association with Architecture Tkalcic Bengert and Dialog and constructed by PCL Construction Management. Featuring “dynamic flowing lines, evocative of snow drifts and the dynamism of hockey,” this landmark building is home to the NHL’s Edmonton Oilers, a hockey and entertainment arena that connects to the Ice District through a pedway that crosses 104 Avenue. Designed and constructed to achieve LEED® Silver certification, Rogers Place is considered “the finest arena anywhere in the world” and is a leader in sustainable design and construction and includes a community ice rink, a casino and a restaurant."

"For sports fanatics, Edmonton is home to one of the most iconic NHL teams – the Edmonton Oilers. Once known as the “City of Champions”, the Edmonton Oilers had one of the top dynasties to ever play in the NHL, including players like Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, Juri Kurri, and many others. They won 5 Stanley Cups in a period of just 6 years."

"Why you need to go: Rogers Place is well worth every penny that was spent on its construction. Not only do the infamous Edmonton Oilers now have a new home, but our great city can also welcome a ton of artists looking to tour in Alberta; talk about exciting!"