Top Restaurants in Canmore
Top 9 Healthy food in Canmore, Alberta, Canada
Discover Restaurants offering the best Healthy food in Canmore, Alberta, Canada. Catapulted to fame for its part in the 1988 Winter Olympics, this former coal-mining town in the Canadian Rockies is a perfect base for visiting some of the country’s most impressive national parks. First stop for most visitors is the ski trails in Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park. Contemplate natural wonders at the Museum and Geoscience Centre, and mush through the snow on a sled-dog tour.
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9. Bare Bistro
Reviewed By ramblingstone
Great little lunch place. Good prices, homemade baking, tasty fresh food, eat-in or take-out, with a deck in summer. Lots of gluten free items. There is a daily special, daily soup, sandwiches made fresh every day, several healthy salads and the baking is all homemade -- the old-fashion cookies are especially great with a wide range of choices.Located in the Banff industrial park, this clean charming luncheon place is well worth seeking out.
8. Freshii
Freshii is a health casual restaurant concept with a broad menu. We cater to all dietary restrictions. and preferences. Also positioned as the "ZARA" of healthy fast casual food, we deliver approachable, on trend, menu items with style!
Reviewed By turkl2017
After a long awaited arrival to Canmore I jumped into Freshii on opening day! Best day for me to judge a place. I was not disappointed!!! Service was quick, friendly, and the food was amazing. I've quickly become a fan of the teriyaki twist and the fact you can customize makes it even better. Wonderful location away from the downtown craziness. And the best part is no "canmore tax" on the food prices. This will be my go to quick meal!!! Welcome to Canmore!! Thank you for your glowing review of our location! We appreciate you taking the time to do so. We look forward to seeing you often!- Freshii Canmore
7. SandTraps
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Located at the beautiful Canmore Golf & Curling, Sandtraps is open year-round to serve the needs of our golf & curling members and guests as well as the public.
Reviewed By LDawn_RH
We arrived on a Friday night, and signage directed us to the curling rink side, as an event was happening in the main restaurant. There were only a couple of tables in that side, so we thought no problem. It took quite a long while to get our drinks order taken, and then our food order took almost an hour. We had virtually zero customer service in that hour, and no explanation as to what was going on, though it was clear that the event side was being served. We learned that the event attendees were all ordering from the main menu, instead of having a few choices for such a large crowd. So our order got mixed up and delayed by the overwhelmed kitchen. When our food finally arrived, after my partner went to inquire about it, the onion rings were cool and greasy from sitting. My partner's dinner special was ice cold. This was primarily a communication breakdown and poor planning. Had we been told the food was all coming out at the same time on the other side, we'd have likely been accommodating or chosen to go elsewhere. Had the restaurant been upfront about the delay at that time, we could have gone elsewhere. I'm sure they wanted our business that night, but now, we won't go back.Thank you for your review, our apologies for the lengthy wait for a response.Our apologies for not providing the quality of service we are striving to offer.We have discussed with the team and will work to ensure this does not occur again.
6. GreenHut Whole Foods Eatery
Where the magic happens
Reviewed By Kevin M
I almost sat and ate at one of the fine restaurants around here. Boy, I'm glad I didn't. This small spot hit the spot! Spot on! Absolutely perfect for healthy, tasty, energy giving meal to power my outdoor adventures! Quaint tables and chairs in the shade at supper time and prompt service. They could charge more. Glad they don't. Don't tell them. Kevin
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5. Mountain Juice Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Fruit Smoothies, Fruit & Veggie Smoothies, Fresh Pressed Juices, Nutritional Boosts, Espresso Coffee, Teas, Baked Goods, Lunch Wraps & Pitas. Vegan menu available upon request.
Reviewed By anatravelling1993
The guy who served us was so lovely. This spot is right in town so good location. Smoothies and juices where nice. My berry smoothie was a bit too sweat but that is just my opinion. The juices were really good I made my own and they are very accommodating.
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4. Toniq
Freash, Raw, Organic. Healthy Grab-and-go Juice Bar serving Cold-pressed juices, Superfood Smoothies, Gluten-free salads and snacks, Locally crafted Kombucha, Wheatgrass grown in store.
Reviewed By riseabovetwo
Canmore's best-kept secret! I had juice nearly every day--everything I tried was fantastic and healthy and gave me a boost for all the hiking I did! I also had the salads and protein snacks--everything was so good. The Black Bean Fudge was SO good...I'd only buy 3 pieces at a time so I'd stop eating them! The staff was always great and helpful, and they have some nice discounts, like 50% off 3-day-old juices and $1 off when you return the empty glass bottles (bottles were very nice for packing in my cooler versus a plastic cup that you get other places). If you haven't tried the nutritious fresh juices, this is the place to try it!Not a secret anymore! We care about our customers and the quality of our ingredients... Thanks for taking the time out to post a review - we appreciate it! Hurry back!
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3. Wild Orchid Bistro & Sushi Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
Chef Shogo Sawada creates exciting and unique flavors in modern Japanese dishes while keeping tradition close to the heart. View the spectacular Canadian Rocky Mountains from our dining room or outdoor patio. Our menu is entirely gluten-free. Open for Lun
Reviewed By OvyGus
My friend and I were so excited to eat this type of food. I also have been gluten free for 10 years and couldnât believe there was a gf restaurant in Canmore. It was so disappointing. The ginger beef was dry. The sushi tempura was tasteless- it just had tapioca starch in the shrimp. The salmon was dry and fair- it was over powered by a tamari sauce. The spring roll just had tamari dipping sauce, no peanut or interesting sauce to taste. What a fair meal and as one of our dinners out.
2. Rocky Mountain Flatbread Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1483 reviews
There are many things we are passionate about at Rocky Mountain Flatbread: using lots of local & organic produce, free range organic meats & Ocean Wise seafood. Watch the show as we create handcrafted flatbread pizzas, daily pastas, seasonal soups, salads
Reviewed By Wes M
This is a place for good food at a reasonable price. It has a relaxed atmosphere, and the server was quite friendly and helpful.
1. Communitea Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 565 reviews
Downtown Canmore's fresh, healthy and vibrant cafe/ restaurant. Open for breakfast and lunch. Big salad bowls, pad thai noodle bowls, rice bowls, sandwiches, wraps, many vegan and vegetarian and gluten free friendly options. 80+ varieties of loose leaf te
Reviewed By Sheriboo
After walking through downtown Canmore we popped into this gem of a restaurant for a cup of tea, but after looking at their menu we had to order lunch. The order line was long, but moved quickly. The salads and bowls contain thoughtful ingredients that taste delicious together. The roasted tomato + pesto soup was out of this world.
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