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Jasper Dining

Where to Eat and Drink in Jasper

Quieter and wilder than Banff, Jasper rewards travellers who look past the main-drag pizza joints. The best restaurants in Jasper trade on mountain views, Alberta game and a genuinely fun, unpretentious streak you don't always find in the Rockies.

For a sense of place, Tekarra serves contemporary Rocky Mountain cooking in a log cabin on the river, and Orso Trattoria at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge does refined Italian with lake views. Harvest Food + Drink and Fiddle River cover the modern-Canadian and seafood end, with Fiddle River the town's best upstairs perch for fish.

For character, Evil Dave's Grill plays it cheeky with globally-inspired grill fare and a playful cocktail list, while Jasper Brewing pours mountain-made beer and The Emerald Lounge and Raw Bar cover the late, lively end.

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Frequently asked

What is the best restaurant in Jasper?

Tekarra is the top pick for contemporary Rocky Mountain cooking in a riverside log cabin, while Orso Trattoria at Jasper Park Lodge is the best for a refined Italian dinner with a view.

Where do locals eat in Jasper?

Locals favour Evil Dave's Grill for a fun dinner, Jasper Brewing for beer and pub food, and Fiddle River for seafood. Harvest is the go-to for cocktails and small plates.

How many days do you need in Jasper for food?

One to two days covers Jasper's dining well — a riverside or view dinner, a casual brewpub night, and a good breakfast before hitting the trails. Culinera can fold it into a larger Rockies road trip.

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