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Banff Ave Brewing Co.
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Large 2-storey brewpub for ales by the glass or growler, with burgers, steaks, pasta & poutine.
Nearby attractions
Central Park
110 Bear St, Banff, AB T1L 1A1, Canada
Town of Banff
110 Bear St, Banff, AB T1L 1H7, Canada
The Whyte
111 Bear St, Banff, AB T1L 1A3, Canada
Banff Visitor Centre
224 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1B3, Canada
Lake Louise Ski Area Ltd
119 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C1, Canada
Banff Pedestrian Bridge
Bow River, Canada
Cascade of Time Garden
Cave Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1K2, Canada
Buffalo Nations Museum
1 Birch Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1A8, Canada
Canada House Gallery
201 Bear St, Banff, AB T1L 1B5, Canada
Banff National Park
43 Prestwick Place Southeast, Calgary, AB T1L 1E5, Canada
Nearby restaurants
The Balkan Mediterranean Restaurant
120 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1A4, Canada
Chuck's Steakhouse
101 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C1, Canada
Añejo Restaurant
111 Banff Ave Unit 101, Banff, AB T1L 1C1, Canada
Elk & Oarsman Restaurant & Bar
119 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C1, Canada
Tommy's Neighbourhood Pub
120 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1A4, Canada
Hankki Banff + Dessert
206 Buffalo St, Banff, AB T1L 1C1, Canada
Chaya
118 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C8, Canada
Peak Cafe
109 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C1, Canada
JUGEMU Banff / Modern Japanese Dining
Clock Tower Village Mall, Banff, AB T1L 1A9, Canada
BeaverTails- Queues de Castor (Banff East)
120 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1E7, Canada
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Banff Ave Brewing Co.

110 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1A9, Canada
4.2(620)
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Large 2-storey brewpub for ales by the glass or growler, with burgers, steaks, pasta & poutine.

attractions: Central Park, Town of Banff, The Whyte, Banff Visitor Centre, Lake Louise Ski Area Ltd, Banff Pedestrian Bridge, Cascade of Time Garden, Buffalo Nations Museum, Canada House Gallery, Banff National Park, restaurants: The Balkan Mediterranean Restaurant, Chuck's Steakhouse, Añejo Restaurant, Elk & Oarsman Restaurant & Bar, Tommy's Neighbourhood Pub, Hankki Banff + Dessert, Chaya, Peak Cafe, JUGEMU Banff / Modern Japanese Dining, BeaverTails- Queues de Castor (Banff East)
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+1 403-762-1003
Website
banffavebrewingco.ca

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Featured dishes

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Warm Buttered Soft Pretzels
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Fried Alberta Chicken Wings
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Poutine
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Classic Nachos
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Buffalo Chicken Sandwich
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Fish & Chips
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Deep Fried Mars Bar

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Nearby attractions of Banff Ave Brewing Co.

Central Park

Town of Banff

The Whyte

Banff Visitor Centre

Lake Louise Ski Area Ltd

Banff Pedestrian Bridge

Cascade of Time Garden

Buffalo Nations Museum

Canada House Gallery

Banff National Park

Central Park

Central Park

4.7

(714)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Town of Banff

Town of Banff

4.7

(133)

Closed
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The Whyte

The Whyte

4.4

(313)

Open 24 hours
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Banff Visitor Centre

Banff Visitor Centre

4.6

(1.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Banff Sunset and Stargazing Walking Tour 2hrs
Banff Sunset and Stargazing Walking Tour 2hrs
Wed, Dec 3 • 5:00 PM
Banff, Alberta, T1L 1K2
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Wilderness & wildlife hiking tour with naturalist
Wilderness & wildlife hiking tour with naturalist
Thu, Dec 4 • 8:00 AM
Canmore, Alberta, T1W 1Y2, Canada
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Banff Nature Walk - 2hrs
Banff Nature Walk - 2hrs
Thu, Dec 4 • 9:00 AM
Banff, Alberta, T1L 1K2, Canada
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Nearby restaurants of Banff Ave Brewing Co.

The Balkan Mediterranean Restaurant

Chuck's Steakhouse

Añejo Restaurant

Elk & Oarsman Restaurant & Bar

Tommy's Neighbourhood Pub

Hankki Banff + Dessert

Chaya

Peak Cafe

JUGEMU Banff / Modern Japanese Dining

BeaverTails- Queues de Castor (Banff East)

The Balkan Mediterranean Restaurant

The Balkan Mediterranean Restaurant

4.3

(1.1K)

$$

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Chuck's Steakhouse

Chuck's Steakhouse

4.5

(916)

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Añejo Restaurant

Añejo Restaurant

4.6

(671)

$$

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Elk & Oarsman Restaurant & Bar

Elk & Oarsman Restaurant & Bar

4.3

(863)

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Darren DeLormeDarren DeLorme
I live in Calgary, and have been to Banff countless times over the years. When I was younger, whenever family would visit from out of town, we'd always take them to Banff. From what I understand, Banff Avenue Brewing company has only been in its current location for 10 - 15 years. I honestly forget what was there prior, but I've walked by the building countless times. Recently I had family visiting from out of town. I hadn't seen my cousin in 20 years, and we spent the day visiting the numerous popular destinations within Banff National Park. At the end of our day, we were starving and parched. We Google searched a few restaurants, and found that many closed at 9:30 p.m. As we were walking down Banff Avenue, I looked over at the all too familiar structure (now Banff Brewing Company), and said to my cousin "let's check it out!" We jay-walked through traffic directly across the street, and it was entirely worth it! Lol Our server was amazing (I think her name was Laurie?), and she was very well informed regarding the menu. She even took the time to take several photos of my cousin and I when we asked. We shared the Basic Bomber Pizza, and a caesar salad. Our beer of choice was the White Wit Belgian wheat beer. Everything was outstanding! Wow, I wish I could find a pizza like that in Calgary! Believe me, I've lived in Calgary since 1977, and have tried every Pizzeria here, Italian and Greek style. In all honesty, I found the Basic Bomber to be among one of the best deep dish pan style pizzas I have ever eaten. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Banff! However, it may not be accessible to someone with mobility issues, as it's on the second floor. I couldn't see an elevator. I took a look at their website, and there was no mention of one either. Probably best to call ahead to be sure.
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Banff's oldest brewery is a great family friendly pub. Right on Banff Ave just keep an eye out for the stairs to take you up. No elevator that I could see so unfortunately not good for people who would find stairs and/or dimmer lighting difficult to navigate. Decent pricing on food and drinks. Good covid safety protocols/spacing in place. They use QR code menus and contact tracing questionnaires (fill out upon entry). The host probably could have saved everyone in line some time by letting them know to fill out the contact tracking Q/A while they were waiting verses waiting to get to the front and then scanning and completing the questionnaire once they get to the front. Just a couple other QR code placements along the window or at the top of the stairs could make this quicker. The place overall has comfortable yet still fun pub vibe throughout. Not snooty or pretentious in anyway. I'm sure this place will be packed again once this pandemic ends. Check it out while you can before the line ups start queuing longer again. If you're on a date, or day out with your best bud, the cute balcony seating facing Banff Ave is perfect to drink, people watch and chat the hours away. It's a great balcony but suitable only for smaller groups as it's bar style seating only (side by side facing out). No worries if you are with family or a bigger group of people there are lots of tables and booths inside. Food was good, hot and not expensive. Beers were delicious. I tried their Blood Orange IPA promo special this time. Their monthly special gives a portion of the proceeds to a charity, this one goes to our Alberta first responders. Last but also most importantly waiter service was spot on and friendly! So nice to see the big smiles back on their faces... go check them out I'm sure they'll be glad to see you.
Guy BrushGuy Brush
Shout out to a server called MaKenna, who tried to embarrass my party from Europe, but only embarrassed herself. No server is entitled to tips. End of conversation. It took 15 minutes for a party of three to get a beer, a sour and a margarita. Asking every 25 minutes if we need another drink is not exceptional service. I decide when I tip, and I tip when exceptional service is given. To have this server come back after we paid and explain "why we tip here" because she assumed my friends were out of town (both European, one has been working here a year, the other is actually on holiday), and basically complain and beg for a tip is outrageous. She's got some balls. You are not entitled to a tip from any customer, Canadian or foreign. Ever. If you don't make enough money in your serving job, get another one. Or a second job. I don't care. It's not my problem. Banff Ave Brew Company, train your staff with some decorum. Your staff member MaKenna should be ashamed and embarrassed, and I would be too to know she represents my company. Won't be coming back for a while (after all I've lived in Banff for 18 months, I know plenty of other bars with better staff to spend my money in). Do better.
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4.2
(620)
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1.0
3y

I'm usually a pretty patient person but experience from our server Audrey and staff at the Banff Avenue Brewing company was pretty horrendous. After being seated we waited forever to take our drink orders. 4 tables seated after us and all their drinks were taken before us. Then after finally placing our drink order we waved Audrey down to place our food order. Calamari to start. Poutine for my mother-in-law, chicken sandwich for my wife and myself a burger. 20 some minutes before the calamari comes. About an hour later for the food. She continued to go down our row checking on everyone besides us. Most of the others food had come and they were finished. We finally waved her down and 8 asked how long does it take for a darn Poutine. She said oh I placed the starter first but I will go check. After finally getting our food which she said he was just plating as she went to check my mother-in-laws fries were not warm at all. The whole time I'm frustrated and watching her go back and forth to the front and sign in to her phone and playing with her hair. I waved her down again for a Pepsi refill and she is off again. I go to the bar after 10 minutes to ask for a Pepsi and the bartender gives me attitude. I tell him thanks and he just shrugs me off. My family is Native American and you can clearly tell we are in a restaurant filled with white people. I have worked in the service industry before and know how the system works but it was not busy as she tried to say. She knew I was upset and if there was anything she could do. Not after an hour and a half of ignoring us. I paid the bill and left and she tries to explain and how I probably don't care. I have said before I'm patient but when this happens time and time again I swear it is frustrating being a First Nation's person in my own country at times. Does anyone even understand how that feels to not want to be your own culture? Thanks but no thanks Banff Avenue Brewing. You made a otherwise great trip to Banff a...

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2.0
3y

Banff Ave used to be one of my favourite, must-go, places in Banff. Until a couple years ago when their food and beer quality started to go down. Gave it one more chance this summer and probably won’t be back. Bad food quality, subpar beer, lazy service, and overcharged on bill.

Based on my last visit, I was very unimpressed. Service was not good, very “whatever” “don’t care” attitude. Server would not make any comments or recommendations on the menu besides “everything is okay and nothing sucks”. Looking back, it definitely sums up the place, it is just an ok place. Beer was alright, nothing special. Ordered nachos with cheese sauce. It took 45 mins to come out. Despite the long wait, Nachos were cold and tasted like they had been sitting out for hours. There were old fries from other orders in the sauce. Asked for a new one, but never came. Definitely not $24 worth. For dinner, we had a fried chicken meal and a buffalo chicken sandwich. Once again we waited an hour for the food amd came out stone cold. Both dishes were missing parts to the order, however this time they did get brought out… over halfway through the meal. Fried chicken had barely any chicken to it, mainly just breading. Chicken sandwich was supposed to be served on a focaccia herb bun but was just a regular old bun. Both meals were equally flavourless. It was a quiet day at the restaurant with long waits, and bland cold food.

Oh and to top it all off when it came time for the bill, we pay for our meal and was going to get the receipt but before we could ask the waiter says “would you like your receipt” presses the cancel button “No one ever does” and walk away before we can get our copy. Only to notice when we leave the we were over charged for our subpar meal by $25. Terrible choice for supper. Felt super let down. Probably won’t be back after...

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5.0
18w

I live in Calgary, and have been to Banff countless times over the years. When I was younger, whenever family would visit from out of town, we'd always take them to Banff. From what I understand, Banff Avenue Brewing company has only been in its current location for 10 - 15 years. I honestly forget what was there prior, but I've walked by the building countless times.

Recently I had family visiting from out of town. I hadn't seen my cousin in 20 years, and we spent the day visiting the numerous popular destinations within Banff National Park. At the end of our day, we were starving and parched.

We Google searched a few restaurants, and found that many closed at 9:30 p.m. As we were walking down Banff Avenue, I looked over at the all too familiar structure (now Banff Brewing Company), and said to my cousin "let's check it out!"

We jay-walked through traffic directly across the street, and it was entirely worth it! Lol

Our server was amazing (I think her name was Laurie?), and she was very well informed regarding the menu. She even took the time to take several photos of my cousin and I when we asked. We shared the Basic Bomber Pizza, and a caesar salad. Our beer of choice was the White Wit Belgian wheat beer. Everything was outstanding! Wow, I wish I could find a pizza like that in Calgary! Believe me, I've lived in Calgary since 1977, and have tried every Pizzeria here, Italian and Greek style. In all honesty, I found the Basic Bomber to be among one of the best deep dish pan style pizzas I have ever eaten.

I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Banff! However, it may not be accessible to someone with mobility issues, as it's on the second floor. I couldn't see an elevator. I took a look at their website, and there was no mention of one either. Probably best to call...

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I live in Calgary, and have been to Banff countless times over the years. When I was younger, whenever family would visit from out of town, we'd always take them to Banff. From what I understand, Banff Avenue Brewing company has only been in its current location for 10 - 15 years. I honestly forget what was there prior, but I've walked by the building countless times. Recently I had family visiting from out of town. I hadn't seen my cousin in 20 years, and we spent the day visiting the numerous popular destinations within Banff National Park. At the end of our day, we were starving and parched. We Google searched a few restaurants, and found that many closed at 9:30 p.m. As we were walking down Banff Avenue, I looked over at the all too familiar structure (now Banff Brewing Company), and said to my cousin "let's check it out!" We jay-walked through traffic directly across the street, and it was entirely worth it! Lol Our server was amazing (I think her name was Laurie?), and she was very well informed regarding the menu. She even took the time to take several photos of my cousin and I when we asked. We shared the Basic Bomber Pizza, and a caesar salad. Our beer of choice was the White Wit Belgian wheat beer. Everything was outstanding! Wow, I wish I could find a pizza like that in Calgary! Believe me, I've lived in Calgary since 1977, and have tried every Pizzeria here, Italian and Greek style. In all honesty, I found the Basic Bomber to be among one of the best deep dish pan style pizzas I have ever eaten. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Banff! However, it may not be accessible to someone with mobility issues, as it's on the second floor. I couldn't see an elevator. I took a look at their website, and there was no mention of one either. Probably best to call ahead to be sure.
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Banff's oldest brewery is a great family friendly pub. Right on Banff Ave just keep an eye out for the stairs to take you up. No elevator that I could see so unfortunately not good for people who would find stairs and/or dimmer lighting difficult to navigate. Decent pricing on food and drinks. Good covid safety protocols/spacing in place. They use QR code menus and contact tracing questionnaires (fill out upon entry). The host probably could have saved everyone in line some time by letting them know to fill out the contact tracking Q/A while they were waiting verses waiting to get to the front and then scanning and completing the questionnaire once they get to the front. Just a couple other QR code placements along the window or at the top of the stairs could make this quicker. The place overall has comfortable yet still fun pub vibe throughout. Not snooty or pretentious in anyway. I'm sure this place will be packed again once this pandemic ends. Check it out while you can before the line ups start queuing longer again. If you're on a date, or day out with your best bud, the cute balcony seating facing Banff Ave is perfect to drink, people watch and chat the hours away. It's a great balcony but suitable only for smaller groups as it's bar style seating only (side by side facing out). No worries if you are with family or a bigger group of people there are lots of tables and booths inside. Food was good, hot and not expensive. Beers were delicious. I tried their Blood Orange IPA promo special this time. Their monthly special gives a portion of the proceeds to a charity, this one goes to our Alberta first responders. Last but also most importantly waiter service was spot on and friendly! So nice to see the big smiles back on their faces... go check them out I'm sure they'll be glad to see you.
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Shout out to a server called MaKenna, who tried to embarrass my party from Europe, but only embarrassed herself. No server is entitled to tips. End of conversation. It took 15 minutes for a party of three to get a beer, a sour and a margarita. Asking every 25 minutes if we need another drink is not exceptional service. I decide when I tip, and I tip when exceptional service is given. To have this server come back after we paid and explain "why we tip here" because she assumed my friends were out of town (both European, one has been working here a year, the other is actually on holiday), and basically complain and beg for a tip is outrageous. She's got some balls. You are not entitled to a tip from any customer, Canadian or foreign. Ever. If you don't make enough money in your serving job, get another one. Or a second job. I don't care. It's not my problem. Banff Ave Brew Company, train your staff with some decorum. Your staff member MaKenna should be ashamed and embarrassed, and I would be too to know she represents my company. Won't be coming back for a while (after all I've lived in Banff for 18 months, I know plenty of other bars with better staff to spend my money in). Do better.
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