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Angel's Drive In — Restaurant in Calgary

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Angel's Drive In
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Playful joint with a 1950s vibe serving classic diner grub such as burgers, sandwiches & ice cream.
Nearby attractions
Bowness Park
8900 48 Ave NW, Calgary, AB T3B 2B2, Canada
Bowness Park Wading Pool
8900 48 Ave NW, Calgary, AB T3B 2B2, Canada
Bowmont Park
85 St NW, Calgary, AB T3B 3P5, Canada
Baker Park
Calgary, AB T3L 1S5, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Haandi Indian Cuisine
8607 48 Ave NW, Calgary, AB T3B 2B3, Canada
Seasons of Bowness Park
8900 48 Ave NW, Calgary, AB T3B 2B2, Canada
Monki Breakfast Club & Bistro Greenwich
50 Greenbriar Dr NW Unit 130, Calgary, AB T3B 6M3, Canada
Dell Cafe
7930 Bowness Rd NW #28, Calgary, AB T3B 0H2, Canada
Masala Bhavan Express (South Indian Cuisine)
45 Greenbriar Dr NW #103, Calgary, AB T3B 6N4, Canada
Deep & Square Pizza / Bowness Pizza(2 for 1 Round Pizza)
7930 Bowness Rd NW, Calgary, AB T3B 0H3, Canada
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Angel's Drive In

8603 47 Ave NW, Calgary, AB T3B 2A1, Canada
4.4(1.2K)
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Playful joint with a 1950s vibe serving classic diner grub such as burgers, sandwiches & ice cream.

attractions: Bowness Park, Bowness Park Wading Pool, Bowmont Park, Baker Park, restaurants: Haandi Indian Cuisine, Seasons of Bowness Park, Monki Breakfast Club & Bistro Greenwich, Dell Cafe, Masala Bhavan Express (South Indian Cuisine), Deep & Square Pizza / Bowness Pizza(2 for 1 Round Pizza)
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+1 403-288-1009
Website
angelsdrivein.com

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MAC & CHEESE BITES
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French Fries

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Nearby attractions of Angel's Drive In

Bowness Park

Bowness Park Wading Pool

Bowmont Park

Baker Park

Bowness Park

Bowness Park

4.7

(2.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Bowness Park Wading Pool

Bowness Park Wading Pool

3.7

(10)

Open 24 hours
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Bowmont Park

Bowmont Park

4.7

(773)

Open 24 hours
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Baker Park

Baker Park

4.7

(833)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Angel's Drive In

Haandi Indian Cuisine

Seasons of Bowness Park

Monki Breakfast Club & Bistro Greenwich

Dell Cafe

Masala Bhavan Express (South Indian Cuisine)

Deep & Square Pizza / Bowness Pizza(2 for 1 Round Pizza)

Haandi Indian Cuisine

Haandi Indian Cuisine

4.1

(136)

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Seasons of Bowness Park

Seasons of Bowness Park

3.8

(343)

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Monki Breakfast Club & Bistro Greenwich

Monki Breakfast Club & Bistro Greenwich

4.7

(458)

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Dell Cafe

Dell Cafe

4.2

(205)

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Reviews of Angel's Drive In

4.4
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4.0
2y

Two large chocolate shakes and one large onion rings at $24.40! Too much? Cost of living? Too much? Cost of NOT living? Now, that's a cost that's way too much! So pull it off the road once in a while, right?! And a good place to do that and to spend some money on life is at Angel's! Good choice, Buster! And good thinking. Here's a crew whom I'm sure, puts in a solid day cooking, making your good choice at an independent business and a legacy landmark in Bowness, to boot! Added up in my head, between cars, well, with the minimum wages, and uniform service, city taxes, paper napkin costs, the price of a plumber's call?... Think of an expense and a small business has it! Ask the owners? I'm sure they'll say it's a struggle or something of the like, but with a big smile for your kids, they will thank you so much for coming in! And, hope to see you again! The building has existed for my whole life, it seems. Dad took us boys there a few times, if I can remember correctly that far back? Ha! And their onion rings WERE very hot and crisp, folks! And a yesteryear serving size, for sure! The milkshakes that my brother and I enjoyed were a little celebration of our now, much more rare times together. As far as that cost accounting? Well, everything is expensive, isn't it?! Darn tootin'! "Hey, easy on that horn, Buster!" What is expensive is spending a day without earning those special moments like sharing a bag of onion rings with your big brother, washed down with a mocha-chocolate and a raspberry-lime shake? Is that what Tim had?.. I offered him the last onion ring. But he said, "You have it, Douglas". That's us, still brothers! At Angel's Drive-in. Still in Bowness. I came up with my own bumper sticker in my own bumper head, years ago: DREAMS ARE FREE! BUT MEMORIES COST MONEY. Thank you,...

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2.0
11w

Ordered a cheeseburger in the drive-thru today, for $8.00. It came with only 2 VERY small pickles, that were hard to find and maybe ?4 small chopped pieces of white onion, could not taste these as there were very few to find on the hamburger. I asked if they could put lettuce on it, they did, but I was charged for the lettuce, cheap iceberg lettuce too. (A & W will gladly add lettuce and tomato to your burger, and FREE OF CHARGE). Abit of lettuce and slice of tomatoe, pennies. The patty was good, fresh, however smaller than expected, for $8.00, $8.50 now with my piece of lettuce added. The bun for the hamburger was huge and too thick-too big for the amount of meat/patty for sure. I ended up throwing 1/3 of the bun away, as there wasn’t enough meat (and definitely not toppings) for the size of the bun. The “cheese” they use is not real cheese, it’s processed, which you should know. I also ordered a small soft ice cream cone, was not great, not as creamy as they used to serve..and a small cone cost $5.25! It wasI received the cone at the 1st window where I paid, and was so looking forward to this creamy cone, abit disappointed as the cream the flavour was not there, esp. for $5.25 for a small cone. By the time my burger was ready at the next window, my cone was already eaten. Save your money please, enjoy an ice cream cone and eat in somewhere else,..receive table service! For what I paid for and what I received. My ice cream cone and a cheeses burger cost me $15.00 at this drive thru. Also. They handed me my hamburger in a small paper bag, no napkins, condiments, nothing. I had to look inside, then ask for these. Took me awhile to get thru this drive-thru. Never again…too many other better options and great hamburger...

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4.0
6y

Love it..!! Food is amazing. We had thick delicious milkshakes, juicy fat burgers, yummy juicy fried chicken and chicken fingers, crispy golden fries, and my son had another side and I can't remember what it was but I remember him saying that it was delicious, and 2 of us had dinner rolls that were warm and soft, mmmm mmmm all was sooooo yummy!! All the staff were friendly polite engaging and busy. They were young and I was surprised how disciplined they all were. As we were leaving my son noticed that he was friends with some of them from Catholic school and they all waved and were happy to see him, 2 of them were the cooks Good Job guys! 2 negatives, it was busy, the dining room was almost full and we had to wait a long time for our order it was at least 15 min. I think they needed more staff to keep up, outside was full and the drivethrough was active so service was slow. However it was very clean inside and the staff were in good spirits despite being so busy. The other thing I can't really complain about is the cost. Our order was almost $50 for the 3 meals and although everything was delicious, it's still alot to pay for a Diner. I'm a single Mom with 2 Teenagers and I don't want to go to McDonald's or similar places to treat them, but $50 is what I give them for school lunch for the week $4 & $6 per day, so it's not in our budget for a regular place to dine unfortunately. If we skip the milkshakes the kids ordered it would have saved $17-$18 but they're just as good as the food. I will return, but not for awhile. Unless they give out coupons or discounts/specials on certain menu items or on certain days. They would be 5 stars if the prices were just a bit lower and we hadn't waited for so long, but it was...

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J. Douglas RainesJ. Douglas Raines
Two large chocolate shakes and one large onion rings at $24.40! Too much? Cost of living? Too much? Cost of NOT living? Now, that's a cost that's way too much! So pull it off the road once in a while, right?! And a good place to do that and to spend some money on life is at Angel's! Good choice, Buster! And good thinking. Here's a crew whom I'm sure, puts in a solid day cooking, making your good choice at an independent business and a legacy landmark in Bowness, to boot! Added up in my head, between cars, well, with the minimum wages, and uniform service, city taxes, paper napkin costs, the price of a plumber's call?... Think of an expense and a small business has it! Ask the owners? I'm sure they'll say it's a struggle or something of the like, but with a big smile for your kids, they will thank you so much for coming in! And, hope to see you again! The building has existed for my whole life, it seems. Dad took us boys there a few times, if I can remember correctly that far back? Ha! And their onion rings WERE very hot and crisp, folks! And a yesteryear serving size, for sure! The milkshakes that my brother and I enjoyed were a little celebration of our now, much more rare times together. As far as that cost accounting? Well, everything is expensive, isn't it?! Darn tootin'! "Hey, easy on that horn, Buster!" What is expensive is spending a day without earning those special moments like sharing a bag of onion rings with your big brother, washed down with a mocha-chocolate and a raspberry-lime shake? Is that what Tim had?.. I offered him the last onion ring. But he said, "You have it, Douglas". That's us, still brothers! At Angel's Drive-in. Still in Bowness. I came up with my own bumper sticker in my own bumper head, years ago: DREAMS ARE FREE! BUT MEMORIES COST MONEY. Thank you, Angel's, for mine.
FQLFQL
I love vintage diners. The wholesome old fashioned details of these places make getting a burger more than just a fast food stop. It becomes a time travel experience back to full flavoured milkshakes, good sized delicious burgers with solid ingredients and crispy fries or onion rings. Angel's doesn't disappoint. I'd say they have the best onion rings in town. You have to try them. They are so good! I'd recommend coming with time to sit in one of the booths or an outdoor patio table on a nice day. Umbrellas are put out on sunny days. Lots of people coming and going with minimal wait for fresh food. No problem grabbing something for take out. If you're not in the mood for a burger, this is great stop for a tasty cool treat. Pick up an ice cream or float, if you're not in the mood for a milkshake. You can chill on site, or better yet head to Bowness Park (just a couple blocks north) and walk along the river or sit under the shade of one of the beautifu big old trees. If you're not getting take out, you can grab a menu at the right side of the counter (closest by the door) and find yourself a seat. No table service here but you can take your time. Sit where you like, pick what you'd like then head to the counter to order. You pay when your order and bring your dishes back to the labeled rack (at the left of the counter) when you are done. If your food will be a few minutes you'll get a buzzer to notify you when your order is ready for pick up (also at the left side of the counter). Self serve water and glasses available as labeled on the dish rack. Good size parking lot and some street parking. Hope this place stays open for many years to come. We'll definitely be back.
Roman SizerRoman Sizer
This place was recommended to me, so on a whim I drove across the city to give it a try. It was OK. It wasn't bad, but it also wasn't anything amazing. The burgers we tried we're both good, but nothing noteworthy. The deep fried mushrooms were as good as how much salt I added to them. I was a little disappointed in the poutine. A proper poutine is supposed to have gravy with the cheese curds on top so that the heat of the gravy doesn't melt, but rather warms the cheese so it makes a squeaky feel on your teeth. I don't typically fault a restaurant for adding shredded mozzarella on to the poutine instead of curds, it's not an ingredient you use in a lot of other dishes, so that's not what made this poutine less than stellar. In this case, the cheese was put on under the gravy, which was way over poured and it turned into a gross fry-soup. I still ate it. The decore hit all the right notes for a classic 50s stlye diner, it had a good retro feel without going overboard. Washrooms at the time were in need of a thorough cleaning. Ultimately, I liked this place, and if I lived close by, I would probably come all the time. I didn't like it enough that I would recommend going out of your way to eat here.
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Two large chocolate shakes and one large onion rings at $24.40! Too much? Cost of living? Too much? Cost of NOT living? Now, that's a cost that's way too much! So pull it off the road once in a while, right?! And a good place to do that and to spend some money on life is at Angel's! Good choice, Buster! And good thinking. Here's a crew whom I'm sure, puts in a solid day cooking, making your good choice at an independent business and a legacy landmark in Bowness, to boot! Added up in my head, between cars, well, with the minimum wages, and uniform service, city taxes, paper napkin costs, the price of a plumber's call?... Think of an expense and a small business has it! Ask the owners? I'm sure they'll say it's a struggle or something of the like, but with a big smile for your kids, they will thank you so much for coming in! And, hope to see you again! The building has existed for my whole life, it seems. Dad took us boys there a few times, if I can remember correctly that far back? Ha! And their onion rings WERE very hot and crisp, folks! And a yesteryear serving size, for sure! The milkshakes that my brother and I enjoyed were a little celebration of our now, much more rare times together. As far as that cost accounting? Well, everything is expensive, isn't it?! Darn tootin'! "Hey, easy on that horn, Buster!" What is expensive is spending a day without earning those special moments like sharing a bag of onion rings with your big brother, washed down with a mocha-chocolate and a raspberry-lime shake? Is that what Tim had?.. I offered him the last onion ring. But he said, "You have it, Douglas". That's us, still brothers! At Angel's Drive-in. Still in Bowness. I came up with my own bumper sticker in my own bumper head, years ago: DREAMS ARE FREE! BUT MEMORIES COST MONEY. Thank you, Angel's, for mine.
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I love vintage diners. The wholesome old fashioned details of these places make getting a burger more than just a fast food stop. It becomes a time travel experience back to full flavoured milkshakes, good sized delicious burgers with solid ingredients and crispy fries or onion rings. Angel's doesn't disappoint. I'd say they have the best onion rings in town. You have to try them. They are so good! I'd recommend coming with time to sit in one of the booths or an outdoor patio table on a nice day. Umbrellas are put out on sunny days. Lots of people coming and going with minimal wait for fresh food. No problem grabbing something for take out. If you're not in the mood for a burger, this is great stop for a tasty cool treat. Pick up an ice cream or float, if you're not in the mood for a milkshake. You can chill on site, or better yet head to Bowness Park (just a couple blocks north) and walk along the river or sit under the shade of one of the beautifu big old trees. If you're not getting take out, you can grab a menu at the right side of the counter (closest by the door) and find yourself a seat. No table service here but you can take your time. Sit where you like, pick what you'd like then head to the counter to order. You pay when your order and bring your dishes back to the labeled rack (at the left of the counter) when you are done. If your food will be a few minutes you'll get a buzzer to notify you when your order is ready for pick up (also at the left side of the counter). Self serve water and glasses available as labeled on the dish rack. Good size parking lot and some street parking. Hope this place stays open for many years to come. We'll definitely be back.
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This place was recommended to me, so on a whim I drove across the city to give it a try. It was OK. It wasn't bad, but it also wasn't anything amazing. The burgers we tried we're both good, but nothing noteworthy. The deep fried mushrooms were as good as how much salt I added to them. I was a little disappointed in the poutine. A proper poutine is supposed to have gravy with the cheese curds on top so that the heat of the gravy doesn't melt, but rather warms the cheese so it makes a squeaky feel on your teeth. I don't typically fault a restaurant for adding shredded mozzarella on to the poutine instead of curds, it's not an ingredient you use in a lot of other dishes, so that's not what made this poutine less than stellar. In this case, the cheese was put on under the gravy, which was way over poured and it turned into a gross fry-soup. I still ate it. The decore hit all the right notes for a classic 50s stlye diner, it had a good retro feel without going overboard. Washrooms at the time were in need of a thorough cleaning. Ultimately, I liked this place, and if I lived close by, I would probably come all the time. I didn't like it enough that I would recommend going out of your way to eat here.
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